said we introduced pip to replace the outdated d.l.a. system pip is a better benefit which takes a much wider look at the way an individual's health condition or disability impacts them on a daily basis underpaid twenty nine percent of claimants receive the highest rate of support compared to fifteen percent under the d.l.a. our next guest attended this week's debate on personal and about abatements ruth george labor m.p. and member of the u.k. work and pensions committee joins me now ruth welcome back to you are going underground so we heard a little earlier from some of those affected by these disability tests conducted by private contractors or big logs on the show about it we created a debate in parliament about this what are you hearing from your constituents about disability testing absolutely i think all them pays a hearing from their constituents about disability testing we're getting cases through often every week. particularly after i was first elected i agreed to meet with a group of women who were survivors of sexual violence

help us bring it on how we fair we do through it and that's the frame that we get the pip assessment is a functionality test is about what you can do and not about. impairment know about your condition know about what trade me in nature what medication you're taking it can you pick up that cup can you get out of bed can you get dressed can you talk to people can you travel on public transport is about functionality it's not about your impairment it's about disability denial is to know on the eve i health condition to know i need treatment you know i need medication their attitude is you can improve it can get better just denying you have any kind of impairment until. twenty first thing they reassess me. twenty twenty seven fame. i'm. going to go for assessment which is. really how. it is and if the. medical evidence of. it was that thick and the martha did not want to. or have to. through the army and . our impression not our to prove it every world for makes it plain sometimes it's three hundred eighteen months. with this one point six million i could look at means i know we want to

two hundred thousand disabled people who previously receive disability living allowance were denied pipwith over sixty percent of cases winning on appeal or parliamentary under-secretary of state for the d.w.p. and disabled people just in tomlinson heard this just say in this week's debate on pip claimant experiences. only sixteen percent of claimants the highest rates of benefit under it is twenty six percent if you had a mental health condition only twenty two percent highest rate it is now sixty six percent this is why we are spending three billion a year and rightly so jeremy corbyn shadow minister for business energy and industrial strategy laura pitt gok had this to say back if there is an alternative reality being presented by the side these are thinking these are things these are figures diminishes the disabled people's experience is if the shambolic system well going underground wanted to speak to some of the people affected by the changes made by the d.w.p. and minority government needed to raise a maze decision to reassess one point six million claims after the high court rul

the pip assessment is the functionality test it's about what you can do and not about. you know about your condition about what treatment medication can pick up that cup can you get out of bed can you get dressed can you. talk to people travel on public transport. it is not about your impairment it's about disability denial is to know on the eve gore i health condition to know when you need treatment you know i need medication their attitude is you can improve it can get better just you know when you have any kind of impairment it's all paper and twenty first thing they reassess me. last twenty or twenty seven frame of what racist. article are going to go for assessment which is. really when it's not it's not a north and the local and it is that if the cloud. is this that it was. the medical evidence i had it was that thick and the more did not want to take it i have to prove the army and. the impression not or are to prove every word for makes it a pain sometimes it's three sometimes fighting months. with this one point six million i could look at me as i know we want

why we are applying for pip at all cause yellow prior to pip, i had been in receipt of the disabilityi was invited to apply for pip. i use quite a lot of technology to allow me to function, primarily a la tonics to read text and magnify stuff, that sort of thing. and how was the assessment process for you as someone was the assessment process for you as someone who is blind and never going to regain their site? as someone who is blind and never going to regain their site7m sta rts going to regain their site7m starts off that they send you a 16 page form, in no otherformat starts off that they send you a 16 page form, in no other format but paper. if you are visually impaired, you accept that as the norm in life. i was then assessed by a very nice lady. i didn't have to get out of my chair at all. but from that assessment she chair at all. but from that assessment she was chair at all. but from that assessment she was able to establish that i could cook meals and i could wash, dress and could travel around safely. this was in spite of a letter from my consultant which basically said th

well, that's it, then, pip pip. cheeryo!aughter ) now, as sad as those mini harry potters are, that's the kind of thing that kids are supposed to be sad about, that they can't get the lunch they want. unfortunately, kids in america are dealing with much bigger problems. we already know the tragic story of the parkland, florida shooting. a 19-year-old who purchased multiple weapons walked into a high school he was expelled from and shot and killed 17 students and teachers. even though these shootings are happening more an more frequently, i refuse to get used to it and refuse to accept the idea nothing can be done. my first instinct is to talk about limiting guns, but i'm an idiot. i get it. you know, in my dumb mind, i keep thinking gun violence is somehow related to guns. ( laughter ) haven't quite figured it out yet. but the one thing i am sure about is that a lot of people in america think that after a shooting, that is not the time to talk about guns. yeah, apparently it's way too soon. you see, there needs to be a waiti

