we are going to keep an ear across amber rudd who is speaking at across amber rudd who is speaking atentre in across amber rudd who is speaking at a jobcentre in london, across amber rudd who is speaking at ajobcentre in london, making that announcement about universal credit. any new announcements she makes, we will bring to you. but i want to introduce you to our guests. i was saying just before we listen to amber rudd, maria amos is with us. she has been an universal credit since 2016 and she has had panic attacks because she needs to manage it online but she doesn't have access to a computer. and emily dorman—0'gowan, is a single mum who went on universal credit after losing her job following a car crash in june 2017. emily, i want to speak to you, if i may. tell me what your experience has been like going on to universal credit? hello, chloe. it has been absolutely terrifying. i would like to pick up on something amber rudd just mentioned, which was the protection from poverty for those who cannot work. that is exactly what is happening to those in a similar situation to myself.

so you can bet i think that amber rudd will find, idoubt can bet i think that amber rudd will find, i it's easier to make promises of a fairer system, harder to make good on those promises and may be harder still to get much credit for the changes you make in the end. john pienaar, thank you. andy murray has broken down in tears at a news conference in melbourne as he announced that he will be retiring from tennis this year. the 31—year—old has been struggling to recoverfrom hip surgery 12 months ago, and says even basic things in everyday life like putting on socks and shoes are causing him severe pain. the three—time grand slam winner wants to compete for a final time at wimbledon this summer — but acknowledged that the pain he is in means that next week's australian open could be the final tournament of his career. our sports editor dan roan reports. one of the country's greatest sporting moments from arguably its greatest ever sportsman. commentator: the waiting is over! andy murray's historic wimbledon win six years ago enabled british tennis fans to dream again. but after so man

friends and family of rudds have held vigil over the years. henderson long a communityst acti have ledeveral of those vigils. >> it just gives me more hope. it gives me more incentive to continue my efforts and continue our efforts to look for her and search for relisha rudd and never give . >> reporte he says this latest effortlltrates the d.c. police department's commitment to never give upearching for this little girl. >>> now that january is here, yomay be watching for your w-2 form. 65% of irs employees are furloughed. and the risk is growing that tax refunds could be delayed. the irs could recall some employees. this is the first year the irs and tax preparers will face president trump's tax overhaul the biggest change to our tax overall in decades. >> directly above the trump avenue hotel on pennsylvania avenue. the old post office tower provides spectacular views of the district. the national park says it -opened on saturday. park service employees are the on that run the towers and the tours and those workers are affected by the shutd

amber rudd says she will help him.rent paid directly to them rather than relying on tenants to pass it on.|j directly to them rather than relying on tenants to pass it on. i would be over the moon if they paid directly. it would be a big help to start getting the rent paid directly to the landlord, because otherwise, all of us will end up going under. as the government is trying to revamp universal credit, the high court dealt ministers a blow. four women who have lost money due to a design flaw with the benefit won a legal challenge. the government say they are considering this judgment, challenge. the government say they are considering thisjudgment, but it could be hugely expensive. at a hearing last year, they told the court it could cost hundreds of millions of pounds to solve this problem. charities and campaign groups have broadly welcomed today's changes, but labour says the government didn't go far enough. the idea of waiting five weeks to receive money, the policy has been designed by people who assume that e

work and pensions secretary, amber rudd, announces further changes to the roll—out of universal creditthe high court upholds a judicial review of the way the benefit is calculated. the airline flybe is being bought for just over two million pounds — by a group including virgin atlantic and stobart. the award—winning bbc television and radio presenter — dianne oxberry — has died at the age of fifty—one, following a short illness. octavian — a french—born rapperfrom southeast london — is named the bbc music sound of 2019 winner; the first rapper to win the title since 50 cent. and we'll be getting an update on the case of ella kissi—debrah, a nine—year—old girl who died in 2013 from an asthma attack, believed to be linked to air pollution. good morning. welcome to bbc newsroom live. at a dramatic and tearful press conference, andy murray has announced his intention to retire from tennis. the 31—year—old says he plans to quit after this year's wimbledon, but fears next week's australian open could be the final tournament of his career. the former world number one, who's won three grand sl

