sprint jumps on for years.eal did put pressure on sprint's existing bonds and investors still craving everything bonds this week. there are $14 billion that king was offering. they proved african dollar debt still has plenty of buyers. still with me, met from morgan stanley. plus we can look them david riley had of credit strategy at bloomberg asset management, i want to come to you, that push higher we have seen in treasury yields. at what point does that move start to compete for capital elsewhere in high-yield? >> that is the big question. think the yields will move higher. move taking a big out some of our duration but we orthink we'll be getting to above the 10 year. then the question becomes when you have cash rates of two and 2.5%, it is 5.526% -- is that enough to be invested in high-yield credit? i think there is a danger that we see from the pricing of credit to clear for that. that does make us a little wary u.s.s. high-yield and credit more generally at this juncture. >> everybody talks about the fl

high yields, sprint sold junk bonds for the first time in three years. deal did put pressure on sprint's existing bonds and investors still craving african bonds this week. billion of$14 kenya's offering, proving the african dollar debt still has plenty of buyers. still with me, matt hornback from morgan stanley. kathy jones from charles schwab. i am pleased to join from london david riley. that push higher in treasury yields, at what point does that move start to compete for capital elsewhere into credit, investment growth and high-yield? david: that is the big question. think yields will move higher, that the fed is still underpriced. we have seen a big move of late of taking down some of our short duration, but we think ultimately, we will be getting 3.5 and above for the 10 year and the fed will do another four to five hikes by the end of next year. the question becomes, when you , is 5.5 toates 2.5% 6% enough to be invested in high-yield credit? i think there is a danger that we see some repricing of credit to clear for that. that does make us a lit

. >> sprint post as surprise profit. the telom reportedarnings and sales that beelt expectations as the recent tax cuts and anup ck in new subscribers helped results. sprint is also raising its free cash flow and operating income ok forecast for the 2017 fiscal year. sprint shares rose 5% to $5.36. >> honda motors up its profit forecast for the year because os stroes in china. the automaker said the asian market was the only region that saw sales growth during the quarter. in factas demand so strong that honda expects that region now toecome its largest market, a designation the u.s. currently holds. profits also beat expectations. honda up 3% on this down day to 36.16. >> estai laweder said there was strong demand for its newly added brands touring the holidays. robust sales forts two-faced, and becca products helped them top a expectations also raise guidance for the full year. laweder shares off a fraction at $134.39. >> operating income surged in the latest quarter at sony, thanks in part to strong sales of playstati

british cyclist mark cavendish led the way in a bunch sprint finish to win stage three of the dubai tourm car and lost his overall lead to elia viviani. cavendish took the lead to sprint to the line in the closing stages finishing ahead of the french sprinter nacer bouhanni and germany's marcel kittel. the italian viviani now has the race lead by four seconds from cavendish iheading into stage four on friday. now before we go let me ask you, who doesn't love a tasty treat? well swansea city manager carlos carvalhal treated the media to pastries from his native homeland of portugal on thursday. carvalhal, who's revived the welsh side since taking over, winning three of his six premier league matches handed out pasteis de nata, a traditional portuguese version of custard tarts, to the assembled journalists. who would not take one of them? what about the people who said no? my children love them. i don't mind either. everything else, go to the website. but from me, tulsen tollett, and the portuguese tub—thumping team, goodbye. —— tart—loving. hello there. yesterday morning, some of the cold

do with the by awful lot right yes biathlon and specifically lara dahl maya now one goals in the sprints event on saturday and she repeated her trick she won the the suits event today a fantastic performance from her loss she just was shooting really she was under pressure from survive is and the start of the cruise mean a better. performance on the skis was just about enough time to grab the frog at the end she won by nearly thirty seconds and she becomes the first woman ever to compete in the olympic biathlon sprints and pursuit began perhaps you could go to mass start race on saturday no that would be no mean feat because biathlon is such a difficult event it combines insurance with position so if she can do that it would be a superb achievement absolutely and no surprise that she would win that because i mean she has just been that overwhelming favorite going into this but how about on the men's side or on the men's side heifer won the sprint events on sunday for germany but he couldn't repeat the feat like a doll maya did he had a four point four second head start she had a twenty f