said we introduced pip to replace the outdated d.l.a. system pip is a better benefit which takes a much wider look at the way an individual health condition or disability impacts them on a daily basis underpaid twenty nine percent of claimants receive the highest rate of support compared to fifteen percent under the d.l.a. our next guest attended this week's debate on personal and about the payments george labor m.p. and member of the u.k. work and pensions committee joins me now ruth welcome back to going underground so we heard a little earlier from some of those affected by these disability tests conducted by private contractors who are paid cogs on the show apparently created a debate in parliament about this what are you hearing from your constituents about disability testing absolutely i think all them pays a hearing from their constituents about disability testing we get in cases through often every week. particularly after i was first elected i agreed to meet with a group of women who were survivors of sexual violence and abuse w

you have the bond market down by 14 pips. europe will be put in context for us.ur immigration proposals steepening an impasse as the house protects 1.8 million undocumented immigrants from deportation. the rejected plans included a bipartisan measure that provided $25 billion for border security and a path to citizenship to young emigrants. following criticism by president trump, the white house threatened to veto the measure. says.k. business group britain should aim for a partial customs union with the eu after it leaves the block. the iod says processed oficultural problems with -- key industries while allowing the government to forge an independent trade policy. theresa may has said the country plans to leave the eu customs union. ceo -- cfo said the company won't launch yet. speaking to daybreak europe, the company reported for your offer aiding profit up 4%, the air said -- is increasing. it plans a major hiking capacity with a boost of as much as 4% this year. u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson has met with turkey's president in an attempt to ease tensi

britain's asher smith went into the race in fine form with a personal best in the heats but she was pipped by the ivory coast's marie—josee ta lou on the line — just two hundreths of a second ahead of asher smith. there was some british sprinting success, with pa ralympic champion sophie hahn in the women's 60 metres t37—38. she'll be making her debut at the commonwealth games in april. england's eddie pepperell has claimed his first european tour title after holding off compatriot oliver fisher to win at the qatar masters. the pair shared the lead overnight, but fisher could have forced a play—off but missed a birdie putt on the 18th. pepperell carded a two—under final round to finish on 18 under and secure victory. that's all from sportsday. more on those stories on the bbc sport website including reaction to manchester city's victory in the league cup final. bbc.co.uk/sport. next, meet the author. john tusa has been broadcast, bbc executive, a tsar in performance and in academia, but now he's brought it all together in a memoir called making a noise. from his own experience, getting it

i've been to brazil over 20 times pip have met with the foreign judiciary.ght it in the state and federal court. i met with the in br capitol hill. i have petitioned our senators and congressmen. i have testified in congress. i have done everything i know how to do. honest lirks the thing i have done the most is begged this family for the opportunity to be in my son's life. and nothing has yielded any dividends. soy really felt like this was the last tool in the arsenal that i had to play. it's not something i wanted to do. i didn't feel like i had any other options. >> and with that said, do you think what this latest step, that there's a chance you could drive a bagger wedge between you and your son? >> you know, absolutely. there's the potential. no doubt that in these parental abductions, the classic story is the alienation part. the abducting parent will use the child against the left-behind parent because alienation is central to this theme of trying to remove a parnd from the life of a child. and i certainly have that fear. but hontsly, i have had tha

in cycling, mark cavendish was pipped in the tour of oman.ry. travelling through wonderful scenery. as the peloton wielding with about 11 kilometres remaining the frenchman took the stage ahead of mark cavendish, meaning he will have a four second overall lead and of course the red jersey into wednesday's second stage. just a bit of basketball. we miami heat are playing we raptors. the ra ptors a re heat are playing we raptors. the raptors are leading and the clevela nd raptors are leading and the cleveland cavaliers are looking to make it four wins in a row. had a victory over the boston celtics on sunday. it is now 36 points apiece. oklahoma city are playing the thunder as well. goodbye for now. hello once again, thanks very much indeed forjoining me. it's time we updated you on the weather prospects for the whole of the british isles and this will take us right through the next few days, on into the weekend. hmm, tuesday, a bit of a mixed bag to say the least. wet in the south, snow further north but once the snow cleared it ended up being

britain's asher smith went into the race in fine form with a personal best in the heats but she was pippedst two hundreths of a second ahead of asher smith. there was some british sprinting success, with pa ralympic champion sophie hahn in the women's 60 metres t37—38. she'll be making her debut at the commonwealth games in april. england's eddie pepperell has claimed his first european tour title after holding off compatriot oliver fisher to win at the qatar masters. the pair shared the lead overnight, but fisher could have forced a play—off but missed a birdie putt on the 18th. pepperell carded a two—under final round to finish on 18 under and secure victory. that's all from sportsday.

