and hired them to serve as rogers' attorneys. during his four years at harvard, trotter cultivated life-long bonds with leading black intellectuals who came of naming white institutions, morgan graduated from harvard college and hard law school and desfinned another another trotter's friends, w. b. dubois for the class prize. morgan and trotter rallied fellow black students against -- which led to massachusetts revision of its civil rights legislation. the black man at the center of that case, william henry louis, was morgan's class matte at harvard law school. a graduate of women's college and a gifted -- williams college and a gifted scholar who went on to cope football at harvard, louis' inability to get a haircut during membersment examiner ices prompted the first civil rights protest. as an attorney who was elected cambridge common counsel and the state legislature, lewis answered trotters called when he was called on boston's black concerns and law students to defendant rogers in court. unfortunately for monroe rogers, cons

carolina improperly indicted rogers after he fled. in addition to its invocation of the black radical past trotter used his ties to fellow black bostonians to organize residents to rogers extradition and hired them to serve as rogers returnees. during his years at harvard trotter cultivated bonds with some of the leading black intellectuals who came of age in institutions. he graduated from harvard college and harvard law school where he invested another of trotter's friends, w.e.b. dubois for the immigration price. morgan and trotter route rallied their students against protest for segregated barbershops in cambridge which led to massachusettsdivision of its civil rights legislation . the black man at the center of that case, william henry lewis was morgan's classmate at harvard law school, a graduate of williams college and a gifted athlete who went on to coach football at harvard. lewis's inability to get a haircut and a white owned barbershop during commencement exercises prompted the first civil rights protest. as an attorney who

rogers?" out get out. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] and she pointed up mr. rogers's voice, as it will, is already in our living room 'cause our 2 1/2-year-old was watching "daniel tiger's neighborhood." so, i was, like "oh, right yeah." so, then i took a deep dive and i thought something's wrong because this gentleman is that they would never cut away, and was he forgetting his lines and then i realized it wasn't for me it was for children of a certain age. [ laughter ] and then i discovered the true genius of "mr. rogers. >> seth: yes, absolutely they do say if you get introduced to mr. rogers, it's better if it happens when you're young. >> yes, yes. [ laughter ] >> seth: it's not, like "ter they're, like "oh, you got to rewatch it." >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> seth: start from the beginning >> come in from the middle on mr. rogers >> yeah. >> seth: what were -- what was kids' television like for you growing up >> a little strange. >> seth: yeah. >> you know, my first language is welsh >> seth: ye

roger federer‘s quest to keep on making history came with caution.d not show any signs of restricting him early on as he raced into a first set lead. but novak djokovic a seven—time champion in melbourne did not let him get out of sight. back he came on the cusp of losing the first set djokovic turned this all around. forcing this to it tie—breaker and finishing the job. he had to be at his best the second set, roger federer kept pace until his opponent found the winning spot. the first break of the set the first and most important point. now up by two. one of the greatest players of all time were that title with pride and fight on. forcing chocolates to play some of the best in us of his career to stay on course for his 17th grand slam title. bbc news. co mforta ble 17th grand slam title. bbc news. comfortable for novak djokovic who is run to another australian opal final continues. the tennis correspondent russell is with me, how much of the injury that roger federer still seem to be carrying from his last match, how much of that with defector toda

yes, him, roger federer had sworn on court. you can't repeat that, roger. no, i heard it. the lines judge knew what she'd heard whatever language it was in. federer needed treatment and sandgren's calf muscle was hurt accidentally by a low—flying ball girl. here is the real pain. seven times in the fourth set sandgren had match point. seven beautiful opportunities. could he take any of them? no. it's still alive. tie-break to roger federer. the fifth was a 6—3 formality. roger federer said he was lucky to beat this opponent.” formality. roger federer said he was lucky to beat this opponent. i feel a bit bad in a way, because i feel he didn't do anything really wrong. it was a look at some point and i have been on the other side as well. these things are hard, and if you could honestly play him again, you will play him differently. you would say roger federer was pushed to the limit, if he had a limit. joe wilson, bbc news. time for a look at the weather, here's louise lear. i think if you are talking to people about whether so far in 2020, it is wet and very drab. but look