they spent days looking for the body of relisha rudd. according to chief of police newsome, acting on new information, police searched areas beneath the building which is slated to demolished. areasha that kl tatum, who police believe is responsible for the murder of his wife and the disappearance of rudd, had access to. the tunnels sprd throughout the campus near rfk stadium and the d.c. il. he has been missing since -- ruddas been missing since 2013. she dised with tatum about wife wasefore his found murdered. he was found later in a park with an apparent suicide. since then there have been a series of search efforts at multiple sites across the city including a mas sverch of the river behind the d.c. general shelter last january. friends and family of rudd's have held vigils, keeping hope the little girl might one day be brought home. >> i'm proud of the metropolitan police department for keeping the commitment, the drive alive. it just gives me more hopeful more incentive to continue our efforts to look for relisha rudd and never giv

the new work and pensions secretary, amber rudd, has pledged to listen concerns.th universal credit, despite its good intentions. i've seen them for myself. i will be listening and learning from the expert groups in this area who do such good work. i know it can be better. today, she will set out how she intends to address some of them. plans to extend the policy which limits benefits claims to two children will be scrapped. they will still apply to children born after april 2017, but not to those born before. plans to move 3 million people onto universal credit have been delayed. instead, 10,000 will be moved, so the government can study the impact. and a pilot scheme will look at more frequent payments, after complaints some were being left short. amber rudd says universal credit does work for the majority of people, but she will acknowledge today it needs to offer flexibility. her opponents say the measures announced don't go far enough, and have called on her to scrap the two—child benefit cap completely. nick eardley, bbc news. mps will continue debating ther

to continue to searc for relisha rudd. it gives me more hope. it gives me mor incentive to continue my efforts, and continue our efforts to look for her and searchnd for herever give up. says they didn't find any choose related to the disappearance. that this just illustrat the commitment never to give up the search. >> all right. thanyou, mark. >>> turning on our weather. the new year starting the same way 2018 ended. as we track more rain heading into youweekend. >> what a shocker. amelia is here to tell ushen the rain moves in. >> we'll be dry out there tonight. and after highs around 50 degrees, we drop to 45 out there. oure move to 9:00 p.m. temperatures will fall into the lowit0s. cold out there around 11:00 p.m. temperates around 40degrees. tomorrow, plenty of clouds in the forecast. very similar today but the rain does move in later in the day. i'm going to let you know what time rain moves in. >>> coming up next, a bizarre slow speed chase and stand-off involving a tractor-trailer driver on a busy intersection. >>> three days ago, a 15-

the new work and pensions secretary amber rudd has placed a list of concerns.intentions. i've seen them for myself, i will be listening and learning from the expert groups in this area it is such good work. i know it can be better. today she will set out how she intends to address some of them. plans to extend the policy which limits of its claims to two children will be scrapped. they will still apply to children born after april 2017 but not to those born before. plans to move 3 million people onto universal credit have been delayed. instead, 10,000 will be moved to the government can study the impact. in a pilot scheme look at more frequent payments after complaints some were being left short. amber rudd says universal credit does work for the majority of people but she will acknowledge today it needs to offer flexibility. for opponents, they say the measures announced don't go far enough and have called on her to scrap the 2— child benefit completely. nick ea rdley, scrap the 2— child benefit completely. nick eardley, bbc news. for that story and more break

stephen barclay was named as the new brexit secretary, and amber rudd returned to the cabinet as workeu leaders endorsed the brexit withdrawal agreement. but that didn't stop speculation around how long theresa may could continue as prime minister, or whether she would be able to get the deal signed off by parliament. she embarked on a tour of the uk to try and sell the deal to the public, but was criticised for not trying harder with her own mps. the ayes to the right, 311. the noes to the left, 293. the government suffered three successive defeats in parliament, something that hasn't happened for a0 years. in an unprecedented move, the government was found to be in contempt of parliament, and forced to publish the attorney general‘s legal advice to cabinet. mps were also given more powers if the government's plan fails in parliament. theresa may then opened what was meant to be five days of debate on the withdrawal agreement. and, with my whole heart, i commend this motion to the house. but it was a struggle. promises of taking back control, from a government that is so out of contr

today, amber rudd said she would help him.on be able to have their rent paid directly to them, rather than relying on their universal credit tenants to pass it on. i'd be over the moon if they paid me directly. it would be a big help to start getting the rent paid direct to the landlord, because otherwise, all of us are going to end up going under. charities and campaign groups have broadly welcomed today's changes, but labour says the government hasn't done enough. they want the roll—out of the benefit to be stopped, orfor people to be paid quicker when they initially apply. the idea that someone has to wait five weeks to receive any money has been — the policy has been designed by people who assume that everyone is paid monthly. lots of people aren't paid monthly. lots of people are paid weekly. this is a government that's really out of touch with the lives of working people. universal credit has led to some people going to food banks, building up rent arrears, orfacing eviction. such obvious problems are forcing the governm

