st. helens this season because they really are stilted team to catch are they? st. re wonderful rugby league club and they were super terrific as a team last year. the other ones we have to catch, we are very lucky to recruit jackson the current made of steel, been huge for us so far in preseason already. looking forward to what he brings to our team and he openly admits he probably lost as much a little bit but it has felt rejuvenated in the coming weeks and apps expecting huge things from him. a perfect night for these kinds of players to thrive on occasions like this. and as we said this feels like an important watershed moment for super league. winter stand where we're at as a sport and as a game. the signings in the clubs are promoting themselves in marketing themselves, it's very important for themselves, it's very important for the future broadcasting deals so it's a very important season and exciting season and a very unpredictable season. i tried to write down this and it cannot do it. i think write down this and it cannot do it. ithink we're write down thi

let's speak now to emily rudge who plays for st helen's women's team.m so many people, adding to this condemnation, gareth thomas, keegan hurst. how did you feel about this decision?” thomas, keegan hurst. how did you feel about this decision? i was very surprised to hear he had been signed, and disappointed, to be honest. i agree with comments already mentioned, it does kind of go against what rugby league stand for, it is a brown sport, promoting inclusivity and equality amongst everybody. i think that went against this. yeah, disappointed and surprised with the signing. tell me, asa surprised with the signing. tell me, as a gay play at yourself, have you a lwa ys as a gay play at yourself, have you always felt supported by the league? definitely, i have been very lucky. i have never experience any sort of homophobia towards myself or any of the other players that i know. i have been very lucky and really well supported by saints as a club and by by supported by saints as a club and by rugby league. it was quite a surprise that they would agree to the

st helens will be the favourites to win the competition again at the start of this new year.me players that they had when thye won the grand final last year, but the one difference is a new coach. so, how does he improve on perfection? it's a challenge. you know, every club, depending on when you come to a new club, you face different challenges. the challenge of coming to a club that is obviously in a good place and won the premiership and have that pressure on them for the next year is a different challenge. so, we've got to find ways to improve, and do things that we are better at, and other things we want change, add to things we've been doing well, or we will take away a little bit. so that's the challenge, getting it right. it certainly doesn't need to be a whole style change, but it needs to be a point of difference. top it with the first weekend of the new super league season will include a double—header here, already a sell—out crowd featuring the toronto wolfpack. as well as the home side, it promises to be fascinating competition. some incredible pictures to show y

so please rejoin us after this brief break to meet st. helennd dive into the special world fran cyst yans . >>> hello and thank you for joining us on mosaic. our guest today is a franciscan and we are going to find out about the special corner of it. this is sister ellen mccabe. >> good morning. >> thank you for joining us. tell me the full name one of the sisters of st. francis of pen yans and. >> christian comparative. >> pennants and christian charity. >> yeah. >> tell us about yourself where are you located and what do you do? >> i'm in red wood city, california with the offices for st. francis province here in california. our congregation is an international congregation. we have provinces in ten countries around the world and then each province has missions in other countries. . >> ten countries around the world with provinces and sisters who populate that. >> right. >> okay. >> we used to have in the hay day of the congregation around 5,000 sisters. >> worldwide? >> worldwide and now we are about 1200. >> that's pretty good numbers for t

the students and staff at st. helen. welcoming back six-year-old john oliver zippay, fighting leukemia and finishing his final round of chemo. and returning to school to triumphant applause. his mother telling abc news. >> it couldn't have ended on a better note. >> way to go, john. that's "nightline." you can conditions are protected. vo: a broken promise. trump repeatedly tried to undermine coverage for 134 million americans with pre-existing conditions. mike: "he just doesn't care if you have a pre-existing condition he wants to deny you access to coverage. if he is re-elected, he'll keep trying to do that and i think we can't let that happen."

st. helen's catholic for his new and normal life and classmates were so pumped they had to get off theirant to give you a huge, huge hug, j.o. and wish you and your entire family all the very best. such a strong, sweet little kid. that does it for me. i'm ana cabrera. up next the cnn original series "the movies." have a great night. i'll see you back here at 5:00 p.m. eastern. ♪ ♪ ♪

st. helen's catholic school in newberry lining up to cheer him as he walks back to class. high-five and hugs along the way. three years ago he was diagnosed with leukemia. he wasn't able to take part in gym and sports, but his mom says he did not fall behind in his studies. eric: oh, wonderful. arthel: i just love that. eric: our very best to john. arthel: and his family. eric: of course. arthel: thanks for joining us, we will be back in one hour, at four eastern, with more news. erg eric see you then. ♪ ♪ >> by removing sole maney -- soleimani, we have sent a powerful message to terrorists: if you value your own life, you will not threaten the lives of our people. as we continue to evaluate options in response to iranian aggression, the united states will immediately impose additional punishing economic sanctions on the iranian regime. paul: welcome to "the journal editorial report," i'm paul gigot. that was president trump wednesday announcing more sanctions against the iranian regime but no new military strikes after more than a dozen iranian missiles hit two bases in i

a charity like the hospice in st helens. and we have raised about £2200 of work. but we're looking for a lot more, because that will buy things like rising and inclining beds and equipment of the inpatient unit. not everybody has access to car, so we can help support the council at the same time. this is have to be in your area or canopy across the city region? we are collecting from a numberof region? we are collecting from a number of places, you can look on their website. it can help you buy much—needed equipment and that supports people in your local area. that is right. we support people, we have over 1000 patients we treat every year and we need to raise more money. we only get a third of the money. we only get a third of the money we need to the nhs and the re st money we need to the nhs and the rest three fundraising. this is another way we can raise money for the hospice at every little helps. every contact we have with people we are able to talk to them about the work hospice is doing and we are supported by our vo