maynard in australia for us thank you so much roger. even as a stray battles with bush fires it's preparing for one of the premier tennis events of the year the australian open is just over 2 weeks away to that end a clear large crowd in brisbane watched know that you're the ilk of age and read take on south africa's kevin anderson in the inaugural team event of the year djokovic edged his much taller rival in 2 set straight sure serbia advance to the next round of what's called the a.t.p. cup. to ski jumping and marius lin vick claimed a 2nd win in a row at the 4 hills tournament putting himself in 2nd place overall there no region was the last man to jump in innsbrook and despite the difficult wind conditions he scored 253.3 points to edge poland's davidka backi now leads the overall standings with just one event remaining. you're watching news from berlin coming up world stories meets a pioneering teacher in peru for now on behalf of the whole team here thanks for watching us we'll have more news at the top of the hour. right dusty b

maynard for us in sydney roger thanks very much. as a preview now on some heroes stories making news at this hour north korean leader kim jong un says the world will soon see what he calls a new strategic weapon he said his country was no longer bound by a moratorium on nuclear and missile testing but he left the door open to further talks with the u.s. . angola has seized the assets of isabel the santoso the billionaire daughter of the country's former president the move is part of an anti corruption drive to santos who's thought to be africa's wealthiest woman amassed a fortune during her father's nearly 4 decades and power she denies any wrongdoing . british police charge a man with criminal damage were allegedly slashing a painting by the spanish master pablo but also the incident happened at the tate modern over the weekend the damage work is worth more than 23000000 euros. balls to iraq now where crowds of protesters have attacked the u.s. embassy in the iraqi capital baghdad that in response to recent u.s. airstrikes targetin

way down the rankings compared to roger federer.federer, when tested has to dig deep. we saw that against john millman of australia a couple of matches ago. he looks a lot more co mforta ble, of matches ago. he looks a lot more comfortable, roger federer, he still has the ability to go through the gears and close out a match when he wa nts to, gears and close out a match when he wants to, even at the age of 38, i think you will do that later as we head towards the semifinals and final, you just knew that novak djokovic has been flying under the radar. we haven't spoken much about his performances at bar that one steady drop in his first game. and when you are not talking about know that djokovic that is when he's at his most dangerous. he is serving very well and you feel that he is peaking at the right time. we will check back in with you to find out what is happening with ash barty up against petra kvitova. thank you very much. new york may be almost 4,500km away from los angeles but the big apple lit up for kobe bryant on monday.

maynard in australia for us thank you so much roger. thank you very much for. even as australia battles with bushfires it's preparing for one of the premier tennis events of the year the australian open is just over 2 weeks away to dad and a large crowd in brisbane watched novak yolk of it in red take on south africa's kevin anderson in the inaugural event of the year djokovic edged his much taller rival in 2 set straight sure serbia advance to the next round of what's called the a.t.p. cup. you're watching news from berlin reporter on location meets a man who says he saw how death squads abducted and murdered 3 bell russian politicians 20 years ago for now on behalf of the whole team here thanks for watching we'll have more news is always at the top of the hour. can i am going to get. sick closest place to pass just. in standing can.

maynard for us in sydney roger thanks very much. those brief you know and some of the other stories making the news at this hour u.s. president donald trump's accusing iran of orchestrating tuesday's attack on the u.s. embassy in the iraqi capital baghdad dozens of iraqi shia militia men breaking into the compound to protest u.s. airstrikes washington says all personnel at the embassy are safe and that it will deploy more soldiers in iraq in response and there are reports just coming in of tear gas being fired at the embassy at this hour. north korean leader kim jong un's as the world will soon see what he calls a new strategic weapon he said his country was no longer bound by a moratorium on nuclear and missile testing but he left the door open to further talks with the u.s. . well one of the biggest news stories of 2019 were the pro-democracy protests in hong kong and there's no sign to an end to those demonstrations going into the new year tens of thousands of demonstrators taking to the streets peacefully this new year's day in

