we had 260 repairs in sochi and we are on 300 repairs in sochi and we are on 300 repairs and the gamesot over so we are repairs and the games are not over so we are still working. the paralympic repair centre there. now on bbc news, injanuary 2017, finland began a bold social experiment — the government started paying 2,000 unemployed finns a basic income. it's free money — it comes with no strings attached. in this special programme, we follow the stories of four finns to see if the scheme has helped them get back into work. injanuary 2017, finland began a bold social experiment. the government started paying 2000 unemployed finns basic income. they each get a guaranteed 560 euros a month for two years. it's free money — it comes with no strings attached. you could say that basic income is money for free, because you don't have to fulfil any conditions to get it. basic income is an idea that has gained some high profile champions, from facebook chief mark zuckerberg to elon musk to bernie sanders, and this experiment is being closely watched by policymakers around the world. we have b

so i spent a couple weeks there with carrots in the summer with the confederations cup we were in sochi in the summer. we were in san moscow and st petersburg and really there isn't a huge advantage in terms of flight distances it doesn't make regular to larry a lot so what we've got is a thought a place that we have sold occupancy of. books and the facilities are really top ten's of. our if we have the future legal to become of the place in exeter also since so ground so we can have an element of security and privacy of also the outlets and freedom to go outside and walk around without being. well it is. how leaks like to tell you that we find you can't sleep funds to. throw are very excited because we just organized our last event in the in there on the floor of the in the big story in the we're now into the in the absolute straight line. towards the the opening match. basically nothing else books but the world cup and the surrounding events. british and it's. a professional to do to watch that's the fee for the much too much like the seven billion to friendly the friendly enough and

we all the congress and in sochi. the factory work consists old money trees cheap sheds go to school here to get a lot of the information that i need ahead of the three people will call for it's a familiar if i see that some of chuck's want to. know be right see you first look at him in subject tell us what you like to feel basically i'm assistant coach of the national team. we have the know it all and i get meetings sunk in a mold revelation of the full blown you know all day that i feel old they need to stop the rules so all is not really much to enjoy plus say we need to know what we want to rule the space out of my time to stop you know in the head coach well we have to do in the same because when we're on the beach we spoke to the great taper you can be sure was one of your heroes this is a child growing up in miami and we asked him specifically about the preview saying they said he's very excited to be some of the younger players coming through the experience of golf to play to an idea what this peruvian nationa

tests came back negative russia was banned after revellers revelations of states altered doping at the sochi games and twenty four team. competed is neutrals in pyongyang chan which is on tuesday president vladimir putin on the miss russian patriots. the country's elim pick reinstatement means the next time any of these athletes win a limb pick goals up top the podium hearing that only one of them once more putin keen to move on from the doping scandal in total russia's ban lasted less than three months the i.o.c. has moved on surprisingly welcomed by russia's and then pick committee. last ten years to sure that issue today's decision of the i.o.c. is one of the most important for us because the russian olympic committee is once again completely reinstated in its rights and is now a completely full fledged member of the olympic family but no excuse for me. it was revelations from this man gregory roth chen calls that it helped lead to the ban of the former moscow lab director of the whistle on a state backed plot to cheat doping tests at the twenty fourteen sochi games as a result green athl

we all the congress and in sochi. you think the tree can see salt on the trees sheds doctors school here to get you to be information that i need ahead of the three people will call for it's a familiar if i see that some of chuck's wants would. not be right so you look at him and insult you tell us what you idiot fool basically i'm assistant coach of the national team. we have the know it all and i get meetings thinking i'm old revelation of the flu and well you know all day that i feel old they need to stop the rules so all is not really much to enjoy but to say we need to know what we have to do all the space out of my time to stop you know when the head coach well we have to do in the same when i lay down in the pitch response to the great taper you can be sure was one of your heroes in it as a child growing up in miami and we asked him specifically about the peruvian saying when they said he was very sorry to be some of the younger players coming through the experience of going to play pro no idea what this peruvi

