petra and ed have just station. two years. two years. petra and ed havejust gone down into station.ve just gone down into the subway because they think there might bea subway because they think there might be a number of people sleeping there. they have just come down to have a look and check it out. to most people wandering through here, itjust to most people wandering through here, it just looks like to most people wandering through here, itjust looks like rubbish. but the reality is people are living down here, sleeping down here, two to three people every night. it is dry. it is dry, light, cold, smells a bit. anyway, it might sound harsh, but i think it should be cleared up. it should be cleared, it should be cleaned and the people should be offered an alternative. of course. sometimes people look at that as cruelty. to take the stuff away? yeah. but sometimes we are not left with any option. how can we trigger a change in behaviour if we have tried everything else? i have been doing this for 25 years and i am pretty ashamed to still be standing here talking about the same issu

she'll now face the number eight seed petra kvitova who needed three sets to see offjelena ostapenko.gh the deciding set 6—1. to rugby union, as the six nations championship is the latest sporting event to be affected by the coronavirus. it was confirmed on wednesday that the match between ireland and italy, which was due to take place in dublin on seventh march, has been postponed, and may even be cancelled completely. the corresponding fixtures in the women's and under—20 championships have also been called off. the national public health emergency team has determined that the series of matches should not proceed in the interest of public health. they are happy to comply with this instruction. we will immediately begin to work with our six nations partners to look at the possibility of rescheduling those three matches and we hope to have an update on that in the coming days. cricket — and there were comprehensive wins for england and pakistan at the women's t20 world cup on wednesday. england beat thailand — thanks to an unbeaten century from their captain heather knight. she made 1

petra vilhova won in style, but it could have been so different if sweden's anna sven larsson who helde face first, just before the finish line, leaving her with her head in her hand. that fall gave the victory to vilhova who's now won her third straight women's world cup slalom race. she now leads the slalom standings by 20 points ahead of mikaela shiffrin. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me chetan pathak and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. the very heavy rain that storm dennis brought us, over a months worth across the hills of southern wales, well, that's left some very nasty flooding conditions. we still have four severe flood warnings in force along stretches of the river teme between ludlow, in shropshire, and eardiston, in worcestershire. it was only thanks to this temporary flood defences, put up by the environment agency, that these properties in bewdley stayed away from the floodwaters. the river severn just about being held back. and talking of flood warnings, we have over 300 flood warnings still

in the same half of the draw, petra kvitova, who won the saint petersburg trophy in 2018, is also throughs ranked 47 in the world. after losing the sevond set 6—1, the number 3 seed and former wimbledon champion took the decider 6—2, to seal her place in the last eight. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello. storm dennis on the way this weekend, nowhere escaping the strong winds, disruptive in places but concern growing aboutjust how much rain coming from it as well. one rain band bearing south on friday but look how much rain is going to come from dennis on the weekend. this trailing weather front has along it several spells of prolonged rain, particularly into parts of england and wales and areas that have seen a lot of rain recently and some flooding. we are going to see some furtherflooding in places. the met office has a number of amber warnings in force for the rain and we'll look at those and other warnings injust a moment. and for friday, another spell of a rain moving south. q

the world number 19 from kazakhstan won 7—6, 6—3, and she'll face petra martic next.aland and india. india are currently on 95/11. from all of us at the bbc sport centre. thanks for watching. see you next time. hello there. the weather is staying unsettled to end the week and indeed into the weekend we have got more rain at times, also some strong winds, thanks to an active jetstream bringing areas of low pressure in. for friday, it's going to be a very windy day, and most of the rain would be across western hills, across the northern half of the country. here it is on the pressure charts. you can see lots of isobars across the country, so it will be windy and these weather fronts bringing outbreaks of rain to parts of northern ireland, particularly western northern ireland, into western scotland, north—west england and, at times, into northern and western wales. further south and east, it should be drier and brighter but a very blustery day for all. those winds gusting 30—110 miles an hourfor many. parts of south—east scotland, east of the pennines, could see gusts a

petra kvitova moved into the third round at the qatar open too, after a three—set win over unseeded carlaning the clash of the former doha champions after coming from behind to take the victory. kvitova will facejelena ostapenko in the last 16 on wednesday. to the women's t20 world cup now. west indies take on pakistan on wednesday, but before that, england will face thailand. england captain heather knight and her team are expected to win, against the tournament debutants, who haven't been playing at the top level for long. but, asjo currie explains, they are ready to make an impact on the biggest stage of all. they have come a way in a short amount of time. the thailand women's cricket team only came into existence in 2007, just 13 years later, and they now find themselves competing on the world's biggest stage, with many of them recruited from softball and baseball. they are a great bunch. they are absolutely fun people, they are always smiling, and you will rarely find anybody sitting alone or sitting quiet and not feeling it. but they enjoy each other‘s company, and is a very strong,