the home straight so that makes her the first woman ever actually to complete an olympic biathlon sprint and pursuit several should be going for hat trick of golds in the must start race on saturday now a platform is one of the probably one of the most physically demanding events in the winter olympics because not only does it combine the insurance side of things with the cross-country skiing you've got to be precise with the shooting and it's very difficult to monster but it is a sport that she took its origins from the norwegian army in the seventeen hundreds when they were training ok germany not quite a successful low in men's pursuit that's right had won the sprints events on sunday like down but on like he was unable to then convert that into a win today he only had a four point four second head study eventually finished eighth but that man there you can see full of fronts he was disappointed on sunday he was one of the favorites for the spring's event only if finished eighth in the end but he's one of the sport's most successful athletes and he turned it around today where he was

i the same both creates a frenzy wherever he goes now we're just hours away from discovering the sprint king's latest spalls in. a way will be opened for people to get out of syria's east and goose a region into mass chaos in the coming hours it's happening for at least twenty six people were killed on monday there. russia's president has ordered a five hour cease fire beginning it oh seven hundred hours g.m.t. will be a humanitarian corridor or in order for people to leave. following the order of the russian president with the aim of eliminating casualties among the civilian population of eastern a daily humanitarian pause is being introduced starting february twenty seventh from nine am to two pm and a humanitarian corridor will be created for the exit of civilians its cordon its have been prepared and will be announced soon al-jazeera as a solid been javert reports it is not yet clear what the details of this proposed russian cease fire between nine am to two in the afternoon are going to be so far what we've seen is that this humanitarian ceasefire will mean that a car door will be

>> believe it or not, we used to run fartlek courses, which were brutal, 'cause you would sprint, youd do calisthenics, you'd do--and it was-- it was difficult. >> nothing to giggle at. >> nothing to giggle at, except for the name, which, come on. it's fartlek. [laughter] i feel really good about it. i'm gonna--i'm gonna just say d, fartlek, final answer. >> $30,000! >> ah! >> all right. >> yeah! i like it. >> 30 grand. all right, this is it, $50,000. >> that's the next one? >> yeah. >> ah, come on. >> $50,000 threshold. you still have two lifelines. >> okay. >> here it is, $50,000 threshold question. ♪ formula 409 cleaner gets its name from which of the following facts about the number 409? >> i am--i am feeling very strongly about d right now. but i do--i believe it's between a and d. i did bring a friend, and he is--he's generally pretty wise, but i think this is-- i don't know if this is in his bailiwick, so to speak. but we're gonna roll the dice, 'cause this is the $50,000 question. >> this is $50,000. yeah, you're risking $25,000. >> yeah, so i'm gonna--i'm gonna bring down my

the biathlon yes more success for germany more success most of my and now when she got gold in the sprint event on saturday and because of that she had a twenty four seconds a head start going into this race she was under pressure. and the studs it could mean about misty's exactly the shooting that saw her through and she won in the end by nearly thirty seconds we can see even having time to grab the flag there if she was going down the home straight so that makes have the first woman ever actually to complete another biathlon sprint and pursuit should be going for hat trick of golds in the last start race on a saturday now a biathlon is one of the probably one of the most physically demanding events in the winter olympics because not only does it combine the insurance side of things with the cross-country skiing you've got to be precise with the shooting and it's very difficult to monster but it is a sport that featured its origins from the norwegian army in the seventeen hundreds when they were training ok not quite a successful low in men's pursuit that's right had won the sprints even

sprint.e for people with hearing loss, visit sprintrelay.com. [ cheers and applause ] welcome back to "child support." i'm here with kay. kay, you've made it through six questions. you have not needed the kids once. that is what we call on "child support" a perfect game so far. [ cheers and applause ] how are you feeling? [ sighs ] i'm a little bit nervous still, but -- but i like these kids. you feel like if you stumble, they'll be there for you. i feel like they will be. these kids are smart! they know a lot of stuff. they're getting a lot of these right. it's a good safety net. yeah. yeah. i like them. all right, here's your seventh question, worth $75,000. [ cheers and applause ] if someone... i feel like i went to school with a girl named loquacious before. savage: right. [ laughter ] shout out to loquacious! shout out to loquacious. but i only know it because as a kid, i was super talkative. like, no matter what my grades were, my teacher would write on my report card -- a's and b's, ta