and the great escape — roger federer saves seven match points to reach the australian open semi—finalsd welcome to the programme. after five day‘s of fa cup games— tonight was the turn of the league cup. and what a night it was at villa park. the second leg of their semi—final with leicester city. poised going into tonight's match at 1—1, it was matt targett on targett for the home side opening the scoring early into the first half to take them a step closer to wembley. but leicester weren't letting this go that easily. kelechi ihea nacho, just as he did in the first leg, made it 1—1, and just when it looked like it would be going to penalties... three minutes into injury time, trezeguet volleying a first—time beauty into the bottom right corner, putting aston villa into their first league cup final in ten years. look at what it means to the fans there. they'll face either manchester united or manchester city in the final at wembley on the ist of march. more scottish cup action tonight too. the fourth round replay between hibs and dundee united and christian doidge‘s hat—trick helped h

roger won't stop. you know that. oh, i know.ill say publicly you're a superior, ambitious woman who is suing because her career has stalled. let 'em. wow! i mean, even that tells us how important this story is. it is, and it's very, very timely and what i think the film does manage to do is create a very good portrait of a toxic environment in which this sort of thing is going on. and what's interesting is that the abuse goes from, like, you know, the lowliest newcomer to people who are very sort of high up in the organisation. i think the film itself — which is directed by jay roach — isn't perfect. i think it's solidly done. occasionally, it has a little bit of the tv drama about it. it owes a debt to the big short. stylistically, the big short is kinda of more adventurous. but what carries this shoulder—high are the performances. i mean, it is a terrific trio of charlize theron, nicole kidman and margot robbie. for me, funnily enough, watching it reminded me a little bit of the fact that nicole kidman had made that film to di

roger won't stop. you know that. oh, i know.say publicly you're a superior, ambitious woman who is suing because her career has stalled. let ‘em. wow! i mean, even that tells us how important this story is. it is, and it's very, very timely and what i think the film does manage to do is create a very good portrait of a toxic environment in which this sort of thing is going on. and what's interesting is that the abuse goes from, like, you know, the lowliest newcomer to people who are very sort of high up in the organisation. i think the film itself — which is directed by jay roach — isn't perfect. i think it's solidly done. occasionally, it has a little bit of the tv drama about it. it owes a debt to the big short. stylistically, the big short is kinda of more adventurous. but what carries this shoulder—high are the performances. i mean, it is a terrific trio of charlize theron nicole kidman and margot robbie. for me, funnily enough, watching it reminded me a little bit of the fact that nicole kidman had made that film to die for

this is a drama based on the real—life scandal of roger ailes at the fox news network.l prefigured that of harvey weinstein which is currently in the news. the movie actually went into the preproduction before that scandal broke. john lithgow is eerily convincing as roger, he is running this organisation, this absolute toxic culture where he believes he has the absolute right to essentially abuse the women working under him and the culture is such that nobody appears to be ready to speak out. everyone thinks this is the way it is. if you speak out, it will end very badly. until finally, nicole kidman‘s character gretchen decides to take her complaint to the public through the law. here's a clip. if you are able to stick it out at fox, gather more evidence, you might be able to sue roger instead of fox. i was told in newjersey i can avoid arbitration by suing him personally. he says we could call other women and show a pattern. will other women come forward? yes, they will. you live and work in new york. roger has a house where he stays when he can't make it upstate. you

yes, him, roger federer had sworn on court. you can't repeat that, roger. no, i heard it.had match point. seven beautiful opportunities. could he take any of them? no. it's it‘s still alive. it's still alive. tie-break to roger federer. the fifth was a 6—3 formality. roger federer said he was lucky to beat this opponent. formality. roger federer said he was lucky to beat this opponentlj formality. roger federer said he was lucky to beat this opponent. i feel a bit bad in a way, because i feel he didn‘t do anything really wrong. it was a look at some point and i have been on the other side as well. these

