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we can't forget these systems were designed by -- with the expressed work alongside the chinese pla, their military in china. they are creating a real risk for these countries and their systems, the security of their people. europeans care deeply about their privacy. the risk to privacy from this technology is very very real. lou: we take it all up tonight. the hudson institute is joining us. jack keane, former reagan white house political director, and a republican strategist, are among our guests here tonight. fired former fbi acting director andrew mccabe's confessions are unending. and so too his constant contradictions. former house oversight committee chair is joining us here tonight to take those up and much more. we will tell you about "empire" actor jussie smollett who is now in big big trouble, as he should be. today he turned himself in to police in chicago, where he faces a felony charge for filing a false police report. chicago police superintendent johnson slammed the media hollywood elites and the liberal politicians who were so quick to believe, to stand behind his fr

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taxes, checks at borders are put in the way of cars being made going to europe, that might make british plat might make british plants less efficient and might make britain a less attractive place to do business and therefore they are worried it could hit investment. thank you. in our birmingham studio is david bailey, professor of industrial strategy at aston business school. how much of a surprise was this? it was a surprise they ever announced this model would come to the uk. in 2016 they said the next—generation car, an important model, plus the x—trail was coming. we had assurances from the government. we do not know what assurances but clearly since then the situation in the uk and europe has deteriorated and there is massive uncertainty about our future trading relationship. nissan decided it is not worth it any more. you mentioned the previous meeting and government assurances. there was secrecy the previous meeting and government assurances. there was secrecy at the time and people wondering if money changed hands. is the government going to be going, hang on, i thought we had a de

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year-old gary martin, who was in the process of being terminated, opened fire at the henry pratt company pla in aurora, killing five co-workers, shooting another, wounding five officers who responded to the scene. l the officers suffered non-life threatening injuries, the chief says. >> i saw hundreds of uniformed officers ready to assist. this response by law enforce nt fromfederal, state, and local agencies did not surprise me, but it still overwhelms me. we still lostives today, and it cannot be overstated that those people did not deserve this. >> reporter: the chief said the first officers who arrived were immediately fired upon, as did a subsequent group of police. >> i got the shooter riutralized. >> reporter: authoes say police shot and killed martin. his home surrounded by law enforcement late sbinto the evening.e thrkplace mass shooti ining prompted a flurry of lockdowns on neighboring businesses and schools. e student stayed home sick but was too close for comfort. >> i was in my room, and i heard gunshots. iot down on the floor, peeked out the window, and i saw cop cars pling up.

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all the while, dragon dancing ta kes pla ce air.eally amazing when the molten eye and is all through the sky. translation: it is breathtaking seeing people performing the dragon dance against the backdrop of the molten iron sparkles. even these panda cubs were getting into the swing of it at this nature reserve. this will be the year of the pig, so they got to play with some soft cuddly toy versions. no contest as to who was cute though. year of the pig, i hope that rings you lots of luck. stay with us here on bbc world news. we will bring you a lot more on our website as well. hello. friday was another day with severe transport disruption due to heavy snow. it was across central and southern england that had the worst of it, the billy stretch is of the m3 towards the basingstoke area. particularly stretches is of the m3 towards the basingstoke area. we also had troubles around the m2 in kent as well late in the day. some of those problems were pictured from this area overlooking the m3, you can see how horrendous that conditions lo

morning a large number of honda employees started leaving the car plant employees started leaving the car plas started leaving the car plant after management had told them earlier in the morning that the plant would be shutting down in 2021 and that 3500 jobs would be lost as and that 3500 jobs would be lost as a result. just to give you a sense of scale as to how big this car plant is, it is a 370 acre site, 160,000 honda civics were produced here last year, and as i said, 3500 jobs are expected to be lost, which adds to the sense of shock and devastation here today in swindon. i spoke to many of the workers as they we re spoke to many of the workers as they were coming out. one individual told me he'd worked here in swindon for more than 20 years and anticipated retiring here but he thought this was his finaljob, and now he's having to consider looking elsewhere. another person i spoke to told me that 12 members of his extended family had worked at honda over the last few years. there was a real sense of community here which expands beyond just the company itself. and as i said, that sense

