working on the pigeons which are smaller than the head of a pin he'll have them picking your own st mark's square with the help of a magnet. he. climbs the pigeons are the smallest things i've ever had to set in motion before their. diameter so it's really if i do this much longer. then this is just one small part of miniature and the world's largest model railway exhibition draws over a million visitors a year and it just keeps on getting bigger the italy section rusting mount vesuvius and rome's colosseum. and venice will soon join the list of attractions. precision work which requires stringent planning still everything doesn't always go to plan. basically the computer calculations ensure that everything. but when you're building things on this scale here you might find that it's a half a millimeter bigger and with a whole millimeter has to be removed somewhere. every building will be illuminated jenny is putting in wiring to make this one light up. from the cozy roof top flight to the post office sign the lighting creates the right mood so they've decided to use warm white. completely

st. mark's high school. money raised benefits veterans who suffer from post-traumatic stress and brain injuries. >>> 5:26 on this saturday. we're following breaking news. a shooting outside the philadelphia jail has left a guard and an exinmate injured. >> we are live following the investigation this morning. >> reporter: police say this prisoner had just been released minutes earlier. then the confrontation in the parking lot. the latest on the police investigation coming up next. >>> and across the region right now just clouds. will all the green you see is rain returning on radar. it's heading our direction. we'll track how long the rain lasts, how much you might see, and when we finally dry out coming up. zblanchts shooting outside the jail. a just released inmate is critically wounded after a confrontation with the guard. the guard is also in the hospital this morning. we're live following the investigation. >>> meeting the deadline to come ply with a court order pennsylvania lawmakers come up with a ne

st. mark's ame church and serves on the board, prays and dance team. and mr. drake regards his lovely family to come first as always. for that, mr. drake, we salute you. in honor of black history month, taylor. ze reese she was a 24-year-old in 1944 when she was kidnapped and raped by six white men. the naacp sent rosa parks to investigate this travesty. like tomorrow other crimes involving african-american victims, this crime was never brought to trial. after reporting the crime to local officials, mrs. taylor was intimidated to recant by vigilantes, but she did not. all-white all-white, jury nissed the case after five minutes of deliberation, the naacp continued to organ form the committee for equal justice for mrs. taylor. they had 18 chapters across the ation and including w.e.b. debois. the committee lobbied sparks until he called for another investigation. n the documentary, the rape of taylor, said they didn't try and do nothing about it. i can't help but tell the truth of what they have done to me, she stated. mrs. taylor's acts of courage were one of

merchants of the town raised the princely sum of twelve hundred fifty silver marks for a new altar piece for the church of st nicholas. this was the church of the german community half warehouse half refuge but always a place of worship. on the flags on the bow of the ship the head of st maurice. these were vows best years the town was bursting with self-confidence it was still alive the trade exchanging furs cereals and wax the sword and class with grain bought in cheap in the autumn and stored in the warehouses till it could be sold at a high price in spring one hundred was beginning to bite. but the monopoly was not to hold for much longer the handy attic league was showing the first signs of losing its firm grip and russia was putting pressure on the rich merchants in revel. nothing lasts forever that's the message of the rev al dance of death then to not care the lubeck master painted the picture it reminds the living of the transitory nature of the things of the inevitability of death. almost defiant the memorial slab of a reveille merchant who lived his life in piety but was ready to put up a fight al

st. petersburg, florida, for us tonight. >> reportess mark succe a ceo who belves in flying himself on business trips.ay these d he's piloting an embraer phenom 100 jet bought for $1.7 million late last year, after the new tax law was passed. >> this kind of came as a smat eift. i was already in process of doing the prebuy on this plane when i read through the tax law, and i thought, hey, 100% bonus appreciation on new and used aircraft? well, merry christmas. >> reporter: the change in the tax law is significant. what was once a 50 write oef for the cost of a preowned jet used for business isow a 100% deduction. >> marcus is not the only jetne using the new tax law to justify buying a pricier set of in fact, brokers who buy and sell used business jets say the new depreciation tax break has sparked a wave of interest they haven't seenn. years jet aviva, whichuys and sells used business jets has seen sales plunge. >> people are not worried about the values being reduced nearly as much. >> reporter: in corporate america, they are seeg a rise in capitals expenditureor major purchases like business