>> in the last games in sochi, i was in the closet.edal as part of a podium sweep. there was subsequent interviews and everybody was like what type of girl do you like, what's your ideal date? i felt like i was constantly lying by omission and getting so stressed out and anxious and feeling the burden of being in the closet. this games it was so nice to be out. adam rippon was the other out gay u.s. olympian. and we were the first. it was cool to be able to be myself and authentic. the event didn't go the way i wanted it to. that's a bummer. it's sports. it happens. it comes and goes. >> you made it to the final and there are only a handful of people on the entire globe who can do that. good for you and thank you for representing us as well as you do and giving your all. you should see the pictures of his leg when he hurt himself that are online. did you think it was okay that being out and the politics around it became part of the olympics? >> i did think it was okay actually. for me growing up, i never had representation in sport. i

could do it, but in pyeongchang, chest infection, knee issue which i had just had operated on. —— sochi fight and i love performing on the big stage, i love pressure. i'm glad that i can represent the team and show everyone what we can achieve. now things have settled down slightly, those questions can immediately after your performance, i guess they will come again right now, have you thought about what you will be doing in the future, is retirement something you have considered? really hard to answer that question straightaway, my automatic response is, do you know what you are doing in four years' time! hard one to predict, just five weeks after the race, i am still recovering with my knee, i will take a break and i will see, i will take a break and i will see, i will let you know as soon as i know. she had better, sport relief, coming up, bbc one, 7pm. five live, netherlands against england, team news is on the bbc website. that is all from sportsday. we will be back with more sport for you throughout the evening. hello again, good evening call the weather is on the way next week. —

i hosted the the winter olympics in sochi in twenty fourteen we know without any major security incidents the difference this time around of course is that the world cup is going to be held in not one but eleven different cities how is this going to affect the security process. first of all people have complete trust in the security preparations and the security concept developed by russian authorities through the local organizing committee and for us it doesn't matter if you play in one city or in eleven and the suit who security concept will be the same in each of the earth will stadiums in each of two twelve whole cities also. in your specific training sites and so on and we had also great opportunity to test all of these security arrangements and the concepts during the confederations cup last year and everything went very well from what point of view one of the things that i think the fans quite appreciate is that russia is ensuring visa free and transfer all football supporters with the world cup tickets. will this innovation help attract more people to the event without creating th

the czech it walking behind suchi set up nearly two thirds of the votes in a parliament dominated by sochi is national league for democracy the appointment is unlikely to affect the delicate balance of power in the country where the army has retained a large political. north korean leader kim jong un has made a secretive trip to china a visit that would signal an opening to nuclear disarmament kim's meeting with president xi jinping in beijing was kept under wraps until after he left but kim reportedly told she he was committed to denuclearize ition and dissolving the conflict on the border. heavy security for an unnamed visitor making their way through beijing. then pomp and ceremony as the mysterious individual is confirmed as no other than north korean leader kim jong un it's a historic moment as cames first diplomatic trip outside of the rogue nation since he took power in two thousand and eleven rumors had been circulating for days that the mysterious armored train crossing the yellow river from pyongyang had came on board but it was only confirmed after kim and his wife were safely b

. teenagers in sochi. to improve on those. are looking to improve on those. mainstays, but snowboard and nordic as well. flow — fingers crossed. on the court six months after a baby. good argument she is greatest sportsperson of all time. for nearly 1a months as she returned after the birth of her child. kazakhstan‘s zarina diyas. since she winning the 2017 australian open while pregnant. "i'm a little rusty but it doesn't matter". she will have a big year ahead despite her time off. to carrying out acid attacks on six moped riders. in the 90—minute rampage across london injuly of last year. can lead to life imprisonment. let's talk now to jabed hussain. he was one of derryck john's victims. thank you for coming in and talking to us. to us. it is to relive this and a difficult day, clearly. day, clearly. tell me what you remember of the night of the attack. remember of the night of the attack. thank you for having me here. basically i do remember most of it. when he threw acid on me. where were you? i was

president steinmeyer frankfurt airport on germany came second in the medals table for years ago in sochi claiming nothing gold medals opening ceremony is march. next up hollywood's big night it was the ninetieth annual academy awards where the evening's big winner was filmmaker dear moore del toro's the shape of water scored for oscars with its fantastical cold war a love story and six months after the launch of the need to movement women look to seize the spotlight and more opportunity. i the highlight of the oscars fade away and warren beatty handed out the coveted best picture award. the shape of i it was guillermo del toro second trip to the stage having earlier picked up the oscar for best director. del toro's fantasy romance a quirky love story between a mystery merman like creature and a cleaning lady was a favorite throughout the awards season it took home a golden globe and a director's guild award before grabbing for oscars. best actor accolades went to gary oldman for his portrayal of winston churchill in the gritty world war two drama the darkest hour old man had to endure up

star thinkers across eastern europe of experience unique weather in the russian town of sochi locals and tourists were left when they were met with orange snowfields mountainous regions of russia ukraine and rumania were transformed into tangerine into a undressed because of so horan sandstorms in fact behave like landscapes were caused by sound pollen and dust particles mixing high in the at this combination that spread across north africa drifting across the mediterranean and landed here with us now which are all there's this phenomenon roughly every five years. as i look at our top stories at this hour a nato has announced that it is to send the russian diplomats in response to the poisoning of a foreign agent in britain the military alliance joins wolf in twenty countries internationally taking action against most folks. as it you up to date. out in the meantime of course there's always a website that's a double you don't call the other day. we make up about three quarters of the under which we all of december so hopeless and. they want to shape the continents future. part of it

program how much welcome thank you very much for coming on russia hosted the the winter olympics in sochi in twenty fourteen we know without any major security incidents the difference this time around of course is that the world cup is going to be held in not one but i live in different cities how is this going to affect the security process you know first of all people have complete trust in the security preparations and the security concept developed by.