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diggins sprinted to the end, first overtaking norway.ead of sweden, collapsing on to the ground, winning america's first-ever medal in ladies cross-country. >> i looked over at the scoreboard and saw out a big sc tackled jessie. and she said, did we just win the olympics? yeah. >> reporter: an unexpected and historic victory that has shaken up this olympic games. >> and jessie and kikkan are with us now. ladies, we were watching this in our newsroom earlier. people were screaming, shouting. we could not believe you did it. it was amazing. how did it feel? >> amazing. amazing. it is still sinking in. we always hope to create that kind of reaction for cross-country skiing. it makes us feel so good to hear you're excited. >> we were pumped. we were watching this, jessie, as you were -- there was a point when it was neck andne. you were a little behind. you were a little ahead. tell us what was going on through that last push where you gave it everything you got and hit that finish line. >> yeah. we skied a smart and conservative semifinal.

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sprint. works for me.ing loss, visit sprintrelay.com. >> trevor: welcome back to the daily show. my guest tonight is a political commentator who served as the executive director and general counsel to the congressional black caucus. she is now an executive producer and host of three specials for bet. the first in a series angela rye state of the union aired tonight. please welcome angela rye. (applause) welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me. >> trevor: you have a long list of credentials because are you doing many, many, many things. but some people first came to know you from an infamous moment where you were on cnn speaking during i think it was the conventions. we actually have that clip here. >> so she is a change maker, yes, change for the worse. >> what about the other things that he mentioned, her helping with school and adoptive parents. >> that is great, donald trump has done great things in his private time too for veterans, all across his foundation. he has done great thing toos. (appl

england had an explosive start withjonny may sprinting to get on the end of owen farrell's punt forwardect — farrell though missed the conversion. it was may who ran in the second try of the game — this time a great offload from joe launchbury, unlocking the wales backline. wales have since pressurised the england defence, scott williams denied by a late last gasp challenge by some and a hill. we are into the closing stages, england clinging to their advantage, just a couple of minutes remaining, england leading 12-6. well, earlier today ireland made it two wins from two with a dominant 56—19 victory over italy in dublin. after their last gasp win over france last weekend, things were far smoother today, with the irish scoring eight tries in all, as stuart pollitt reports. commentator: it looks good. it likes it. and ireland have stolen the game! after the last minute drop goal drama game! after the last minute drop goaldrama in game! after the last minute drop goal drama in paris surely today back on home turf victory would be an easier task for ireland. in conor o'shea italy have an i

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button. men, the defending 0lympic champions going in the team sprint qualifier.s been restored. restored. games in south korea by the iocjudo state—sponsored doping. state—sponsored doping. during the games themselves, as originally planned. originally planned. samples in a laboratory, all very cloak and dagger. cloak and dagger. turns of the ioc, it was looking purely at sochi. purely at sochi. fail doping tests when they were in south korea. south korea. under its flag and would be welcomed back but they could not do that. back but they could not do that. suspension and that is what has happened, the confirmation we have. happened, the confirmation we have. the book seems to have a lot more to come. come. authorities and the ioc and other governing bodies on a global scale? governing bodies on a global scale? wonder whether russia really has truly reformed. truly reformed. because it thinks it is still work to be done. to be done.

on a daily basis this quarter, to 14 courting 1.91 verizon. 1.84 to one with at&t, 1.4 with sprint.e are gaining customers every day. we aren't new to video, right? we have been playing in this space. allow, it was a way to free video streaming for customers. then we moved to netflix on us. we just heard just a company called layer three tv. we haven't announced what it is we are going to offer, but i will tell you that it's something like this. your smart phone has never met your tv. your smart phone knows everything you want to watch on social media. has all of your skinny bundles, etc.. millennial's in general, they don't want to stand in front of a big square panel. we are going to bring something that is the integration of streaming and social media and content, driven by the smart phone. sling, one of these. we know vaguely what it's going to be, but will it be able to compete with at&t and verizon? now that they have acquired content providers? they are both so confused and distracted. think about at&t. they bought directv for, oh my god, billions of dollars. the business tha

them pick sprinting champion says he's teaming up with celebrities to play football the charity soccer. those are the headlines the news continues but first is the stream . the only nation ever hit by an atomic bomb once again braces for the worst. when used explores life in japan under three years nuclear threat at this time on al-jazeera. the field public. ok i'm also from nigeria and your also in the stream today and the latest installment of maybe the most political entertaining and provocative yet it's still box office is a week ago smashing records and filling it with viewers of all ages it has won praise from critics at celebrities and audiences alike and it has also sparked a huge reaction from black people.