st. mary's looking to knock off the gaels. mark will show us how it ended.>>> (vo) i was born during the winter of '77. i first met james in 5th grade. we got married after college. and had twin boys. but then one night, a truck didn't stop. but thanks to our forester, neither did our story. and that's why we'll always drive a subaru. >>> return to the glory days. up on the hilltop at usf. they once commanded the basketball world. tonight frankie ferrari leads the great set -- great upset. matt mccarthy. slamdunk. appreciate it on the replay even more. they stayed with them. lendale fell troubled much of the night. the all-american of the inbound. gills were up. at halftime. he let st. mary's with 19. frankie ferrari -- driving to the bucket. to seal it. lead everyone with 20 points. bill cartwright appreciates it. they get it done 70-63. santa clara a winner in women's hoops. cal no match in the second half against stanford. brittany mcphee lets loose. she has 17. the night belongs to williams. nice play here. she steals it. she b

st. mary's looking to knock off the gaels. markow us how they made out. >>> what an upset by usf.>> st. marys not used to losing two games in a row. a lot of people don't remember the glory days of the usf. when they truly were on the hilltop in college basketball. the days of bill russell and bill cartwright. they had great teams tonight. they hearken back to that great path. they beat the st. mary's number 15 team in the land. frankie -- is that a great move away. watch him spin. matt mccarthy. the slamdunk. watch it again. doing his thing. the dons were in this thing entirely. all the way -- lundell with foul trouble. and downplayed. 19. they were only up by 3 at the half. usf continues to pressure. frankie ferrari -- jordan with the bucket. usf taking the lead. 53-52. again that man frankie ferrari with the great move. he led the dons. he led everybody. including glendale with 20 points. there is bill cartwright on hand. 70-63 final. the vcc clint santa clara punishing portland 81-72.>>> no upset when cal took on stanford on th

rest in peace, mark telfer, and if st. n it, mark! you finally got your scoop! later in the hour, avocado toast -- what is it? why is everybody suddenly talking about it all the time? we'll search for answers. and now, turning to "dog news," no! no! down! no! now, turning back to our human programming, the makers of weight-loss drug novene are under investigation for covering up side effects including severe depression and all of your skin falling off in one big piece, which, obviously, results in a gruesome death, but are the allegations true? we'll get to the bottom of it. full disclosure -- "the fake news" is a wholly owned subsidiary of novene. ♪ joining us here for an objective breakdown is tfn health correspondent amy sussman, who, full disclosure, works for novene, legal analyst eric hanson, who, full disclosure, is an attorney for novene. they're joined by regular panelists nora samuels-newman, who, full disclosure, signed a gag order with novene in a previous lawsuit, and grant burdock, who, full disclosure, just r

st helens. ben barba collected man of the match going overfor two tries, while mark percival scored a hat—trick.k‘s men off to a flier in their season opener, taking it 16—6. west ham have sacked director of player recruitment tony henry over claims he said the club wouldn't sign any more african players. a newspaper report carried quotes from henry stating african players "cause mayhem" when they're not in the team. the club said his comments were unacceptable, adding they conducted a "full and thorough investigation". manager david moyes says the scandal hasn't damaged team morale ahead of tomorrow's match at brighton. the comments are wrong. we were signing two players from africa on deadline day, so i can only say they are wrong. inaudible. of course. you can see the player we have signed, the players the clubs have signed over the years. we sign good quality players, the best players we can get who are available. it doesn't matter where they are from. it was a record breaking winter transfer window. £430 million were spent in england alone. but arsenal manager arsene wenger says that isn't

st. lawre river. to the protesters, it may have seemed like their victory was sealed. but it marked the beginning of a much bigger fight. that's because oil and gas firm lone pine resources lost its permits to frack beneath the st lawrence. so it decided to use nafta's investor state dispute settlement provision to fight back. it could do that because though it's based in canada, lone pine is incorporated in delaware which technically makes it a foreign investor and under i.s.d., foreign investors can sue national governments for damages.ne so lone ued canada. lone pine had received no compensation for the money it had spent obtaining its permits, s for the potential prof hoped to reap. so in 2012, the company filed a evlawsuit claiming the acted its permits was "a clear olation of canada's obligations under nafta." six years on, the case is still pending and the company is seeking roughly $90 million in damages. but these investor state disputes don't play out openly in a domestic court. they're arbitrated behind closed doors by a tribunal of corporate lawyers, and whatever they de