. —— on sochi. and also having not had the best season last season when we entered ourselves.son. questions there from our reporter, kate grey. well, a short while after the race, our reporter in pyeongchang, kate grey, caught up with the proud parents of the pair. i'm now at the medal plaza here in pyeongchang, and i have found team fitzpatrick and keio. i imagine you have had a brilliant few days, what a collection of medals they have! we have menna's dad here, what an amazing few days! and i hear that you are partly to thank for this? partly to blame, really. she used to folow me, until she found a younger, faster guide, but i'm not moaning, three medals is brilliant. and for you, mother to guidejen. responsibility to pick up and refocus? i don't think some realise what the guides have to do and all this. they have such a good relationship, they're just the most amazing team. they use laughter an awful lot to get them through things, which is fantastic. so i think menna was shaken, she said so publicly, she was quite tearful, but they just worked together with their amazing

she went on to win gold at the sochi paralympics but just four months ago she found out that the cancermoved. she never believed she would be able to win another paralympic gold but today she did indeed in the boarder cross. there was another cancer survival story in the race followed, this time it was the race followed, this time it was the usa's renard huckabee and she beat her teammate amy purdy, who was favoured for that race, so a lot of emotion amongst the athletes at the boarder cross. moving to the cross country skiing, ca nada's boarder cross. moving to the cross country skiing, canada's brian mcrea the continued his dominance in the visually impaired cross—country skiing, he comfortably won the 21 kilometre race, becoming his nation's most successful winter paralympic athlete. marcel kittel steered clear of a major crash in the final ten kilomeres on stage six of the tirreno—adriatico to take his second stage victory of the race. a momentary lapse of concentration) saw fernando gaviria clip the back wheel of lead—out man maximilliano richeze during the 153km stage. kittel spri

. >>> a powerful avalanche buried cars at a sochi ski resort. one of the most popular in russia. the snow as you can see was yell yellowish, experts say a mix of sand and pollen blew in. >>> the average price of gas has climbed by 7 cents. the bay area has one of the highest averages in the nation. at $3.54 a gallon. earlier in the year experts forecast they could see gas hit $4 a gallon by memorial day. >>> a hefty parking surcharge for giants fans at their exhibition game. say go a's and pay 30 bucks to park, or don't say it and pay 50 bucks to park. many giants found the $20 savings a reason to -- >> 30 bucks for parking unless you guys say go as. >> you're goi ego a's. >> part of a helping to keep this place open, i guess. >> that's pretty good. the idea was announced by a's president dave correll yesterday. it is a promotion to lure new a's fans to games as the team celebrates it's 50th season in oakland. >> must be nice to have dispensable income like that. >> when you're a die hard, you have to do what you have to do. >> and just ahead, hear from the bay area contestant wh

we saw it with the sochi olympics and the doping scandal that followed.cerns boris has raised are perfectly reasonable. the politicising of the world cup. i think the question which then follows is twofold. the first is, who should then attend? and i think he is right that having worked so ha rd he is right that having worked so hard for all of this time, it's right for the team to attend, but the next question that follows is the next question that follows is the safety of the fans, and ensuring that safety. i know discussions are going to follow on that, but i think it will be a really crucial part of the picture. lots of discussions about whether england should even go to the games. as a scot, we took a decision early on not to get to the world cup! we took a very principled decision! laughter we look to the future and saw bad things coming down the track and said no. that's what i would like to believe. i'm sure that's how gordon strachan sees it! you have to look oi'i strachan sees it! you have to look on the bright side. it's a difficult issue. ever

the context of the political the political talks that are ongoing go whether in geneva or a place in sochi in the context of talk about a new constitution so theoretically should the come through as a country be reunited and not be a patchwork and not have influence by different countries of course and i'm sure that's what most syrians would want i don't think that's realistic under current conditions it may not be realistic as long as the regime is what it is today i don't know that's that's obviously something that the syrians are going to have to decide but that is unfortunate lot of blood that's been spilt and i'm sure this. it's going to take some time for many syrians to reconcile themselves to the different reality now the geneva she asked to not talks about achievements such as different the confliction zone observation pos reconciliation centers but obviously failed to dent the greater war itself can post war syria be decided during this conferences i'm in is that realistic. you know having spent a long time in geneva both with the russian colleagues but also with the un and other