i know you do. >> where is sprint >> i don't know what sprint does >> sprint is yellow. >> to the point owner deutsche telecom, you're buying back as much as 8 to 9% a year and float only about 25% now it would seem it's going the other way. they seem to be quietly taking you private, you're going to be at 80% soon ownership. >> not even close. let's get down to the fundamental component. in q4 we generated $2.1 billion in cash from operations which generated 1.14 billion of free cash flow. what we announce today is that 2016 including buyback, we expect 46 to 48% compound annual free cash flow. >> understood but people think that's the low end of the range and you're being very conservative. >> 3 million for this 28 -- i was hoping you would be more like 3.57. >> that's why the stock is not up two bucks. >> for five years i've been doing this here at t-mobile, we've never missed a single number ever. >> are you underpromising and perhaps overdeliver? >> one or lost on the first t, as they say. last year my guidance for post paid was exactly the same as this year. and what we ultimately

sprint came in and issued $1.5 billion worth of debt.gilt market. 336 basis points. incredible tightening, no matter what we have seen in the markets. anything that the fed can do to shake the credit markets? carl: they are watching carefully to see if all of this expansion of federal lending demand is going to put pressure on the private markets. that charge is showing us that crowding out is not an issue, at least not yet. lisa abramowicz is here, by the way. what did we learn about the credit market yesterday? lisa: let's put this into perspective. it is the biggest junk bond issuer in broad indexes, more than $30 billion of debt. it's been looking for a suitor for many years. yesterday it said, by the way, we need to get up to speed with forrn technology with 5g wireless distribution, so we need another billion dollars. basically, the junk bond investors were a little bit scattered, nervous by this particular issuance. they are adding yet more debt on to this massive pile. to give you a sense, their bonds did selloff. so even though

. >>> our bay area athletes had let's start with speed skating, selski in the women's biathalon sprint, she began her sports career thanks grandfather. >> here's the medal count to and talk about very early on. you ca see how low the numbers given out. a lot of competition haven't the netherlands and norway are apiece german has two. no medals yet for the united states but th will likely change very soon. so muc for to come in the 5:00. medals on the line in the men's the lady's short program and ice dancin bay area. >>> ahead, you see the time. but now state lawm to >>> plus, not just the athletes >>> and right now we're watching a wind advisory for the bay breezy conditions around emeryv could the weekend end with a we're trauking that possibilit mornin it wasn't a big one. the 2.5 magnitude quake hit it around 8:00 this mornin no inj damage. >>> the stoke level high in lawmak introduced a new bill boosti the economy is the it wipes out all of the other >> not represents the hawaii i really believe that it was california that really put >> now the two assembly members not just posers

. >> he pushed atvs in the air, sprinted down lanes in cameroon and afghanistan. >> maybe a couple ofrs before we touch the bar. here in south korea, nate offered training tips. >> then we graduated to the real thing with his bobsled teammates. his brakeman doubles as an army captain. old men jumping into a bobsled at full speed is a delicate dance, not easy. he hopes they'll be fan favorites. >> it's going to be a lot of red, white and blue up there. >> matt gutman, south korea. >> now to jeff skversky. sixers keep on winning. >> they are playing well. hopefully they'll lock up a playoff spot. sixers won ten straight at home, the longest streak in 16 years. carson wentz in the house making noise. huge ovation for the eagle quarterback. sixers undefeated since the eagles won the superbowl. joel embiid scores 28. he says the game is becoming easy for him. looks it. end of the third, emdiid rebounds, turns around, locks it, another double double for jojo. seconds later, the defense not up here. sixers win 116-105. they have won a season high seven in a row. phillys on fire. sixers and f