maynard for us in sydney roger thanks very much thank you. let's get you briefed down some of the other stories making in the news at this hour in hong kong thousands of demonstrators are taking to the streets for a peaceful new year's day antigovernment march this fall's violent clashes between protesters and riot police on new year's eve the pro-democracy protests began in june of 2019 and response to a controversy over extradition bill that has sense been withdrawn. north korean leader kim jong un says the world will soon see what he calls a new strategic weapon he says his country is no longer bound by a moratorium on nuclear and missile testing but he left the door open to further talks with the united states. british police have charged a man with criminal damage for slashing a painting by the spanish master pablo picasso the incident happening at the tate modern over the weekend the damage work is worth more than 23000000 euros. also to iraq now where crowds of protesters and shia militia men have attacked the u.s. embassy compound in

last time the quarterbacks aaron rogers and jimmy stadium midfield in november. let's talk about these quarterbacks. aaron rogers appearing in his fourth nfc championship game while jimmy garoppolo is starting his first. the two first got to know each other while attending the kentucky derby. back then, jimmy was a patriots backup to quarterback tom brady. >> i remember teasing him as a young player when he was putting 20s into the machine and everyone else is putting hundreds. obviously he can afford to put 100's in that bedding machine now but he has had a great season, he is smart and accurate and very tough. it will be a fun matchup. >> we will be back in sports including how much each player gets just by making tomorrow's game. >>> the 49ers are hosting two official watch parties, one in san francisco and another at sp2 communal bar and restaurant in san jose and they started 2:30 p.m. tomorrow. admission is on a first-come first-served basis and events include giveaways and raffles. after the game, cbsn bay area will stream special live postgame coverage st

i'm sitting here as roger very chairman and c.e.o. of make wine dot com is a pleasure to have you great to be here thanks so much so i think the 1st thing i want to ask you is how the hotshoe are going to house was all done and over and now there's 2 versions of bitcoin there's decline cash in decline core because of cash is the one that's most similar to the bitcoin that i got involved with back in 2011 the one that i was confident is going to get worldwide adoption and commerce and make the world a better place for everyone and that's fine there's a promoting decline cash today i wish the big point for people good luck with their coin but it's not something that's interesting to me because it's not useful in commerce the payment transactions are slow expensive an unreliable on b 2 c. they're fast cheap reliable on the point cache you don't have to be a rock and scientist or an economist to figure out which one of those 2 versions of bitcoin is going to be more proper. in the long run and i hear that you guys i'm now moving into trad

it's a 26th grand slam final as he brushed the mighty roger federer aside in straight sets.y struggling as he received a medical timeout at the end of the first set — which he lost — and then it was comfortable in the end for djokovic as he moved through in straight sets. djokovic hoping to successfully defend his title here. and we await who he will face in that final. the victor will come from the winner of alex zverev and dominic thiem in tomorrow's second men's semifinal. it was an upset, though, in the first of the women's semifinals. ash barty, the world number one in the women's game, beaten today in straight sets by sofia kenin of the united states. kenin was in inspired form as she came through comfortably. disappointment, as you can imagine, for ash barty, who's been carrying the hopes of a nation here at this home australian open, hopeful that they would see the first female australian enter the final here in a0 years. the barty party is over, though. kenin goes on to face garbine muguruza, another surprise success for her over simona halep, a former australian op

the niners are seven point favorites but fans are worried about rogers. >> when you have someone great like rogers, i don't see him accepting that, that's what i'm scared of. >> reporter: shanahan says his team is in getting caught up in the high. >> it's a football game versus i get very good team. which is what you have to do with every sunday. we have to do without the sunday. >> reporter: players say the team will be ready. >> as long as we are ready, i don't care what we have to do it. if it comes down to me our group will be ready to go out there and get it done. >> reporter: late today, the 49ers announced no surprise here, that the game on sunday is another sellout, they are expecting well over 71,000 fans to pack into levi stadium. if you can't get into the stadium and you want to watch the game, with 49ers fans, there is going to be a couple of official watch parties one is that spin in san francisco on colson street, the other down here in the south pay, that is on almaden street in downtown san jose, reporting live, len ramirez, kpix five. >>> if you don't want to wait that

