wawrinka's fellow swiss roger federer fared better.ds for a third miami masters title. the numberfour seed needed two tie—breaks to get past the spaniard and make the quarter—finals. in form federer has already won the australian open and indian wells masters titles this year. rafael nadal is also through after beating nicolas mahut. the number five seed beat the frenchman 6—4, 7—6 in a tightly fought contest and will face the american jack sock in the last eight. the spaniard has won 1a grand slam titles but never the miami masters. japan's second seed kei nishikori is through to the quarter—finals, surviving a second set scare against argentina's federico delbonis. nishikori eventually won 6—3, 4—6, 6—3 and next he'll play the unseeded italian fabio fognini. 0n the wta tour, karolina pliskova is the first player into the semi—finals of the miami 0pen. of croatia, winning in straight sets 6—3, 6—4. pliskova has won two out of four tournaments this season, triumphing in brisbane and doha. to cricket and india have completed a 2—1 serie

and roger federer beats tomas berdych, to seal his place in the miami masters semi—finals.ale—force winds cause the first round of the ana inspiration golf to be suspended for the day. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with the footballing news that fifa has announced how the expanded 48—team world cup will be divided up in 2026. all football regions will see their slots increased, with africa the biggest winner. the plan to expand the competition beyond its current 32—team format is subject to approval in may. each confederation is guaranteed increased places, with oceania granted an automatic place for the first time. fifa are also proposing a six—nation play—off tournament to decide the last two slots at the 48—team world cup in 2026, as our sports news correspondent richard conway reports. europe richard conway reports. get 60 places, that is the price europe get 60 places, that is the price that they put on their support for this tournament being taken to 48 teams —— 16. asia get eight, africa get nine. all in all that is 46 places amongst the confeder

roger federer wasted three match points and fell to a shock defeat against the russian world number 116, the former world number one, who lifted his 18th grand slam title at the australian open injanuary, had match points in the second set of the second—round tie and also led 5—1 in the third—set tiebreak. but qualifier donskoy battled back to beat the third seed and set up a quarter—final clash against lucas pouille of france. andy murray cruised through to the third round with a swift victory over guillermo garcia—lopez. the spaniard had won their last meeting in indian wells five years ago but there was no chance of an upset here as murray eased to a 6—2 6—0 win to set up a clash with german philipp kohlschreiber. murray was on top of his game from the off against 97th—ranked garcia—lopez. a quick read cat of our top story: luis enrique will quit at barcelona at the end of this asian. —— a quick recap. —— end of the season. you can get all the latest sports news at our website that's bbc.com/sport. well, a very blustery night out there for some of us, particularly across southern par

and roger federer wins a record equalling fifth indian wells masters title.ello and welcome to the programme where we start with football and in the english premier league manchester city and liverpool had to settle for a point apiece as they battled out a thrilling 1—1 draw at the etihad stadium. it was a hugely entertaining game with controversy throughout. james milner put liverpool ahead against his former club six minutes after the break — sergio aguero then scored against liverpool for the fifth successive premier league game at the etihad stadium after 69 minutes — before both sides wasted opportunities to secure a vital win in the race for top—four places. media career as a manager. ——i have had a medium career stop it's one of the more special days of my life because after the defeat on tuesday, wednesday, it was so tough for us. we recovered. how wemgggygzggggg ,. . , ,, , to play and attack and attack, we could not attack more often because liverpool is a top team. iam more i am more and more fine with the result. it is a success to get a point. it

stay with us on bbc news, still to come: can roger federer make it a miami masters hat—trick?een arabs and israelis. applause so proud of both of you. with great regret the committee have decided that south africa be excluded from the 1970 competition. streaking across the sky, the white hot wreckage from mir drew gasps from onlookers in fiji. this is bbc world news. the latest headlines: cyclone debbie has made landfall in the australian state of queensland, buffeting resort towns and islands with winds of up to 270 km/h. after yea rs of battle against syria's government forces, rebels begin to leave the city of homs. let's get more on our top story, and our correspondent hywel griffith is in ayr, a town in lockdown as people there prepare for whatever cyclone debbie throws at them. this is the centre of ayr, one of the towns that's preparing to be hit very hard by cyclone debbie when she hits. as you can tell, it's pretty much on lockdown. all the shops are close, sandbags lining every door. they are expecting torrential rain to fall here for several hours, and that brings t

esta es la segunda final que pierde el ibÉrico, recordamos la histÓrica victoria de roger federer, hastaa: el propÓsito era conquistar a sus nuevos dueÑos presentes en el torneo abierto de tenis de san pablo brasil. entrenaron a estos perros durante unas semanas para que pudieran y asÍ conquistar a alguna de las personas que estaban ahÍ. alejandra: feliz lunes! kira: buen dÍa para ustedes. empezamos con los siguiente. si siempre has querido ayudar a un indigente o personas sin hogar hoy puedes hacerlo y te diremos cÓmo. alejandra: acusan al fall

to the programme and we start with tennis news. 18 time grand slam winner and world number six roger federerof the miami masters yesterday. the big one martin del paco. —— he beat one martin del paco. —— he beat one martin del paco. —— he beat one martin del potro. the swiss who's already won the australian open and indian wells masters tournaments this year was rarely troubled against del potro, and will play spain's roberto bautista agut in the round of 16 as he searches for a third title at this event and first since 2006.