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the context of the political the political talks that are ongoing whether in geneva or its place in sochi in the context of talk about a new constitution so theoretically should the contours of country be reunited and not be a patchwork and not have influence by different countries of course and i'm sure that's what most syrians would want i don't think that's realistic under current conditions it may not be realistic as long as the regime is what it is today i don't know that's that's obviously something that the syrians are going to have to decide but there is unfortunate lot of blood that's been spilt and i'm sure this. it's going to take some time for many syrians to reconcile themselves to the different reality now the geneva she asked are not talks about achievements such as the from the confliction zone observation pos reconciliation centers but obviously failed to dent the greater war itself can post war syria be decided during this conferences i'm in is that realistic. you know having spent a long time in geneva both with the russian colleagues but also with the un and others it'

. >>> a powerful avalanche buried cars at a sochi ski resort. one of the most popular in russia. can see was yell yellowish, experts say a mix of sand and pollen blew >>> the average price of gas has climbed by 7 cents. the bay area has one of the highest averages in the nation. at $3.54 a gallon. earlier in the year experts forecast they could see gas hit $4 a gallon by memorial day. >>> a hefty parking surcharge for giants fans at their exhibition game. say go a's and pay 30 bucks to park, or don't say it and pay 50 bucks to park. many giants found the $20 savings a reason to -- >> 30 bucks for parking unless you guys say go as. >> you're goi ego a's. >> part of a helping to keep this place open, i guess. >> that's pretty good. the idea was announced by a's president dave correll yesterday. it is a promotion to lure new a's fans to games as the team celebrates it's 50th season in oakland. >> must be nice to have dispensable income like that. >> when you're a die hard, you have to do what you have to do. >> and just ahead, hear from the bay area contestant who's looking to impre

these images from sochi, in russia.and got picked up by other storm systems in the sahara desert and mixed with the wind and snow. >> nascar racing was a snow go in virginia. rain and snow have been falling on the martinsville speedway since saturday. race officials decided there was little chance of getting the track cleared and dry enough to race today. they'll try and start their engines tomorrow. >> well their tag line is envisioning the classics with color. >> i was thinking that my community doesn't like shakespeare because it's boring and it's old and it's antiquated. they want to see something that's lively that's popping that's fun. >> we will take you behind the scenes with san francisco's african american shakespeare company. >> there have been some unusual sightings in the monterey bay this time of year. coming up we'll take you along our whale watching trip. >> a nice time to do it too. things will be warming up this week all the way into the 80s. we'll the forecast after a break. this t-rex went extinct fo

|j couldn't go to sochi and i think that motivated me further.ve known her, i am so proud she came back to guide me. helps having a good buddy to work with and we are team, we do this together. one doesn't come without the other and that is one of our real strengths that it is totally us, there is no eye in this team. still to come, stuart broad says there's still a lot of cricket left in his 31—year—old legs. and we will see who made andy murray laugh in the middle of the night. what a weekend it was in the world of golf — rory mcilroy winning the arnold palmer invitational in florida and tiger woods showing he really is returning to form. we can talk now to the former european tour winner andrew murray, now part of bbc radio's golf team. not the andy murray we have just been seeing! we will see him in a few minutes' time. andrew, that win for rory has silenced a lot of critics, hasn't it? it was fantastic, captivating stuff last night. i have to say, the fact tiger woods is back in the frame as well just tiger woods is back in the frame as well

senator mccain said, what will happen to my vacation plans in sochi? hundreds of billions have this in common. do something about it. the though the u.s. was first country to have -- it is implement it timidly. instruments.er it is this type of personal leverage. people use western countries and treat western countries -- that is the place with which they link their future. that is the leverage they have. >> [inaudible] >> i will try to answer. let me challenge the premise of the first question. whatever the kremlin did in connection with our elections, it has not turned out well for them. there is a certain amount of order and that is there one success. thever, they turned democrats into very strong cold wars against the kremlin. they also went up with a president which whatever his own personal point of view may be has pursued a policy that a stronger and better than that of his democratic predecessor. greater knowledge in the democratic class of the danger represented by the kremlin. that was a knowledge to the national security strategy -- acknowle