them, although that's not to take away from the fact that brexit, for sunderland and the other car plad and the other car plants in britain, is a major factor. what, looking forward, do we think we may see among the industry in general? is this the beginning of something where we may see other companies, for instance ford and jaguar land rover making changes already, is this the start of a snowballing movement? every time a car manufacturer makes a new vehicle, those plants across the world and europe compete for the work. britain has historically been good at winning that work and we've seen quite a few models coming to the uk since brexit. but as car companies decide where their new models will be, they will look at the uk and see that it is mostly an exporter, half of the cars we make will go to europe, and they will look at whether these cars face ta riffs look at whether these cars face tariffs and delays on importing the parts that go into them from europe. those factors play into the decisions. britain historically has been a successful place to make cars but it is worth remembe

drizzly in places, but this afternoon it will dry up and most this afternoon it will dry up and m ost plaglia and down towards the south—east but even here we should see some bright, even sunny intervals. when is quite noticeable across northern ireland and western scotla nd across northern ireland and western scotland but elsewhere they are fairly light. a south—westerly breeze. today is really all about the temperatures. around the moray firth we could hit 17 celsius and it isa similar firth we could hit 17 celsius and it is a similar story for north—east wales. a fine end to the day for most of us. we will start to see increasing cloud for northern ireland and western scotland, and here it will remain breezy overnight, but elsewhere under clear skies it will be more chilly. we could see some dense patches of fog forming through the midlands, south east and down towards southern england. temperatures for most places above freezing, not too cold at all, but that mist and fog may ta ke at all, but that mist and fog may take a while to clear first thing friday morning. we are under a ridge

m ost pla ces of a problem with fog at this stage.nd again those temperatures widely15—18d, a few spots warmer than that. fog looks likely to be a problem on wednesday morning, particularly in east anglia down towards the south and some of that could be slow to clear. more dry weather with some extra cloud, the odd spot of rain for northern ireland and the west of scotland, temperatures may be coming down a little bit, but not much. the bigger change comes through the second half of the week, first of all this area of the week, first of all this area of low pressure on thursday. that could introduce showers just about anywhere in the uk and as we head towards the weekend, there is their increasing chance of some rain. it will turn a bit cooler. hello this is bbc news. the headlines:

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all state and federally ke pla students will only be able to go to the programs if they attend the normal school day. we have all this information and much more on our website at kron 4 dot com. ( darya ) and happening today... with the teacher's strike looming... a group of principals from the oakland unified school district will be in sacramento asking for more money. they will meet with the education officials to discuss money for schools all across the state. they will also be asking for forgiveness on a 36-million dollar loan that the district owes the state. ( james ) new this morning...a martinez junior high school student is facing charges after police say he threatened to shoot up the school. police went to the school yesterday and found threatening graffiti written on a bathroom mirror. officers say the student wrote in marker that he intended to commit the crime today. investigators says there's no evidence that the threat was credible...and there was no specific plan to harm any students or staff. the student was booked into the contra costa juvenile facility. ( james ) happen

this again is advised rhetoric from the pla and from president she himself.omic and political military power. the united states has to simply respond, hopefully before it becomes a military response. it looks as though we are absolutely vulnerable in cyberspace right now. is that a correct impression? >> absolutely. from our power grid toward nuclear plants commit to the real system and transportation, things are so vulnerable. even though we might have an overall plan we don't have an overall coherent ability to secure everything. the private sector owns 85% of the critical infrastructure. the government can provide support and help but the iranians, russia, and chinese are exploiting the gaps in the different infrastructures. the lack of coherence among the security plans. the old technology that is out there. we have out of date machines using windows that haven't been supportive for five or six years. lou: what morgan is not saying, that 85% that is in the private sector, it is often run by ceos and boards that are frankly, friendlier to chinese policies

the building permit, site permit itself was looked at by pla planning, d.p.w., issued by central permit about our and then suspended pending the appeal. the building -- we could require -- does come up. we leave it with neighbors to sort it out. it's more of civil issue. as far as the building code is, if we can wait for inspection and there's a root in the foundation, it's not allowed to remain there. the permit holders took out a few permits since 2014, 2015. got them all completed in timely manner. got good permit history and there's no complaints on the property. i'm available for any questions. >> thank you. is there any public comment on this item? seeing none. we'll move on to rebuttal. ms. mar. you have three minutes. >> thank you. overhead projector. planning code 101 states general plan is designed to promote and enforce responsible future growth. the planning code is adopted to promote and protect the public's health, safety and general welfare. the rasmusson's official tree report documents our redwood trees roots will be damaged and from project construction. this report re

