fashion is pain. >> the first rule of the red carpet prep early.n garner was a stand out in blue ver is a chee. all eyes were on those guns. daily work outs with body by simone. then nicole in this one of a kind armani. these fans got a peek at nicole's before look. >> i haven't got my hair and make up done. have a greatz time. >> next rule recycle. tiffany haddish loved the $4,000 alexander mcqueen halter, last night it was a three pete. >> it might come back again. >> tiffany paired it with comfort first uggs. then rita stand you're wearing the same dress from 56 years ago when you won the car. >> we let it out a little bit. >> make your fashion me worthy. people compared m streep's look to the fair god mother in "shrek." the last rule be on trend. the stars wearing white were stunning. t♪ >> metalli are definitely in. jl jlaw's dior gone came straight from the runway. sandra bullocs gone took 500 hours to make. sandy knows the most important thing is the lighting. >> dim it so i can go back to 40s. 39, 38, 35. that's the sweet spot. thanks god i

>> yes, sue, we saw red on the red carpet.it they are wearing red and they are on the red carpet. you can definitely to that have that pop up color on that lip as well. this is from ralph lauren. so ralph lauren does make dresses for curves as well and it looks great, off the shoulder that neck line, that is ageless and looks really good. >> it does look great. >> sue always looks amazing. we appreciate it, bringing out that red. so now, lets do shimmer and shine. so many, my gosh there is a red carpet. >> yes. >> sandra bull luck, they all brought that metallic color. >> yes, this is what futuristic and this is what i love about this with this is it is young, fresh and futuristic fashion. i make that lupit. style with that top knot how she likes to represent black panter-like and the dress is amazing. it is adrian papel and we added a diamond cuff from alex solder as well. it blings, at home they are watching those really catch an eye and thinks young, fresh, complimentary and it has that mermaid style. >> it looks like it co

we don't get very many red warnings ina winds. we don't get very many red warnings in a season.cold and there will still be further episodes of snow. thank you very much. in a moment the summary of the business news but first the headlines. a red weather warning has been issued for heavy snow in south wales and south west england — meaning there is a risk to life. theresa may is to meet the eu council president, donald tusk later to discuss brexit negotiations, including proposals for the irish border. the culture secretary has announced the government is formally closing the leveson inquiry into press standards and regulations. in the business news: national grid has warned it may not have enough gas to meet uk demand today as demand hits a six—year high. the grid has asked suppliers to provide more. if there is a gap between supply and demand, large gas users like industry and big businesses will be asked to use less gas. consumers will only be asked to reduce their use as a last resort. we've got the latest pmi figures for february — the purchasing managers index is seen as a

"not happy with her red lines", he said.arlier, he wanted britain playing by eu rules. there can be no frictionless trade outside of the customs union and the single market. fiction is an inevitable side—effect of brexit. in brussels, there was no backing down from the demand britain has rejected outright, to avoid a hard irish border, northern ireland must stay in a customs union, if all else fails. be calm and be pragmatic. no chance of mrs may accepting that. it's been hard enough just clearing the path to the start of brexit talks, which looks like becoming very hard going. hard going uniting the cabinet, may be hard to avoid the collapse of brexit talks over the irish border and if they go ahead, hard to ove 1120 m e and if they go ahead, hard to overcome eu objections to britain leaving and trading on its own terms. tomorrow, theresa may will set out her plans in detail but there are many obstacles to overcome and it won't get much easier any time soon. a woman who killed her husband has won permission to challenge her

i am at the northern tip of this red area, the area covered by the red weather warning of extreme weatherare saying that there is no snow whatsoever. a little snow further east. about 70 miles up this road, the aa70, stretching the length of wales, the snow is starting to drift across the carriageway. here, it is starting to stick on the inside lane as you can see. as far as disruption is concerned, we have over 1000 schools shut across wales. many of them are not expected to reopen until monday. rail travel specifically, the riva trains wales say they are stopping services early today, and the advice is to head for home early from the centre of cardiff. —— avira trains. more health boards are announcing that operations and appointments for tomorrow are being cancelled. until about two hours ago, you used to be able to see the mountains behind me. but the weather is closing in. that might bea but the weather is closing in. that might be a sign of things to come. thank you, rhodri llewellyn, fiona landon and phil mackie, our correspondence around the country. the wind is still blowing brut