police continue their renewed efforts in searching foh re rudd. a new search has been conduct on the groundf e old d.c. family homeless shelter. officers used canine dogs to search underground service tunnels in the now closed homeless shelter where rudd and her mother was staying.sh was 8 years old when she disappeared in 2014. she was last seen on hotel surveillance video with janitor kahlil tatum. d.c. police say they later took his own life and believeum t is responsible for relisha rudd's eadisance. >>> the vatican wants to act ickly on mccarrick's sexual abuse schedule so the summit in julysn't interfered with. nbc news>>as more. church members are banding together to pray for reform but also to say they stillve belie in their church. yesterday the group called women who stayed and held a moment of prayer and reflection for sexual abuse survivors. the kneel to stand movement comes as bishops met in chicago to aress the crisis. the women who stayed spoke out yesterday. >> i believe in the vthues of church and i believe that, beentunately, the

police, t continue their renewed efforts in searching for relis relisha rudd. our mark segraves announced a search on the old d.c. family homeless shelter. take a look at the search from yesterday. officers used canine dogs to search underground service tunnels in the now closed homeless sheer where rudd and her mother were staying. is little girl was 8 years old when she disappeared back in 2014. she was last seen on hotel surveillance video with janitor khalil tatum. d.c. police believe he later took his own live and police believeore's responsible rudd's disappearance. 'r> the vatican wants to try former cardinal thdoor mccaracas early as this week before the fate can can be etermined on next month's summit on sexual abuse. "the wall street journal" is reporting pope francis wants o vaticaicials to act quickly so the mccarrick scandal doesn't overshad the summit set for february 21st. it's the former archbishop of washington and in an exclusive interview james green said mccarrick abused him for years. his testimony is part of the mccarrick trial and nbc new

but behind the scenes, amber rudd is pressing theresa may to allow ministers to vote for a backbencht aims to avoid no deal. without them having to walk out of government. that bill has been put forward by labour's yvette cooper, backed by former conservative cabinet ministers, too. we are putting legislation to say that if the government can get an agreement with the commons by the end of february, they must ask the eu for an extension of our departure, we are suggesting until the end of 2019. the official opposition has set out its own plan. labour wants mps to vote on all options that would avoid no deal, including its preferred outcome of a permanent customs union with the eu. and the party wa nts m ps customs union with the eu. and the party wants mps to consider whether to hold a referendum on any brexit deal. this was welcomed by some of those campaigning for a new public bug. i think it is a welcome step in the right direction. it doesn't take us the right direction. it doesn't take us to exactly where i want to be, but i think it is part of the process that will get us to th

gentle homeless shelteror searching f clues.li rea rudd disappeared more than four years ago. police are t sayingy did not find anything connected to relisha. >>> and another volatile day on wall street. the dow plunging more than 650 points on this thursday. the big reason is the shock from apple. >>> the 6th congress is now epen. nancy pelosi is irst person to hole it twice. this is day 13 of the partialnt govern shutdown. >> that's right. the president speaking right now in the wgte house brief room, talking about border security. >> this is certainly aig surprise. up until 30 minutes ago, there wereo events heduled. we just got word, however, in the past fewdays, there would be a surprise briefing and even a bigger surprise, presideg trump givhe briefing. we know he's talking about border security. he has a panel of i.c.e. and border security officials with him. we are watching and waiting to see what he has tsay. all of this goes back to we are now in day 13 of the partial government shutdown. the big issue is the funding over the borde wall. >> it is the changing of the

joining us now is roland rudd. francine: i am delighted to be joined by roland rudd. get to brexit in a second. what is the number one thing in davos that people are talking about. roland: it is linked to the thing on populism, last year you had president trump, president marcon, theresa may, and all three are not here. trump because of the shutdown and his fight over the wall which has to do with populism. the crown dealing -- macron dealing with protesters, and he cannot be here. theresa may is in the thick of brexit talks. the same issue that is facing all these countries. francine: what will happen with brexit? roland: what is concerning is the possibility of a hard brexit . i would rather see a public vote. we know things we do not know three years ago. it seems like to organize it, how many months the unique? roland: the whole thing could be done in two and a half months. -- we knowbviously what remain is, what stay in the eu is. and you have a doable form of brexit, and that is up to the brexiteers in parliament to decide what form of brexit they want to put on