there is waiting to do at the bridge toll pla. the map may be stuck. i don't know what is it won't move. maybe the controller can help me out. there's been no problems here but it is not bad on the commute when you get to the span. all right. it looks like i have to toss it to kate state. sometimes we have computer issues. >> all right. i have been there. all right. we have eight weak system dropping down. it is a little bit of rain. i'm hoping for rain. soft rain is fine with me. i think they are on to her? a bit warm this morning at 42. she is from redwood estates. don't you worry. cold air is on the way tomorrow and the lows will be back to the 30s. i probably should not do this but i will do it anyway. there are some early projections for a wet march. just somethingon, we may look a lot of rain towards the end of february and early march. you can change but there are hints of that. let's see what develops. this is a very weak system. your flight is delayed because there is light lot going on from that deep lakes to the northeast. it is cold for jus

that whole sport, see one thing romo was a pla play-by-play guy.e is good, i wanted to know -- i wanted to be in goff's head as a viewer. i wanted romo to tell me, here is what is going on and why. >> and brady? what was go through his head. >> let me finish this one point. jared goff glazed over by the second quarter. he -- had a distance look in his eye, he was not self awear. he was swel self conscious. >> do you call that choking. >> you can put any tag you want. but he was punched. and he was in trouble the whole game. as was the whole team, they played good defense, the rams, they confused brady a little bit. and as far as brady goes, not only is he just so sharp, he knows what he wants to do. has the ability to manipulate the defense to get what he wants. >> remarkable, i must say from my perspective, as a pedestrian of your -- as a viewer, it was boring, but as you explain it, fighting in trenches it would have been different. >> they don't show you the game, that is what is frustrating. >> and knee taking? a lot less of that and ratings ar

all of those things would allow more people to reach their highest and best potential in the work plas so they can provide for that families better. >> you've been forth right, particularly in immigration. i think yousert of positioned yourself as immigration skeptic. you said i was not right then. i've learned a lot about the issue. what is is your thoughts on deal struck? and what they can do to -- >> tlirlts president trump is really turned ice into the force and one of the most disturbing things of how he's handled i.c.e. is he's diverted funding that would normally go to antiterrorism, stopping human trafficking, grun gun, drug trafficking and diverting that to the for-profit prisons running these facilities. i'm not surprised they're concerned because we don't want to continue to pay for that because it's inhumane. it's not appropriate. we need comprehensive immigration reform. >> but to step in, this is the deal. this is the thing that's going to be before you. >> i like the fact that the deal does include some money for the antiterrorism work and the cross border criminal activ

i'll talk exclusively to someone who is still a target of pla duro's special forces. she has ton confronted the secret police head-on. and she has the video. find out exactly what happened here and how common maduro's thugs really are. the danger they represent to the venezuelan people. she is a force for capitalism and she is here. plus, remember when the democratic party sounded like this? >> across the board top to bottom cuts in corporate and personal income taxes. it will include long-needed tax reform that logic and equity demands. trish: how far off the path the left has gotten. i will set the record straight. we have a big show coming up. primetime begins right now. breaking right now. the man the u.s. recognizes as the president of venezuela, juan guaido, says he and his family refuse to be intimidated by the thuggish tactics of socialist dictator nicolas maduro. hours ago guaido revealing one of the units of maduro's special police showed up at his family's apartment asking for his wife who was at home with their infant daughter. you are looking at video of

the big day is tuesday into wednesday, just how much cold air isn pla for that wednesday storm. ednesday morning could be a real mess withice. that's one thing we're watching. that's something we've been talking about for the last couple days. and then the chance for showers remains all next week. yeah. that's not good. >> thank you, doug. >>> coming up, first workout for nats pitchers. why max scherzer thinks this is going to be his toughest year. >>> ahead for us tonight, president trump avoiding another government shutdown while pulling the trigger on a national emergency to fund a border wall.'l have late details and reaction. also we'll take you to the school where combat veterans with longuns g >>> this is the xfinitypos desk. >>> sherree joins us now. firstworkout in west palm beach. >> you hear that baseball glove it's a sweet sound. baseball is back. and nationals fans expecting a better season with martinez in his second season as manager. remember this, he brought camels last year to spring training to help the team get over thehump. it didn't work. but he'sotitching