something you don't see on tv is the red carpet has three lanes. the a-list celebrities because it's closest to the press. and then think of the middle one as the express lane. it's for the pr people and the publicists and the handlers, or the celebrities who have a predetermined interview down the road and they know where to go. finally, this third one, this is reserved for friends and family. by sunday the rehearsal actors will be done strutting their stuff. the velvet ropes all in place. all leading up to the dolby theater and the 90th oscar ceremony inside. in hollywood, abc7 news. >> we'll report from the red carpet tonight and again tomorrow morning. you can see the next update from hollywood tonight on abc7 news at 11:00. >>> you can catch all the excitement of the oscars exclusively here on abc7. our complete coverage begins this afternoon at 1:30 with "on the red carpet," at 3:30 the oscar opening ceremony and at 5:00 p.m. it's the 90th annual academy awards with jimmy kimmel. >>> less than a month after the florida high school shooting th

hitler's under the command of the general was locked in a life and death struggle with stalin's red army. one of the russian soldiers inside stalingrad. >> we held the center of the city but almost no one was left. the germans bombed every day trying to destroy all the buildings. it was getting cold and we had no heat. >> this point in time hitler is exercising command and control personally. >> begins a long standing policy out this point. you will not withdraw. >> the ground is beginning to freeze. >> hitler and the generals believe it's a necessary condition to conduct the final drive. >> like so many before them, german soldiers began to die from the bitter russian winter. their mercy louse bombing blasted the city to ruins. >> translator: nothing remained. there were only walls of the buildings. but we lived in basements. i can only describe it as hell. >> it was the most intense fighting man kind has ever seen. >> translator: we had no idea where the germans were. if you went inside a building, the germans would be in the basement. on the third floor, then the enemy one floor below

when there are red flags as we had in the case in florida, plrp 39 red flags which is a disgrace. so many red flags. it was -- they were crying out for somebody to go an nab that

is that a red line? >> would that be a breach of what his actual -- >> i would say yes, i would say yes. by the way, i would say i don't -- i mean, it's possible, condos or something, i sell a lot of condo units and somebody from russia buys a condo, who knows. i don't make money from russia. >> reporter: an attorney for the trump organization told cnn today the company is cooperating fully. also tonight the special investigation acknowledging meddling in the election. and taking its toughest action, enacting sanctions on moscow to finally meet a congressional mandate to impose the penalties. among the russian targets on the li, all 13 people and three entitiy ies indicted by special counsel mueller last month for interference in the election, including this man, who has deep ties to russian president vladimir putin. also sanctioned, the company that pergoshin financially backs, the internet research agency, a russian troll farm that produced divisive political posts on american social media platforms. t

the red carpet has been rolled out and ready for tonight's academy award.more from hollywood. >> reporter: the flash the fashion, the grand finally of the awards season. >> this is the dream, that you dream about. it ties good to be true moment >> reporter: hollywood's biggest night about to begin. >> lauren what did you do. >> reporter: jimmy kimmel back to host the 90th academy award s after last years un forgettable best picture mix up. >> i will be honest it would be funny fit happened again. >> reporter: safe guard are in place to make sure it does not happen again but there could be a different kind of surprise with the best picture category this year. many expect the shape of water with most nominations at 13 tozeone pic then other categories manye an upset. >> shape of water is a favorihas a good chance to pull it out. >> reporter: other big categories are morevoror best actor sam rockwell for best supporting actor. >> you get over here. >> reporter: co-star? three co-starring ebbing missouri frances milk dor manned and many expect allison janne. >>

today's topic -- red eye. dr. jill chase joins us with buttercup. >>> every friday we check in with our pet expert to tackle issues for furry friends. today's topic is red eye. dr. jill chase joins us now with buttercup, who is the most precious little puppy. >> she is adorable. she has been on before a few times. i brought her on today because red icahn be caused by many things. it can get eye trauma, stuff in their eyes, dirt, dust, sand, whatever, or they can get what's called a corneal ulcer when the clear part of the eye is damaged. i wanted to show you guys how to check if the eye is red. you want to live the upper eyelid to see whether or not the eye is red. it's hard to see on the camera but if you lift the lower eyelid -- or lower the lower eyelid it always looks red so you can always compare ited with other side. if the other size is white, that is red. so buttercup has bulgy eyes like a pug or terrier so those eyes get damaged more easily by going underneath bushes and things like that sticks can get in

