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i love kyle sha na han, their head coach, and i love the way he calls plays.t unit in the game at that position and they are going to try to get after patrick mahomes. i tell you what, no matter how good he can throw, if he's on his back, those throws are not going anywhere. we'll be building up to super bowl 5a on the bbc sport website and if you're up for a late night it's live on bbc one with coverage starting at 11:25pm. margot robbie, renee zellweger and al pacino are just some of the stars up for awards at tonight's baftas ceremony in london's royal albert hall. the nominations have been criticised for their lack of diversity, with all the acting nominees being white, and no female directors being recognised for the seventh year running. our entertainment correspondent colin paterson reports. the british world war i epic 1917 is the runaway favourite at tonight's bafta film awards. and with your help i'd like to keep it that way. it's already triumphed at the golden globes and the producers guild awards, and it would be a major surprise if it was not now

i love kyle sha na han, their head coach, and i love the way he calls plays.s san francisco 49ers defensive line is so dominant, the best unit in the game at that position and they are going to try to get after patrick mahomes. i tell you what, no matter how good he can throw, if he's on his back, those throws are not going anywhere. superbowl 5a bbc one ii.25pm tonight. way that you can catch it all. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. goodbye for now. you're watching bbc news, with continuing coverage of events in south london, where the metropolitan police say a man has been shot dead by officers in a terrorist related incident. it's been confirmed three people were injured in the stabbings — one of whom is critically ill. the incident happened on streatham high road, where gun shots were heard around 2pm. police say the scene is now "fully contained". we've had a statement from lucy dorsey that was released within the last half hour, as well as confirmation that the device that was strapped to the suspect was a hoax device. p

. >> her ein sha -- here in shanghai, the commercial capital normally home to 24 million people. it was supposed to be the first day back but it was a trickle. the banks and shops remain closed. there are a small people, but clearla lot of anxiety and the numbers of those coming back is almost certainlyo g to be staggered. >> he has been sharing these pictures of deserted streets in beijing. -- we are required to wear masks the whole day while at work. disinfection and being careful have close contact wit people. to what extent are employers considerinallowing people not to come to work? >> the government hasin been te people that even if they go to work, they need to diance tmselves, to be at least a meter apart, to not eat together,ld and cn have not returned to schools yet. nta lot of pa cannot get to work because they need childcare . the parents -- companies are being sympathetic and recognizing that until this dies down, it's probab better staying home until they can go back to work. >> are we at a stage wheree e can say thsses are beginning? >> there is a bit of leeway. er

i'm aye sha now back to "watters world." after president trump acquitted unloaded on enemieses to see how all of this got started. >> had i not fired james comey who was a disaster, by the way -- it's possible i wouldn't even be standing here right now. and if i didn't fire james comey we would have never found this stuff. because when i fired that sleaze bag all hell broke out -- they were ratting on each other -- here with reaction and making his waters world debut, former new york city mayor and attorney for the president rudy giuliani. all right, so it goes even further back than that because of the collusion, because of the stealed dos e yay all of these allegations that ended up being a hoax. now it looks like they're really going to press back on the enemies that started this whole thing. we talked about about it at the top the whistle-blower -- we talked about maybe hunter biden they're going after some of he has records. how far mr. mayor are you guys going to push this now this whole thing has been acquitted. >> we

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did not live up to its responsibilities where the senate turned away from trps and went along with a sha rial. and this just an and official in the middle of the impeachment trial is stepping down. >>former ambassadomaria ivanovich is retiring after 30 years of service or decision happen some time in the past 2 weeks. she says she was a devastated to hear how the president spoke about her when she served in ukraine the white house recalled yovanovitch from that st back in may 2019. according to a new york times article that could the same month. president trump asked john boln to help him pressu ukraine to investigate the of the former national a draft security advisers upcoming book. >>has officially left the european union the and a half years after britain initially voted to leave the eu britainas thfirst country to ever leave the union the move carries enormous symbolic weight as well as big leg consequences. now the uk ll begin a transition period that was agreed to by both parties the terms of that agreement mean for the next 11 mths, the uk remains an eu member in all t name. for

