meanwhile, england have recalled sam billings and dawid malan for the three—match twenty20 series againstindies which starts next month. all—rounder ben stokes and wicketkeeperjos buttler will be rested. openerjason roy will also miss the series to return home for the birth of his first child. while the men's year is in full swing — england's women begin their 2019 with three one—day internationals against india, the first of which is in mumbai tomorrow. they'll then play three 0dis in sri lanka as part of the icc‘s women's championship from which the top four teams will qualify for the 2021 world cup. what better way to kick off a massive year with three games in india. it is a great place to play cricket. there is a chance for us to make history. there has never been a series won by an english team out here. a great opportunity for us to put that right and make some history. there are championship points on offer. we haven't played a lot of games, others have played more games. we have a trip to sri la nka more games. we have a trip to sri lanka as well. it is a really big start for us.

meanwhile, england have recalled sam billings and dawid malan for the three—match twenty20 series againstes and wicketkeeperjos buttler will be rested. 0penerjason roy will also miss the series to return home for the birth of his first child. while the men's year is in full swing

england cricketer sam billings posted this video on instagram of krishnagiri stadium in kerala, indiathe world's highest altitude stadium used exclusively for cricket. not a bad place to have a knock. you can get all the latest sports news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, marc edwards, and the rest of the sport team, goodbye. that is indeed. the lunar new year is being celebrated around the world. one of the most popular ways to celebrate the holiday is the lion dsance, but the costumes performers wear in singapore are increasingly important. we went to meet the man who is likely to be the best lion dance costume maker in singapore. translation: when you hear the beat of the drums, in that moment, it sparks such excitement and it can really move your heart. to my knowledge, there isn't anyone still making lion dance costumes. i believe i am the last one persevering in making them the traditional way. when i was deciding if i should enter this profession, i thought to myself, this market already has more than ten masters, including a whole stretch of shops in chinatow

england have recalled sam billings and dawid malan for the three—match twenty20 series against the westme since last year‘s tour of australia and new zealand. all—rounder ben stokes and wicketkeeperjos buttler are rested. break dancing has been proposed for the 2024 olympic games in paris. it was included in last year‘s youth olympic games but there were no british competitors in what was an invitation event. team gb says they welcome new sports and will work with the relevant bodies to develop our relationships at the appropriate time. the world dance sports federations says "it is an incredible honour and privilege that, for the first time, a dance discipline is being considered for inclusion" that‘s all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that‘s bbc.co.uk/sport more now on brexit — the labour leaderjeremy corbyn has been in brussels this afternoon meeting the eu‘s chief negotiator michel barnier. he‘s been speaking to journalists in the last few minutes — let‘s listen to what he had to say. we‘ve just had a series of very useful, inform

sam. >> bill karins is back with more on the winter storm causing a mess for the morning commute acrosswith us. jardiance asked: when it comes to managing your type 2 diabetes, what matters to you? let's see. most of you say lower a1c. but only a few of you are thinking about your heart. fact is, even though it helps to manage a1c, type 2 diabetes still increases your risk of a fatal heart attack or stroke. jardiance is the first type 2 diabetes pill with a lifesaving cardiovascular benefit for adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease, jardiance significantly reduces the risk of dying from a cardiovascular event and lowers a1c, with diet and exercise. let's give it another try. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration. this may cause you to feel dizzy, faint, or lightheaded, or weak upon standing. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may be fatal. symptoms include nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, tiredness, and trouble breathing. a rare but life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the genital area could also occur. stop taking jardiance and

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sam had a bill as well that would have been sufficiently solvent, but it got there by raising the agend cutting benefits. i think -- it deserved a debate. as does this proposal to enhance social security. but the leadership on the republican side would not allow this distinguished chairman to hold that debate. it's only now that we're going to have these hearings and do so in what we call regular order, which means they'll be open to the public. we welcome the vitality of ideas. you heard one of the callers calling in about how the private sector does it with numbers, etc. those are the things that you have to test out. you have to bring in experts. but that's what governments should be about. i believe that there are many republicans as well, starting with the president. he very boldly stepped out on this issue. it will not surprise me at all that in the end, if nancy pelosi and donald trump do what tip o'neill and ronald reagan did in 1983. and solve this on behalf of the american people. host: congressman john larsen, democrat of connecticut, thank you for the conversation this mor