games we're going to see here that germany got their best ever return from winter olympics in almost pip's norway to the top of the table until that last event where norway won gold again i think if anyone is going to be a bit disappointed with the whole it is going to be the united states they did not hit their targets for for these games but i'm sure you know it's like the united states i'm sure they'll just be even more motivated to talk the table next time in four years time in beijing yeah i magine they will be all over me thank you very very much. that's all for now join us again at the top of the hour or you can check out our website or follow us on twitter and for watching t w news. carry one mine is made by a smelly. c.w. towards you tube channel. only fourteen those stories. date tournaments and then go on oh it's good to see you tell us about it you should panic check it out yourself see any cute. little.

futures are up over 10 pips.man sachs was saying they have a new target on bunds. that all coagulates around the pricing of the trade you late -- of the markets. trade meantime, japan's is in recovery mode, powering ahead in 2018. exports and imports registering strong growth in january. it results in japan's first monthly trade deficit since 2017. from tokyo.joins us this is the very personification robustal uplift and a global demand picture. is that a fair take on the day? henry: i would say that's true. japan's export looks pretty good. it has for about a year now. today, the headline numbers were good. they topped expectations at about 12%. a little bit of that was due to seasonal factors. yearyear was the lunar new , it fell in january, so we saw a bump this year of exports to china up 30%. , external demand remains solid and that is good for japan. they are seeing strong demand for autos, for semi-conduct er machinery and much more. manus: a lot of talk around dollar-yen cascading, heading towards 1.05. we

britain's dina asher smith went into the race in fine form with a personal best in the heats but she was pipped — just two hundreths of a second ahead of asher smith there's was some british sprinting success though with paralympic champion sophie hahn in the women's 60 metres t37—38. she'll be making her debut at the commonwealth games in april. absolutely delighted. had something to some training this week, and i am absolutely delighted. that is what i ran in training, so to do it on the track is amazing. how are you feeling ahead of the commonwealth games? i am excited, not long to train now, just to train and get to the commonwealth games now. england's eddie pepperell has claimed his first european tour title after holding off compatriot oliver fisher to win at the qatar masters. the pair shared the lead overnight, but fisher could have forced a play—off but missed a birdie putt on the 18th. pepperell carded a two—under final round to finish on 18 under and secure victory. ronnie o'sullivan needs just four more frames to win snooker‘s world grand prix in preston. that's all from sportsday.

. >> dog pip by got a little upset. >> we were going a knife fight. i fell down. goes rough and runs on set. >> right now let's talk about a game night you might not want to be invited to. cam, i know you're all in. >> you know me. especially if it involves two of my favorites. jason bateman and rachel mcadams. in real life, jason is hope leslie devoted to his wife amanda. >> unfortunately, valentines day this year i'm ozarking down in atlanta, and she's in l.a. so it's a fantastic phone call. we might even go for facetime. >> jason and amanda anka have been married 16 years. but in his new comedy "game night," he's all about rachel. >> max is very competitive. as am i. it's one of the reasons i fell in love with him. >> you'll definitely recognize the other faces in this film. check out this anatomy of a cast. jesse plemons from "fargo" is expecting his first child with fiancee kirsten dunst. >> congratulations on becoming a father in the near future. that's a big deal. >> i'm very happy and feel very lucky and -- yeah. >> for jesse and kyle chandler, it's a "fri