1998 saw baseball fans transfixed on the race between chicago cubs outfielder sammy sosa and mark mcgwire of the stcardinals, both on track to potentially break the home-run record set by roger maris in 1961. on september 8, the cubs played the cardinals, and history was made. [ bat hits ball ] [ crowd cheering ] as mcgwire's home run sailed over the left field wall, the independent counsel team investigating president clinton's conduct had little time for baseball. they worked through the night and into the morning to finish the long-awaited starr report. ♪ on the morning of september 9, 1998, the starr report was complete. >> judge starr, ever the careful editor, was, you know, fixing the commas or kind of changing the phrases, and then it was ready to go. >> the team boxed up the 445-page report and sent it all off to congress. >> i remember them bringing the trolleys up the elevator and loading it in. >> we were loading all the boxes into the paneled truck. >> the starr report arrived on capitol hill with a swarm of media trailing behind. >> after investigating the president for four years, ken

1998 saw baseball fans transfixed on the race between chicago cubs outfielder sammy sosa and mark mcgwire of the stuis cardinals, both on track to potentially break the home-run record set by roger maris in 1961. on september 8, the cubs played the cardinals, and history was made. [ bat hits ball ] [ crowd cheering ] as mcgwire's home run sailed over the left field wall, the independent counsel team investigating president clinton's conduct had little time for baseball. they worked through the night and into the morning to finish the long-awaited starr report. ♪ on the morning of september 9, 1998, the starr report was complete. >> judge starr, ever the careful editor, was, you know, fixing the commas or kind of changing the phrases, and then it was ready to go. >> the team boxed up the 445-page report and sent it all off to congress. >> i remember them bringing the trolleys up the elevator and loading it in. >> we were loading all the boxes into the paneled truck. >> the starr report arrived on capitol hill with a swarm of media trailing behind. >> after investigating the president for four years,

st. john's. on most regular church occasions. and it's marked with a brass plaque so everybody knows this is the president's pew. anyone can sit in the pew. it's only reserved for the president when he chooses to attend a service. now, not always does a president sit in this particular pew. when you have a special occasion where protocol dictates, a special service of some kind or a funeral or a memorial service of some kind, the president will sit in the front pew on the left of the center section, pew 62. when president obama was inaugurated in 2009, he sat in the very front of the church in pew 63, not in the regular president's pew, because of the nature of the occasion, but if you're talking about a regular church service, the president would come in through h street entrance most of the time and be part of the worship service. the book of common prayer was published in 1856 and as you'll notice has embossed upon it president's pew st. john's church. this book of common prayer was used by presidents probably from president buchanan forward

st. marys tried for their 17th victory. mark will tell us how they made out next in sports., i don't know where this van is going, but this guy is in a hurry. uh, i was in a hurry this morning. barely had time for breakfast. growl. grumpy! jack's gonna crash your crave hey guys. try my country scrambler plate, with jimmy dean sausage, homestyle potatoes and scrambled eggs mixed with bacon, ham and cheese. careful out there, jack, i heard there's some crazy driver in a van. (laughing) it's him! i'm talking about him! try my brunchfast country scrambler plate with jimmy dean sausage. crave van! >>> college basketball up and down.>> this time of year in between football. one more game. college basketball has the floor. we are talking about the hottest bay area basketball team. that isn't the warriors. st. marys -- gales 17 straight wins. number 13. nine steals tonight. you as of pleading no contest early. lendale had three assists. gales up 17 at halftime. just a beast. 3. 26 points. 12 rebounds. a blowout. school record. 17 for the gaels. pacific in santa clara.>>> all pacific