aaron rogers. >> the quick release of aaron rogers can give a defense nightmares. >> you see that risk. you know what it mean? somebody is going come down. >> reporter: rogers who grew up and later starred at cal, considers one of the game's greatest passers. >> there is not any body on planet that can throw like him. he's arms talent is unbelievable. >> reporter: they'll be facing the 49ers defense that ranks number one against the packers. >> he's a great player. we got to be accounted. >> we got to pick our spots carefully. >> reporter: rogers will be playing in his fourth nfc championship game. this one may be most important. he grew uprooting for the 49ers until they passed on him in the 2005 draft. >> the 49ers physically dominated the packers in week 12, holding rogers to just 104 yards passing while sacking him five times. a plan this time is similar. the pressure on rogers, keeping the packers' game in check. if that happens, the 49ers will be headed back to the super bowl for the first time since the 2012 season. levi's stadium, anthony flores, nbc bay area. >> a lot of excit

well let's go straight to journalist roger man out in sydney where strivings have been working up to yet another difficult day or to give us an update on the mass evacuation of thousands stranded in malik is that under way yet it could under way a couple of hours ago there are people standing in the molecules or us and about $800.00 of them who managed to be 3rd out to the naval vessel at this stage they now face the boys were both 17 hours they're going to settle down because of the juror who will school then the book return as it were turns to mullah couture i think and then more taken off the problem is in there's no other way to get out of the city the town is surrounded by far is closed and locked but falling trees very dangerous to the issue so they have no alternative but to other state or. roger people have also been ordered to leave many holiday town south of sydney ahead of the next think wife what progress like on that front. well it's certainly been underway now for the past 12 hours and all the police have left on them and no doubt they've got to get out and get out quic

they sent him to do a profile piece on fred rogers as a serious on pcs on american hero. to meet fred rogers and cannot figure it out but that he is for real or whether it a fake. here's a clip. and, action. do you know what this is? it's lloyd... lloyd. hold, please. we can't fire him, can we? hello, lloyd. oh, it's nice to meet you. are you all right? play at the plate. oh, that looks like it hurts. let's chat afterwards. we need to keep moving. maybe we could have evan been take a look at him? no, i'm good, i'm good. sorry, fred, just need to... all right, all right. it's wonderful to meet you, so glad you're here, lloyd, i'm looking forward to talking with you, i truly am. after this. everyone, this is lloyd vogel, he is a wonderful writer. that performance is so strange, the first time you make the character, i couldn't get a handle on him at all, exactly as the donor list is. then during their conversations, every time lloyd asks about fred, he kind of turns around to it about being lied. this was based by a journalist who did say that after meeting fred rogers, his

let's hear from roger federer on how he is shaping up roger federer on how he is shaping up this year, the first three rounds are key to get going and get used to the pressure, stay calm and to save break point or whatever it may be. the unknown, that can be scary at times. be careful, round by round, that sort of mentality. everyone is playing well at the moment so it is important to stay on top of things. unbelievable, isn't it, top seeds at the tournament 15 years after they played their first grand slam. and if anyone is going to arrest that dominance well, look at those names. wuhan, medvedev or tsitsipas. dominance well, look at those names. wuhan, medvedev ortsitsipas. . —— thiem, tsitsipas or medvedev. now to the premier league where hector bellerin‘s late goal gave 10 man arsenal a 2—2 draw against chelsea. less than half an hour in, former blue david luiz was handed a straight red card on his return to stamford bridge for bringing down tammy abraham, and after chelsea looked to have it won when they went 2—1 up — the spaniard saw his deflected shot hand the gunners a point.

maynard for us in sydney roger thanks very much thank you. let's get your bridge down some of the other stories making the news this hour in hong kong tens of thousands of demonstrators have taken to the streets for a peaceful new year's day anti-government march now this follows a violent clashes between protesters and riot police on new year's eve the pro-democracy protests began in june of 2019 in response to a controversial extradition bill it has since been withdrawn. north korean leader kim jong un says the world will soon see what he calls a new strategic weapon he said his country is no longer bound by a moratorium on nuclear and missile missile testing but he left the door open to further talks with the us. where u.s. president donald trump is accusing iran of orchestrating tuesday's attack on the u.s. embassy compound in the iraqi capital baghdad dozens of protesters and iraqi shia militia men broke into that compound in response to recent u.s. airstrikes that targeted and iranian backed iraqi militia washington says all u.s. person