in cycling, phil babb pipped his german compatriot marcel kittel and paschal ackerman to take victoryrth but retains the overall race lead. usa hold the two shot lead heading into the third round of the lpga tour event in thailand, two biggest eight birdies and a closing eagle to post a personal best and course record of ten under par. fantastic conditions as well, that course. playing very well and stands a good chance of winning. and that is all the sport. back to you. the president of the european council, donald tusk, has told reporters in brussels that london's position on brexit is based on ‘pure illusion'. he made the comment at the end of a meeting of leaders from 27 eu countries, excluding britain. one of the topics discussed at that meeting was the bloc‘s joint stance on ties with britain after brexit. if the media reports are correct, i am afraid that the uk position today is based on pure illusion. it looks like the cake philosophy is still alive. from the very start it has been a key principle of the eu 27 that there can be no cherry picking and no single market a la cart

with natalie geisenberger pipping dajana eitberger to the gold.e final run... and she kept her advantage throughout to win by more than three tenths of a second overall... retaining the title she won in sochi. canada's alex gough was third. and canada have become the first curling mixed doubles winter olymipcs champions after a big win over world champions switzerland in the final. it's a second gold for both members of the team — john morris and kaitlyn lawes. you can get all the results from day four of the winter olympics on the bbc sport website. ben stokes will fly out tomorrow to new zealand tojoin up with the england cricket team. he entered a plea of not guilty to charges of affray at magistrates in bristol this morning. his case was adjourned to bristol crown court on march 12th but he will not be required to appear in person, allowing him to appear in the remainder of england's winter tour. the ecb say: "any decision to include him in upcoming matches will be made by head coach trevor bayliss and the england management team. he is not cu

if i am receiving pip, surelyl cannot understand.you have somewhere to live and everything else is paid for, but when you have a lifestyle like ours, which is not the normal lifestyle, thenit which is not the normal lifestyle, then it is hard to get help from other people. we are basically looked over. we sat on the street, that'll be fine, they will wake up in the morning. we don't know where we are going to. it is like you are invisible. honestly, it's like nifty sees you. nobody. nobody cares, whatever. i have had people step on me or fall over me, they have not been looking. i know people have their own lives to lead, but i don't understand... why do you think that is, do you think people don't know what to say or they are embarrassed? they don't think we are a member of society any more. not everybody thinks that. there are a lot of bogus beggars. how do you know a real one from the bogus one? that was the story in cambridgeshire this week where police said that the beggars were fake, scammers effectively. we are not all like th

. —— following her pip assessment.at the standard of pip assessments that are being made. i'm sorry to hear the case the honourable lady has set out, i think those people would be very concerned at hearing that case and i'm surprised at the judgment that was given in relation to that individual, can i suggest she sent in the detail and i will make sure it is looked into? mr speaker, my right honourable friend will be aware of the ukip led thanet council's broken election promise to support the reopening of minced and airport. 0n the basis that the site was to be redesignated as mixed use with thousands of houses, the plan was sensibly rejected by local councillors and i salute them for doing so. and she give me her assurance that thanet should now be given as miserable a time as necessary , given as miserable a time as necessary, perhaps under a new administration. —— as reasonable time is necessary, perhaps under a new administration, to get it right. my new administration, to get it right. my honourable friend is rig

were over there, i guess thisin this league nothing surprises you anymore in terms of the catch rule pipat would have happened to the city of philly if they overturned that one. go give >> give me a pep talk for the city of philadelphia. you know the celebrate this for years to come. celebrate the parade on friday so nobody has to go to work the next day. that's all i'm saying. what message do you have for the city of philadelphia? >> i mean for us man, there is no team that we would rather or no city we would rather win the super bowl for. we -- if we could, we would be back in philly already to join the celebration that's already happening. we understand what this means to the city of philadelphia. we're proud to be a part of it. to be able the to be the ones to bring this to the fan base. that has been with us from the beginning. that's believed in us when nobody else did. this is specia not on players, but to bring this back to the city of philadelphia. >> i have to say this. they are the most passionate fans. the only ones i think that ever scared me when i was out on the field. you

last week eagles quarterback john defill pip foe became the vikings offensive coordinator. frank is a tremendous coach and very deserving of this opportunity. he has a valuable member of our staff and we have all benefited from working with him over the last two years. as good as he is a leader and teacher, he's an even better person. we could not be more excited for him as he takes this next step in his career and we wish him and his family all the best. definite a class act there from coach pederson. the debate on immigration starts today on capitol hill. we'll get a first look at president trump's budget after last week's deal to avoid a shutdown as well as his long awaited infrastructure plan. >> a live look at the olympic flame burning brightly in south korea as we check out the biggest event of the winter games just ahead. >>> glenn? >> well, cold air moving in and not for too long. valentine's day warm-up and more rain heading our way as well. i'll break down the timing just ahead. >>> president trump is unveiling his plan to fix america's infrastructure. the chairma