she'll now face the number eight seed, petra kvitova — who beat 0ns jabeur from tunisia.e—break. and, in the other semi—final, svetlana kuznetsova will play arina sabalenka. kuznetsova beat the number 4 seed, belinda bencic in straight sets. while sabalenka — the number 9 seed from belarus — had to come from a set down to beat china's zheng sai—sai, who's ranked 37 in the world. sabalenka won 3—6, 7—6, 6—3 to reach the last four. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, katie shanahan, and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello once again. just as i was beginning to think about climatological spring at the end of the week, so thursday brought a taste of winter to some areas, and yet much of the rest of february is going to be all about some really quite heavy rain, some very strong winds. details, of course, on all of the warnings associated with this weather are to be found on the bbc weather website. friday itself starts off dry enough across eastern spots. it's a complete contrast, though, to fortunes towards

ellas petra, su nieto seÑalado como asesino de la pequeÑa y esa muerte le destrozÓ el alma la vuela sinucrado. ella como muchos, iba al entierro de la niÑa, pero a punto de salir algo la hizo detenerse. >> para mÍ fue muy conmovedor y tiene razÓn el pueblo de estar indignado. ivan: en la madrugada las autoridades llegaron a esta casa donde dieron pistas contundentes para asegresponsabilidad de los sospechosos. >> fotografÍas, ropas y otros objetos personales que permitieron obtener informaciÓn. ivan: el presidente de mÉxico dio un voto de confianza nuevamente las autoridades que investigan el caso.. andres: una investigaciÓn estÁ ivan: Éstas son imÁgenes que podemos grabar del interior del domicilio que rentaban los sospechosos y que permanece resguardada por la policÍa. Éstas son las instalaciones de la fiscalÍa antisecuestros. ahí serÁn trasladados los detenidos donde iniciÓ un proceso por secuestro agravado. ahora, las autores definen la tarea de que se han castigados con toda la fuerza de la ley y que paguen por este crimenque conmocionÓ en miles. es lo que tenemos, patricia, regres

> la madre insiste que ningún niño debería quedar así y sufrir esto antes que le hagan a otro niño petradepartamento de policía si nos enviaron un comunicado por correo electrónico en el que dicen que están investigando pero no nos dieron más detalles por su parte también en el distrito escolar indicaron a través de un comunicado que están haciéndose investigación y que colaboran con autoridades para dar con los responsables hasta el momento no han dado a conocer el posible castigo que enfrentan tanto los agresorescomo quien grabó el vídeo o simplemente estuvo parado viendo como golpeaban a michael u alejandra quesada telemundo. >> somos los libros en noticias de más información de última hora desde san francisco donde revelaron más detalles del accidente y es que hasta ahora dos personas en condición crítica para trasladados a un hospital a la unidad de cuidados intensivos hablamos de un atropellamiento. >> más personas resultaron con heridas dos de ellas iban en el vehículo involucrado en el incidente este es una noticia en desarrollo informaremos más. >> otro caballo muere dentro del

was granted asylum in france is at the center of a political scandal french lawmakers are demanding petra pawlenty ski is sent back to russia after he was arrested for posting 1st pitch that brought down president candidate for paris mare solo dubinsky explains. your dad pub lenski is a political refugee here in france but it seems even he is too hot to handle with these latest allegations even members of macaroons own party and are calling for him to be sent back to russia if you get this guy out he's a political refugee he behaves like a the 1st thing to do would be to put him on a plane straight to russia and he will see with mr putin if you can do this kind of crap this comes after the latest scandal involving pav lengthy this follows the dissemination of videos and photos on the internet last week of benjamin cleaver a key ally of president mack on his former spokesperson now linsky and his partner were taken in by the police and they were questioned in regards to those videos questioned into invasion of privacy and broadcasting videos of a sexual nature without the permission of the

and this year the country estimates some 100000 asylum seekers or reach its soil political analysts petra's our group says that this iteration could get much worse without more support. regarding the present situation as it is i want to go we're going to have classes between. the local people and the migrants the islanders do not want to be expelled from where on an island so they're staying so far and just protest that . things can get pretty worse in this some of the silence of the competition is a dreadful so it's only logical the crime will increase if he doesn't. and we're on the phone same thing i. do with programs like there's a program in greece as a european union program and i'm just it's a program of just one gun free will be in big big trouble. that's a breakdown of today's top headlines for now but if you're looking for more you can always had to our website r.t. dot com thanks for tuning in this hour. nuclear power become a battleground in the u.s. in vermont people are demanding the shut down of a local plant from my yankee is right now my focus because it's a very dangerous