t-mobile and sprint will cutback on discounts that comes after talks of the merger broke down.print won't be as aggressive when promotional offers expire because they believe the quality of their service is improving. >> we hope you're basking in the fly eagles fly win. >> we have a little bit of energy left. >> maribel a giants fan. eagles the last team to win a super bowl in the nfc east. let's hope we win more than the rest. >> we need rings on these fingers. >> reporter: it was tons of fun yesterday. if you're lining up for the train station in a way it's not as good and in a way it's better. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows you we're dry, as we look outside we're chilly, still glowing green on the center city skyscrapers. you notice the cameras are not bouncing around because the winds are next to nothing. the bad news, the temperatures are colder, but overall it's easier to take because of the lack of wind. 21 in allentown. 19 in reading. 19 in trenton. 21 in boston marathon. 19 in millville. these numbers are colder than yesterday. we'll not bug you with windchills

she pulled away for an impressive sprint finish in the last 200m to take gold and book herself a place in the world indoors championships in march. chris froome finished in 10th place at the ruta del sol on his return to racing as tim wellens claimed overall victory in the race around andalucia in southern spain. froome has dominated the attention during the race this week butjust scraped into the top 10 after the final time trial, but it was the belgian who held on to take overall victory in the race and the winner's red jersey. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening. coming up next it is meet the author. coming up next it is meet the author. if you have read any of the four mick herron novels featuring jackson lamb, you will know what to expect in the fifth, london rules. skulduggery, streets alive with lowlife a nd skulduggery, streets alive with lowlife and a threat of terror, a political class that is self—centred, often incompetent, sometimes corrupt. time is pressing and the threat is real and jackson land's ramshackle outfit ne

lara dahl meyer the twenty four year old wasn't just good in the seven point five kilometer biathlon sprint she was perfect despite the windy conditions don meyer hit all ten targets and finished over twenty four seconds ahead of the chasing pack well for more on the winter olympics in pianka chang make sure you check out our website at www dot com forward slash olympics get all the latest results the best pictures and stories right there you can also follow us on twitter at sports for live updates. now carnival celebrations are underway in many parts of the world including brazil where many people have had to cut back because of the country's economic pinch free addition nero's mayor has also been doing his part to save money and he's soured some revellers spirits by insisting that the celebration should not detract from everyday problems but for most people the party must go on. carnival is in full swing in rio with block parties bringing the streets to life. at city hall the rains were handed over to this year's carnival king who's in charge of keeping the party going. and the mayor and

only manage a fourth place meanwhile wasn't just good in the seven point five kilometer biathlon sprint she was perfect despite the windy conditions she hit all ten targets and finished twenty four seconds ahead of the chasing pack. rio de janeiro's carnival is famous for its elaborate costumes and dazzling samba dancers thousands of people have been flooding the city's streets taking part in iraq parades and at one party this week and even man's best friend could join in the fun at the annual pet. friendly parade animal lovers and therefore legged friends strutted their stuff in and of or a ray of creative costumes from tutu's to feathers pups of all shapes and sizes took part of their tails to the sound of a samba beat. and a reminder of the top story we're following here for you syria's military has shot down an israeli fighter jet the jet has been targeting launch sites for iranian drones in syria israel says it was provoked but syria and iran deny that charge. the washington w. news more coming up at the top of the hour thank you for joining us. you know what special. football made

she pulled away for an impressive sprint finish in the last 200m to take gold and book herself a placed in tenth place in the ruta del sol on his return to racing. chris froome has dominated the attention during the race this week, but just scraped the attention during the race this week, butjust scraped into the top ten after the final time trial, but a belgian held on to take overall victory in the race and the winner's red jersey. that is all from sports day, there will be more spot on bbc news throughout the evening. thank you forjoining us. thank you forjoining us. good evening. sunshine was much more limited today as we head into tomorrow there is likely to be a change of fortune. all this cloud is spilling in front of the atlantic, but there are a few breaks behind that and they could arrive in western areas tomorrow. at the moment we have got thicker cloud thatis moment we have got thicker cloud that is pushing its weight eastwards and that is bringing outbreaks of rain and drizzle. still a few breaks in the cloud for a across east anglia, so turning chilly here. no frost by th