this time last year roger federer was recovering from knee surgery.phane robert, as his quite incredible comeback continues. the expectations have risen. that is nice. i like how i played in australia. totally free. nothing to lose. that was new to me again after all these years. i will try to keep that same approach. after how i felt, everything that happens from here on now is like a bonus, really. france's caroline garcia overcame british 11th seed johanna konta in a tough three set contest eventually prevailing 3—6, 6—3, 7—6, in their third round match. it took garcia more than two hours to level her head—to—head record against konta after four encounters and she'll now play either roberta vinci or svetlana kuznetsova for a place in the quarterfinals. to golf, and on the pga tour, canada's adam hadwin has won the valspar championship in florida by a stroke after finishing on 14—under. game, the 29—year—old, who is a former world number one in the amateur game, was forced to twice hole big birdie putts including this on the par 313th, which was a 5

esta es la segunda final que pierde el ibÉrico, recordamos la histÓrica victoria de roger federer, hasta a sus nuevos dueÑos presentes en el torneo abierto de tenis de san pablo brasil. entrenaron a estos perros durante unas semanas para que pudieran y asÍ conquistar a alguna de las personas que estaban ahÍ. que pasen buenas noches, hasta la prÓxima. ♪ ♪ ♪ presentador: bienvenidos, esto es repÚblica de la noche. con ustedes juliÁn, el conde y la participaciÓn especial de karina. ♪ ♪ ♪ presentador: muy buenas noches familia, bienvenidos a repÚblica de la noche. un saludo para

to the programme and we start with tennis news. 18 time grand slam winner and world number six roger federerad few difficulties negotiating a path to the fourth round of the miami masters yesterday. the big one martin del paco. —— he beat one martin del paco. —— he beat one martin del paco. —— he beat one martin del potro. the swiss who's already won the australian open and indian wells masters tournaments this year was rarely troubled against del potro, and will play spain's roberto bautista agut in the round of 16 as he searches for a third title at this event and first since 2006. not so simple for 12th seed nick kyrgios though. the australian needed nearly two and a half hours to get the better of croatia's ivo karlovic taking it 6—4, 6—7, 7—6 to set up a last 16 match against either david goffin or diego schwartzman. czech number 10 seed tomas berdych is into the fourth round after he saw off the challenge of luxembourg's gilles muller, winning in straight sets 6—3, 6—4 and will next play france's adrian mannarino. andy murray was meant to be playing in miami but had to withdraw because

a day after australian open champion roger federer was surprisingly beaten in the second round, worldy, time and time again, from following the swiss great through the exit door. shots like this helped him stave off what appeared to be the inevitable though and he finally bagged the second set tiebreak on his eighth set point to level the match. the atp say it was the longest tie—breaker on the men's tour since the 2007 australian open and he then went on to win the final set 6—1 in emphatic fashion. and next he'll play france's lucas pouille after he was a three set winner over roger federer‘s conqueror, the russian qualifier, evgeny donskoy. fernando verdasco advanced to a semi final against robin haase by beating fourth—seeded gael monfils 6—3, 7—5. the 35th—ranked spaniard had lost all three of his previous matches against monfils, the last coming in 2013. that is the way to celebrate. west indies host england on friday in the first of three one day internationals in the carribean. the opening match is in antigua as both sides continue their build up to the icc champions trophy in

and it‘s a second round exit for roger federer at the dubai championships.nrique has confirmed that he won‘t be at the club next season. the 46—year—old is in his third season at camp nou and won the champions league as part of the treble in his first year at barca, and led them to the domestic double last season but this campaign has been more problematic including a 4—0 loss in the opening leg of their champions league last 16 match against paris st germain. earlier i spoke to radio catalunya‘s ernest macia who believes now is the right time. probably this is a good moment because in canberra present a relapse for the team and a stimulation and a release for the team. now there‘s tension, today they won easily 6—1. it was against sporting

and roger federer beats roberto bautista agut to make the quarter—finals of the miami masters.s that argentina have been beaten 2—0 away to bolivia in their south american world cup qualifier, dropping them into the play off position. it all comes on the back of what was a bad day when their star player and captain lionel messi was banned for four international matches for abusing an assistant referee. the incident took place during argentina's1—0 win over chile on friday, when the barcelona forward was caught on camera swearing at the official after flagging him for a fou, but the ban was put in place just hours before the match which was played in la paz. messi has also been fined just over $10,000 and will miss the next three matches after this one, although both messi and the argentine football federation can appeal