nowjust the woodland recovery of the red squirrels.he suspected poisoning of the former russian spy — and his daughter. leila nathoo has the latest. well you can see behind me the italian restaurant that has been sealed off since monday. within the last 30 minutes we had a major emergency service presence here. you can see police and ambulances are now here and we had fire engines and more ambulances that came to the building next to the italian restau ra nt. building next to the italian restaurant. there was a big presence, an instant response unit and one woman was accompanied into and one woman was accompanied into an ambulance from that doping. we do not know as yet whether this is connect to what

red carpet.> especially with tiffany. >> oh, she was the best. absolutely the best. >> that was a moment. there were so many memorable moments last night. best actress, when she got up there on that stage, frances mcdormand and said what she did. "the new york post" is out with this cover, saying ladies' night. >> quite a night. all the awards went to the right winners last night. thanks to those bold letters on the envelopes. and warren beatty and faye dunaway got a do-over. did it without a hitch. >> they got a do-over. >> you don't look any worse for flying all night. >> thank you, george. don't get any ideas. >>> lara is still out in hollywood. she'll bring us all the stuff she did backstage with the winners. there she is. we'll hear from her in a moment. >>> but first, chris connelly with the huge moments of the night. good morning, chris. >> reporter: good morning, yes. very exciting moments last night. from the plot lines of the movies, to the heartfelt speeches, to jimmy kimmel's comedy.

a red weather warning for scotland. forecasters say snow and freezing temperatures pose a risk to life. for the rest of the uk with storm emma due to hit later today. this morning and covers the central lowlands, tayside and fife. lowlands, tayside and fife. the top level warning that the met office issues. office issues. snow comes in across southern counties. counties. ice will be a hazard and it will be bitterly cold. more in 15 minutes. it is going to be busy. morning, it is thursday the ist of march. march. thousands of british children sent abroad after the second world war. abroad after the second world war. an independent enquiry publishes its report. with soaring demand for data, rather than calls. and movies on the move? i'll ask the boss of phone company giff gaff. win to reach the fa cup quarterfinals. good morning. first, our main story. across almost all of the uk today. severe warning which means there's a risk to life. into the southwest of england and south wales later today. to make any uncessaryjourne

been swirling around tv and red carpet host ryan seacrest. his former e news stylist suzy hardy told variety she you ever suffered years of unwanted sexual aggression from seacrest who she says groped herr and slabbed her rear end. accusations seacrest has designed. historically the ceremony has been dominated by tight ans sump as harvey weinstein and kefer inspacey. both deny allegations of sexual misconduct but will not be attending. >> the women in this room tonight are not here for the food. >> thisser yoo's awards season has been laced with serious discussions about the industry's culture starting with the golden globes back in january. >> time's up. >> we want to stand with you, our sisters across the globe. >> on cbsing is' sunday morning uzo aduba and amber tamblyn spoke about tonight's award, both founding members of time's up. >> mi less concerned with how and what sort of future they have and how their work gets to survival, not survive, i'm more interested in what are we doing to make it right. >> hollywood a listers like salma ha

there are red warnings in devon so i will have to rethink my plan.pefully get to stay with. mailman. with heavy snow expected across south wales this afternoon, a number of health boards have cancelled appointments. nhs staff say they are willing to go the extra mile to help patients. the bbc wales health correspondent is at newport. it is and has been snowing a fair deal here in newport and very severe weather warnings are expected in the next few hours. the snails in particular, which has an impact on providing front—line services. i am at the royal gwent hospital and joined by nick wood. what are the pressures in particular? we need to ensure we've got enough staff on light and in our community services to continue to provide services to continue to provide services to continue to provide services to the public. what are the biggest challenges? getting staff in? the question today is whether we get stuff into the organisation. we have transport contingency plans and winter plans, all of which have been enacted so we have had a huge response from s

at your finances and family's finances, is that a red line? >> i would say yes. >> and when pressed at the white house today about whether mueller subpoena of the trump organization is crossing that red line, the white house press secretary sarah sanders tried to dodge. >> is the president still believe -- does he draw a distinction, do you know, between a red line on family finances separately from family finances or business finances relating to a russia as it pertains to this case? >> the president believes very strongly there was no collusion between the trump campaign and russia. we are going to continue to cooperate with the special counsel. and for questions specific to the trump organization i would refer you to them. >> i would refer you to them. of course, the president has not sold his stake in the trump organization and merely transferred his day-to-day operations to his sons. both of whom vocally defend him politically constantly. so let's be clear, tonight's breaking development shows mueller's investigation could be extremely wi