rudd's in the toyota green room. he looks okay.ing antarctica alone without anyone to help. the trek has been attempted before but was never completed. in november, american adventurer thereby sleet colin on, brady and captain lou rudd started the daunting journey separately. more than 900 miles they skied across the world's coldest and driest continent without a single day of rest. >> once more -- >> reporter: a solo trek across the antarctic was thought to be impossible. but on november 3rd, two men set out to make history. 49-year-old british army captain lou rudd and 33-year-old american colin on, brady. >> drop it here -- >> reporter: a plane dropped them about a mile apart on the ice shelf. the goal was to make the more than 900-mile trek alone across antarctica with cross-country skis and pulling a slide. they battled elements like wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour, freezing temperatures that dipped below negative 40 degrees, and whiteout conditions. conditions they had trained for during the months prior. previous attempts

we had amber rudd, lim fox arguing about the potential benefits of a no deal. exactly. prime minister's interview this morning was that she was almost threatening both sides by saying it's almost uncharted territory. if you're somebody about was to maintaina you're somebody about was to maintain a close relationship with the eu, there is the fate of no deal. if you don't afford from ideal, you could end up with something far worse. likewise, for the brexiteers and her party, she guessing, you might end up with no brexit at all if you don't would from my point. there is an interesting strategy of threatening everybody, promising nothing. it may work, it may bring about some people. is it could end up that theresa may deal is the least worst option, whatever perspective you are coming from. theresa may is saying it's the only thing that offers a guarantee, the only thing that says this is what happens next. as the pm says, you're in uncharted territory. that is true. we have not been in a situation where a brexit deal has been voted down before. others will agree that is

if amber rudd means it, good. this programme has been beset with problems right from the outset.ion through, she is being forced to back off and delay it ain? forced to back off and delay it again? it's a really difficult situation. welfare spending accounts for a huge proportion of government spending in this country. as the population gets older, this situation is only going to get more difficult. mps and the public recognise the fact that welfare needs to be reformed. the current system doesn't work. the difficulty is, nobody can really agree on how it can be reformed. the reforms they have come up with in terms of universal credit do not seem to be working very well. i mean, the effect on poor people, there was a case last week of a woman who had had a serious illness, being told she was fit for work, nine days later she dies. i mean, the interviews are so cruel. universal credit was supposed to make it easier. easierfor people credit was supposed to make it easier. easier for people that perhaps get more work, and easier for the benefit system to adjust to cope with it? of c

we had amber rudd, liam fox, arguing about the potential benefits of a no—deal brexit. exactly.e interview on and asked you this morning was that she was on was fitting besides by saying, this is uncharted territory. if you are somebody who wants to potentially maintaina somebody who wants to potentially maintain a close relationship with the eu, there's the threat of no deal. you could end up with something far worse if you don't put from ideal. likewise, for the brexiteers and her own party she is saying, you might end up with no brexit atoll if you don't vote for my plan. there is a strategy of threatening everybody, promising nothing. it may work. it could end up nothing. it may work. it could end up what theresa may's deal is the least worst option, whatever perspective you are coming from. yes. theresa may ‘s argument is that it is the only thing that offers a guarantee. without it, you're in uncharted territory. that is true. we have not been any situation where a busy deal has been voted down before. others will argue that is not true. parliament will take over the proce

we had amber rudd... i don't think this was a reform for the right reasons. smith, and the bureau of statistics, which came out a few days ago, we should be ashamed. they did a study of poverty in the eu nations have. we have the worst poverty rates, worse than greece, worse than poland, and that was done deliberately. it was man—made poverty. i think there is reform, and it needs to look at older people, everybody needs to share in the sacrifice. this was picking on those on benefits and low pay, and that was wrong. do you think that this reform actually leads to an increase in policy? yes, i do. because the idea was it was supposed to make it easierfor people because the idea was it was supposed to make it easier for people to perhaps move into work. wasn't to make it easier, it was to make it so ha rd make it easier, it was to make it so hard that people would go into work. you don't treat people like that. and when you look at some of the cases, and actually there is an interview in one of the papers today, one of the people who was actually making the ju

using k-nine to searit undergrouns where the now-closed shelter where rudd was staying. she was 8 years old when she was ssing in 2014 she was last seen on this hotel surveillance video with the janitor tatum and he later took his own life. police say they believe he's responsible for rudd's disappearance. >>> a man opened fire inside a bowling alley not far from los anles leaving fleem dead and four othered injured. thlice have not found the shooter. ose with loved ones inside can be seen running towards the bowling alley. witnesses say two large groups much people started arguing late last night. d father received a call from a relative who tol him that his son tried to calmhe situation down when gunfire erupted. his son died in the shooting. >> he called and told us to hurry up and get here. >> they were laid out down the steps and in the other area. the blood, whatever, it was not a good sight. >> detectives say they're reviewing security video in hopes of being able to identify the suspect or suspects. >>> the fight to reopen the government. today acting chief of st