and roger federer beats tomas berdych, to seal his place in the miami masters semi—finals. where we start with the footballing news that fifa has announced how the expanded 48—team world cup will be divided up in 2026. all football regions will see their slots increased, with africa the biggest winner. the plan to expand the competition beyond its current 32—team format is subject to approval in may. each confederation is guaranteed increased places, with oceania granted an automatic place for the first time. fifa are also proposing a six—nation play—off tournament to decide the last two slots at the 48—team world cup in 2026, as our sports news correspondent richard conway reports. europe richard conway reports. get 60 places, that is the price europe get 60 places, that is the price that they put on their support for this tournament being taken

faceding roger federer who advanced to semis yesterday afternoon by fighting off two match points in set tiebreaker to tweet tomas berdych. >>> the ncaa tournament. the gamecocks' best player has fallen in, thornwell missing the team's workout after arriving in phoenix yesterday because what head coach called a little body bug. the senior guard is southeastern conference player of the year and leading scorer at this year's ncaa tournament. the gamecocks and number one gonzaga will be the first of the final four teams to tip off tomorrow. we'll see if he's feeling better by then. >>> now to a little buzz at mlb spring training to pe arizona. where bees decided to attach to a microphone during a game between rockies and padres. things get worse in the ninth as they take to the field, forcing players to stop, drop and roll, taking to the ground for a little cover from the bees. the rockies win it 10-5. never new bees could do that. >> it's impressive they knew what to do that. >> i hate to be the audio guy who has to take that microphone. >>> as pressure builds, there are reports of a t

and roger federer wins a record equalling fifth indian wells masters title.chester city and liverpool had to settle for a point apiece as they battled out a thrilling 1—1 draw at the etihad stadium. it was a hugely entertaining game with controversy throughout. james milner put liverpool ahead against his former club six minutes

and roger federer winning the first set, and 42 straight games during the tournament until he hits long here, and then it looked like we might have a three-setter, but you can't break a breaker. roger comes back. phenomenal. forehand down the line and now we go to match point for fed, and a nice forehand volley for the victory. 6-4, 7-5, and record-tying fifth record, and this is his 90th career championship. check your brackets as we approach the sweet 16. remember, tickets are still (male announcer) is this the year you spend more quality time with your dog? then you belong at bass pro shops' dog days event and sale for big savings, plus seminars, giveaways, photos, and pet parades, all for free. bass pro shops. (voand exceptional customerity pre-ownservice,les... head t to your neiborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... flip your thinking about buying your next one. >>> tonight on abc7 news at 9:00, took some work to take down part of a damaged california bridge, and why the job is still far from over. >>> at 11:00 here on abc7, a southern

roger federer won.the match over two sets, 6-4, 7-5, to become the tournaments oldest champion. it was his record-tying fifth indian wells title. meantime in the women's final, elizabeth mania -- the 14th seed bda seed -- beat the 8th seed. i'm sarah kelly. thanks for watching. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ [theme music] ♪ [theme music] >>>ernabel demillo: hi. i'm ernabel demillo. welcome to asian american life. in this special literary edition we are celebrating the works of asian american authors and how they've changed the literary landscape. many of their bestselling titles are sold right here at the kinokuniya bookstore. >>>ernabel demillo: kinokuniya first opened its doors in tokyo in 1927. today they're the largest bookstore chain in japan

and roger federer winning the first set, and 42 straight games during the tournament until he hits long here, and then it looked like we might have a three-setter, but you can't break a breaker. roger comes back. phenomenal. forehand down the line and now we go to match point for fed, and a nice forehand volley for the victory. 6-4, 7-5, and record-tying fifth record, and this is his 90th career championship. check your brackets as we approach the sweet 16. remember, tickets are still tomorrow's the day besides video games. every day is a gift. especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto... a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medic

roger federer is into the semi finals of the miami event after a thrilling tie—break win against tomas time grand slam champion when he won the first set easily before his opponent turned the tables and levelled the match. the third set went all the way to a nail—biting tie—break, which federer won when berdych double faulted on match point but not before federer had been forced to save two match points himself. he'll play australia's i2th seeded nick kyrgios after he accounted for germany's alexander zverev of germany in three sets. kyrgios held match point in the second set tie—break but couldn't close it out and needed a third set to claim his place in the last four. in the women's event, caroline wozniacki came from a set down to beat karolina pliskova and make herfirst final in miami. the second seed beat wozniacki in the doha final in february and it looked like she would do so again when she won the first set. but her opponent came back strongly to take the next two sets losing just a couple of games in the process. the final is on saturday where she'll play either venus william