how does he define red line, we don't know. the other piece is this is something the russian investigation, mueller, the congressional committee looks into, that sticks in donald trump's craw. we know this. his twitter outbursts. accusations he makes, calling it a hoax, a witch hunt. this is something that gets to him emotionally opposed to intellectually, so i don't know that defining what "red line" means to donald trump is as important as does he see this as a provocation? strike back on twitter or something like what you said, a reason or a why to get rid of sessions, something that i think would be political suicide, but does he do something like get rid of bob mueller because of this? >> don't forget, he didn't just ask mueller for the documents, the -- >> subpoenaed them. >> issued a subpoena. >> suggesting they are not handed over. >> a powerful symbol. remember, the special counsel, when he received his instructions, robert mueller, he's investigated alleged collusion or cooperation between the campaign, trump campaign

soviet red army soldiers celebrated at the feet of nazi, germany. together allied generals, eisenhower, montgomery and the soviets zukoff toured the vanquished third reich. >> the nazis began the bombing. the allies finished it. >> victory wasn't always certain. five years earlier, hitler was at the height of his power. after the success of its blitzkrieg against poland in 1939, hitler turned against france, holland and belgium. he ruled the european continent. >> what they have done is they have integrated that air power. that luftwafa into a team. the team that characterizes blitzkrieg. >> the author of numerous books on the front in world war ii. hitler tried to bring britain to its knees but prime minister winston churchill stood tough. >> we shall fight in the fields and streets. we shall never surrender. >> 1500 miles away stallen waited for hitler to invade the country. describe for us the relationship that the soviets had with the fascists in germany. >> stalin understood hitler's ultimate aim. >> published in 1927, hitler wrote when we spea

and, did you see this man on the the red carpet? did you see him on the red carpet?on of going in. those nominated and those there with so much, lin-manuel miranda. viola davis. her husband. jane fonda. >> oh. jane fonda. >> so much excitement. i wanted to reach through and rub your suit. >> everybody kept coming up, is that velvet? yes, it was. >> velvet? >> as excited as we were on the red carpet, they were very excited backstage. lara was there with the big winners moments after they got gold. and so myta statements on the r carpet lupita nyong'o to tiffan haddish. both their looks had stories behind them. there were reasons they had on those outfits. jimmy kimmel got a lot of laughs.promerson wihoest speech. >> so funny when helen meirn rentint i the. that's our cue. we're not going to win the jet ski. >> back to chris connelly in hollywood. more on the night's biggest moments, ter: good morning, robin. there were moments big and small. last night's oscars honored movies and performances that chronicle the lives of outsiders. that's probably not a coincidence. ju

tuning in from the red carpet, which is actually red now. take a look. the white plastic protective covering is being pulled back and the red carpet being exposed. another sign that things are picking up along here in hollywood, check it out. we'll swing the camera to my right-hand side. the stand-ins are being accompanied by the actual cel celebriti celebrities. we saw michael strahan rehearsing getting ready for tomorrow afternoon. when it comes to preparations, yes, like you mentioned, there is one man born in the bay area getting ready for a special nomination. >> with one day to go before the big night, the oscars red carpet is buzzing with last minute preps. also getting ready, nominees like berkeley born james ivory for best adapted screen play, call be by your name. >> i've been nominaed three times. but never a writing nomination. >> the three directing nominations for a room with a view, howard's end and the remains of the day. but despite working on other films with more than 30 nominations, never a personal win for the 89-year-old ivory. >> o

so the red arrows pilots come here to use the simulators here at raf valley. activity late this afternoon, vehicles moving up and down the runway cuesta crash site. presumably that will be part of the investigation. raf valley said this evening that this is a very sad day for them, it will be a very sad day for them but beyond the welfare of the surviving pilot i think of paramount importance for the raf now would be to discover exactly what happened and why. from eyewitnesses who have been giving their descriptions of what they saw, it seems that the pilot managed to inject and certainly one eyewitness saw a parachute landing from the plane. eyewitnesses have been consistent about that, we certainly have had a number of them saying that this saw at least one parachute. we have heard reports of two parachutes being seen but also heard conflicting reports that the engineer had not managed to project. 0ne eyewitness told me he saw the aircraft appear to wobble in the air and coming is a strange angle. people around here are very familiar with jets landing and ta