one pip claimant experiences. only sixteen percent of claimants the highest rates of benefit under it is twenty six percent if you have a mental health condition only twenty two percent highest rate it is now sixty six percent this is why we are spending three billion a year and rightly so jeremy corbin shadow minister for business energy and industrial strategy. at this to say back if there is an alternative reality presented by the side these are things these affairs these if it does diminishes the experience is if the shambolic system well going underground wanted to speak just some of the people affected by the changes made by the d.w.p. and minority government leaders juries amaze decision to reassess one point six million claims after the high court ruled it was a blatantly discriminatory system the why when you're going to be assessed never. going to. render the. help. we fear. for. the pip assessment is the functionality test is about what you can do and not about your. impairment know about your condition

porter denies the accusation pip eel speak to a white house reporter who says all of this is overshadowingwhat could have been a great week for president trump. that's coming up top of the hour on shepherd smith reporting. we'll see you then. >> dana: emergency teams combing the snowy fielding outside moscow finding data recorders from yesterday's deadly plane crash that killed everyone on board. the moment that russian airliner crashed in a ball of fire caught on surveillance video. you see the jets plunge into a field about 25 miles from the airport just minutes after takeoff. emergency crews are still searching for body parts and debris. russian investigators ruling out terrorism, but otherwise not speculating on possible causes of the crash. >>> also oversea, a major shift in u.s. strategy. vice president mike pence telling "the washington post" that the u.s. is willing to hold talks with north korea while also keeping up the pressure on pyongyang. this comes after talks between south korea's president and the sister of kim jong-un during the olympics. senior foreign affairs correspond

. >>> consumer alert tonight involving ford ranger pickup pip trucks. ford and u.s.rs want owners oford rangers built between august 5th and december 15th of 2005. now, ford says dealers will tow those rangers to service bays and replace the faulty inflaters as well as provide loaner vehicles while they do it. >> and still to come on "action news" monday night, that exclusive accuweather forecast as we take a live look from our sky6 camera at a pretty picture of the commodore barry bridge tonight. meteorologist adam joseph will have the details of a mild week, a couple days anyway, when "action news" continues tonight. >> ♪ >> the national portrait gallery at the smithsonian unveiled portraits of former president barack obama and michelle obama. the former president's portrait was painted by kehinde wiley an artist known for large vibrant painting of african americans. for mrs. obama commissioned amy sherald. >> i'm in awe of kehinde's gifts and what he and amy have given to this country and to the world and we are both very grateful to have been the subject of their

the security adviser and oprah, a big focus, election meddling charges against the russian pip eel speaka reporter who said the president seems concerned ab how the charges reflect on him and not how to respond to russia. that's top of the hour on shepherd smith reporting. we'll see you then. >> dana: a potential trade war between the u.s. and allies as president trump considers new restrictions on imports of steel and aluminum. for steel, options include a global 24% tariff, 53% tariff on 12 countries with quotas for other, or a quota on all expert r exports equals 63% of that country's shipment from 2017. aluminum option i.n.s. clued 7.7% tariff, 23% tax on aluminum from china, hong kong, russia, venezuela and vietnam or quota on all countries equalling 86.7% of their 2016 exports to the united states. scott lincucum is an international trade attorney. scott paul president of the alliance for american manufacturing and host of the manufacturing pod cast. let me start with you, scott. i want to open it up to say, why do you think this is a good idea and good economics as well for not ju

and in sport, there's a thumping win for wales against scotland, and ireland pip the french in parisst kick of the match — it's a thrilling start to the six nations championship. every time i see that, i wonder if it will make it over the bar. and ben has the weather. it's shaping up to be a brighter day for most of us. quite a lot of sunshine but some treat showers, two, brought in on a cold, north—easterly winds. although weather details you need to know on the way. good morning. first, our main story. there's a warning this morning from mps that cuts to the royal marines would significantly undermine uk security and must be stopped. the defence select committee says the government must "cough up", amid speculation of a funding squeeze on the elite fighting unit. daniella relph reports. the training, known for being tough and arduous. 6500 royal marines go through it to make them amongst britain's at elite fighting forces. known for their versatility and their ability to respond quickly to situations around the world. the royal marines also provide up to half the personnel for the