. >>> new information prompted a renewed search for relisha rudd. d.c. police have searched tuels where she and her mother stayed before she vanished almost five years ago. the shelter will be torn down soon. the man believed to have been behind her abduction had access to the tunnels. she was seen with a man at a hotel in princgeorge's county the man was later found dead from an apparent suicide. >>> this morning a prince george's police offier is off ob accused of sexual assault. the police chief says the officer responded to a dispute between a man and wom at a home around 4:00 yesterday morning. the woman asked for a ride so she could be separated from the man. the officer droveere to the metro station in his marked cruiser and in uniform. policeay the woman later ran from the call and told a metro transit police officer that th county officers touched her inappropriately. the prince george's police chief sa inappropriate behavior from officers will not be tolerated. >> by virtue of being transparent, it's my hope to express to them clearly that n ye

police not giving up the search for ralicia rudd. a new search on the same grounds of the old dc general family s homelesslter. this is video of today's search. officers using canines to search tunnelsn the now closed homeless shelter where rudd was once staying. she was years old when she went missing in 2014 and this was the last time she w seen on this hotel survelance video with janitor ca clinical tatum. police say he laterook his own life. they will believe he is responsible for her disappearance. >>> a we'll callwi i certain bell may have drifted from outside ainess today. firefighters had the job of knocking out a fire inside a marijuana dispensary northet. the dispensary caught fire on fenwick street. firefighmrs kept it fro spreading from the first flooru . one firefighter went to the hospital with some minor injuries. investigators are still working to figure out what caused the fire. >>> the government shutdown rcing tourists in dc to find different ways to have fun and see the town. you'll hear from one of them. and more

five years after she went ssing, searches continue for relisha rudd. police were acting onew information that the man police believe is responsle for rudd's disappearance, had access to the tunnels asor jan there. nothing was found in the search but police sayil they not give up on this case. >> fairfax county police say they have arrested t men in connection with a cold case in the alexandria part of the county. he was murdered in an apartment complex parking lot. police believe he was killed because he found two men breaking into cars. authdities arres charles bonson and hawkins in this crime. are being held without bond. >> prosecutors dropped the domestic violence charges against ruben foster. foster was arrested in tampa in november following an incident with an ex-girlfriend. he was playing for the san francisco 49ers at the time and they released foster after the arrest. a f years lat the skins signed foster whi upset a lot of fans. prosecutors say there's not enough evidence to move forward. the nfl says it is still reviewing the incident. fost

rudd you cannot look at. the start of this sort of and know. if you're watching. a major wash before. i let a store have i last so you had the and he had to be powered off and he had the bill much more been witnessing the political standing and help but i fear to get out of the car i feared given. at the stadium syrian flags i had it out for free. and some fans have brought a sad picture of this football match at times mimics a propaganda shot. i i. and these other fans of school what. most of the syrians in cool white are foreign workers a community of around one hundred fifty thousand people but barely any refugees kuwait has kept its borders largely close to those seeking refuge from war. but when it comes to football the dogs seem to be more open. syria wins by the way life can be so easy when you support the right team but real life is more complicated. we try to bring back normal life with football we all focus on football we try to do the best boys are extremely hard work us they all fight us for that country. fighters for their country the bigger the succe

police continued the renewed efforts in searching for relisha rudd. our mark segraveshe broke news just last week of a new srch on the ground of the old d.c. geral family homeless center. officers used canine dogs to arch underground service tunnels in the now closed homeless shelter where rud and her mother were staying. this little girl was 8 ears old when she disappeared in 2014. she was last seen on hel surveillance video with jan core khalil tatum. d.c. police saye later killed himself. they believe tatum is responsible f rudd's disappearance. >>> well, the vatican wants to try former cardinal theodore mccaracas early as this coming week. that came before next month's summit on sexual abuse. pope francis wants vatican officials to act quickly so the mccarrickal sca doesn't overshadow the summit. now that summit is set for february 21st. mccarrick, of course, is the former archbishop of washington and in an exclusive interview monday james green told news 4 mccarrick abused him for years. green's testimony to the vatican is par of mccarrick's tria