would it be a red line? >> we will continue to fully cooperate out of respect for the special counsel. we will not comment on specific questions about the trump organization. i would refer you there. >> if i can ask you about the poison attack in great britain, the president has now said he believes it looks like putin authorized it. it looks like the russians did this. what will be the response? will russia pay a price? will it is united states pay a price? what we said all along stands in solidarity with the united congress dom and we share the united kingdom's assessment that it's responsible for the nerve agent attack on the british citizen and his daughter and the united states is, woing toget w together for the allies and partner to make sure it does not happen again. for anything further we'll keep you posted. >> sarah, in the past week the secretary of state has been fired. the top economic adviser has been replaced and the president's personal assistant lost his clearance and was escorted out of the

the fact is we have had two red weather warnings from the met office — red means risk to life — two onin different parts of the country, speaks, ithink, to the scale of the weather disruption that was coming. disruption to public services, to transport services — we have had seen people being stuck on motorways and trains overnight and that's in spite of all the warnings given. so we approached the story saying, we know it's going to disrupt peoples lives, we ought to warn of that and report what happens. that's what we have done this week. in terms reporting what happens, the viewers were saying that public interest would have been adequately served with less sheer numbers of minutes. more than ten minutes of the top of the 6pm, three days in row, tuesday, wednesday and thursday. one of the viewers there referring to the fact that syria did not get a mention on tuesday, he felt, properly? another way of looking at the figures is how large the viewing figures for the story have been either on the television or digital platforms. we know on thursday night, almost 9 million people watche

an raf engineer has died after a red arrows hawkjet crashed in anglesey. the pilot survived and is in hospital. heading home — 23 russian diplomats leave their embassy, ordered out of the uk in the wake of the salisbury poisoning. a bigger than an expected drop in inflation,. also in the next hour: the northern white rhino on the brink of extinction. the last surviving male has died — the survival of the subspecies will now have to rely on ivf. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the london—based company cambridge analytica has suspended its chief executive, alexander nix, as the row over use of facebook data deepens. it follows allegations from a whistleblower that information about 50 million facebook subscribers was used by cambridge analytica for political purposes. facebook‘s boss, mark zuckerberg, has been ordered to appear before mps to answer allegations. both facebook and cambridge analytica deny any wrongdoing. tonight, channel 4 news broadcast more from its secret filming, in which mr nix spoke about the influence the company had on the us pre

"not happy with her red lines", he said.s. there can be no frictionless trade outside of the customs union and the single market. fiction is an inevitable side—effect of brexit. in brussels, there was no backing down from the demand britain rejected outright, to avoid a hard irish border, northern ireland must stay in a customs union, if all else fails. be calm and be pragmatic. no chance of mrs may accepting that. it's been hard enough just clearing the path to the start of brexit talks, which looks like becoming very hard going. around 4000 children were forcibly sent abroad to countries like australia, canada and new zealand in the years after world war ii macro. they were promised new lives in the sunshine. instead, many suffered horrendous physical and sexual abuse. now an independent inquiry into what went on has urged the british government to pay compensation to all the survivors. tom symons reports. a dark history. british children lied to, deported, sexually abused, even tortured. i've lived 60 odd yea rs even tort

camera crews and genocide gathering outside the red carpet area where pretty $0011 the red carpet areacarpet area where pretty soon we will see the stars parade. —— and journalists. will gompertz reports. here on a still concealed oscars red carpet, just about everybody has got an opinion about what is going to happen tonight. but what does a genuine hollywood insider, with her ear to the ground think? does she expect there to be a post—weinstein reaction that might change how academy members vote? i don't think so. harvey weinstein has changed the scope of awards season has changed the scope of awards season and what people ask about on red carpets and what they wear, how the whole industry is changing. in terms of voting on the oscars, i don't think that there will be a real effect on who wins and who loses. my daughter, angela was... i would be surprised if three billboards repeated its bafta success and won best ppicture. that movie is quite polarising among american academy members. the shape of water, guillermo del toro's film, is one that has won a lot of the precursor awards th