journals roger may not in sydney many thanks. now to some of the other stories making news around the world people in the indonesian capital jakarta have begun returning to their homes after severe flooding forced tens of thousands to evacuate at least 30 people were killed others are still missing on certain runs and rising rivers inundated thousands of homes and cut off electricity to a wide area. if you can't land separatist party has agreed to help break the deadlock in spanish politics and abstain in a confidence vote in parliament next week allowing spanish prime minister pedro sanchez to win sanchez the socialist party reached a coalition deal last month with of and with another left wing party of parliament still needs to confirm him as prime minister. who is in paris have used tear gas to disperse protesters from a memo party headquarters as the standoff over the president's planned pension reform continues trade unions have called on the public to step up their protests national train services had been disrupted by a st

roger federer does it again.ed on prince andrew to help the us authorities with their investigation into the convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein. it comes after a prosecutor in new york said the fbi had received "zero co—operation" from the prince's lawyers — despite repeated approaches. speaking to us here on breakfast, the lawyer lisa bloom said that the duke should now "do the right thing." we can join our reporter andy moore now, who is at buckingham palace for us this morning. this is quite something for the prosecutor in the united states to say there has been zero cooperation? eight was a very flat, bold statement two months or so after prince andrew said he would cooperate. perhaps the american authorities are trying to shame or embarrass him into helping them. there has been no comment from buckingham palace, they are referring us to prince andrew's legal team some 1a hours after the statement in america, still nothing from those lawyers so we don't know if there has been a misunderstanding, if prince

ilia: muchas gracias, roger.amente de la tragedia este gesto que estuvo de abrir su instagram es elocuente. los dejamos con estas imÁgenes. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

that was precisely roger williams point. when you do that sort of thing, when you have a prayer that is meaningless, you trivialize the faith. that is the real danger. i am notle talk about, worried that the constitutional system will start crumbling because the city council in idaho or upstate new york opens with a prayer. i worry about the integrity of the faith. that is what i think roger williams was talking about. that is the danger in the decision, like the greece decision that just came down. great question. [applause] >> this has been a fascinating look at jimmy carter. you won't want to get a copy. in the be signing copies lobby. let's thank him one more time. [applause] and if you will join us in the lobby. thank you all very much. >> history bookshelf features a country's best-known american history writers of the past decade talking about their books. you can watch our weekly series every saturday at 4:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span3. >> next, historian nancy bristow talks about the 1918 influen

we have roger federer against tennis anger in, and roger federer looking very cool and composed.ealfive set againstjohn millman a few matches ago, a real five set thriller, againstjohn millman a few matches ago, a realfive set thriller, we wondered whether or not those matches and the time in the legs would take its toll by roger federer has the ability to accelerate rematches and he is doing that once again. and novak djokovic in action, the defending champion. this will. they have played nine times before and djokovic has won all nine. he has been playing well and he loves the courts in australia and it is ha rd to the courts in australia and it is hard to see an upset against milos raonic for novak djokovic. i don't think there will be one for federer. tennys sandgren,100 think there will be one for federer. tennys sandgren, 100 in the world, roger federer has never lost to a player as low as that in the australian open. looking good for them because we talk about the big three, and they are certainly delivering again with rafa nadal doing the business against nick geary ‘s. w

laughter novak djokovic and roger federer next. it is indeed.e of their previous encounters. milos raonic struggling with injury of late. such is the domination of novak djokovic, you would envisage it will be a novak djokovic, roger federer final. currently going with a serve at the moment, novak djokovic looking to break light in the first set which would give him a first set lead against the canadian. john watson in melbourne, thank you. and i'm joined onset now by british tennis player harriet dart. many thanks forjoining us. let's look at the women ‘s draw, roger federer taking all the headlines but ashleigh barty through to the semifinals, straight sets win for her over at petra kvitova and i know you know ashleigh barty well, she be due at wimbledon last summer. out of an opponent is she? extremely, especially in the women 's an opponent is she? extremely, especially in the women '5 again, incredible strength and depth, exciting draw, it will be interesting to see who comes out on top. how do you think the draw is going? people were talki