manage fourth place well meanwhile don meyer wasn't just good in the seven point five kilometer biafra sprint she was perfect despite the windy conditions she hit all ten targets and finished twenty four seconds ahead of the chasing pack for more of the winter olympics and make sure you check out our website at v.w. dot com forward slash olympics all the latest results the best pictures and stories are right there also you can follow us on twitter at sports for live updates. all right to burn this latest soccer now in saturday's action has already seen plenty of goals fly and here are the results so far heritage one two nil as laver couzin frankfurt to be bottom side cologne four to fellow strugglers hamburg lost to nil a dork mynd had over a one to one against freiburg and hoffenheim beat mines for to the late game sees shaka travel to byron on friday life they've won two nil against all this work and there are two more matches to come on sunday. all right let's take a look at the highlights from that friday game now with rb lives winning at home to oxford day at. opens the scoring and then

only manage fourth place meanwhile it wasn't just good in the seven point five kilometer biathlon sprint she was perfect despite the windy conditions she hit all ten targets and finished twenty four seconds ahead of the chasing pack for more on the winter olympics make sure you check out our website w dot com slash olympics all the latest results the best pictures and stories are right there also be sure to follow us on twitter at the w sports for live updates. two bonus league soccer now or by new nick have continued their relentless drive to the title with a two one win over shaka took the lead through robert live and in the first half a shot to hit back to tie the score before half time after the break mr reliable thomas miller scored to make it two one and put the bavarians even closer to a sixth league championship in a row that is action have also seen plenty of goals fly in here are the results so far there's that by a victory over shocker one two nil at leverkusen frankfurt beat bottom side cologne four to fellow strugglers hamburg lost two nil at dortmund had over one to one aga

there was some british sprinting success, with pa ralympic champion sophie hahn in the women's 60 metres—38. she'll be making her debut at the commonwealth games in april. england's eddie pepperell has claimed his first european tour title after holding off compatriot oliver fisher to win at the qatar masters. the pair shared the lead overnight, but fisher could have forced a play—off but missed a birdie putt on the 18th. pepperell carded a two—under final round to finish on 18 under and secure victory. that's all from sportsday. more on those stories on the bbc sport website including reaction to manchester city's victory in the league cup final. bbc.co.uk/sport. next, meet the author. john tusa has been broadcast, bbc executive, a tsar in performance and in academia, but now he's brought it all together in a memoir called making a noise. from his own experience, getting it right and getting it wrong, as he puts it. and from the people he has worked with. it's more than a personal portrait, it's a picture, drawn from an intriguing angle of what kind of country we live in today. welcome.

the sprint and the slide that puts britain in contention for their first medal of the games.e questioning the high—tech skins that, parsons maintained as impressive form to put him within touching distance of the podium. goes to the front! what a finish that was! two down, two to go. hope ican that was! two down, two to go. hope i can sleep tonight, like the last four years aiming for this one moment. got to make the most of it. downhill skiing is seen as the game's marquee event, the showcase of the slopes. only fitting that norway's svindal marked it with a glorious moment at the age of 35 becoming the oldest gold—medal winner in winter olympics history. in the slalom sums struggled on the slopes but no problem for the american sensation mikaela shiffrin c00 american sensation mikaela shiffrin coo at the age of 22 claimed her second gold medal and it is unlikely to be her last that these games. for excitement look no further than snowboard cross for many skills and thrills, the wacky races of winter sports, but the defending champion avoided the dastardly antics behind him,

stina nilsson won the women's cross country sprint classic for sweden. gold on his 0lympic debut. and canada were crowned the first 0lympics mixed doubles curling champions, claiming gold with a 10—3 blowout win over world champions switzerland. there are six golds up for grabs on wednesday and it's underway. 0ne event to keep an eye on is the men's halfpipe, which is underway. in the first run the american shaun white is going for a third 0lympic title. as ever you can find all the details on our website — just go to bbc.com/sport. india have won the fifth one day international against south africa in port elizabeth by 73 runs to take a 4—1 lead with one match to play. the hosts won the toss and elected to bowl but a rohit sharma century helped india build a score of 274. in reply, the proteas never really got going despite hashim amla's 71 and kuldeep yadav took figures of 4 for 57 to lead his side to victory with the final match in centurion on friday. i think after 25 years we won the series in south africa. it's not the easiest place to play cricket