wawrinka's fellow swiss roger federer fared better.ds for a third miami masters title. the numberfour seed needed two tie—breaks to get past the spaniard and make the quarter—finals. in—form federer has already won the australian open and indian wells masters titles this year. rafael nadal is through after beating nicolas mahut. the number five seed beat the frenchman 6—4, 7—6 in a tightly fought contest and will face the americanjack sock in the last eight. the spaniard has won 14 grand slam titles but never the miami masters. throughout history, the clothes we have warned worn have to find how we think about ourselves and our identity. we are taking a new perspective on clothing. from couture to streetwear, daywear to costume, it's almost impossible to define native fashion. but that's hardly surprising. after all, each tribe is a nation with its own identity and culture and there are hundreds of artists working across the vast american continent and they're all doing their own thing. what is the artist trying to do here? because the

roger federer has won a record—equalling fifth title at the indian wells masters. near side. it ended 6—4, 7—5 to the 35—year—old, who says he's still on his comeback from injury, but what a comeback. he took six months off last year and when he returned, he won the australian open injanuary, and now this title, which is considered to be just below he also becomes the oldest champion in the recent‘s history, overtaking the record of 31 year old jimmy connors, who won in 1984. president rodrigo duterte's bloody crackdown on the drug trade in the philippines has made global headlines. less well—publicised is the country's urgent need for rehabilitation facilities. in the manila area, there's just one, and a bbc team has been to see it. when the drug campaign started, there was a sudden increase in the number of cases here. the first reason why they're here is because of fear. they were scared that they could either be incarcerated, iorfisfiome may even be killed. from the previous average of around 1,000 cases at any given time, we rose steadily to as high as 1,500. th

roger federer facing his countrymen. hits it long here. first broken serve of the event. t you can't break a breaker. roger comes back with a phenomenal forehand downto the line. he's not wawrinka on the run. that puts away the forehand volley. record tying fifth indian wells title. oldest champion in the event's history and it's his 90th career title. >>> finally my dear friend and former teammate dwight clark revealed he's been diagnosed with lieu gehrig gehrig's disease. he's one of the most determined men i know and will battle this disease with the help of his friends and dear wife, kelly. tonight we go back to 1979 when he was drafted out of clemson. i let spike the ball. we won a super bowl together and that bond sticks with you for life. we talked last week and he's ready to battle the disease with everything he has. he has the support of all his teammates and his wife, kelly. unfortunately for all of us this may be the manifestation of concussions and hits accumulated over the years, and it's not something any of us look forward to. but like all great ones, it's a

i don't know what roger federer is eating, but whatever it is, it is working.e the same... it is still in a very repetitive market, but it does not have the same issues that cricket has. no, and they worry about golf, as well, golf going to pay per view television. it is a sporting crisis, it needs more people to play. it is this the way forward , people to play. it is this the way forward, to take it away from address to a television? the fact that cricket is coming back to show that cricket is coming back to show that it that cricket is coming back to show thatitis that cricket is coming back to show that it is an important factor in popularity. thank you so much for that kat. coastal areas in north—eastern australia are being battered by high winds and heavy rain, as cyclone debbie hits the state of queensland. more than 30,000 people have been told to leave their homes. let's talk to amelia butterly who is in airlie beach. thank you very much were talking to us. can you tell us exactly what conditions are like there? yes, it has been getting steadily more a

the briton has avoided roger federer, rafa nadal, del potro, kei nishikori and novak djokovic.lu or a qualifier. i feelfresh, i against either hensen lu or a qualifier. ifeelfresh, i knew against either hensen lu or a qualifier. i feel fresh, i knew i had to take a decent break after melbourne. hopefully i can play some good stuff. my results have been a bit inconsistent so hopefully i can doa bit inconsistent so hopefully i can do a bit better this year. british freestyle snowboarder katie ormerod has posted on social media that she has suffered a broken back while training. british freestyle snowboarder katie ormerod has suffered a broken back in training for the world championships in sierra nevada, spain. ormerod, who became gb‘s first ever big air world cup winner earlier this year, describes the injury as "nothing too serious" but will now miss the event, although she hopes to return to action before the end of the season. the teenager is seen as one of britain's biggest medal hopes for the 2018 pyeongchang winter olympic games in south korea. "pretty gutted i broke my ba

aquÍ en miami hubo actividad tambiÉn, roger federer estÁ imparable, con juan martÍn del potro así quevamos o mensaje de afiliadas y volvemos. ana: estamos en todas las redes sociales, sÍguenos si nunca has probado la icónica y jugosa big mac... está bien si quieres empezar con algo más pequeño. la deliciosa mac jr, es la big mac con solo un patty de carne y sin el pan de en medio. ahora por tiempo limitado. ♪ satcha: madre enfurecida graba el cateo que lleva un oficial en el aeropuerto de dallas. el menor padece de un trastorno sensorial que lo hace mÁs sensible al tacto por lo que solicitÓ que emplearan otro tipo de mÉtodo de revisiÓn pero esto no cambiÓ el final del agente que era vigilado por un supervisor. inteligencia britÁnica desmantela una bomba escondida que pretendÍa hacer volar empleas un aviÓn, se trata de uno de los descubrimientos mÁs importantes de la inteligencia del paÍs y una de las razones por la que hace una dÍa lo gobierno de reino unido y estados unidos ordenaron el veto de las tabletas. una norma que afecta a nueve aerolÍneas que operan en 10 aeropuertos en todo