mark: it's true, but bring on st. patrick's day, when we beat the irish. [laughter] vonnie: study on, study on. oft's jim barry, global head blackrock possibly a pass at business. let's check in on the first word news with taylor riggs. taylor: the european union has come out with its own draft of the brexit. theresa may says that it may undermine the country's common market. she is referring to the portion dealing with the irish court or. steve mnuchin says that president trump is willing to negotiate a return to the transpacific partnership trade deal. he says he has begun high-level talks. the president attacked of the while campaigning, pulling the u.s. out of the deal soon after taking office. on capitol hill, a battle over concealed weapons could jeopardize passage of new gun laws. gun rights advocates want to expand the ability of people to acrossoncealed weapons state lines. they say that has to be part of legislation to toughen background checks for gun buyers. florida, students have returned to class two weeks after the shooting at their school.

the route is well-marked with yellow arrows and scallop shells. the scallop shell is the symbol of both stmes and the camino. common on the galician coast, the shells were worn by medieval pilgrims as a badge of honor to prove they made it. the traditional gear has barely changed -- a gourd for drinking water, just the right walking stick, and a scallop shell dangling from each backpack. the slow pace and need for frequent rest breaks provide plenty of opportunity for reflection, religious and otherwise. for some, leaving behind a stone symbolizes unloading a personal burden. the first person to make this journey was st. james himself. after the death and resurrection of christ, the apostles traveled far and wide to spread the christian message. supposedly, st. james went on a missionary trip from the holy land all the way to this remote corner of northwest spain. according to legend, in the year 813, st. james' remains were discovered in the town that would soon bear his name. people began walking there to pay homage to his relics. after a 12th-century pope decreed that the pilgrimage cou

mark. and look at those 40s in the suburbs this morning. kenneth square, spring city, collegeville, st. david, all in the low 40s right now. the bus stop wait this morning not so bad. a bit of morning chill but we will get some sunshine. and you'll see that sunshine peeking through the clouds the rest of the day. no wet weather until we get to tomorrow. and probably after the commute tomorrow i think we'll start the day dry. but rain is on the way. just not today. the forecast, your neighborhood planner look at the warmup. 40 degrees in philadelphia. close to 60 and climbing at the 2:00 hour. temperatures in the upper 30s and 40s to start with, near 50 at 10:00 and up to 57 degrees for the lehigh valley with partly sunny skies and climbing. it might even reach 60 degrees this afternoon in the lehigh valley. and i don't think that's going to happen in much of delaware and south jersey, too. you'll see sunshine and some clouds but no sign of wet weather today. jersey shore 10:00 this morning, low 50s this afternoon and that'll be the cool spot for the rest of the area. but the entire area

mark. exten and malvern and 41 right now at st. david. a nice for february. a nice warmup with those winds blowing out of the southwest during the day. they'll be a little bit stronger in delaware and at the shore. look at this doesn't look anything like the end. in fact these temperatures are typical for the beginning of april. along with allentown up to 60 degrees. trenton and vorhees right at 60 degrees with partly sunny skies. the winds will push the temperatures at the shore into the middle and upper 50s. 60 to 61 degrees in smyrna. these clouds really take over tomorrow, and that's what's going to be moving in duringt a. today will be completely dry. we'll get some sunshine and see some clouds. and tomorrow morning we could see a bit of sunshine, but it's not going to last. that rain will be approaching d.c. first thing in the morning and be arriving in our area by lunchtime. rain across delaware and into south jersey. and some heavier downpours into the afternoon and evening hours for the evening commute tomorrow. and by latenith we' night we'llo see i

streets in celebration in australia the occasion was marked with the sydney opera house with a statue of a dog and there was traditional dancing near st petersburg's went to palace in russia. those are the headlines on al-jazeera do stay with us inside story is coming up next thank you for watching. the brutal fox of four a boy is rescued a baby gasp for air is she's cold out of rubble both of them in syria but it's a scene replicated in many parts of the world we are asking why are more children than ever being killed or injured in war what can be done about it this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program on martine dennis from syria to afghanistan and somalia whatever this conflict and instability is often children who suffer the most one out of every six children in the world is living in walls and that's according to a new report by the charity save the children it says those who are lucky enough to survive an attack are often left with debilitating lifelong injuries if that weren't enough some aid workers in war zones have been accused of abusing the very same people that meant to protect we have a lot to get to with ou