da sha, welcome to you. how important will a win in iowa be for the rest of the race? can you put that in perspective? >> well, if history tells us anything, it's going to be pretty important. the democratic winner here has become the nominee in every race since al gore. and so the pressure is on for -- for these candidates here in iowa. and each one is making that last-ditch effort. the polls have seen multiple candidates exchange leads here in the last few months. but after all that speculation, the speeches, handshakes, and door knocks, it's actually time for voters to have their say. >> it's down to the wire in iowa with just two days until the first votes of the 2020 election are counted. candidates confined to the capitol during the impeachment trial having surrogates make their cases here. >> she calls it like she sees it. she makes promises. and she keeps them. >> senators bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, and amy klobuchar getting a weekend reprieve from washington. rushing to the hawkeye state to make their final pitches. meanwhile, joe biden and pete buttigi

>> reporter: well, the proposed sha shelter is on valencia street, the yellow building. someone went to the block and all of the businesses. the first page is a press release from the mayor's office. but there are warnings and photos of people doing drugs on the streets. just the latest example of the panic that ensues when the city tries to create housing for homeless people. >> i find it shocking that i'm hearing about this today. >> reporter: mission district neighbors backed into a basement monday night, that could be the site of a new shelter for homeless people, with mental health and substance abuse issues. >> i see them every day and it breaks my heart. >> reporter: the district eight supervisor and mayor announced their lanes to lease this building. the 30-bed respite center would be an expansion of the humming bird behavioral health program. it would be operated by nonprofit prc baker places. >> i have a loved one that had a substance abuse problem and went through that system and had a very positive experience. >> reporter: lisa lives directly across the stree

administration continues to let events in the region dictate our response rather than proactively and sha tijicly -- strategically shaping them in a way that benefits our united states national security and foreign policy objectives. we should take the opportunity now to step back from the brink of conflict, engage in real diplomacy with iran and rebuild our relationship with iraq. we need diplomatic channels, either directly or through third parties, to avoid miscalculation on either side that could lead to military conflict. such efforts have been made more difficult because of the reduced diplomatic -- the coordinator, the state department has indicated that the ordered departure has affected all operations of mission iraq and has limited the mission's ability to help iraq become a more resilient independent democratic country and to support counterisis efforts. unfortunately the situation at the u.s. embassy is indicative of our country's structure which has been hallowed out and hampered at every concern. i'm particularly concerned that secretary pompeo has not assumed the traditiona

>> reporter: well, the proposed sha shelter is on valencia street, the yellow building. the block and all of the businesses. the first page is a press release from the mayor's office. but there are warnings and photos of people doing drugs on the streets. just the latest example of the panic that ensues when the city tries to create housing for homeless people. >> i find ittoday. >> reporter: mission district neighbors backed into a basement monday night, that could be the site of a new shelter for homeless people, with mental health and substance abuse issues. >> i see them every day and it breaks my heart. >> reporter: the district eight supervisor and mayor announced their lanes to lease this building. the 30-bed respite center would be an expansion of the humming bird behavioral health program. it would be operated by nonprofit prc baker places. >> i have a loved one that had a substance abuse problem and went through that system and had a very positive experience. >> reporter: lisa lives directly across the street from the potential shelter location. >> there's thre