the abi leaders, both sam and aaron, thank you for the opportunity. a special thanks to my friend bill hughes, who made this possible. known bill a long time. we're follow -- both originate from new jersey. we both have escaped to varying degrees. me more than him, i think. this conference is an important conference that talks about healthcare and the health industry and that sort of thing. i'm not going to talk specifically about the micro issue of healthcare regulation, i'm going to take a step back and talk more about a general approach to regulation and what's been happening here in washington over the past couple years. oftentimes folks miss opportunities and miss trends if they put on blinders and merely focus on one or two agencies that regulate their particular industry. right now there's quite a bit going on in the world of administrative law and regulation which touches somewhat directly on healthcare, but then much broadly on the administrative state and thus as healthcare being a subset of that. over the past two years the president has made regulatory reform a very large p

we were founding 35 years ago by professor joe nye, my friend, seated right before you, by bill perry, sam nun and our great friend, general brent scowcroft. for 35 years we believe that republicans and democrats can come together to talk, to debate, to plan for the most important issues confronting the united states. that's what we've done on this big issue of technology. the book hopefully you have or shall have, includes chapters by leading thinkers from a technology field from silicon valley and the tech world, government, academia, business. we investigate how these new challenges to america's military dominance, in part, need to be dealt with by a better, more productive conversation between the pentagon and america's tech community. we also examined two additional factors, china's exceedingly ambitious strategy to dominate artificial intelligence in the next decade and, of course, the lagging american government funding for basic science research to our universities. the breakdown of that virtuous innovation triangle that walter isaacson talks about in the book that made america gre

i'm sam is a than in with a look at the headlines here now does iran now the us congress has passed a bipartisan bill to avoid another government shutdown it doesn't include money though for donald trump's border war with mexico instead he plans to declare a national emergency to secure funding john hendren has more from washington d.c. the opponents of the president's now have two options they could pass a bill forbidding him from using these funds for a border wall that would likely pass the house of representatives where democrats are in control but it would likely not pass in the senate in even if it did the president could veto it and then there would have to be a two thirds majority in order to override that so they're unlikely to succeed in that route the other option they can take is to go to court and say this is not a national emergency the senior democrat on the u.s. senate foreign relations committee wants the trump administration to hand over documents related to the killing of saudi journalist shoji senator bob menendez is requesting records about whether any senior saudi official was r

sam. the question is how much more. joining me now, susan li with the fox business network. nobody can land on what the answer is. >> very true. bill. when howard schultz was asked, a lot of democrats want to tax more of, why not ask him he should be paying. he tried to answer this last night in the town hall on cnn. >> i should be paying more taxes. people who are in the bracket of making millions of dollars or whatever the number might be should be paying more taxes. what i'm saying is, we need -- i think what is being proposed at 70% is a punitive number and there's better ways to do this. >> so it wasn't specific in terms of how much more. 70% might be punitive. you only pay the 70% above the 10 million that you make. how the billionaires get taxed, it's not from the income taxed. they get taxed on capitol gains. the makes at 20%. warren buffet said he pays more texases than his secretary is true. their wealth is based on investments than their stakes in companies. when asked about his stake in starbucks, here's what he had to say. >> i will do nothing whatsoever to have any conflict of interest between my investments overall a

to my knowledge, bill clinton was only asked by one national reporter about the allegation that he raped juanita broderick and that national reporter was samonaldson and clinton referred him to his lawyer. to my knowledge clinton has never been asked about that pointed blank accusation since. to my knowledge hillary clinton hillary clinton intiintimidated broaddrick two weeks after the debate. what about when hillary allegedly referred to her former husband's campaign manager paul fry as an f'ing just bastard 197410 years before the yearbook controversy that same year jesse jackson referred to jews as jaime and new york as jaime town. he apologized and all has been forgotten. talk about double standard. >> sean: let me go to save. you went to the commonwealth you talked about the governor and lieutenant governor today. they have a big problem the democratic party based on their standards. is this just political? is this only to lungen e, republicans. just like they support a border wall except when donald trump is present. >> absolutely. i can tell you talking to people in west virginia and people on the street. these were mostly drawts. >

>> the actual tax bill, but the tax bill for average americans is less and that meant that they have that money in their pocket. they're not loaning it to uncle sam at a 0% rate. >> i hear you. i hear you, but you know how this works. that's want what they were expecting, right? because maybe they had it in their pocket, but perhaps they didn't understand that it was also going to be coming out of their what they thought would be in their pocket in the future. >> and that's where i empathize. >> i empathize with people that had expected a refund because they somehow had the misinformation that that's money coming to them from the government and not their money coming back so what we have to do going forward is educate people on withholding tables and making sure that their paychecks reflect what they want to have held backs into the next tax season, and in the next time we are 100% sure most average americans have more money in their bank account rather than loaning it to uncle sam. >> congresswoman ilhan omar has apologized for anti-semitic tweets. republicans, including yourself, have criticized her and the president said she should resign. she