fresh from his victory in dubai last week, the briton has avoided the likes of roger federer, rafa nadalaying well, ifeel fresh. i took what i had to pay, a decent break after melbourne. and, yeah, hopefully i can play some good stuff, as the players have struggled a bit in the past year, my result has been a bit inconsistent. hopefully i can do it this year. british freestyle snowboarder katie ormerod has posted on social media that she has suffered a broken back while training. ormerod, seen here in a previous training session, became gb‘s first ever big air world cup winner earlier this year, and describes the injury as "nothing too serious" and says she'll be back in six weeks. but she will now miss the world championships in spain. british ski and snowboard have described the problem as a small, stable fracture in one of her vertebrae. that's all sport for now. you can keep up—to—date with all those stories on the bbc sport website. i'll have more in sportsday at 6:30pm. more now on the fallout from yesterday's budget, and the chancellor philip hammond has been defending his decisio

he has avoided roger federer, rafael nadal, kei nishikori and novak djokovic.kovic. his first match will be against a qualifierlj and novak djokovic. his first match will be against a qualifier. i am coming in and i feel will be against a qualifier. i am coming in and ifeel well will be against a qualifier. i am coming in and i feel well and will be against a qualifier. i am coming in and ifeel welland i will be against a qualifier. i am coming in and ifeel well and ifeel fresh. i took a decent break after melbourne and hopefully i can play some good stuff. it is a place where i have struggled in the past, my results have been inconsistent and hopefully i can do a bit better this year. in badminton the british parents won their game and will face the olympic champions in the next round on friday. the last british winners of the competition were nathan robertson and gail emms in 2005. there were some long rallies in that match. the arena is playing quite slow, but we like how it is playing out there. we stuck to the plan well today. it is a mean partnership and

i wonder he will will try such amazing shots against someone like roger federer? we will find out.manchester city women. they did the league and cup double last season, now they're through to the semifinals of the champions league in their debut season. lucy bronze headed home the only goal of the match against fortuna hjerring, to give them a 2—0 aggregate win over the danish side. next up city face the reigning champions lyon. and their captain steph horton is excited by the challenge. we don't stop here. we are excited to be involved in a semifinal and we know that they are a very experienced team and we have a team full of world—class individuals as well so it will be an excited game for sure. a shocking claim from stoke city striker saido berahino. he served an eight week doping ban earlier this season whilst at his former club west brom, but he says it was because his drink was spiked in a nightclub. berahino insists that there was such a small amount in his system, it proves he couldn't have taken the drug intentionally. for me to get banned for something that you really hav

eduardo que no podÍa perderse el torneo y compartiÓ con uno de los mejores jugadores del mundo, roger federermetiÓ y lo anunciÓ a travÉs de las redes sociales. la verdad que queremos felicitarte andrea. estoy muy contento de que empieces esta nueva etapa. #hoyvoyadejarde asÍ que empiece a escribir en "despierta amÉrica". alan:otra que se va a casa, ya estaban quedÁndose varias! ana:cÓmo quÉ varias? alan:la maite y mi francis que repitan! [rÍen] karla: vamos mejora la pausa. alan: en los deportes las Águilas del amÉrica con dos victorias al hilo y derrotan a los pumas. se puso muy bueno el juego. muy sabroso! una victoria de otro en el cuauhtÉmoc, esta lucha por el no descenso en el minuto 90. francisca: el Éxito en todo lo que te propones empieza por superar el temor a fracasar. mÁs adelante, ismael te dice cÓmo vencer ese miedo. ana: en medicina extraÑa verÁ cÓmo despuÉs de dar a luz se utiliza la placenta para crear pastillas que ayudan a terminar con la depresiÓn post parto. alan:tenemos entrevista con chicky rivera. ♪ ♪ ♪ a estos niños les mostramos productos de una tienda cercana. [kids

roger federer. >> all-time. >> derek jeter like his fan base in new york, remember jeter fan, fed isiconic. he's become maybe the biggest brand ambassador in sports history. so that i think that been a great thing for tennis. i think before that as ab american, if it wasn't american, you know, people would think, okay, where is the american. i think they actually think, why didn't he grow up in l.a. >> we had some good years. >> which is the most important grand slam. >> which is the most important grand slam. well, as an american we'd like to think of the u.s. open, obviously, because you dream of being there. but to be honest with you, the last 36 years, every time i get to walk through i call it the cathedral of tennis in wimbledon, you get to walk through the gates -- the first time i walked through this, i was like what is the whites thing all about. cow to appreciate it's the only one of the slams at an actual club. not exactly easy to become a member there, but it's the cathedral of our sport. between wimbledon and the open, those are the twomore most important things. >> from