and you remember that spa sha -- that she had with bernie sanders because of that very issue. >> joeiden shaking up his campaign looking to come back a little bit in new hampshire. is it all on south carolinys primt this point for him? >> it appears to be. biden is the other big story out of iowa and not in a goo way. he finished at a pretty distance fourth. his performance was less energetic, less enthusiastic reception than some of these ther candidates. he needs to count on south carolina. he's been polling very well there with african-american voters. he'll be the first to tell you that tha that's his fire wall. if he continues t be hobbling behind sanders and buttigieg and even warren, that spells trouble down theoad. you're looking at super tuesday, a lot of big states where he's going to need to do well. robert: is in the end of the iowa caucus'she chaos in count. it's 90% white. they can't get it right. tom perez is calling if a recanvas which is not necessarily a recount but they're trying to retabulate some of the math. but a disaster in the eyes of many democrats. do they

pinnacle of shas martyrdom. we have been carrying out an all out military campaign in. 4 days and personally i don't behalf of the government of condolences to the families. of the fallen martyrs these are precious sacrifices and all these sacrifices are meant. for the greater good of the turkish people who will prevail sooner or later i pray to god almighty to grant speedy recovery to the war ended and i hope we will come to a day where we will have no foreign martyrs a peaceful. prosperous life however we shouldn't fight for our rights. our forum our stars as mohammed ark of the turkish poit. we should honor their memories as this saw it said you. have if our martyrs have not fallen we wouldn't have. become. a country for them the sun will set thanks however. these sacrifices are so precious. keeping at the same time we cannot allow those precious blood to go down the drain. we killed more than 2000 of the syrian soldiers. including. in addition to the $49.00 than 50 halogens 17 armored vehicles in total $300.

chasing 17a, 16—year—old opener, sha—farli verma scored 49 off 28 balls to lead india to a stunning winill able to reach the final. and a new men's pole vault world record has been set by armand duplantis from sweden. he's only 20 years old, and has set the new record of six metres and 17 centimetres at an indoor meeting in poland. it beats the previous record byjust one centimetre. he says it's a record he's wanted to break since the age of three. that's all of the sport. there's plenty more on the bbc sport website. bye for now. four rare mountain gorillas, including a pregnant female, have died in uganda after being hit by lightning. a local conservation group says the three adult females and a male infant were found in uganda's mgahinga national park. the area was hit by a huge storm on monday. one of those caught in the storm in the south—west of the country was journalist jack losh — he's been telling more about what happened. the storm was intense. i've been tracking to see the famous iconic mountain gorillas of uganda the previous day, we had got back on this huge electricals do

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she spoke to my colleague katie sha na han today about how she is still feeling the effects 18 months been almost overwhelmed by how kind people have been. it's challenging every day. but it's just a different perspective. life isjust a bit different. can you explain to our viewers what happened ?|j different. can you explain to our viewers what happened? i was in kenya with my now husband and he told a joke. i was sitting on a brick wall and i flung told a joke. i was sitting on a brick wall and iflung my head backwards and hit it on the back of the wall. i knew pretty much straightaway something wasn't right. ididn't straightaway something wasn't right. i didn't feel good, it was hard. u nfortu nately, i didn't feel good, it was hard. unfortunately, with the next six weeks, he got aggressively works until i started having seizures. i can hardly hold a conversation, i couldn't deal with any light or any sound. i still have trouble tolerating bright lights. my ability tolerating bright lights. my ability to even stay in touch with people who i've been so connected to my whole life, it

and all ofis really sha criticism, he has all of this financial resources.ere's a certain segment of the democratic electorate who may put aside these concerns the allegations of sexually harassing women, theallegations about how he handled stop and frisk and say, well, he might still win. tas: thank you very mu indeed. we're going to in the u.s. the boy scouts of america has filed for bankruincy. it's f hundreds of sexual abuse lawsuits involving thousands of allegedabuse victims. it was founded back in 1910 and last year it revealed that almost 800 boy scout leaders had been accused of sexual abuse since94 this "new york times" article describes how a researcher hired by theoy scouts spent five years reviewing data known as the perversion files. then they were held at the boy scouts headquarters in texas and they contain information on volunteers whosenvolvement of the group had ended because of, this is a direct ote, reasonable allegations o child x abuse. the files also revealed that there had been more than 12,000 ctims in that time. the boy scouts' tro