four yea rs performances back in sochi four years ago.mprove on that. there is british interest in the nordic skiing. it was cross country today. the seven and a half kilometre distance for scott mina, who was going in his sixth event of these games. he has had a very busy programme. he only got into nordic skiing about 18 months ago, and today he finished 14th, so our way back from the medallists, but still a great performance from the british athlete and he will look to aim for beijing 2022 after these games. still a lot to do for great britain as they move into the last day with all eyes on the visually impaired alpine skiers. thank you. it looked warmer there thanit thank you. it looked warmer there than it did at twickenham. if you thought you'd seen it all wherejose mourinho's concerned, well, you were wrong. he gave a 12 minute answer at his press conference yesterday, uninterrupted, defending manchester united's shock exit to sevilla the champions league. here's just a snippet of his rant. i'm not going to cry because i heard a fe

la mujer lucho gracias a eso logró quedarse con evidencia y sangre de sochi el sospechoso los resultadosrestaron a un hombre que viajó de miami para encontrarse con una niña de solo 10 años y tener relaciones sexuales con ella. nos cuentan cómo el hombre convenció a su víctima >>> un depredador de niños hacia como llamó el alguacil del condado ayora tan días de 33 años. día forestado el martes luego de abusar sexualmente de una menor de 10 años. una niña a la que conoció por internet, y a la que según los detectives sedujo por seis semanas hasta finalmente encontrarse con ella. >>> jugó con la niña, era una relación sexual dominante y sumiso. el seis en masa le dijo lo que quería ser y el martes llegó desde miami para verla . >>> según el alguacil díaz llegó hasta el final de la calle de su casa y la llevó a estemos el seis . los padres al notar la ausencia de la niña, llamaron a la policía . la casa encontró una nota donde decía que ciriaco con unas amigas por unos días . revisaron su computadora y a través de los mensajes pudieron dar con días y llegar al hotel donde encontraron a la n

it but it isn't just the teams on the fans that if a fairing for the world cup at the aquarium in sochi the dolphins and the sea lions have also been getting in on the action showing some nifty ball skills there perhaps too much diving for the purists again. more news at the top of the hour. and. this. vote with your remote. for special coverage of the russian presidential election exit polls opinions real time results monitoring much more. when you don't. seem to. get a court to do. what to me. said . no seven did that to. you speak french. those who. continue. the legacy of the communist era has left i'm assuming a lot of of the legacy waste as well i'm assuming again from my understanding of the soviet era that there was much more of a culture of a reuse and not throwing things away that i think the society that emerged out of that tends to reject so it's a matter of moving back to that. if you. think. it's. the small amount of it was a. comedy team it's the. be. difficult for the. think if a. descending as they share a love on something wasn't even hello my name. because of concerns

due to a knee injury, soa out on sochi due to a knee injury, so a huge amount of emotion.ing season. in rugby league, castleford tigers have signed hull fc prop liam watts for a "significa nt fee" on a three—year deal. watts helped hull win back—to—back challenge cups in 2016 and 2017 but his recent career has been effected by disciplinary problems. watts is currently serving a three match ban for headbutting an opponent. warrington wolves stand—off kevin brown has retired from international rugby league with england. brown was a member of the england squad that lost to australia in last year's world cup final. 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 — and we'll have more for you in sportsday at 10:30pm. thank you, jessica. now the weather with phil avebury. hello once again. it's been one of those days across many western parts of the british isles, and for that you have to thank this big area of low pressure. a lot of isobars around it, and a weather front as well. so it's a combination of w

moscow lab director of the whistle on a state backed plot to cheat doping tests at the twenty fourteen sochi games as a result green athletes from russia were only allowed to take part in chiang under the olympic flag the red white and blue kept firmly out of sight. and today two of them including alexander crucial mid ski failed drug tests while in south korea the i.o.c. agreed on sunday to lift a ban if no of the athletes tested positive they didn't and russia's reinstatement was complete it. ok for more of this i'm joined now by ed mccambridge from our sports good morning it was this is a surprise decision well i don't think so i think i think the writing was on the wall for this decision the moment they permitted one hundred sixty athletes to take part in these winter games despite a state sponsored doping program there was even rumors of the russian flag being reintroduced the closing ceremony now that was stopped because of the two athletes that tested positive jury in the games but before that the i.o.c. had been impressed by the participation of russia and people were expecting this

wanted doesn't want to be called like that when he was small you know and he said money museum in sochi. here. because i was playing and he was and he was compared with me all the time you know it's a kid i played and he was you know you're going to be as good as your there then you were going to. so he didn't want to call but he said my name is a woman. was a quiet lad nobody in sun valley ever imagined him having a career as a football star. afraid of everything. he's afraid of ever he's afraid of heights and feet of water and he's afraid of when he was a kid he never bug you never talk about you know we were when we were having the issue of all he never think about. football wasn't even his first choice on the sporting from the preferred floorball a popular type of hockey in sweden. licensed. told by his coach york state again he was able to see big potential very early on. and encouraged him to play football because the situation when i had him the first time when he was. seventeen was that he was. he was not so good football player he was not the best not the best even though in th