. >> roger federer won latest installment of his rival with nadal the aussie open champion in wonderfuld 3 victory in over an hour, first time, in 36 meetings that feder has beaten nadal three times in a row, elsewhere next has arrived nick curios took out defending champion djokovic with display, 1-year-old will face 35-year-old feder in the summer. >> have don't forget coverage from indian wells continues thursday midnight eastern. . >> welcome back 45 minutes away from the opening bell, when take a look at markets here we are expecting to rally at opening of trading on the heels of federal reserve raising rates markets meeting with confidence in optimism where we are, in the economy, gopro soar this morning stock up in premarket, after the company raised first quarter guidance, however, gopro announced it is planning to cut 270 full-time jobs after announcing quarterly glosses pro up 10% right now tesla plans to raise to up 1.15 billion dollars from stock offering to fund upcoming launch of the model 3, the electricity carmaker offering 250 million dollars common stock 750 million in

the reclaim act introduced by chairman congressman hal rogers and i am proud to be a sponsor with him. the reclaim act will send $1 billion in federal funds to appalachia to revitalize and diversify coal communities and o create new jobs. for west virginia, that means nearly $200 million over five years to invest in our coal fields. this money will allow us to lands p abandon mine and bring companies to west virginia and provide more jobs for our people. now, the reclaim act doesn't mean we're giving up on coal. far from it. coal is our heritage and must play an important part in our state's future. but while we are bringing back our coal jobs, we must also look at how we can redevelop these former mine sites. many of these sites are currently sitting vacant and our towns and counties just don't have the funds to redevelop these sites so that their job creating potential can be unleashed. the reclaim act will prioritize hard-hit states like west virginia and help employ hundreds of laid off west virginians to prepare these sites for new developments and new industries. in addition, once these sites are open for business, new employe

roger ailes divided a room." sherman has apparently delivered fox news into a federal grand jury investigation.the new york times is quoting basically two sources, unnamed sources close to this information. and whether -- a lot of speculation about whether this is the former u.s. attorney himself who wanted it out there, to be nope information that this investigation is under way, because stopping an investigation under way is much more difficult for attorney general jeff sessions than stopping the beginning of one. >> of course. now this is a big story. you know, in the age of trump, every story kind of gets overshadowed by trump. this is a big story because fox news was trump's loadest, most powerful media ally -- >> and still is. >> and still is. and now his justice department is overseeing investigation into the media network that helped make him the president. so this is going to be a test for jeff sessions about truly how independent this justice department is. >> but since all of these proceedings are secret, grand jury and all this stuff, if the investigation goes nowhere, they're under

federal law. and we came here in order to get a bit of life. host: thanks for the call. roger has this tweet test the bill was a failure from the start, nothing connect -- nothing would have corrected the health care, obamacare under another name. this is the front page of the ashington post -- it is number of reporters from the post. the stunning collapse of the republican health care bill now and perils the rest of president trump for the ambitious agenda with few prospects on tax reform, construction projects, or a host of other issues despite complete gop control of government. while republicans share the goal of the big tax cuts, the president will have to bridge many of the same divides within his own party within his own party. and paying for the massive tax cuts trump has promised for corporations and middle-class families, it becomes more complicated. other agenda items, including the $1 trillion investment in roads and other infrastructure, proposing crackdowns on immigration, will require the support of democrats, many of whom have been alienated i the highly parse

rogers said. leaks of classified information are serious, serious federal crimes for a reason. they should be investigated and where possible, prosecuted in a way that reflects that seriousness so that people understand it simply cannot be tolerated. i look forward to taking your questions. >> thank you, director comey. admiral rogers, i first want to go to you. on january 6th, 2017, the intelligence community assessment assessing russian activities and intentions in recent u.s. elections stated that the types of systems russian actors targeted or compromised were not involved in vote tallying. my question, as of today, admiral rogers, do you have any evidence that russia's cyber actors changed vote tallies in the state of michigan? >> no, i do not. but i would highlight we're a foreign intelligence organization, not a domestic intelligence organization. it would be fair to say we are probably not the best organization to provide a more complete answer. >> how about the state of pennsylvania? >> no, sir. >> the state of wisconsin? >> no, sir. >> the state of florida? >> no, sir