five states already have red flag laws. here is a red flag, are they unconsitutional?he questionable aspects with a democratic strat edgic and a former secret service agent. let's look at this constituteilate of this is you head red flag. nikolas cruz should have never been allowed to buy a gun. came to school with bullets in his backpack and making threats but nevertheless he slipped through the cracks to buy guns. dan, what is wrong with a red flag law? >> let's say every reasonable person me included agrees that anyone who is a danger to them or others, laws are already in place, should be nowhere near a fire arm. if you are mentally unfit or committed. the problem here is what do you do with a guy with obsessive compulsive disorder or is depressed but a law-abiding citizen? one last thing on this. i get it. there is a lot of emotion as there should be wrapped up in the tragedy at parkland. a very small portion of people who are mentally ill become violent later on. it's unfair to a sick portion of the population who has done nothing wrong to have their constitution

trump indicated could cross a red line. >> is that a red line? >> i think we hait would be a b. >> reporter: investigators asking witnesses recently about a possible trump real estate deal in moscow. a lawyer for on on the trump organization responding, this is old news and our assistance and cooperation with the various investigations remains the same today. news that the subpoena coming after the administration amounts it finally imposed sanctions for russia that were overwhelmingly past by congress last august. it comes as the department of homeland security accuses russia of trying to penetrate the u.s. energy grid. the white house is stopping short of declaring russia an enemy. >> is they a friend on or foe? >> they will have to decide whether they want to be a good actor or a bad act. >> reporter: it is unclear what the breadth of this new mueller subpoena is. the "new york times" reports that the subpoena is something that they did even though they could have simply asked for these documents. but a source tells cnn that it would be what mu

the red bar there is storm ranger. both scanning for rain and you can see there's no shortage of it. thank you for joining us. i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. we started early this morning at 4:00 to make sure all you need to do before you step out the door, meteorologist kari hall has been tracking what we can expect with the weather today. >> and the rain will come in waves for much of the morning. parts of marin county. a closer look, it's shifted to napa and solano counties this morning. the rain starting to fill back in once again. a batch of heavy rain. you have about 30 minutes as the rain closes in on the city. that could cause standing water. from the delta down to the tri-valley and also for silicon valley where we see some light showers and much heavier rain for the santa cruz mountains and that's where we have our forecast, vianey arana and what to expect. >> reporter: it is coming down. the sideways rain right in the face. you can see the fog and rain blowing sideways no

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our complete coverage begins this afternoon at 1:30 with "on the red carpet." then at 3:30 we have the oscars opening ceremony, and at 5:00, it is the 90th annual academy awards with host jimmy kimmel. >>> and have you looked at all the movies or just a handful? >> just a handful like you. >> i tried to get through all of them, but it's hard. >> yeah, it is hard. we'll have motivation if we missed out. you know, if we see one that won and we didn't see it, it should be one to look forward to. we're not looking forward to a lot outside. temperatures are all hovering around freezing in mt. tam where it's 33 degrees there. but how about freezing from santa rosa to novato, 31 in danville. a cloud or two around. i'll explain the accuweather forecast, next. >>> sounds good. also ahead, the best of the worst. the one movie that snagged the award no filmmaker wants to receive. >>> well, the special charity concert in the east bay last night featuring our own dan >>> welcome back, everyone. good sunday morning to you. thank you for joining us for abc 7 mornings. it is,

now off to a short break we'll take you live to red square for a presidential election coverage stay with us we're back in just a few moments. before . the dropping bombs brings peace to the chicken hawks was new to fight the battle . to stop spreading tell you that will be gossip and public but. i'm telling you. to buy your product. although we along the border with. the good and the bad you need capitalism to work both winners and losers you can't bail out every single bank that gets into trouble you can't bail out every. free money you've got to let the system weed out the losers otherwise you end up with you know a state controlled state maintained price fixing regime by the state that resembles all failed such experiments of the past why not just let the free market be the free market. russia is to choose its president on sunday and right now without further ado we can go live to kevin on our special studio right in the very heart of moscow on red square. yeah. see the time just before the big election or welcome to our special coverage of the russian presidential election forth