roger may not in sydney thanks very much and here. now one of the biggest news stories of $29000.00 was the pro-democracy protests in hong kong and there is no sign of an end to those demonstrations going into the new year and anti-government march has been broken up by police after scuffles broke out between protesters and riot police tens of thousands of demonstrators had taken to the streets for a largely peaceful new year's day rally against china's growing influence and the erosion of civil liberties in the city. right let's cross right now to our correspondent spelling out who's covering the rally in hong kong now ts this has been a mainly peaceful demonstration but now we're seeing these violent clashes what is going on over there. this is not an unusual pattern it was one of the bigger marches today protesters the numbers probably going into the hundreds of thousands and then as far as we know scuffles broke out when protesters vandalized a brunch a branch of his b.c. the bank and then police decided to meet them with tear gas

roger people have also been ordered to leave many holiday town south of sydney ahead of the next wave what progress like on that front well it's certainly been underway now for the past 12 hours and all the police have left them in no doubt they've got to get out and get out quickly about 50000 people stranded down in the south because of new south wales many of them of course are residents and some of them may well decide to stay behind and try to protect their own for the vast majority of tourists circuit the busiest time of year for all it is in january and a lot of them are trying to get out of town get back to their homes in canberra and sydney and other parts of australia well that's proving to go to because there's a lack of fuel and those petrol stations that do have fuel marl long queues to get into those to get to the actual pumps and then once they get the fuel they face a long long crew are home is a massive tell that the cars are on the all the few roads that remain open but the evacuation is happening and by any luck by the end of today most of those who want to leave wi

so is help getting through under these conditions also straight to journalist roger maynard in sydney roger a very difficult start of the new year for so many people in australia today like the thousands outside molecule who are taking refuge right now on the beaches are they getting any help. well school murder now by me is difficult getting supplies in there are helicopters coming legs and saws but there's a limited amount of food supplies they can carry with them there was one of our police boat about it out of nowhere today with a ton of water bottles so that helped to ease the situation but it's very very difficult the people in millet could hurt and also further north the new south worse of course which has borne the brunt of many of these bushfires over the past 24 hours a lot of people still trapped in local council who was in surf clubs and on the beach anywhere where they can find a bit of rest bite a place to put their head down some of trying to get out there are suggestions or today that one or 2 roads are being open for a couple of hours so that people might be able to m

host: william roger taking your calls. this is linda in new york. democrat. good morning. caller: good morning. ump should have never gotten out of the iranian nuclear deal. president obama got the ball rolling. it might not have been perfect, but he also, just like with the affordable care act, it might need to between or changed -- be tweaked or changed, but at least you have a base to start with. , his rhetoric, his knee-jerk responses are many for many americans -- are very scary for many americans. there seems to be no connect between the executive and the defense department with this draft going out. we made a mistake. this is not kindergarten. that seems how it is running. guest: it is easy to monday morning quarterback the defense department, the state department, the administration. governing is difficult. in many ways this was imprudent. we have been making imprudent decisions for 30 years in foreign policy. i don't think this is particular to right now. i think the u.s. for 30 years has been engaging in activities that has undermined security. if you think back

for roger federer, but he that seems to have been the case so farfor roger federer, but he is on toprly break, 1 of the great occasions in tennis, the night session out on the rod laver arena. early on we saw ash barty progress, she beat home favourite alison riske, many are predicting that she could go all the way to the final to add to her1 solitary grand slam title, an impressive performance from ash barty, although she made ha rd from ash barty, although she made hard work of it, coming through in 3 sets as alison riske fought back. wins for novak djkovic and petra kvitova, who will face ash barty in the next round. we wait to see if roger federer can get there, then all eyes on the big match tomorrow, nick kyrgios against rafa nadal. england are 18 without loss in their 2nd innings after captain joe england are 18 without loss in their 2nd innings after captainjoe root decided against enforcing the follow—on in the final test against south africa. the home side were dismissed for 183 and a 1st innings, and resuming on 83— 6, quinton de kock resisted for most of the morning, maki