in the men's tournament roger federer‘s great run of form continued with a three set win over tomas berdych. federer the semi finals late this evening. the enigmatic australian was at his crowd pleasing best during his win against alexander zverev, producing an array of astonishing shots — just watch this. plenty of reason to celebrate... the other semi later today is between rafa nadal and italy's fabio fognini. defending championjudd trump is out of the china open snooker. he lost 5—3 to the world number 76 hossein vafaei. his opponent made breaks of 100 and 106. the 22—year—old from iran now ta kes 106. the 22—year—old from iran now takes on mark williams for a place in the final after williams beat sean murphy. that's all sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. that afternoon, you are watching bbc news. we will take a look at some of today's main stories. donald trump says his former national security adviser, mike flynn, is right to ask for immunity in exchange for talking about russia. it's been revealed the retired general is in discussions with the house and senate intelligence commi

federal funds for the programs. >>> recreational salmon fishing starts tomorrow. rogerhomas says everyone will be watching the skies as the boats are headed out tomorrow. we spoke with him live last year on mornings on 2. >> the only concern that i have after listening to rosemary's weather report is we have to have calm weather to really get out there and find the fish. there are several spots right now that we have been seeing good bait activity. we're looking forward to going out and putting a hook in the water and seeing what we can do. >> the salmon season opens tomorrow with a two-fish limit. it will stay that way through the month of april. >>> fans are buzzing about the remake of the lion king. you heard me. now the movie could get more attention if the director's casting dreams come true. ♪ he is holding back and hiding from what i can't decide ♪ ♪ why won't be be the king that i know he is ♪ ♪ the king i see inside ♪ ♪ >> this popular song from the movie could be sung by beyonce. the director is hoping to get beyonce to be the voice of nala. she is considered

trump's close senior advisors, including carter page, pal manford, roger stone and michael flynn have been under the investigation by the federal bureau of investigation for their ties to the russian federation. whereas russian deputy foreign minister told a russian media outlet on november 10, 2016, that there were contacts with donald trump's 2016 campaign. and it has been reported that members of president trump's inner circle were in contact with senior russian officials throughout the 2016 campaign. whereas according to his 2016 candidate filing with the election commission, the president has 564 financial positions and companies located in the united states and around torld. whereaagainst the advice of ethics election commission, the present has and does not meet the standards that every president in the past four deces has met. while the clause was included for the express purpose of preventing federal officials from accepting any office or title from any king, prince or foreign state. whereas the trump international hotel in washington, d.c., has hired a director of diplomatic sales to generate high-priced business amon

rogers from cnbc world headquarters with more. >> wall street could start the week in the red as investors eye a near certain prospect that the federal reserve hikes interest rates when it meets next week. on friday, janet yellen all but confirmed an increase is coming. the markets will give several economic reports this week topped by big news on friday, the monthly jobs reports. stocks are coming off another positive week which saw the dow rise for the fourth week in a row. the dow ending up two points on friz. t friday. consumer reports will start considering cybersecurity when it reviews new products. they have teamed with several outside organizations for designing methods on studying how easily a product can be hacked and how customer data is secured. it will deliver how much information is collected by consumers. and ford has started testing 3-d printing of large-scale car parts. this could open up a world of new opportunities for niche vehicle lines and upgrade options. for consumers, you could order customizable parts for your next car. 3-d printed parts also weigh less, that could increase fuel efficiency. back over to you.

the story, a big part, is to have the director of the federal bureau of investigation sitting next to the head of the nsa, that is admiral mike rogersbasically just sort of talk their way through the day but trying to say as little as possible. it is really stunning to hear the f.b.i. director say, you know, investigate some things, but leaks which he says he takes steer yulsly, he was pretty doggone clear when he didn't even know if the number of people whom would have access to that information to like the, that he doesn't even have an investigation underway in all likelihood. what do you think? >> i finds hard to take him serious live at this point. he starts with i can't con flirms an investigation. but let me confirm there is an investigation. i can't correct false statements made in the media but let me respond to the president's tweet. he says it's our poll i have not top respond to false statements made by leakers who don't know what they are talking about but let me respond to this particular thing from the white house. it becomes more about comey and people endangering american citizens by leaking classified information an

the story, a big part, is to have the director of the federal bureau of investigation sitting next to the head of the nsa, that is admiral mike rogersbasically just sort of talk their way through the day but trying to say as little as possible. it is really stunning to hear the f.b.i. director say, you know, investigate some things, but leaks which he says he takes steer yulsly, he was pretty doggone clear when he didn't even know if the number of people whom would have access to that information to like the, that he doesn't even have an investigation underway in all likelihood. what do you think? >> i finds hard to take him serious live at this point. he starts with i can't con flirms an investigation. but let me confirm there is an investigation. i can't correct false statements made in the media but let me respond to the president's tweet. he says it's our poll i have not top respond to false statements made by leakers who don't know what they are talking about but let me respond to this particular thing from the white house. it becomes more about comey and people endangering american citizens by leaking classified information an