the new work and pensions secretary, amber rudd, has pledged to listen concerns. there are problems with universal credit, despite its good intentions. i've seen them for myself. i will be listening and learning from the expert groups in this area who do such good work. i know it can be better. today, she will set out how she intends to address some of them. plans to extend the policy which limits benefits claims to two children will be scrapped. they will still apply to children born after april 2017, but not to those born before. plans to move 3 million people onto universal credit have been delayed. instead, 10,000 will be moved so the government can study the impact. and a pilot scheme will look at more frequent payments, after complaints some were being left short. amber rudd says universal credit does work for the majority of people, but she will acknowledge today it needs to offer flexibility. her opponents say the measures announced don't go far enough, and have called on her to scrap the two—child benefit cap completely. nick eardley, bbc news. if you are

amber rudd says she will help him.o them rather than relying on tenants to pass it on. i would be over the moon if they paid directly. it would be a big help to start getting the rent paid directly to the landlord, because otherwise, all of us will end up going under. as the government is trying to revamp universal credit, the high court dealt ministers a blow. four women who have lost money due to a design flaw with the benefit won a legal challenge. the government say they are considering this judgment, but it could be hugely expensive. at a hearing last year, they told the court it could cost hundreds of millions of pounds to solve this problem. charities and campaign groups have broadly welcomed today's changes, but labour says the government didn't go far enough. the idea of waiting five weeks to receive money, the policy has been designed by people who assume that everyone is paid monthly. some people are paid weekly. this is a government out of touch with the lives of working people. today's changes will cost mo

with no deal, and amber rudd wants tory ministers to be % toj to stop no—deal happening. vote to stopnment suggest other ministers want the same. now, there are moves by mps on both main parties to stop the uk leaving with no deal. business needs certainty. it needs to be no deal taken off the table and it needs that now. the point of the amendment is to demonstrate the strength of support in parliament or ruling out a no—deal brexit. in parliament or ruling out a no-deal brexit. will you have the labour leadership behind you? no-deal brexit. will you have the labour leadership behind you ?ij no-deal brexit. will you have the labour leadership behind you? i am confident across parliament, across all parties, there is a strong view that we cannot crash out on the 29th of march without a deal. the labour leadership could swing behind the latest moves to force mrs may's hand. various mps putting down proposals to stop a no—deal brexit, could the leadership back that now? labour wants to stop a no—deal because of the damage it will do. if a resolution comes forward, in principle, we can b

normal week but the changes to universal credit made by the new work and pensions secretary amber rudder three million existing welfare claimants to the new benefit. instead, a pilot involving 10,000 people will take place. and the proposal to limit payments to the first two children won't be made retrospective. but she chose to make the announcement outside the commons. the speaker wasn't impressed. let me say, for the avoidance of doubt, in terms so clear as to brook of no misunderstanding, that if a change in government policy is to be announced, especially on a major matter that has been the subject of considerable controversy, it is proper for that announcement of a change first to be made to the house. but earlier in the week, after news of the changes leaked, one of amber rudd's junior ministers had been brought to the commons to answer an urgent question. all new claimants now receive universal credit. in the future we will move claimants who have not changed circumstances from legacy benefits to universal credit in an approach known as managed migration. it is right that the g

in fact, nicky morgan made it clear today she believed that history, or rather, amber rudd, the worksions secretary, made it clear in the cabinet meeting that history would ta ke cabinet meeting that history would take a cabinet meeting that history would takea dim cabinet meeting that history would take a dim view of the government if it allowed the uk to leave the european union with no deal on the 29th of march. we expect that vote in the next few minutes or so. as i say, it would restrict the government's movement, as it were, in trying to allow a no—deal brexit, if theresa may's proposals are voted down next week, which is what many people believe will happen. vicki young is in the commons now. if this amendment likely to go through? it seems possible because there is a certain amount of conservative backing. the interesting thing is not necessarily the technical detail, it will mean the technical detail, it will mean the government is limited in some tax powers, nothing like not being able to raise income tax, but tweaking of amendments, changing references, you might not be ab

paul rudd also does well. >> jimmy: paul rudd, he's good?t we played. [ audience oohs ] >> jimmy: yeah, this is -- i can't -- i saw this. i think this was posted -- chris evans posted this. >> wasn't set up, either. >> jimmy: where is it -- a, v -- >> yeah, right there. >> jimmy: yeah. i see it. >> a-v-e-n-g-e-r-s. >> jimmy: hey. [ cheers and applause ] dude, to find "avengers" in the boggle -- that's insane. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: but also, a crazy story is where this picture was taken. >> we were on actually on a a plane flying back to -- joe russo opened a restaurant. we were going back to celebrate the restaurant. and an event happened on the plane where the flight attendant -- who was a little messed up on i don't know what -- [ laughter ] was cooking the pilot's food, and some of the grease got on a a coil and smoke started to come through the plane and -- yeah. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. >> i was focused on the game. i'm like -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: we gotta play! >> we still gotta finish this game. >> jimmy: no way