>> you know, intuitivety i would guess that it is but it's very hard to pip that down. >> i think anybody -- with all due respect mr. powell who's run a business as i have realizes that if it's less burdensome to run my business and sell product or services that i'll be more competitive, be able to high more people and do better. let me give you an example. this morning i met with 100 folks from our credit unions in maine. these are wonderful people that are spending more time or too much time dealing with compliance as compared to pushing money in the community so businesses can grow and hire more workers. can you commit that you will do everything possible within your purview to make sure the regulatory burden for our small financial institutions are controlled and hopefully repe repealed? >> i will make you that commitment. >> you will or will not? >> will. >> thank you, sir. have you looked at senate bill 2155 which deals with part of the choice act that we sent over to the senate and they're dealing with issues, in particular with small credit unions and community banks that help the

i do get great ratings, you have to admit that pip love to negotia -- i love to negotiate things and all that stuff. i won. i won. i'm having a good time. tomorrow they'll say donald trump rants and raves at the president. i'm not ranting and raving, i'm just telling you, you're dishonest people. >> the new president one year ago today, his last and only solo news conference in congress. thank you so very much for being here with us. have a good weekend and good night from nbc news headquarters here in new york. >>> thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. so i think the biggest thing that we learned today is that this guy has quite a lot of rabbits stuffed into that hat. it's always a surprise with the special counsel. on day one, not quite a surprise when the special counsel robert mueller turned in his first multi count felony indictment against paul manafort. he had to pick a guy in the trump campaign orbit that might getting in trouble in the special counsel russia investigation. it wouldn't be crazy to pick paul manafort. he was a really high-profile figure. he was campa

i do get great ratings, you have to admit that pip love to negotia -- i love to negotiate things andat stuff. i won. i won. i'm having a good time. tomorrow they'll say donald trump rants and raves at the president. i'm not ranting and raving, i'm just telling you, you're dishonest people. >> the new president one year ago today, his last and only solo news conference in congress. thank you so very much for being here with us. have a good weekend and good night from nbc news headquarters here in new york. >>> thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. so i think the biggest thing that we learned today is that this guy has quite a lot of rabbits stuffed into that hat. it's always a surprise with the special counsel. on day one, not quite a surprise when the special counsel robert

they pipped scotland up in colwyn bay. at 2:15pm it will be a cracking opening. thank you. derby. 38 nations are competing for the third world cup in manchester this week. you can watch it live on the bbc. for a taste of how physical it gets, i've been to train with some of the highly—fancied england team. rollerskating has never been so physical. in the sport of roller derby, thou shalt not pass. it looks like organised chaos, but this is all about tactics and preparation for the third world cup. it's basically british bulldog on roller skates, mainly played by women since roller derby was started in america in the 1930s. and believe me, there are all tactics going on at the moment in this melee. so, there are two teams of five attacking and defending at the same time. each team nominates a player to be their so—called jammer. they wear a helmet with star on and they score a point for every opposing player they can muscle their way past. they can be helped by their teammates to get through, but their opponents are out to hit them off their feet, or at least off the track,

and in sport, there's a thumping win for wales against scotland and ireland pip the french in paris withhe last kick of the match. it's a brilliant start to the 6 nations. and ben has the weather. good morning. it's shaping up to be a brighter day for most today, quite a brighter day for most today, quite a lot of sunshine around but some wintry showers too brought in on a cold north—easterly wind. all the weather details you need to know on the way. cheers, ben. talk to you later. good morning. first, our main story. scotland yard is looking into two more allegations of sexual assault against the hollywood film producer harvey wine—steen. it brings the total number of women who have reported him to british police to nine. the actress uma thurman has also alleged he assaulted her at a hotel in london in the 1990s. our correspondent simon jones has more. she starred in several films produced by the disgraced movie mogul. it was after the success of pulp fiction that uma thurman says she was targeted by harvey weinstein. now she's the latest woman to speak out in an interview with the new

he sensationally snatched halfpipe gold with a superb final run to just pip japanese teenager ayumu hiranon the sport it wasn't cool to really want to win and ucd skies now, they wanted, they are hungry and motivated. even the qualifying was a vinyl! so i am really proud to come out on top today and bagful of those guys, honestly, because they pushed me to this point to be able to do these kind of runs. this point to be able to do these kind of runs. meanwhile, the weather has been causing more problems in pyeongchang. the biathlon and women's slalom had to be cancelled — organisers closed the olympic park and advised spectators to stay away because of more strong winds. the jamaican women's bobsleigh coach sandra kiriasis has dramatically quit her role and has threatened to take the team's sled with her. the jamaica bobsleigh federation is disputing she owns the sled. german kiriasis resigned after refusing to change roles from driving coach to track performance analyst, which would have given her no access to the athletes. thejbf has denied it will have to withdraw its team, which were d