banner at last month's winter olympics, following the doping scandal which marred the previous games in sochispeaking ahead of this weekend's world indoor championships in birmingham, says there are conditions before russian track and field athletes are welcomed back. it has to be for the international federations to decide the eligibility of the athletes, and what do we mean by that? simply, are theyin what do we mean by that? simply, are they in systems that are clean? are they in systems that are clean? are theyin they in systems that are clean? are they in systems that are clean? are they in systems that, to the best satisfaction of the international federation, is good enough? it has to be for them to make that judgment, and we have made that judgment. the basic principle here for me has always been very clear. it is, how can we separate the clean athletes from a tainted system? how can we get clean athletes into competition? i think we've done that ina competition? i think we've done that in a sensible and proportionate way. we will have mutual athletes here, as we had in london, but it

anote bien, empieza el 14 de junio y se va a disputar en 11 ciudades como moscÚ, san petersburgo y sochiaÑos ha habido momentos inolvidables jugadores que se han convertido en leyendas, hoy vamos hablar con una joven artista que con su obra plasma escenas de la vida de esas leyendas pero en botas de fÚtbol y un especial para ella es lio messi vamos hasta asunciÓn paraguay es lilian cantero, bienvenida lilian cuÉntanos por favor que te inspirÓ a pintar a lio messi en un par de botines. >> buenas tardes muchas gracias por ponerse en contacto conmigo y un saludo a toda la audiencia. mmm... bueno para mÍ lionel messi fue siempre el mejor jugador del mundo y desde que empecÉ a pintar sobre los botines fue como un sueÑo que tenga un trabajo mÍo. entonces es eso. >> quÉ detalladas son tus pinturas parecen fotografÍas impresionantes, lio messi sabemos todos es argentino y tÚ eres paraguaya no te dicen algo porque admiras al contrincante. >> no porque pintÉ a varios acÁ en paraguay y todos tenemos nuestros Ídolos dentro del fÚtbol y admiro a muchos jugadores. >> cÓmo reacciono messi cuando recibi

. >> reporter: in sochi four years ago, roman and his teammates captured gold. >> my name is rico roman, and i'm a team toyota athlete. >> reporter: now, he's featured in ads for toyota and comcast. owner of nbc universal. >> but there might be somebody that's home with a disability that has no clue about disabled sports or sled hockey. just like i didn't know. and by showing these commercials, hopefully we can get the next generation of paralympians in here. >> a gold medal paralympian whose goal now is to inspire others. we appreciate you spending part of your evening with us. that is "nightly news" for tonight. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thanks for watching, and good night. the national fight...has become very local. oakland )s mayor has strong wors for the trump administration... after the attorney general calls her out. the news at 6 starts right now: good evening and thanks for after the attorney general calls her out. the news at 6:00 starts right now. evening. thanks for being with us. >> i'm jessica aguirre. the battle lines have been drawn. the trump administr

media and then enjoy it and it isn't just the same some fans that are preparing for the world cup in sochi marines even dolphins and sea lines have marked the start of the one hundred day camp down with a small football tournament in the rain along with spectators who dressed up in the colors of different countries taking part next summer. football fever has started nashville had feed the sour anti establishment parties have made major gains in italy's general election we'll have that story just after the break. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president and three more somehow want to. get it right to be first this is what the before last three in the morning can't be good for the. interest of all those in the waters in the. first six. months. welcome back the weekly now a former russian policeman labelled the siberian ripper has been jailed for life for a series of grisly murders which of shocks the night shift. thank you. i thank you. but. you know with her skillz must you know it's. going to last because it

but it isn't just the teams on the phones that are for pairing for the wells come to the aquarium in sochi the dolphins and sea lions have also mean getting in on the action showing some nifty cool skills that are perhaps too much diving for the purists of the game. we're back in just over half an hour with a recap of the week's top stories but for more in the meantime. for a world cup twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of all time but there was one more question by the way was going to be our coach. guys i know you are nervous he's a huge star among us and the huge amount of pressure you have to go i mean eighty percent of the beach we're told we're with you and do the great the british you are the rock at the back nobody gets past you we need you to get the ball going let's go. alone. and i'm really happy for drawing down for the goals in the infield world cup in russia meet this special one come all sorts of cliches need to just say the review theology team's latest edition may go up as we go. to jersey. when lawmakers manufacture consensus instead o