mark ka sal. blake goes for 24 points ten board hift beat the griz. st. marys shooting for the 17th straight win taking on usf on fire from deep. krebs for three. eight triple in the first half. don keeping it close. jordan, knox it down. gails up 17 at the half. blow out continues. with a baby mook in the lane 26 points and 12 boarding. we call this with authority. gails win big. 79-44. how about pac 12 action. stanford and oregon state. cardinal dominating early. reed travis doing work in the pain. double team triple team can't stop him. 21 for him in the first half. cardinal -- i like the grit on the floor. davis rewarded for hustle and stanford left by 15 at the break. second half more of the same reed travis. out of my way. cardinal leading late in this game 68-58 mp who stands taking the charge when he comes at you? warriors gm bob meyers and organ alum chris checking out cal and the oregon ducks. peyton prich ard stealing score. ducks 9-0 in a flash. cal trying to rally. controlman deep three. cal down 8 at the break. bears close the gap to 5. cole

st. joe's they stun rhode island 78-48. roy holiday will have perm pent mark at commodore barry bank.are inducting him into the wall of fame on august 4th forever a part of the had he room. phillies taking on the oh tige tigers. phillies up one-zero in the first. martinez goes to second another run comes in the tigers. phillies down eighth nothing in the bottom the fourth. hoskins goes deep left that his first homer of spring training. phillies fall 11-six. >>> after 14 years in the nfl eagles punt donny jones is retiring although we may have actually heard some forced shadowing to this weeks ago listen very carefully at the end of the super bowl. >> what way to finish. >> what a way to finish. you see donny talkings to his wife he looks like he even even then he was going to retire. crazy. >> wow. what great way to go out. >> oh yeah. what great way to go out. >> oh yeah. >> only this city on this i no wondering, "what if?" uncertainties of hep c. i let go of all those feelings. because i am cured with harvoni. harvoni is a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic

st card hasn't done enough to limit harmful diesel limitations case could have significant repercussions for the german car industry. morial service has been held in the new zealand city of christ church to mark the seventh anniversary of a deadly earthquake prime minister listened paid tribute to the families of the one hundred eighty five victims she also announced new many funding to help children affected by the earthquake. and pakistan's supreme court has banned hold of prime minister nawaz sharif from his position as head of the ruling party sharif was barred from holding public office over corruption allegations last july decision has created political turmoil ahead of senate elections and could. in politics. in the united states survivors of the florida school shooting have appealed to president donald trump to do more to stop gun violence and an emotionally charged meeting at the white house trial promised to take action even suggesting the possibility of arming teachers lawmakers are facing a new push for gun control after last week's rampage that left seventeen people dead. it was called a listening session but president donald trump had plenty to say meeting at the white house wit

marks to scotland. how much was the team talk about fire and fury? we knew what we were going to get. in the second half. to their game against england at twickenham on stay. over wales in dublin. it also went down to the wire, as adam wild reports. with a much harder edge. most fiercely fought. pride and passion, of course, but now a stinging rivalry. but they would not stay calm for long. for their reigniting ambition. but as half—time approached there was one final push. often count for plenty. the people of dublin. ireland a bit of room to breathe. this was a match that would end with everyone holding their breath. the gap reduced. wales could sense something special. wales think there is plenty to play for! but sometimes you can chase too hard. one last effort, but one reckless pass, that was all ireland needed. jacob stockdale! it will be a fanfare in dublin. dublin this evening. we could just keep control of the game. we don't like to do things easy. but again, great character. wales are a great outfit. other hand, we give up too many points do easily. i know the boys, the coaches will have a lot to look at. win today, no doubt be would have take