britain's dina asher smith went into the race in fine form with a personal best in the heats but she was pippeduccess, with paralympic champion sophie hahn in the women's 60 metres t37—38. she'll be making her debut at the commonwealth games in april. iam i am absolutely delighted, i had time to do some training this week, iam time to do some training this week, i am delighted. to do this on the track is brilliant. one of the big reasons as to get ready for the commonwealth games. how are you going? i am so excited, not long to go. just a train hard and get ready for the commonwealth games. greg rutherford came fourth in the men's longjump, rutherford came fourth in the men's long jump, after fighting to rutherford came fourth in the men's long jump, afterfighting to gain fitness. he settled for a best of 8.79 metres. england's eddie pepperell has claimed his first european tour title after holding off compatriot oliver fisher to win at the qatar masters. the pair shared the lead overnight, but pepperell carded a two—under final round to finish on 18 under and secure victory. fisher could have

world cup win of the season for the reigning snowboard cross olympic champion pierre viaux here he pippedin the show good denio to the line for a twenty second career win the final race before pyong chang twenty two year old mckayla while the italy won the women's race underlying her status as a gold medal favorite in what will be her second olympic games. and that's all your sport for now it's now back to see you in london. thank you fire research as in guatemala have discovered new buildings and structures dating from the mayan civilization the discoveries include launch agricultural fields and arrogating can owls and tens of thousands of homes and buildings and mayans control huge swathes of central and north america until the spanish took over starting in the sixteenth century scientists used high tech area lapping techniques to find the remains in the middle of the dense jungle of quarter mile and a ten region. that's it for me for this news hour but i'll be back and i will with more of the day's. conservation ease helping kyrgyzstan to recover its snow leopard population to see the

and thought she and they've started with things we win the three thousand meter banks earning just pipped defending four time olympic gold medalists i mean this. now over the coming days will be seeing advance that many may be unfamiliar to many of us so we're going to try and explain a few of the sights on show in south korea first up here's peter stem it to tell you about some of the facts this is where men and women on ice. fighting sports are exactly as they sound at the winter olympics think sliding down the ice at high speed with close finishes and inherent danger to the athletes all of that make them thrilling to watch bobsled is perhaps the best known of these think cool runnings and it's been part of the winter olympics since the first event in nineteen twenty four teams of two or four men or women compete the four man crew consists of a pilot at the front two pushes in the middle and a break man at the back of the carbon fiber slade so this is how it works the team start by running and pushing the slade before jumping in and hurtling down the ice they're going to have to travel

brian is fast pip and he's been to 20 tournaments in fargo. he knows fargo. we forget up in winnipeg, there's 675,000 people living in winnipeg and we've only got 750,000 in the whole state offed in md. he said what are you working on? i've got 13,000 job us open. i'm working on getting 13,000 people to move south to winnipeg to fill all of these jobs. anyway, we've got great partners up there, not only trade, but with water. we want to keep working with the red river basin which crosses the borders, and the basin which crosses the border and lots of things to build a future with canada for a better future for north dakota. those federal partnerships, of course, also lead to the military. we're honored just a month after a presidential visit to have the secretary of the air force and the vice president of the united states visit minot. it's not only critical to our local economy at a time where we still have unfortunately global tensions and potentially global nuclear intentions which are, you know, again, an unthinkable thing that i thought maybe i could qui

be pip >> probably figure you >> well, all right. >> nfl is smart they have a fedex on site that youu get. >> i don't know what you will do the airport thing because you areeaow, jenny joyce, giving her a kiss good bye and a hug. jenny and land and see you. >> it is a full day., guys. >> you know, phil who i talk to in the last half an hour, we didn'tet then, but i wanted to share this with you,nd bought him and his nephew for a package $15,000. it is unbelievable. thousands of thousands that is people are weekend. a lot of eagles fans say they cannot put a price t once in a e experience. a lot of people hereel jt hypede weekend, that they believe in the bird and they so excited. >> we're siked. >>. >> yeah, we didn't even sleep. . >> how is your bank account doing after that? but we did all right. a lot of things fell into plac f out well. >> eagles fans in the sleeping , they are runningne just can'to get to minneapolis and airport was expecting this fghts from philadelphia to minneapolis happening today, mike and >> okay. a lot of people coming in and i'ore eagles fans here, there