the former moscow lab director let information out on the sochi games.s a result clean athletes from russia were only allowed to take part in pyeongchang under the olympic flag. the red white and blue cap early out of sight. and although two of them including this person failed drug tests in south korea, the ioc agreed on sunday to lift the ban since no other athletes tested positive. the reinstatement was complete. brent: we want to unpack this story. i am joined by jonathan crane from the sports desk. was this a big surprise? jonathan: i don't think it was. there is always going to be a case of when and not if the russia ban was lifted. we have been building up to the since the ioc decided to allow 168 russian athletes to compete as neutral. this reinstatement was going to be on the cards sooner rather than later. we could have seen them brought -- marching under their own flag had it not been for the failed doping test. a lot of members fear a backlash, nervousness about reinstating russia, so if they have been impressed by the baker -- they had been

western media and then enjoy it but it's not just teams and fans that are preparing for the world cup in sochi is marines a little fiends and see lines that have held that i torment pretty nifty take along with spectators he would dressed in the colors of different countries taken next summer. so that brings you up today so i'm already looking forward to that will come. when low. make its manufacture come sentenced to public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the financial merry go round the sun be the one percent. time going all middle of the room six. million more you need to. apply for many clubs over the years so i know the game inside guides. football isn't only about what happens on the pitch for the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the super money just kill you narrowness and spending two to twenty million on one player. book it's an experience like nothing else on to because i want to share what i think what i know about the beautiful game played great so one more chance for. the base this minute. today there are four million stude

year with the opening of the first fi for world cup football park in russia's black sea resort of sochi as well as armor to match is the master classes world cup veterans are on hand there as well including the portuguese striker nunu gomes who was at saturday's opening ceremony. it is not my first time here in russia but it's my first time here in this city and i'm glad to be here if. i had the opportunity to meet this wonderful city one of those cities of the world russia is a beautiful country a lot a lot more bigger than than my in portugal particle is a small country comparing comparing to russia but. of course russia even if he's big we have some similar things regarding culture and i'm happy to be here and i'm happy also that russia will finally will the world cup portugal is coming to this world cup crowned is the european champions they are so to speak or one of the favorites or could you name one or a few obstacles that you expect the team to come across at this world cup a lot of eyes are looking to our national team and the maybe that could be one of the reasons that increas

so i spent a couple weeks there with carrots in the summer with the confederations cup we were in sochi in the summer. we were in san moscow and st petersburg and really there is a huge advantage in terms of flight distances it doesn't make regular to larry a lot so what we've got to fix up a place that we have sold occupancy all. booked and the facilities are really top ten's of. our own we have weather shoots and we pull over a couple of plays in exeter also since so round so we can add an element of security in for the seat also that's left some freedom to go outside and walk around without being followed everywhere. how excited are you we find we don't need funds to grow we're very excited because we just organized our last event in the in the run up for the for the big tournament and we're now into the in the absolute straight line. so we're still the opening match in basically nothing else books but the world cup and the surrounding events. british and that's where we're going to start up professionally to do the last of the for the for more from the t twenty seven. to friendly to

senators who were in charge of passing it, senator said that it ruined his vacation plans in sochi.t is something that is not symmetrical. hundreds of billions that come in here, do something about it. even though the u.s. was the first country to have this act, it was still implemented timidly. their other instruments, the fc fcpa and the crimea regulations. it is this coverage that is so effective. because so many people around putin use western countries as the place with which they link their future, that is the leverage you have and we hope you use it more than you are doing now. >> widely not take action? i will try to answer that question. the may challenge the premise of your first question. whatever the kremlin did in connection with our elections, it has not turned out well for them. there is a certain amount of disorder in our political class because of that, and that is one success. on the other hand, they turned the more specific party, the democrats, into strong cold wars against the kremlin. they wanted to put the president, whatever his personal point of view may be,

so i spent a couple weeks there with carrots in the summer with the confederations cup we were in sochi in the summer. we were in san moscow and st petersburg and really there isn't a few get benefits in terms of flight distances it doesn't make a great deal of difference larry a lot so what we've got is typical of a place that we have sold occupancy all. booked and the facilities are really top ten's of. our own we have never shoots and we pull over the top of the place in exeter also since so ground so we can have an element of security and privacy of also the absolute freedom to go outside and walk around without being followed every right. how excited are you we find we don't need funds to grow we're very excited because we just organized our last event in the in the run up for the for the big tournament and the. we're now into the in the absolute straight line. towards the if the opening match is basically nothing else books but the last cup and the surrounding events. british and it's. a professional to do to watch the fee for the much too much like the seven through to friendly t