phase of the roll—out now appears to have been delayed, with the work and pensions secretary, amber rudd onto universal credit in the summer. that process will then be assessed, and further parliamentary approval sought, before every other existing welfare claimant is moved. getting mps to approve the migration was always going to be difficult, amid evidence that some claimants on universal credit have been forced to visit food banks, or have faced eviction. but a source close to amber rudd said the pause was the right thing to do, and should reassure parliament that she was listing the mps' concerns. let's talk to david ough now on the phone from portsmouth. david claims universal credit but says problems with the new system is leaving him short of £60 every month for rent and that he's left nothing forfood or bills. david, thank you for being with us. tell us about how universal credit is working or not working for you. well, i was transferred to it two months ago. my first payment was on the 20th of january and they awarded me £316. my rent for the month is £377. so i am £61 short on

the work and pensions secretary amber rudd admits the new benefit is not compassionate or fair enoughversal credit has enough flexibility to adapt to personal circumstances, particularly the needs of the most vulnerable. charities have broadly welcomed the changes — but labour say they don't go far enough. also tonight... andy, does that mean this might be your last tournament? andy murray breaks down as he says his hip injury means he'll have to retire this year. he's hoping to end his career at wimbledon, but isn't sure he will make it. i'm not sure i'm able to... to play through the pain, you know, for another four or five months.

phase of the roll—out now appears to have been delayed, with the work and pensions secretary, amber ruddmoved onto universal credit in the summer. sought, before every other existing welfare claimant is moved. getting mps to approve the migration was always going to be difficult, amid evidence that some claimants on universal credit have been forced to visit food banks, or have faced eviction. but a source close to amber rudd said the pause was the right thing to do, and should reassure parliament that she was listing the mps' concerns. the headlines on bbc news... theresa may says she is still seeking reassurances from the european union for her brexit deal, and says the commons vote will "definitely go ahead" next week. the government outlines the changes in the 10—year plan for the national health service, which will be published tomorrow. the government delays the next stage of the universal credit roll—out, amid concerns about the all—in—one benefits system. sport now and a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. good afternoon. the third round of the fa cup continues today. the t

we had andrea leadsom, amber rudd, and liam fox arguing about the potential benefits of a no—deal brexitresting about the pm's interview on andrew marr this morning was that she was almost threatening both sides by saying it's "uncharted territory. " so, if you're somebody who wants to retain a close relationship with the eu, potentially stay in the eu as the result of a second referendum — there is the threat of no—deal. if you don't vote for my deal you could end up with something far worse. likewise, for the brexiteers in her party, she is saying, you might end up with no brexit at all if you don't vote for my plan. so, there is an interesting strategy of threatening everybody, promising nothing. it may work, it may win over some people. it could end up that theresa may's deal is the least worst option, whichever perspective you are coming from. yes, it's the only thing. theresa may is saying it's the only thing that offers a guarantee, the only thing that says this is what happens next. without it, as the pm says, you're in uncharted territory. that is true. we have not been in a sit

says mass resignations are on the cards, with the paper saying the work and pensions secretary amber rudd has called for all tory mps to be given a free vote. the guardian leads with mrs may's claim that a second referendum — which she again ruled out today — would be too damaging to society. and that claim is echoed on the front page of the daily express, which says a second vote would be a threat to democracy. brexit again dominating everything, front page of the independent, the prime minister reveals her plan b, just like plan a. jar}; efre'! bette; gm; lheie' rggnr radically may dically willingnessen, ,, , maydically willingness to theresa may and her willingness to stick to her guns on a number of issues. i do not think anyone thought there was going to be anything radically different but we thought there might be something a bit different at least. we have perhaps plan a with a louder voice, the same old story about going back to the eu to try to get some changes to the eu to try to get some changes to the eu to try to get some changes to the irish backstop and give a on - %: going