camps this year the country estimates some 100000 asylum seekers will reach its soil political analyst petra regrow says that the situation could get worse without much more support. regarding the present situation as it is i want to we're going to have classes between. the little people and the migrants the islanders do not want to be expelled from wear on. staying so far and just protest that. things can get pretty worse in this time of the silence of the competition is a dreadful so it's only logical the crime will increase if he doesn't. and we're on the phone same thing i. do with programs like yours in program in greece european union program and i just it's a program of just one country will be in big big trouble that's a global news update for this hour but don't forget you can always head to our website r.t. dot com for the details on all of those stories and many more. they're just taking over all the alternative all. that taking and as i say the state so the . cold real choice binary choice and only choice is it he said. and best binary thing is not a chance for the arab states to

the world number one, ashleigh barty, will face the 2018 winner, petra kvitova.won the decider 6—2. and something that has been making the headlines is this superb putt from an 84—year—old woman to win a flash new car. mary ann wakefield held her nerve with the whole crowd watching her at a basketball game during the break as she went on to sink a 94—foot putt. and just look at her reaction. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that is bbc.com/sport. but from me, katie shanahan, and the rest of the sport team, that's your friday sport briefing. bring sport briefing. us up—to—date on the picture bring us up—to—date on the picture in japan. we have seen figures suggesting that now 200 people have tested positive to covid—19. considerable concern about the fact that the numbers aren't slowing down, and there isa aren't slowing down, and there is a lot of consternation prompted by the prime minister, shinzo abe's call yesterday to close all public schools for more than a month as of monday, a lot of parents very angered and concerned about the sudde

secession is absolutely irreversible and catalonia will be independent he met spanish prime minister petra sanchez on thursday but sanchez rejects any push for independence though he has agreed to hold talks with castroneves leaders to determine the future of the region your. new study i believe that the people of catalonia never felt they are there they have realised this process has been about and a sacrifice is needed in order to reach independents and it will also be lies that this is not about pressing a button it's a man's persistence willingness to sacrifice we have had enormous evidence of people and their families sacrifices to achieve this goal of freedom i believe that this has really widen the pro independent sector and therefore our trust that the independence of catalonia is absolutely irreversible. now island is gearing up for an election that could shake up the status quo health care is one of the major concerns in saturday's vote with more than half a 1000000 patients waiting to see a doctor as paul brennan reports from the southern city of limerick issue could really infl

ferry has really rocked their mining space for years now thanks in large part to this gentleman alex petra the c.e.o. the chief information officer thanks for being on the kaiser report. plus my pleasure also thank you wow yeah. not sure exactly what happened next but anyway stay tuned for the 2nd hour a whole lot coming your way. in this community there are people who believe that it's ok to sell practically food on my table it's really hard there are no jobs and you see that i've got kids that ask heat and as a parent. i can come up with lots of arguments there's a lot of conflict within the game and between the 2 teams most of the conflicts i would say are over balls around money and most of them money is made. close one on each of those he knows each other is good business the state of california alone makes $6000000000.00 a year off to prison complex just to get some point in your life where. you don't care anymore no i cares about you so you don't care mind anything. i don't trust medical authority at all ever and the reason for that is i had this horrible autoimmune disorder growing

it was argued it was dangerous to follow imperialists will political and this petras all go to you does think that the closer ties will only see greece stating exactly what washington wants. so far there has not been tangible benefits for greece from the u.s. point of view. re serves the us interests for example one recent development. greece. is very likely to move i'm getting engaged and there are conflicts with turkey. the gov the greek government decided to give. us with technical stuff i'm sorry around here are the instructions of us and we've given there are differences as well that's just one small example of what the ratio of the venerable benefits dangers these are going to be very regarding us relations. now abuse at your peril that is the warning from the u.k. . health service which is tightening its tolerance when it comes to one really patients doctors can already refuse non-emergency care to aggressive or violent patients but new rules which do come into effect in april are much broader now then all types of harassment bullying or discrimination will be covered and that in