jamaica is famous for its reggae lightning quick sprint is and its bobsled as the caribbean item first at a bobsled team to the winter olympics in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight so iconic was the team that a film was made about and it was called cool runnings now the jamaicans are in the limelight and they're sending their first women's team to the winter games in junk chang. germany the finishing touches of being made yasmin fun lots of victorian and pushing keri russell a meticulously preparing they don't want to be mia participants we are what we call the underdogs no one really expected us to qualify for the olympics and we did no one expects us to perform well and we will goal is to be very competitive and do our best and i think that will give us to create this result very well. yasmin kerry in ordre had a brief but successful stint enough let's fix the code through for coach sandra curiosus those are ideal requirements the former olympic gold medalist thinks a jamaican is one of the favorites to the games. just minutes jasmine is a very good pilot she's also great at imp

she pulled away for an impressive sprint finish in the last 200m to take gold and book herself a place ruta del sol on his return to racing as tim wellens claimed overall victory in the race around andalucia in southern spain. froome has dominated the attention during the race this week butjust scraped into the top 10 after the final time trial,

across eastern ghouta, rescue workers sprint into broken and burning buildings before the dust of theirettles. this was another attack a few miles away. a temporary ceasefire is under negotiation, brokered by russia, egypt and turkey. even if it happens, the horror of these days will stay with the survivors for a lifetime. two sisters, alaa, aged eight and moor, ii, were in their home when it was hit. warplanes bombed our building. now...ghouta. look at home. this was sent to us by their mother. please help us. please save our children here in east ghouta. where is the humanity? i ask you in the name of motherhood, please help us. getting on for 400,000 people, terrified by the sight and sound of aircraft, are thought to be in eastern ghouta, which is the size of manchester. the syrian regime insists it's targeting terrorists. but it's clear many children are among the wounded and the dead. improvised hospitals have been set up in cellars and basements during the years of war. now, though, the medics are at full stretch. dr amani ballur wanted to send a message to the people of britain.

the german also won the sprint on saturday.n fourca rd successfully defended his title in the 12.5—kilometre event. there are eight medals up for grabs. for the details, bbc .com is the place to look. and some newsjust in. ajapanese short track speed skater has become the first athlete to be excluded from the winter games for a doping violation. kei saito has been provisionally suspended and sent home after testing positive for a masking agent in an out of competition test. the ruling was made by the court of arbitration for sport in pyeongchang. in the english premier league, chelsea have secured a comfortable 3—0 win against relegation threatened west bromwich albion in london. the pressure will feel like it's eased on blues boss antonio conte after two consecutive league losses with eden hazard scoring the first and third while nigerian international victor moses also chipped in, moving chelsea up to 11th while west brom remain rooted to the bottom and seven points adrift of safety. if we let the confidence going down, at th

there was some british sprinting success, with pa ralympic champion sophie hahn in the women's 60 metres in april. england's eddie pepperell has claimed his first european tour title after holding off compatriot oliver fisher to win at the qatar masters. the pair shared the lead overnight, but fisher could have forced a play—off but missed a birdie putt on the 18th. pepperell carded a two—under final round to finish on 18 under and secure victory. that's all from sportsday.

fourth place well meanwhile doll meyer wasn't just good in the seven point five kilometer biathlon sprint she was perfect despite the windy conditions she hit all ten targets and finished twenty four seconds ahead of the chasing pack and for more on the winter olympics in chunk make sure you check out our website at d w dot com forward slash olympics all the latest results the best pictures and stories are right there you can also follow us on twitter sports to get live updates turning now to saturday's bundesliga action and a late kick off these two of germany's cup semifinalists faceoff shaka travel to bahrain and while the hosts have the league title as good as sewn up their visitors have plenty to play for they're part of a group of teams beneath the champions all pushing to qualify for the champions league. shellcode might be riding on the right path to success in the cup but in the bundesliga the royal blue still face an almighty battle to finish in the top four and their next obstacle is the toughest in the division a trip to buy in munich is always difficult and star midfielder la

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