the windrush was obviously a huge scandal last summer when amber rudd had to go.in the home office, in liverpool hq. there are people with good intentions. nobody wants to throw somebody out of this country willy— nilly. i'm wants to throw somebody out of this country willy—nilly. i'm sure there are some people. nobody at the home office is charged with that brief, indeterminate extermination of well—meaning indeterminate extermination of well— meaning taxpayers. indeterminate extermination of well—meaning taxpayers. however proving it will be a huge grey area. so many individual circumstances. the backlog is mind—boggling. so many individual circumstances. the backlog is mind-boggling. there are people who contribute to taxpayers. in the end, they decide they just want to leave. that taxpayers. in the end, they decide theyjust want to leave. that is something ifind theyjust want to leave. that is something i find really theyjust want to leave. that is something ifind really concerning. the daily mirror, the queen is sorry, the daily mirror, the queen is sorry, no

says mass resignations are on the cards, with the paper saying the work and pensions secretary amber ruddn leads with mrs may's claim that a second referendum — which she again ruled out today — would be too damaging to society. and that claim is echoed on the front page of the daily express, which says a second vote would be a threat to democracy. brexit again dominating everything, front page of the independent, the prime minister reveals her plan b, just like plan a. page efre'! bette; erg; lheie' rggnr radically may dically willingnessen. .. , maydically willingness to

police department keeping the commitment, keeping the drive alive to continue to look for relisha rudd and search for he it gives me more hope and more incentive to continue my efforts. nothing was found in the search but police say they will not give up on this case. >>> this morning, news of a eak in a cold case dating back more than two years. fairfa county policeay they arrested two men in the murder of 24-year-old t.j. sampson. in may of 2016, sampson was murdered in the parking lot of his apartment complex in the alexandria section of the county. police think he wasle k because he caught two men breaking into cars. one of the suspects was arrested september. yesterday, 19-year-old hawkins was also chargedith first-degree murder. both men are in jail this morning without bond >>> also new morning, comedian kevin hart is breaking his silence speaking out about the controversy that cost him his oscar hosting gear. >> in an interview today on ellen, hart talked aut the tweets and why he decided gainst making a public apology when they resurfaced. >> when it happened, my first thought

. >> nearly five years after she went missing police are searching again for relish relisha rudd. police searched the tunnels beneath the soon to be demolished d.c. generalr. shel that's where they stayed before she vanished. police are asking on new heinformation that man police believe is responsible for rudd's disappearance had access to the tunnels. he was a janitor at the elter. relisha was s with him on surveillance video at a hotel about a month before i talked about this. this isn't new. i addressed it. i'm not going to pay it any mind. if you feed into that stuff, you only add more fuel to the fire. >> right. >> heoes on to say that no one is perfect and one can only grow if one makes mistakes. he then explains why he ultimately decided tn step d and what may happen next. you can watch the full interview right here on nbc 4 at 3:00 this afternoon and then coming up in our next half hour, we'll show you what ellen says she did on hartbehalf after what happened. >> 6:12 is your time right now. stil ahead, h a bit of star power boosted attendance at a world renowned museum.

we will speak with kevin rudd in the 6:00 hour.viviana: this is bloomberg surveillance. let's get a business flash. value has built a position in dollar tree and is urging the chain to sell one of its units. the hedge fund has nominated seven directors to the board. star board wants dollar tree to explore charging more than one dollar for its part of experience in a year when stocks fell, bridgewater associates stood out. are alpha strategy fund rose 14.6 percent. it trades globally across more than 150 markets. bridgewater is the largest hedge fund manager. apple and samsung have announced a deal that would have seemed unthinkable. the iphone maker will begin offering tv shows on samsung sets. it symbolizes apple shift. thank you. francine, i want to point out o.at she said about ray dali he has been open to criticism over the last three years. that is an extraordinary return by his hedge fund given his competitors. francine: it is. let's bring our guest on. i will let you do that. tom: mina patel with us. we have 15 things to go

. >> jimmy: paul rudd was on it. >> paul rudd got [ bleep ] faced on our show.together. will we do more? do we know yet? >> i don't know. >> jimmy: i call upon the spirit of ted sarandos to renew the show. it's called "bumping mics with jeff ross and dave attell." >> will you bump with us? >> jimmy: yeah, i'll bump with you. >> bump it out, baby! >> jimmy: i'll be more than happy to bump.ff! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ s!"ce >>th"jmy kmel live!" concert series is presented by mcedes- >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live!" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> jimmy: i'd like to thank amy adams, jeff ross and dave attell, and apologize to matt damon. "nightline" is next, but first his album is called "bottle it in." here with the song "loading zones," kurt vile! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ back is aching but i cannot sleep because i want to be like i am the mayor ♪ ♪ of some godforsaken town sure they knighted me yesterday but who needs armor when i've an exoskeleton ♪ ♪ i slip and squirm through the cracks creeploading zos ♪ ♪ in my dirty little town g