fairy has really rocked their mining space for years now thanks in large part to this gentleman alex petra the c.e.o. the chief information officer thanks for being on the kaiser report. plus my pleasure thank you wow yeah not sure exactly what happened but anyway stay tuned for the 2nd hour a whole lot coming your way. in this community there are people who believe that it's ok to eat this up or actually it's really hard there are no jobs and you see that i've got kids and ask and as a parent. i can come up with arguments there's a lot of conflict within the game between the teams most of the conflict i would say around money and most of them money is made. close one you know the children's clothes he knows each other is good business the state of california makes $6000000000.00 a year of prison complex and you get some 20 year life where. you don't care anymore so you don't care mind anything. join me every thursday on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. i can show you my face but i'm going to teac

almost impossible because in a lot of these places in syria everybody is either evacuated or they are petra five have provided eddie formation of what is going on. we has a team, we honestly did not think that we would be able to find culpability or a level of evidence that an international group could proof culpability on. we had lots of videos of air attacks, the aftermath, but really the team kept pushing in trying to figure out how do we find out if the russians did it without having someone on the inside a russian pilot or defect are telling us or you know god forbid the united states international, or you know defends or intelligence community, they were not willing to get into this area so what we ended up doing is there is a network inside syria of early warning spotters this is a group of people that basically take it upon russian air activities. we were able to -- using them and other sources, able to get a russian pilot transmission. the russians transmit for a number of reasons on an open russian pilots who open channel, so we obtained that material that allowed us to zero in on

louise petra. some are saying warmer temperatures could kill the virus. is that possible?ding of a viral infection, that's because people don't stay as much inside spaces. because these respiratory viruses do spread through respiratory droplets. you sneeze and you can share 100,000 droplets. that's why they're so contagious in winter months, we see a surge of cases. cheryl: are you surprised there's more deaths now, this is more of a deadly virus than sars and that it's also 20% more deadly than the flu, which usually that targets young children with weak immune systems and the elderly, this is young people are dying from the coronavirus. >> right. coronavirus is much more aggressive virus than flu. the fatality rate as you said is 20% higher. also, it spreads faster, like one coronavirus case can spread to three people versus flu which spreads to 1.3 people. so therefore, it spreads much faster. you actually can see a doubling of the caseses in seven days. cheryl: amazing. hopefully they can get a handle on this. i know there's a vaccine maybe soon. let's go to the other

government's strained relations with the region catalan regional president toro welcomed prime minister petra sanchez for talks in barcelona discussions were said to be amicable but the leaders have widely differing positions on the issue of catalan independence 9 catalan leaders are serving prison sentences holding an unauthorized secession referendum in 2017. and just one other story to bring you from london the 2 drivers of a high speed passenger train died when a derailed near melanne in northern italy and the train which was traveling almost 300 kilometers per hour hit another on an adjacent track injuring at least 28 people it was headed south to belong you know when it darrelle had been work on the line before the incident but the cause of the crash is still unknown last serious train accident in italy happened more than 2 years ago killing 3 people so that it would look older because we need to know everything that should be bloody sure the emergency was going to intervene right away the very soon after the accident everyone with liberty on sight and body to face the situation. back t

in a bid to improve strained relations catalan regional president kim torah welcomed prime minister petra sanchez for talks in barcelona now the leaders have widely differing positions on the issue of catalan independence and 9 catalan politicians are currently serving prison sentences for holding an secession referendum back in 2017 a state premier in germany says he will step down for a new polls just a day after being elected with the help of a far right party thomas kemmer extrem swept into power on wednesday and the state of touring gear after the alternative for germany party led their support and that sparked criticism from the governing coalition in berlin and chancellor angela merkel it was the 1st time after the end of the 2nd world war that a far right party helped to form a government in germany. together with my state department colleagues of the 3 democrats we decided to ask for the 3 new state parliament to be dissolved by doing so we'd like to make a new elections possible to remove the if the support for the position of state premier democrats new democratic majorities wh

session is absolute air of us a bill and catalonia will be independent he met spanish prime minister petra sanchez on thursday sanchez rejects any push for independence but has agreed to hold talks with catalonia leaders to determine the future of the region. i believe that the people of catalonia never felt bad they have realised this process has been a foul and a sacrifice is needed in order to preach independence and this is not about pressing a button it's persistence willingness to sacrifice we have had enormous evidence of people and their families sacrifices to achieve this goal of freedom i believe that peace has really wise in the pro independent sector and therefore i trust that the independence of catalonia is absolutely. now polls open in the republic of ireland's general election in a matter of hours and was more than wholesome 1000000 people waiting for medical services access to public health care has been a top concern many viruses the reports from. around kook city political posters gazed down from the lampposts but it's islands health care crisis which the voters want the