st albans in may. the event has a six—hole match play format and will also feature men's and women's teams it's aim is to be the equivalent of cricket's twenty20 competition. england fast bowler markday international against new zealand, which gets under way in the early hours of tomorrow morning. the 28—year—old missed the defeat in the first 0di on sunday because of an ankle injury, but could be available for the one dayer in tauranga. england are 1—0 down in the five match series. test match special has live commentary of the second one day international. it's on five live sports extra from 12.45am for build up and ball by ball commentary. the match starts at 1am. now as you know the wintry weather has grabbed the headlines over the last day or so and it has been rather chilly. but it's nothing compared to what the vertical skiiers had to endure along with a dog who decided to join them when they took part in the european ski mountaineering championships. this was the scene on the southern slopes of the mount etna volcano. a spectacular setting. the race had to be delayed for two days as the freezing conditions became simply unbrearable for competitors and spectators alike. it

mark? >> well, actually, i agree with julia. i'm a little sympathetic towards ms. goldfarb's reaction. st. petersburg, florida, st. russia, kind of close. >> same weather. >> exactly. however, look at the response by both mr. miller and mr. white. miller, embarrassed as well, in fact he says that. at the same time, he understands, look, it's the russians. you've shown me that this is what they try to do, and then for michael white, i think his insights are pretty precescient. he's saying, look, if we have a legitimate campaign and we can't tell where a russian campaign is and where our campaign is, rear in trouble, it's going to take away from the legitimacy of it. that's the real issue here. >> i think that's right, but i have to say, no, i don't feel sorry for her. and i'm a compassionate person. but she needs to know the truth. and if not, we're not helping. we're hurting her by saying, i feel sorry for her, i understand her position. no, i don't understand her position and i don't care if you're a political activist. if you are, in fact, unwittingly helping the russians and someone offers you legitimate proof,

whales died in the gulf of st lawrence only between four hundred five hundred fifty now remain in the world something probably won't be into more as b.p. reports well this month marks the fiftieth anniversary of the biggest ever demonstration in britain against the war in iraq and b.p. is now the biggest foreign player in the iraq's oil sector.

st. , louis, and san antonio. the report is being published as the nation is preparing to mark the 50th anniversary of president lyndonjohnson signing the fair housing act in april of 1968. >> the voice of justice speaks again. it proclaims that are housing beings whol human live in this country, is now a part of the american way of life. amy: ware joined by two guests. aaron glantz is a senior reporter at reveal from the center for investigative reporting. his new investigation is headlined, "kept out: how banks block people of color from homeownership." and we're joined by rachelle faroul, a 33-year-old african-american woman who was rejected twice by lenders when she tried to buy a brick row house in philadelphia, where reveal found african americans were 2.7 times as likely as whites to be denied a conventional mortgage. she was only able to buy a home when her half white partner signed on. her party was working part-time at a grocery store. we welcome you both to democracy now! first of all, explain what redlining is and then help african-americans and latinos are cap doubt, why this is such a critical story toda

marks the beginning of final with the observation of ash wednesday. for people too busy to go church clergy went to them. there is ashes to go outreach as representatives of st. peters church distributed ashes to commuters at jefferson station. and meant to symbolize human feelings and the ability to seek god's forgiveness. >> it should come as know surprise people thought it was the best day to get married. >> what better day to tie the knot than on valentine's day. weddings are the order of the day. >> i am excited and overwhelmed. >> not that i don't love him much. i didn't think it would be emotionally overwhelming, in wilmington two dozen weddings were happening at justice of the peace office. and valentine's day was what day do you want and we picked valentine's day. >> 18 couples said, i do, at the montgomery county courthouse and camden county, new jersey, six couples were set to walk down the aisle. and we found happy people edge bragsing and in love. and kiss after kiss it's that today was valentine's day and the ultimate way to seal the deal was at the alter. >> we had a baby over a ago and he wanted to t official. and valentine's day seemed a per

this temples in australia the occasion was marked a they said the opera house with an iconic statue of a dog and people also took part in traditional dancing the a st petersburg went to palace in russia but there was silence in the chinese capital beijing after a new ban on fireworks instead people went to the city's temples throwing coins and praying for good luck adrian brown reports from beijing on what they hear the dog could mean for china. it stopped time of year when china becomes a nation in motion few places busier than beijing's railway station during the last lunar new year holiday around four hundred million travel by train that's more than the population of the united states some are migrant workers unsure if they'll return a campaign of demolitions has made life here impossible for them my child is in school here we lived in beijing for many years but now they're trying to kick us out of cause of the bout that much of the world's second largest economy is coming to a halt throughout the country people are on the move in what is the walls largest annual human migration people heading home for celebrations that will last for two weeks.