at that point, i was panic-stricken for her safety pip called the s.w.a.t.he police back to my home to check on her. >> and after all this happened, you got a chance to see nikolas. what did you say to him? did he speak back? did he say anything back? >> it was at the police station. they were going past us. and i basically, i went after him. i wanted to strangle him more than anything. and i just -- i mean, i wanted to say -- i tried to reserve myself. i said, really, nik? really? yelling at him. he mumbled something. i didn't hear. he said he was voir. >> he said he was sorry. >> i was furious. heart broken. devastated. i still can't process what he's done. this wasn't the person we knew. not at all. >> and he was friends with your son. >> yes, sir. >> how is your son holding up? >> he's angry. he's angry. he's betrayed. he's -- you know, he's upset. >> furious. >> he was that school, too. he had friends at that school. >> he was at school that day. nikolas texted your son. what were those texts like? >> he told my son he was going to the movies. and he sa

rule ee pip mices failure f our current re current regulatory system. the law that governs this process straight tive procedure act is more than 70 years old. and it's way overdue for reform especially when you consider how social media can shape public input. finally, mr. chairman, i have met farmers and ranchers who are not sure they want to remind their children to stayen 0 the farnl. and i have to remind you 58 years old. they'll be hanging up their hats within a few years. and we need to ask ourselves who is going to be willing to step up and take the place to grow the food for our tables in america and around the world. as committed as young people are, like my son zeb who are farming and ranching, they cannot continue if over regulatory continues to grow. farm income is down 50% compared to five years ago, but i assure you the regulatory cost vs. not gone down any. these facts would give pause to even the most dedicated farmer and rancher around this country. i would like to close with a quote from states man from my home state. president jimmy c

>> well, i mean, this is a -- it's for every family to make that decision pip feel like it starts atts are called technically, without shame. and without fear. and, we do that in my household. we also talk about, you know, i respect your body. you respect my body. and that's very important. having boundaries. and limitations about that. and, so for my family, we start very early. >> how about for you? >> we both have sons. i'm very mindful that, you know, it's important not to be so permissive. as mothers of boys, it's critical to talk to them about respect. and to help them understand the difference between men and women. my son jokes with his friends. be careful what you say around my mama. you know, she's a feminist. boys get ideas, if a woman wears certain things, that might mean something. i said, well, he must think that because he wears sports jerseys every day. think so it's important for moms to really intervene. and to also talk about body parts accurately. to talk about respect. to create connective relationships. >> you said, jessica, that when you started having a family

markets will be doing is looking at where goes the chinese economy under the leadership of shi gyp pippingyears which is what's constitutionally been permitted up until now, but arguably for the next 15 years. and we're looking at a guy who will be president of the country, unless health intervenes, through the 2020s, until the end of the 2020s. neil: he was going to get suggestion years anyway, right? >> he's going to get ten. they usually have fife and five -- five and five. neil: right. so he wants to go beyond that. >> in fact, the constitutional change which they're bringing in is to remove the former two-term limit altogether. not to say it's extended to three or four. so my anticipation knowing how strong his political personality is and how deep his vision is for china's future, he'll want to stay in office through to the end of the decade coming. neil: what if you had that kind of clout and power, right? [laughter] >> i can't -- neil: does it worry you though? >> i come from a western liberal democracy. but the china specialists, because i'm an analyst of china, i speak chinese, i

you don't have any on staff, but that might be helpful pip need them in congress, how about that? >> they're in unknown unknowns and we can look at things like productivity. productivity is ranged at 2 percentage points and how was that ranged, historicry and we can put that into the long-term forecast and we can vary those important variables but how they varied in the past ask give you some idea of what the direction you'red hadding and it doesn't give you the real outliars and it does give you an idea of what it means for our forecast. >> thank you witness again for your work, service and your appearance here today. i yield back. >> thank you. mr. armouth. >> i hope not to take all of my 10 minutes. i want to bring out a couple of questions. one, cbo has nine distinct divisions. when was the last time that there was any kind of a review of the organizational structure of cbo and how often do you assess the structure, if you will, of the organization? >> we certainly think about it. we've certainly had a little turnover in the heads of those divisions. i think more than half of