have a good time there on the red carpet. you can get dressed to the nines to watch the oscars tonight. the 39th annual friends gala represents aids organizations. it started out as a small oscar party but it's now one of the largest contributors to hiv/aids services in the bay area. tickets start at $300. the party begins at 5:00 tonight at city view at the metrion. nbc 7 is a proud sponsor. there will also be an oscar watch party in oakland. tickets are $25. it includes the awards show a watch party. you know all the oscars exclusively here at nbc 7. our coverage begins at 1:30 on the red carpet, at 3:30 the oscars opening ceremony, and at 5:00 it is the 90th annual academy awards with host jimmy kimmel. i know yesterday, lisa, it was range out there. what about today? >> it's definitely cold out there, but we'll see some sunshine. we have a nice break not only today but a slight warmup on the way. that's good news if you're looking for that, and also rain for the end of the week. a live look outside in the explore we'll lo

and remember that the red lines are still very heavily red, leaving the single market and customs unionn a sense, adding laid out those red lines, of saying, on the other hand we like what the eu has created in a whole range of issues. as i read this it's a bit like saying, look, we want to be part of the european union but don't want to be called part of the european union. on that note we'll leave it. let's hope it move things forward and if it does i welcome that. thank you, appreciate your time, sorry to squeeze you. joining me now, cmmitted conservative brexiteer, john redwood. it feels like we're saying we want to be part of the eu but don't wa nt to call it the eu, it's everything but in name. i don't think she is understood the speech and i think the speech was primarily aimed at the european union. the prime minister rightly ended by saying, let's get on with it, a message to the european union. one of the problems is this ridiculous idea that you have to negotiate something called a withdrawal agreement first before you can go on to discuss your future partnership. let me brin

. >> you never know who you're going to meet on the red carpet. i'm dion lim in hollywood with the unexpected stars of oscar sunday. >>> and lemons for leukemia. two best friends check one huge item off their bucket list and it could help save one of their lives. >>> and one round of rain has left the bay area. look at that, leaving a each day researchers make discoveries that bring us closer to the moment when all cancer patients can become survivors. their progress is made possible with the help of clinical trials. clinical trials are the brightest torch researchers have to light their way towards better treatments. and if you've been diagnosed with cancer, they may be your brightest ray of hope. speak with your doctor and visit standuptocancer.org/ clinicaltrials to learn more together we can stand up for all of us. >>> we are now two days from the 90th academy awards and stars are converging on hollywood. >> that includes our own dion lim who is joining us live. dion, you've been on the red carpet all day, still looking fabulous and you've met

the red warning zone, but tonight, there is only white to be seen.ing their cars, hoping to get home on foot. horrible. it is slippery. it is cold. ijust wouldn't risk going out. there's too much risk of having an accident. across the west country and south wales tonight, thousands of drivers have been stuck. and notjust one remote country roads. these are some of the main routes outside of cardiff, strangers helping one another out. it's a very busy road. driving 20 to 30 miles an hour. we're just stuck. despite all the warnings in the plans, hold in hell ——despite all the warnings in the plans, holden hill of exeter has ground to a halt. a dual carriage way now a shivering car park. this is the only route i can go because this is the only one that was going to be opened but what can you do? yeah, it hasjust been chaos. can't move anywhere. i thought we would get home. i must admit. we certainly did. they call this the english riviera, torbay in south devon. treacherous. this afternoon, everything suddenly changed. snow from the east mixing with the

you know the red crescent are telling is that thirteen trucks went into eastern ghouta you'll remember that there was a need convoy earlier this week not all of the forty six trucks could unload because of the airstrikes that were carried out near to that convoy so thirteen pulled out those thirteen went back in on friday but again the airstrikes were so close that not all of those trucks could onload and so at this stage there's no indication of when those trucks or any other aid trucks will go back into that area something that the red cross will have to make an assessment about over the next twenty four forty eight hours or so percent what we're hearing after a very brief respite while those convoys that convoy was moving into the area airstrikes have continued again the figures we're hearing from on the ground is that eleven people were killed overnight but a number of buildings have been destroyed and the fear is that the number of dead will go up simply because there could well be numbers of people trapped under those structures and to the north near the turkish border in africa

they have issued this red alert, severe, the most severe warning, a red warning for a sliver that goesare, down through some assert itself, across exmoor and dartmoor and into devon. that bright red zone that you will see on the maps all day. in scotland hundreds of people have been trapped in their ca rs of people have been trapped in their cars on the m18 a glasgow. some attract for 15 hours. others have been stranded in lincolnshire and forecasters are warning of snow to come across the uk. where the red alerts remain in force, people are advised not to venture out. in other news: the president of the eu council donald tusk has warned uk can't have trade with the eu if it is outside the single market and customs union. the warning comes following the publication of the eu's draft withdrawal treaty. the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse will publish its first completed report this morning. the findings will focus on the forced migration and abuse of thousands of children, many of whom were in care, who were sent to australia, new zealand, canada and africa following the sec