st albans in may. the tournament has a six—hole match—play format and will also feature men's and women's teams — it's aim is to be the equivalent of cricket's twenty20 competition. wales' mark the two—time world champion beat england's mark king by four frames to two in the first round. williams is going for a third welsh open title having last won the trophy back in 1999. the build—up hasn't been without controversy after he criticised her morgan who was given a wild card. when asked who he was on social media with, he said... morgan has since labelled his compatriot bully a keyboard warrior. mark williams was asked to address the elephant in the room while he sat beside him. probably not to make any comment. everyone can read it and i would rather talk about the match today and how well i played and how well i have been playing all season. do not think you have been disrespectful to darren on what you said on social media? there is no point in making any further comments. he said what he said and nothing you can do about it. what would your argument be with regard to the wild card system. jackson page you see should have been here in the first place. he was here but you f

whales died in the gulf of st lawrence only between four hundred four hundred fifty now remain in the world something probably won't be in tomorrow's b.p. report well this month marks the fiftieth anniversary of the biggest ever demonstration in britain against the war in iraq and b.p. is now the biggest foreign player in the iraq's oil sector just one of their fields in the south produces almost a third of iraq's oil output and the iraqi government has just invited b.p. to raise production in oil fields in kirkuk recaptured from the kurds joining me now to discuss what has it times been like a nato civil war between the u.s. and turkey and syria is iraqi born british academic reza sami ramadan and he said we haven't seen you for for quite some time just before we get on just over the more grim or matches you were up the war of course and this month marking the fifteenth anniversary the biggest demonstration just as a reminder maybe specially to someone in the labor benches who voted for the iraq war what do you say to them when they apologists still say saddam is gone. should just a quick trip to baghdad actually to see the outcome of that terrible war of aggressi

mark. >> one of the places, if you are the road and in st. louis you , can visit to learn more about the dred scott case. ofant to show you a timeline the legal challenge in the state of missouri. first, 1846 is when it was in the county court. that is what we just saw. it was retried in 1850 in the same courtroom. then it went onto the missouri supreme court in 1852 and then , finally 1854, it moved to the federal courts in st. louis area for both of you, that set a question decided by the lower courts. what were the important aspects of the case for people to understand? >> the first part i would emphasize is the the lower court cases. the first trial, where there is a technicality. we need to understand the technicality. there are three different lawsuits. one for dred, one for harriet and one for the other two kids. the claim that dred made was that he was being falsely held against his will. mr. russell testifies, yes, i hired dred from mr. emerson for a set amount of money. held against hs will. on examination, it was revealed, it wasn'

st helens, lived up to their billing as super league favourites, thrashing last season's runners—up castleford 46 points to six. ben barba collected man of the match going overfor two tries, while markl the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. i'll have more for you in the next hour. mike, thank you very much. northamptonshire county council has imposed emergency spending controls as it faces "severe financial challenges". the notice bans all new expenditure at the council, with the exception of statutory services for protecting vulnerable people. last month the government said an inspector would look into allegations of financial failings at the authority. it is believed to be the first such notice issued in more than 20 years. the conservative leader of the council, heather smith, said northamptonshire wanted to raise council tax rates in line with neighbouring 0xfordshire. we have been warning government since about 2013, 1a that with our financial position, we could not cope with the cuts we were facing. if we got the same rate of council tax as 0xfordshire, we would have an extra £70 million a year in our budget. before christmas i wro