sam said we saw it in 2018. but they're looking at the conservative voter, republican voter. they know in 2018 overhauling the federal judiciary, not enough. the tax cut billt enough. so it's coming back to the wall. not talking about deregulation, coming back to the wall. talking about the caravan. and as we saw in the state of the union, bringing up the idea of socialism. these are emotional targets for the republicans as they look ahead. >> over the weekend, "saturday night live" poked fun at trump's national emergency. take a look. >> folks, we need wall. okay? we have a tremendous amount of drugs flowing into this country from the southern border or the brown line as many people have asked me not to call it. that's why we need wall. because wall works. wall makes safe. you're not that the smart understand in fact it's easier to understand if you're not that smart. so you could all see why i got to fake this national emergency. >> the president must have seen the show because he then tweeted, quote, nothing funny about tired "saturday night live" on fake news nbc. question is, how do the networks get away with these total republican hit jobs without re

bill. i'm going to enjoy it. >>> one of the most highly anticipated phones was unveiled today in san francisco. >> ♪ you begin. ♪ >> the big reveal, the samsung galaxy fold was unfolded during sam'ss unpacked 2019 event earlier today. now with this device, you get a phone and a tablet all in one. one folded, it had a four point six inch display, but when opened up to a tablet it had a seven point three inch display. >> in order to create a brand- new type of smart phone, we had to develop brand-new ways to design, engineer, and manufacture. from the screen to the frame to every element you can see and touch, we left no stone unturned. one of the biggest challenges was building the back of the device, something that could hold strong. even after hundreds of thousands of fulton unfolds, we investigated a sophisticate a hinge system that allows you to open and close the galaxy fold smoothly and naturally. we also give you -- >> the phone will be offered in four different colors and is expected to be released on april 26th. it starts at around $1900. >>> president trump notorious kim jong-un are set to meet next week in vietnam. today the president hinted at a possible point of conte

sam into the new year? >> most people at the end of the year want a refund check to pay some of their bills.etting their 20 or $30 per check. like a savings account for them. neil: all right. i understand that, but i always have trouble understanding why am i going to give like a christmas club thing. >> right. neil: you get that at the season, but you really hurting yourself, aren't you? >> which believe that, you know, i mean the biggest thing here is all the deductions that you have. you have to make sure your property taxes are being fairly assessed. you have to make sure that you check that every year like you check your income taxes. you got to make sure you're paying on your fair share of property taxes. that is the biggest thing here right now. neil: i do think there is differentiate tore for those in high-taxed states. i have live in new jersey, work in new york, in other high-taxed states, when you're limited to the 10,000-dollar deduction for mortgage interest and taxes it is a whole different can of worms, but do you think net-net, americans came out ahead of the tax cut? >> you

sam brownback was a great hero. dick durbin was great to work with, not on anything else. you have worked with bill clinton, george bush, barack obama, donald trump. who is the best for you to work with? >> i think trump. [applause] >> he had a passion for this. he was skeptical, but i don't have time to go into this. god put me together with jared kushner when neither of us thought trump would be president. but we worked together and trump was convinced that this was wrong, that we really hurting our society by having so many people unable to support their families. >> i hate to do this. tell me what's the next thing you want to get done? >> prosecutorial abuse. we need to hold them personally accountable when they violate our rights. second, mental health, we have so many people that are mentally ill that get sent to prison and they're not evil, they're sick and need help. >> what's the third thing. i think it's trying to give shorter sentences but more things that prepare them to come out. >> thank you very much. [applause] >> that was wonderful. [applause] >> we just heard about your story and

england have recalled sam billings and dawid malan for the three—match twenty20 series against the westt time since last year's tour of australia and new zealand. all—rounder ben stokes and wicketkeeperjos buttler are rested. that's all the sport for now. we'll be back after the 3pm news west at what time is it? you packed so much in their! with 36 days to go before brexit — radio 1's newsbeat is in dover throught the day. it's europe's busiest passenger port and they're talking to local businesses which rely on it — and discussing what exactly will happen when the uk leaves the eu. it's the billion dollar question. let's cross live to dover — and join newsbeat‘s politics editorjim connolly. hello! there you are. i was expecting you on the screen and you are there. what's been happening? how's things? we are in dover, one of the busiest ports in europe, arguably the busiest of its kind in britain. to give you a sense of scale about how much stuff comes in through this port, a fifth of everything we import the travels through there. and if you want to get perspective of how many lorries