measures just such as washing your hands regularly should suffice to prevent thank that emmanuelle the shas thank you. all the big show is also calling on social media companies to help stop the spread of untruths about the corona virus outbreak a deluge this information is making it difficult for people to keep themselves properly informed. as the corona virus spreads around the world there's another outbreak going viral misinformation online from scammers angling for a quick buck to shadowy actors so when chaos manipulators lie in wait. here a website with wild exaggerations of the number of dead and infected false hype from a notorious american white supremacist and another conspiracy theory in the rightwing washington times linking the coronavirus to china's bio warfare program a rumor rejected by public health scientists. online peddlers are looking to profit from public panic selling products with unproven claims this influenza that is now circling to go you're saying that silver solution would be effective well let's say it hasn't been tested on this strain of the corona virus but it

this is a radical sha ke—up, completely.he first time in nearly a0 years where the british government will be in control and will determine its own immigration policy, and will also be able to determine the type of system that it will be in control of. a key change, those who want to come and work in the uk will be treated the same, whether they are from the eu or not. people will need at least 70 points to apply, so what's the breakdown? most will need a job offer. that earns 20 points. it will need to be at an appropriate skill level, for another 20 points. an additional 20 points will be awarded for a salary of over £25,600 orfor a job in a sector where there is a labour shortage, and speaking english will be a requirement. that earns ten points. but there will be no entry to the uk for most people doing what's classed as lower skilled work, in restaurants, food processing plants and care homes. bad for the economy, says labour, an accusation, too, is mislabelling important work that might be low—paid as low skilled. they

hailed as one of the pioneers of black independent cinema, director and writer menelik sha bazz is uninspiredt situation, because i see a great deal of talent that has basically been wasted. and it seems now we're in this situation where we have no writers that are present in tv, we have hardly any directors and talent or any expression of the black experience. since the ‘70s, the award—winning director has himself been documenting the black british experience. what do you believe needs to be done? the tv industry and the film industry regulate themselves, unlike other industries. and i think there needs to be a change in the way that the industry operates. 38, living at home, alone, with your mother! chirps is a romantic comedy written and directed by kolton lee. from the generation of directors that followed menelik shabazz, he faced constant barriers to his ambition to bring alternative black voices to the screen. if i try to portray a story that didn't adhere to the kind of stereotypes that we normally see of black people in this country, stories around crime, stories around drugs, storie

sha ba na segregated city planning that still exists today.o del macro other around black people. even today her extended indian family live on the same street, and her black boyfriend has not welcomed by everyone. my mum, she didn't like it at all, and she proceeded to make life difficult for me via texts. what were the kind of messages she sent? the kinds of things she said was, like, that! sent? the kinds of things she said was, like, that i was sullying myself by being with a person of this race. it's not what she envisioned for me. things around those lines. it was purely because of his race. durban's chatswood market is a former indian township, but today asian origin and black storekeepers work side—by—side. asian origin and black storekeepers work side-by-side. have you ever dated a black boy? -- girl. not really. you think this community would accept it? not sure. have you ever dated an indian girl? know, why not? i like malaysia and. you like? malaysia. we don't integrate, we don't form meaningful relationships, so there is this chas

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a nevada source tells cnn it's just a matter of plugging sha d numbers into a shared spreadsheet. >>> he finishes with a rally friday night in nevada just before the democrats' caucus. it's the third straight state where the president is rallying ahead of the democrats' vote. stay with cnn tonight and thursday night for a series of town halls with the leading democrats from las vegas. tonight bernie sanders, pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar. thursday, joe biden and elizabeth warren. that starts tonight at 8:00 eastern only on cnn. >>> the u.s. trying desperately to contain the coronavirus. 14 americans who tested positive for the virus were among hundreds of citizens evacuated from a cruise ship off japan and put on flights to texas and california with the other evacuees. some of those patients along with their spouses are now in isolation at the university of nebraska medical center. that's the state's largest hospital. >> its special biocontainment unit is a state-of-the-art facility that's treated ebola, sars, muonkey pox. and with even more cases being reported on the ship other c