. —— red warning.hat hope for the homeless — we report on how they're coping with the bitterly cold temperatures. i've been shivering for about three weeks, do you know what i mean? if it weren't for people coming along with blankets then i would be dead in a doorway. the met office has weather warnings in place for most of the uk tonight, with up to 50 centimetres of snow expected in some places. also tonight. america first — president trump says he'll tax imported foreign steel to protect jobs. some fear a trade war. one of russia's new generation of nuclear weapons unveiled by president putin — he says they can evade us missile defence systems. boko haram strikes again, kidnapping over 100 more schoolgirls in nigeria. their parents tell us of their desperation to find them. and hoping for oscar glory — the profoundly deaf six—year—old from swindon who'll be joining the stars on the red carpet this weekend. coming up on sportsday on bbc news — could arsenal avenge their league cup final defeat agains

travel times in the red out of antioch.ding eastbound, we had all lanes blocked due to an accident involving a couple of cars. now one lane of traffic is open eastbound on highway 4. expect delays if you're trying to get over the 680 heading into concord. heading further west onto interstate 80 at the transition of highway 4, we are slow in the yellow.>>> dozens of students and maryland are walking out of school right now to honor the victims of the florida school shooting and push for tougher gun control laws. thousands more across the country are expected to march out of their classrooms at exactly 10 am for 17 minutes. one minute for each victim killed at marjory stoneman douglas high school. >> we, the young people of this country, are advocating for change. we want something to change now. >> some schools across the u.s. are discouraging students from the event, but here in the bay area, dozens of schools are expected to participate. we now know prosecutors will seek the death penalty against nikolas cruz, the teenager

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court rules in favor of saudi arabia in a controversial deal that gives the kingdom two islands in the red sea. no one will win out rights particularly as anti establishment five star movement looks set to win the most votes in sunday's election just why is it so popular and the u.n. says it's the worst place in the world to be a child where in guatemala to find out why. syrian government forces are continuing to push into the rebel held enclave of isa good. activists say they've taken almost complete control of the town of frontier since february the eighteenth more than six hundred people have been killed in the bombardment syrian airplanes on are dropping leaflets telling people to leave the area despite severe shortages of food immense and people say that's just not an option they know how the reports from beirut in neighboring lebanon. is desperate use just one of about four hundred thousand people trapped in eastern huta which is under attack. he is very ill and poor living in a besieged enclave means medicine and food are hard to find i remember quite a lot of the roads here are i a

it has now been reported that counsel, l council -- is this a red line? sarah: as we have maintained all along, there was no collusion between the campaign and russia. for specific questions, i would refer you to them. reporter: the statement that the president made back in july be a red line? sarah: we will fully cooperate. e are not going to answer. reporter: the points of attack in great britain. the president believes that it looks like putin authorized it and looks like the russians did it. will russia pay a price and make russia pay a price? sarah: the united states as we have said stands in solidarity with the united kingdom and share their assessment that russia is responsible and the united states is working together with our allies and partners to ensures that this attack does not happen again. reporter: in the past week, the secretary of state has been fired, the top economic adviser has been replaced and the president's personal assistant was escorted out of the building and the president hinted more changes are going to come. is this an area

were then committed and it may really not be the best policy they don't always work and clearly the red line and president obama there was a bit of hubris in the white house that by laying a red line somehow that would have prevented assad from using chemical weapons i don't think they calculated that he would cross that threshold so boldly but he did and president obama blinked and the congress blinked as well and we are now in a harder position today so we need to be very careful but red lines but what we should be doing is making sure that our allies and the regional adversaries understand that we're committed to ending this conflict and really engaging with all of the key players alone thanks so much for joining us today will be calling on you again. thank you thank you and thanks to you our viewers for joining me on this edition of politicking remember you can join the conversation on my facebook page tweet me at kings things and don't forget use the politicking hash tag that's all for this edition of politicking. the new global economic war is unfolding in the realm of education t