but it isn't just the teams and the fun so they're preparing for the world cup at the aquarium in sochi the dolphins and the sea lions have also been getting in on the action showing some nifty little schools there perhaps a bit too much diving for the purists if they get. back in just about half an hour with the week's top stories but from what we're in the meantime. we're going to walk you on the idea that dropping bombs brings peace to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battles but go. to sox for the tell you that would be gossip to the public but i fell. off the bad guys and tell me you are not cool enough to buy their product. that we along with all forty one. the legacy of the communist era has left i'm assuming a lot of of the legacy waste as well i'm assuming again from my understanding of the soviet era that there was much more of a culture of a reuse and not throwing things away that i think the society that emerged out of that tends to reject so it's a matter of moving back to that. previously on the great american told. a joke blue we made of the word of the boy. who

but it's not just teams of fans preparing for the world cup if we have a look at sochi well you see here goal for this is getting in to the footy mood clearly not fish out of water when it comes to ball skills although it has been said they dive a bit too much. ok lots more to come for you this evening i'll be back with the latest news headlines and updates on just over half an hour. now not once not. enough winds up to let down one by its nature the definition is in the. south. taking the equal to the south yes it would oxycodone and then you're going to bring. how we think i'm. going to let you know what that beach. south is out. just dealing with one mean i love this they. may learn from. them tokyo find it is going to go. out. this look was because did a piece of dancing coral cultural pretty high for the grammys. this manufacture consent to stick to the public well. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the famous. old middle of the room sick. previously on the great american pilgrimage. i kept believe we've been in the land of the. who. actually were in buzzards bay. eve

silver meanwhile it was a super day for the united states who supports their gold medal haul from sochi games four years ago on just the first day they clinched gold in men's downhill skiing and the women's and men's biathlon and that puts the usa at the top of the medal table with three gold one more that in sochi france and the neutral paralympic athletes will or n.p.a. are just behind with two gold medals each the ukraine and canada round out the top five ok well staying on the slopes mckay to schifrin has won her fifth world cup slam title in sixty seasons shifrin secured the crystal globe with victory in the world cup race of the season in germany on saturday she's the first gear to win forty two world cup races before the age of twenty three the american also clinched the overall title on friday for the second straight season. four while the one which is looking to put a troubled twelve months behind him at indian wells and an elbow injury during wimbledon last year kept the twelve time grand slam champion out of action until january australian open after which he had to undergo m

we had in sochi 260 repairs, and now we're on 300 repairs, and the games are not over, so we are stillng. now on bbc news, the travel show. coming up on this weeks travel show: i dress up and hit the road here in japan. we are going through the most fashionable part of tokyo and i am dressed as a fat plumber. lucy gets the lowdown on travelling without too much plastic. cheers! and we meet a woman who was all alone in america's smallest town. everybody else has either passed away or moved away and this is where i chose to stay. we are starting this week injapan, the home of video gaming. it is hard to believe that it's a full a0 years since the space invaders game was invented here and recently, tokyo's celebrated that anniversary of a special exhibition and giant video wall, where today's generation of gamers can test their retro skills. but space invaders isn't the only iconic game to have been created here in japan. tucked away in the backstreets of sibuya, just five minutes from the famous crossing, i have come to find a guided tour with a difference. i guess the best way to descri

counseled a speech during her trip to australia because she feels unwell sochi received a ceremonial military welcome in canberra with australia's prime minister early on monday but she counsels an event in sydney on the same day out of the as i am summit it comes after hundreds of protesters gathered in sydney to protest me a mass treatment over hendra muslims sochi has been under fire for her silence about man last military crackdown in rakhine states at least seven hundred people in australia south east have been forced to leave their homes as raging bushfire spread the country's two most populous states of new south wales and victoria are most effected the bushfires have so far destroyed at least one hundred homes and killed cattle it's believed the fires were sparked by lightning and then intensified by joy when the temperatures have reached forty one degrees celsius in recent days. in monaco at least seventeen people have died tropical storm. of the country six thousand of those have been displaced the gusts of one hundred twenty kilometers an hour. they say need. regions where

the russian foreign ministry to attend the meeting in sochi on biological weapons disarmament the countries have interests we try to work a full disarmament to try to bring people together so that chemical biological weapons are eliminated we knew that states have interests there these interests may look. my personal preferred interests would be today the world of the things of their experience and is that ideas very quickly polarized in the media particularly also in the social media they lead their own lives. now all the theories this hypothesis heard about the use of. assassination and ninety five to ninety eight percent for an incredible what i will to look at or what the basic facts is the basic facts are that we know very little the word is very open at least in my mind as you know it will soon approaches very seriously if one wants to let the mechanisms to it or a variable through the chemical weapons convention played a role in mediation then i think we have to look at the facts and the procedures worked out performer billy at the much lower level floors don't be over here while mr