my name is mark bruno, and i didn't come today to speak to thissub, but i've lived here for 30 years, and i'm head of the st. vincent de-paul society, which is a nonprofit. i just want to say as a citizen who's lived and worked in the neighborhood and worked on many political campaigns, that outside of what the law might permit in terms of free speech and give money as a form of free speech, that if you ask most people who voted for me, and voted for other people in the neighborhood, most people would consider what we're calling here a behested payment a sort of bribe, and so without expressing a kind of anger here about who owes who what or mark farrell or the history, i'm not familiar with all of those histories, but i think the common person would consider it wrong that an elected official would be permitted to say hey, can you help mark bruno's nonprofit, can you please give them $10,000 or $20? that's wrong because the public official has a tremendous amount of power, and has a tremendous amount of sway over who gets jobs and what property values are worth. we all are familiar because we're all familia

st he's warned the time has come for the u.k. to make a choice over the nature of its future trade will need mark has been following events. we're entering the critical next stage of bricks and negotiations focusing on the to be a transition period when britain formally leaves the european union on the twenty ninth of march two thousand and nineteen it is a two year period of adjustment as proposed by the british prime minister reason by and her government to allow companies businesses and investors to get used to the new reality of life outside the e.u. but the truth is nobody really knows what that reality looks like there are some key sticking points regarding how this two year period will play out hard line breaks it is within to reason may's own party and government are worried that it will simply just mean a continuation of the status quo michel barnier the east chief negotiator has hinted that the e.u. will indeed continue to run the show jury that two year period. also demanded that any e.u. nationals arriving in the u.k. during that two year period be given the same rights as e.u. citizens or live arrived in the u

but his temples in australia vacation was marked at the sydney opera house with an iconic statue of a canine and people also took part in traditional dancing near st petersburg that winter palace in russia yttrium brown has more from beijing. its staff time of year when china becomes a nation in motion few places busier than beijing's railway station during the last lunar new year holiday around four hundred million travel by train that's more than the population of the united states some are migrant workers unsure if they'll return a campaign of demolitions has made life here impossible for them my child is in school here we lived in beijing for many years but now they're trying to kick us out of cause and what about that much of the world's second largest economy is coming to a halt throughout the country people are on the move in what is the walls largest annual human migration people heading home for celebrations that will last for two weeks. as the chinese are sure in the year of the dog fortuneteller. sees more bad than good for anyone who shares the same zodiac sign and that includes president donald trump are you by me and if i get pregnan

there probably would not have been an fbi investigation without her involvement so mark what we've been talking about. stgetting at trump and how do we get to that truth? >> look, i think we're beginning to learn some things fairly definitely and i think the grassley/graham memo is really quite credible and it does suggest that this dossier was a key part of this fisa warrant that steele seemed to go everywhere. steele created a one-man echo chamber almost everywhere with the media, the fbi, the department of justice. pete: and the clinton campaign. >> well i think the clinton campaign we know and the dnc paid for it. the chain back to hillary again, let's not overstate facts we don't know. nunes said he's going to investigate that. let's understand there's a set of facts we can pretty much agree to and then everybody would like to take it to trump to take it to hillary. right now we know steele is right at the center of what appears to be completely un verified allegations. >> mark penn thank you very much and interesting you mentioned that grassley/graham memo. not a lot of people covering it but we ar

result of the night came at st helens as the home side thrashed last season's runners—up castleford 46—6. ben barba collected man of the match going overfor two tries, while markrt of the six nations, and our man 0lly foster is at the principality stadium in cardiff ahead of their opening match today, where wales will be hoping to burst the scottish bubble. absolutely, good morning to you, mike. a big old empty stadium but my favourite stadium in the world for the, 74,500 will be here this afternoon —— for rugby. 15 matches across the next six weeks. that's what it's all about. wales have their name on the trophy a couple of times, you've got to go back to 2013 for that. scotland have never won this trophy, 1999, the last time scotla nd this trophy, 1999, the last time scotland won the five nations, but victory is few and far between for the scots, but could this be their year? what an opener. they've had a fantastic year last year, rounding it off beating australia as well. gregor townsend has really got the scots going. they're really playing some fantastic rugby. this six nations championship will be notable idling for the players who aren't here. all sorts