i want to underscore something my friend mike rogers said -- leaks of classified information are serious, serious federal crimes for a reason. they should be investigated and where possible prosecuted in a way that reflects the seriousness so people understand it simply cannot be tolerated. i look forward to taking your questions. rep. nunes: thank you, director comey. admiral rogers, i first want to go to you. on january 6, 2017, intelligence community assessment assessing russian activities and intentions in recent u.s. elections stated that the types of systems russian actors targeted or compromise were not involved in vote tallying. so my question as of today, admiral rogers, do you have any evidence that russian cyber actors changed vote tallies in the state of michigan? adm. rogers: no, i do not, but i would highlight we are foreign intelligence organization, not a domestic intelligence organization, so it is fair to say we are not the best organization to provide a more complete answer. rep. nunes: the state of pennsylvania? adm. rogers: no, sir. rep. nunes: state of wisconsin? adm. rogers: no, si

in 1969 when they wanted to strip the service of federal funds, it was the eternal neighbor mr. roger who is came to the rescue about the many, many public benefits that programs like his offer. he recited one of his show's songs. it is as relevant as it was then. trump released his outline that proposes cuts to several departments and programs. one pitch was removing all federal funds from the corporation for public broadcasting that supports pbs and npr. for the community development brands that funds meals on wheels that feeds senior citizens including 500,000 military veterans each year. later on thursday, budget director mick mull vaina explained why. >> i put myself in the shoes of that steelworker in ohio. the coal miner in west virginia and the mother of two in detroit. i say okay, i have to ask these folks for money and tell them where i'm going to spend it. can i look those folks in the eye and say i want to take money from you and give it to public broadcasting. that's something we can't defend anymore. >> which departments can they defend giving this single mom's money to?

trump's close senior advisors, including carter page, paul manafort, roger stone and michael flynn have been under investigation by the federal bureau of investigation for their ties to the russian federation. whereas russian deputy foreign minister sergei rakhov told interfaction -- interfax a russian media outlet that there were contacts with donald trump's 2016 campaign and it has been reported that members of president trump's inforecircle were in contact with senior russian officials throughout the 2016 campaign. whereas general michael flynn, former national security advisor to president trump received almost $6 ,000 in fees and expenses from russian entities in 2015, including by an entity recognized by u.s. intelligence agencies as an arm of the russian government. whereas f.b.i. director comey stated in the select intelligence committee hearing on the russian interference with a november 2016 election that there is no information to support those treats relating to president trump's allegations that president obama illegally wiretapped the trump campaign. whereas distracting investigators with dead-end leads and outr

rogers said. leaks of classified information are serious, serious federal crimes for a reason. they should be investigated, and where possible, prosecuted in a way that reflects that seriousness so that people understand it cannot be tolerated. i look forward to taking your questions. comey.k you, director admiral rodgers, i first want to hear from you. theanuary 6, 2017, intelligence community assessment assessing russian activities in intentions in recent u.s. elections stated that the types of systems russian actors targeted or compromised were not involved in vote tallying. my question as of today, admiral rodgers, do you have any evidence that russian cyber actors changed vote tallies in the state of michigan? >> no, i do not, but i would highlight we are a foreign intelligence organizatio, so it would be very to say we are not the best organization to provide a more complete answer. >> how about the state of pennsylvania? >> no sir. >> wisconsin. >> knows there. >> ohio. >> no sir. >> you have no intelligence or evidence that suggests any votes were changed? >> i have not

rogers agree that it is a very serious problem. >> leaks of classified information are serious, serious federal crimes for a reason.vestigated and where possible prosecuted in a way that reflects that seriousness. >> i'm also reminded the men and women of the national security agency if i become aware of any such conduct, there is noplace for you on this team. unacceptable to the citizens of the nation. >> president trump and many republicans are pressing the fbi to do more to find the source of the leaks of that classified information. >> and new jersey congressman republican frank lobiondo is a member of the house intelligence committee. lobiondo asked today about what the nsa discovered when they looked at how russia was trying to influence the election. >> we saw the use of external media, we saw the use of disinformation, we saw the use of leaking of information much of which was not altered. >> representative lobiondo went on to ask what the u.s. needs to do to prevent russia or any state sponsored government from interfering in future elections. rogers said we need to have a continued partnership between the

rogers said. leaks of classified information are serious, serious federal crimes for a reason.vestigated and where possible prosecuted in a way that reflects that seriousness so that people understand it simply cannot be tolerated. and i look forward to taking your questions. >> thank you, director comey. admiral rogers, i first want to go to you. on january 6, 2017, the intelligence community assessment assessing russian activities and intentions in recent u.s. elections stated that the types of systems russian actors targeted or compromised were not involved in vote tallying. so my question as of today, admiral rogers, do you have any evidence that russia cyber actors changed vote tallies in the state of michigan? >> no, i do not. but i would highlight we're a foreign intelligence organization, not a domestic intelligence organization. so it would be fair to say we are probably not the best organization to provide a more complete answer. >> how about the state of pennsylvania? >> no, sir. >> the state of wisconsin? >> no, sir. >> state of florida? >> no, sir. >> state of nort