journalist roger may not in sydney many thanks i grant and. hong kong's chief of police has defended his office's actions against protesters during a new year's day rally question when's comments come amid allegations of disproportionate use of force to restrain the crowds activists are eager to support the pro-democracy demonstrations but fear for their future reporter ts bootlegger has been speaking with one of them we've changed her name to protect her identity. the new year in hong kong has begun just like the old year ended with hundreds of thousands of people marching for political reforms the less said choice has been active in the pro-democracy movement since the outset i'm. now did see how yeah it's changed my life shouldn't be a moment the protest movement has let me move forward and become a positive i had seen how i am like i am that if i missed this i wouldn't have another chance to experience all of it. caught that's why it's so important that i'm here. today was i am i the president to join you in a little less a wrist a lot by

get the very latest now let's go straight to sydney and journalist roger maynard standing by for us roger good day to you when's the navy going to start boarding the evacuees at the beaches outside malaga well the lady i arrived a few hours if you are h.m.s. should is now positioned just all sure. it's going to carry much needed supplies to the mainland 1st food will that sort of thing and the actual event. that 4000 people stranded in america will begin 1st thing in the morning but they call of course now how long will this evacuation process take we're talking about 4000 people that we know about but we're also hearing that more and more people are arriving at the beaches why how long is this going to take well this is there are an estimated 4000 people. at the ship can you tell your time and so when she leaves it's got a little 17 or $18.00 oh boy it's only touring coast before it can deposit people back on the mainland to make a return trip so it will triple the hands of people trying to get out it's going to take you know several days for the operation to be completed but the good ne

the 49ers shut him >> what i thought about earlier, eryn rogers made no bones about it.he came out of college he wanted to be drafted by the team he idolized as a team growing up. they shattered the dream by not picking him and he wants to go to the super bowl and the latter stages of his career, they shatter that dream and he's packed it up for green bay, not in a good mood. 49ers, improbable as can be. four victories last year, the number 2 pick and nick both a and ride the defense to a super bowl berth and the fans were happy to do it. jerry rice, steve young, who brought the 49ers there last super bowl title in 94. this was all about the ground game, gets this off, 36 yards and the touchdown, and it continues and why an 8 yard touchdown, 17-0. 150 eryn rogers trying instead, mos in with the interception, back to the packers 30 and that would lead ints on the board. this time from 18 yards out, 27- 0 at halftime. and the 49ers have this under control. the packers did score in their first drive of the second half, here come san francisco, from 22 yards, his fourth touc

roger casale former labor m.p. and set to general the new europeans welcome back to the alex salmond show thank you alex great to be with you again now roger ballance johnson tomorrow is minting millions of 50 p. koreans is having a late show to to celebrate britain's the popular from the european union what's the new europeans going to do well my response to. the rights of millions it's requiring 6000000 e.u. citizens of the u.k. whose lives are in limbo and 1400000 that's 1200000 british it is soon sitting elsewhere in the e.u. . 9 going ahead unfortunately we still have a situation where the 5. not fully guaranteed and protected and breaks it doesn't mean and certainly should not be allowed to make their right should be compromised in any way but hey you're marketing to model b. they are you mocking it with some sort of sad a money we will not it's we will have a very clear message to citizens the price of bread said we will be holding a sign a march through westminster before the big breaks a party begins and w

roger federer‘s quest to keep on making history came with caution.groin injury didn't sow caution. if a groin injury didn't sow any signs of restricting him early on as he raced into a first—set lead. but novak djokovic, a seven time champion in melbourne, didn't let him get out of sight. he came. from the cusp of losing the first set, djokovic turned it all around, forcing the set to a tiebreaker and finishing the job. and he had to be at his best in the second set. they federer kept pace until his opponent found the winning spot. the first break of the set, the most important point. djokovic now two up. federer, one of the greatest players of all time, wore that title with pride, and fought on, forcing djokovic to play some of the best tennis of his career to stay on course for a 17th grand slam title. djokovic will now face the winner of friday's semi—final between dominic thiem and alexander zverev. dominic thiem and alexander zverev. dominic thiem lost twice to rafael nadal in the french open but avenged those defeats on wednesday when he beat n