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. >> reporter: as news of the tragedy spread sha, the city ca together. two teens have been arrested. because they're minors, they can't comment on how they're moving forward. reporting in porterville, abc 7 news. >>> new at 6:00, oakland police wrapped up coffee with a cop today at the same starbucks where a man died after chasing after thieves who stole his laptop. this morning they talked with neighbors, including two on horseback. it was new year's eve day when the man died while trying to get his laptop back. one person we spoke with today was at the starbucks that day and spoke about what it has been like in the neighborhood since. >> it's minutely getting better. i'm next door. i follow that. and i'm feeling a little safer in the community since it's happened. it feels like there is some movement in the right direction. and i'll take it. >> three suspects are currently facing charges in the death. >>> if you want to know the answer to something, it's easy to ask a digital assistant, but what about the human element? >> meet one of the human books m

attorney here in washington that's overseeing this case is timothy sha.me person, he's on the letter. his name is right at the top of the letter. he's the same person who is overseeing the roger stone case, the sentencing. same person who was supposed to brief the attorney general about the latest on the sentencing regarding roger stone which started the whole roger stone saga of the attorney general being unhappy with the sentencing. now, again, we have timothy shay in the middle of this saying in this letter they will not file charges against andrew mccabe. >> thanks so much for that breaking news. we'll bring you inside the room here. the president's response. i guess at some point we'll be checking our twitter feeds to see what his reaction is to this. again he thought this is somebody who should be investigated and possibly be put in jail, possibly indicted and none of that will happen. >> right. the president spent months attacking mccabe. he talked about how mccabe got money from hillary clinton. he not at all shy about impugning his motives and ma

she has shown over and over again, she knows better what sha she's doing than anyone else.at i'm going to focus on is action, not just talk, you know, theatrics of what's going on in washington, d.c., i'm focusing on action, what we're doing to fix the roads here in michigan and in the midwest, what my colleagues across the country, democratic governors expanding health care. this president last night said he wants to protect pre-existing conditions, and yet on day one of his administration he went to court to rip those protections away. >> yeah. >> that's what i think people need to understand. >> yeah. >> i want to come back on health care, speaking of action, you spoke in your rebuttal about your own experience working across the aisle in michigan. let me just play this forward because obviously despite his being impeached, the man's approval rating is now at 49%. that's his highest approval rating. by all indications he's about to be acquitted by the senate. the economy's doing great. you saw the debacle that was iowa. if he wins in november with the symbolism of speake

in sha same evening joe biden was not, and i thought he was more moving that evening.wn hall one on one, then he had been throughout the campaign. so there's much to be said for these town halls continuing. >> i agree. it is an interesting format because it does allow the candidate to speak more and, you know, they answer tough questions but they answer audience questions, and, you know, you see a different side of them, and they're not competing for, you know, speak in 45 seconds. >> and it's great. you do a really great job of bringing out the humanity in people. >> it's not me. i don't need that. i didn't want the conversation turning this direction. >> you want to see that. here's the thing. if you're watching, if you're watching, and here's what i anticipate, that most americans aren't necessarily paying that deep attention. i was talking to voters on the ground, and the truth is that people are as emotional and relational as they are about the issues, maybe more. when you're talking about low information voters who aren't necessarily paying attention to every sin

south carolina, and they're contesting south carolina even though bloomberg is a candidate in ab sen sha, he is not on the ballot. tonight will be for the second tier candidates to justify why am i still in the race, why am i still relevant, why do my donors still need to give me money, why do folks in the party not need to push me out of the race. for buttigieg, for klobuchar, for warren, they have to justify why they still belong in this race and why they're not simply stopping the inevitability of sanders or sanders and bloomberg versus biden being the ultimate result of what we see. >> and i think oppo research can be tricky. what actually sticks has changed post trump. having said that, i think there's first of all always the criticism, do you go too far against your fellow democrats that in fact democrats don't like it, have you chosen something that isn't going to stick but make you look small somehow. i mean, again, what are you expecting to see tonight in terms of some of the tougher and maybe even newer attacks in. >> look, i think i'll start with elizabeth warren for starters.