. >> commissioner hamasaki: i nominate petra. >> president hirsch: is there a -- >> commissioner dejesus: i have a lot of questions. and if i'm appointed, i can ask questions and they'll be answered. >> president hirsch: well, how about this? i appoint you the contact person, and you can review. [inaudible] >> commissioner dejesus: i just have a lot of questions about the process that you might not have thought of. okay. >> president hirsch: chief scott. >> thank you, commissioners. i just echo what's been said. i thank the controller's office, steve and cat, for the work. i thank d.p.h. for taking this on, as well. just a couple of things i want to note. e.i.s. -- this is regarding e.i.s. second quarter of 2019, i believe it was commissioner brookter that we complete executive summaries and add that to the e.i.s. reporting mechanism, so we've done that as of the second quarter of 2019. anything that we can get in improving the system is welcome, but i just want to point out per the general order, the e.i.s. was never meant to be a reporting mechanism of use of force. it's as you stated,

>> so simple and so striking her stylist is petra flannery.ishment throughout it took 12 fittings, 3 tailors, on many continents to get this right. >> look how good and toned her one arm is >> the other one is just the same >> and the natural hair and makeup >> she looks beautiful classic hollywood. how about scarlett johansson >> love. >> yeah. >> she didn't win an oscar but she won on the carpet. this was an oscar de la renta dress. i love the strapless it had this great bodice on it up close, it was like a silver thread that was almost unraveling the extended train neutral colors very beautiful >> how about margot robbie looked beautiful >> she's effortless and so chic. >> this is a chanel vintage number from '95. i asked why she chose a vintage. and she said, it's about sustainability there's something about bringing an old-school gown to such a memorable occasion >> i like whatever is in the middle >> gothic butte. >> i loved it. laura dern won >> yes >> she also won in your book >> a very simple silhouette. i love the tassels the beaded

. >> commissioner hamasaki: i nominate petra. >> president hirsch: is there a -- >> commissioner dejesus: i have a lot of questions. and if i'm appointed, i can ask questions and they'll be answered. >> president hirsch: well, how about this? i appoint you the contact person, and you can review. [inaudible] >> commissioner dejesus: i just have a lot of questions about the process that you might not have thought of. okay. >> president hirsch: chief scott. >> thank you, commissioners. i just echo what's been said. i thank the controller's office, steve and cat, for the work. i thank d.p.h. for taking this on, as well. just a couple of things i want to note. e.i.s. -- this is regarding e.i.s. second quarter of 2019, i believe it was commissioner brookter that we complete executive summaries and add that to the e.i.s. reporting mechanism, so we've done that as of the second quarter of 2019. anything that we can get in improving the system is welcome, but i just want to point out per the general order, the e.i.s. was never meant to be a reporting mechanism of use of force. it's as you stated,

ella es petra. su nieto es seÑalado como asesino de la pequeÑa. muchos iba ir al entierro de la pequeÑa, pero algo la hizo detenerse. >> para mÍ, fue muy conmovedor. tiene razÓn el pueblo de estar indignado. reportero: en la madrugada autorÍa de llegar no estÁ casa donde obtuvieron pistas contundentes para asegurar la responsabilidad de los sospechosos. >>fotografÍas, ropa y otros objetos personales que permitieron obtener informaciÓn. reportero: el presidente de mÉxico dio un voto de confianza las autoridades que investigan el caso. lÓpez obrador: la pequeÑa que conmocionÓ mucho a la sociedad. reportero: esto son imÁgenes que pudimos grabar en el interior del domicilio que rentaron los sospechosos y estÁ resguardado por la policÍa. [sonido ambiente] Éstas son las instalaciones que ahora resguarda la propia autoridad. con estas imÁgenes que les ofrecemos se puede observar cÓmo se reforzado la vigilancia en espera de cualquier tipo de mentalidad. nosotros tenemos que estar atentos a lo que surja en las horas por venir. no se sabe cuÁndo habrá de se

i have got to tell you i have seen some cool assignments driving through the sikh lost city of petra,solemn moment president obama to arlington. but those are moments you never forget. but i have got to tell you of all the moments, this has got to be number one. i can't even imagine whoever got the call said hey, how do you feel about taking one of the parades around a lap at d daytona? >> what do you mean? >> yeah. you are going to be the pace car for daytona. you hang up and call your wife or husband right away and say here this is. bucket list checked right now. amazing assignment. griff: let me turn to another story. sending a reporter off talking to you. media issues. one of them was while many were watching the daytona 500. others were signing a petition urging attorney general barr to resign over the sentencing of roger stone. it appears is that 8 of the signatures were media analysts. your reaction? >> well, let's just say bill barr is probably laughing at these idiots right now. they are former doj people for a reason. if you look back under the obama administration and their