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it's a fabulous time for sha shareholde shareholders we know it because he touts strong economy because trump touts economic gains and despite the raging coronavirus, the struggles of brick and mortar retailers, student debt, people who are struggling with the rising cost of living typically can't afford to own stocks but if the shareholder class can sure afford to keep buying via the s&p 500 you'll see a lot more days like today let's speak to aidan in new hampshire. aidan. >> caller: boo-yah, jim, thanks for taking the call. >> all right what's up? >> caller: i got a question about paypal a couple of days ago bounced off record highs, earnings came out last week, revenue increased year over year by 17% and acquired honey my question is, at these levels am i taking profits? >> no, it'll grow. it's ahead of itself this is dan schulman every time it's gotten ahead of itself it pulls back but less than it went ahead we can try to trade it that's too hard a game my faith is in schulman. i think paypal ultimately goes higher rich in california rich >> caller: yeah, jim, thank you so much fo

just to make sure sha we prevented spread in transmission.worried which is refreshing but there's 29 cases of corona virus right here in u.s. and i remember some of the passengers evacuated 300 plus passengers from that cruise ship in japan they didn't show symptoms yet in the process of taking them from the cruise ship to the charter plane, they were diagnosed with the corona virus and that worried a lot of people myself included. >> well we expect that to happen i expect to see more cases it that's why they were tested and that's why they were quarantined in a different section of the airplane so they didn't spread to other people and then they're being tested again. when they come to the u.s. monitor e see how they're doing. are they going to get tested again and now no longer test positive. so it is a matter of close follow-up, watching them closely, and a prevention prevention by being prepared. doctor jen thank you very much. >> let's take a look at futures right now because markets are closely watching corona virus issue and impact on

joining me now campaign manager for bernie sanders, faz sha kooer. you're already on the spin room floor. who is your main rival? is it bernie sanders -- i mean pete buttigieg or joe biden? >> it is not bernie sanders. bernie sanders has a unique appeal and he can build a coalition that can beat donald trump. i think in my view it's him making the case of why he is special amongst the rest of the peeled. >> but when you look at the field and when you look at what happened in iowa and what's happening in new hampshire in terms of the polls, are you now tay loerg your message to make it so that bernie sanders stands out from pete buttigieg rather than joe biden? >> we're going to have a debate tonight and one of the issues is, who's side are you on? pete buttigieg is not a billionaire but they've adopted him. he has cozied up to them. why do they feel so comfortable with pete buttigieg? they're able too influence some of the policies. this is a candidate in pete buttigieg who used to be for medicare for all, proudly proclaimed that. suddenly he accepts

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this is a radical sha ke—up, completely.st time in nearly a0 years where the british government will be in control and will determine its own immigration policy, and will also be able to determine the type of system that it will be in control of. a key change: those who want to come and work in the uk will be treated the same — whether they are from the eu or not. people will need at least 70 points to apply, so, what's the breakdown? most will need a job offer. that earns 20 points. it will need to be at an appropriate skill level, for a further 20 points. an additional 20 points will be awarded for a salary of over £25,600 orfor a job in a sector where there's a labour shortage, and speaking english will be a requirement. that earns 10 points. but there'll be no entry to the uk for most people doing what's classed as lower skilled work — in restaurants, food processing plants and care homes. bad for the economy, says labour — an accusation, too, that the government's mislabelling important work that might be low—paid as lo

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