a lot is at sta ke, trial can go ahead.it is notjust about malaysia and its corruption scandal but it involves the global financial system, including goldman sachs, which used to issue bonds for imdb. the malaysian government has now filed criminal charges against goldman sachs and it is notjust malaysia but a dozen countries around the world, including the us, singapore and switzerland, but are looking into this sovereign wealth fund, that was set up in 2009. the originalaim fund, that was set up in 2009. the original aim was to turn it into a commonwealth sovereign fund, but as we have been reporting, the money might have been stolen. a lot is at sta ke, might have been stolen. a lot is at stake, but the former prime minister of malaysia despite this high profile cases not keeping a low profile. no, if he denies all the charges, 42 charges to be exact. everything for money laundering, corruption and breach of trust. he says that he is innocent and that this is a political vendetta against him. he has been on somewhat of a

minutes it salary thinks chelsea are in trouble but he thinks he could have a long—term future at staterm future at stamford bridge amid claims he might last another week. it is a gill storm in barbados, west indies dominating the one—day international against england. also coming up in the programme. an lgbt group drops but other heard comments about changing their athletes. we speak to one of those criticised by the 18 time grand slam winner. anthony crolla announces his route back to a world title will have to go through one of the sports pound for pound kings. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm hugh ferris. it isa it is a weekly could end with manchester city winning a toothy, the the first of them of a possible quadruple. pep guardiola says it is a impossible dream. city have four teams in different competitions and tonight is the tone of the champions league. they are in germany to play schalke. you cannot say at the beginning of the year that we will win for the x. at the moment, we are happy with where we are but overly wa nt to happy with where we are but overly want to prog

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he sta rts movie about violence and revenge.people wearing that furry coat wherever he goes even to a nightclub. they're supposed to be humour in it, but because of that interview, i couldn't find anything to laugh at. i thought, this is really important. the film is going for a black humour in a matter of a coen brothers, or even every member last yea r‘s coen brothers, or even every member last year's oscars. it doesn't have the wit or the politics of that. it has liam piling up bodies while this car crash of an interview sanders in the background. this is the sort of movie that thinks it's amusing, because there's so much body count to list the cast in order of disappearance. that's the level of humour. you wonder whether that awful publicity, people might not go to cx? awful publicity, people might not go to (x? it could have the perverse effect. the tone of the movie takes is instantly intelligent examination of revenge. it's flippant. that's what's ugly. i really hope no one goes to see it. and that will serve him right. t

non sta nford felt she simply had to make. non stanford is the champion of the world.er talent but injury has scuppered her since. great after the olympics but i felt my enjoyment for the sport had whittled away and i was not enjoying training as much or racing as much anymore and i got to the point where i knew i did not wa nt to the point where i knew i did not want to walk away from the sport but i had to change something. stanford trains under canadian coach joel, pa rt trains under canadian coach joel, part of its international group of top triathletes. he seems to have an incredible rate of no injuries and consistent performances, something i was really looking for. although i was really looking for. although i was surrounded by a great team in leeds at british triathlon, much of the time i was coaching myself and managing the programme on my own, which i think has been quite stressful a nd which i think has been quite stressful and also probably led to me getting injured quite a lot. now that i've got someone to help me with that i'm confident that we will not b

there could be a touch of frost here, most of us sta rts be a touch of frost here, most of us startsd tomorrow. we are likely to see that cloud bricking up to reveal some sunshine, particularly across england and world in the afternoon. the air very warm, 16—18d in one or two places. similaron warm, 16—18d in one or two places. similar on friday, turning a little colour over the weekend. you're watching beyond one hundred days. theresa may is in brussels and about to speak to the press about her latest brexit meetings. but it'll be hard to persuade the eu that her government is united, after three conservative mps left the party. the new independent group now has 11 members. the conservatives said they switched over because of the government's disastrous handling of brexit. we'll bring you those remarks as soon as we get them. also on the programme: president trump is fighting back against a report that he asked whether someone loyal to him could head the cohen investigation. it's adding to concerns about the wider pattern of presidential interference. and the seven—year—old texan wh

the sta bles ask people to pay this money. outbreak was confirmed over the weekend. that is a new market, where he has his yard. he said in a statement he had seen no sign of the four horses having any of the obvious clinical science. respiratory illness, discharge from the nose or elevated temperature. the other worrying sign as this could be a different strain of equine flu. it doesn't give the detection option that we are used to having. i think you are absolutely right. it is one of those things we all have to be vigilant but ultimately, if there are the signs there, it's to detect. what about jockeys? i understand they get paid when they ride. notjust jockeys, everybody is affected by racing not happening. trainers, running horses aren't being paid, jockeys who very much i paid for the riots. it can affect everyone. and the general betting public, all the money coming back into the system. rather than the bookmakers is not happening. harry dunlop they are. a full race meeting is on the card. sample, plumpton and kempton.

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there is hope for us because it sta rts there is hope for us because it starts to rise after 50.o before then. starts to rise after 50. i have a way to go before thenlj starts to rise after 50. i have a way to go before then. i haven't. .. my way to go before then. i haven't. .. my big western is what does happiness mean? that is the big question. so much is based on people's perceptions of what gives them a sense of contentment or happiness. it is nice to note that there is hope after your career. where you are living as well and when you retire. thank you and thanks to you for your comments. do ta ke thanks to you for your comments. do take a look, get involved and tell me what you think about when you are happy as. i will see you soon. —— happiest. hello there. on tuesday the temperature reached 1a degrees in northern ireland, actually at giant's causeway. and over the next few days, the rest of this week it is going to stay very mild everywhere. with high—pressure essentially in charge, there will not be much rain around at all. the high is centred towards the south—east of t

well, with the deadline for a dealjust two weeks away, much is at sta ke dealjust two weeks away, muche us and china hold those talks. the negotiations come as china is set to release its latest trade figures. last month's data showed that president trump's frequent target, that is china's surplus with the us, grew by 17% in 2018, hitting its highest level in 12 years. catherine ewan from fidelity investments topping what to expect from those investments. -- yeung. there is pessimism in terms of the export and import numbers. having said that as you mentioned all eyes still focusing on the negotiations and there is a high probability that over the short—term something will be reached. over the longer term even 3—5 years there will be this continued overhang we think in terms of the us— china relationship and this could weigh on the chinese macro landscape. now we have talked about that huge trade gap between the two — glassey didn't get better, but do you think the trade tariffs —— didn't get better. do you think it might address the issue? it will but generally speaking or we look at

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each of those options have their pros and cons but what is clear from the rating agency sta nce whating agency stance is they want to see this level of support in return for something that is going to fundamentally improve the creditworthiness of the state owned electricity company itself which means don'tjust give them money, look for something in return. raise revenue, raised tariffs, maybe cut costs. given all of this backdrop, what is life like in south africa in terms of the economy? we are optimistic actually. let's not forget south africa has seen some very important institutional reforms in the last year. what we have seen in the last year. what we have seen in the terms of markets recently is the nervousness about the accumulated levels of debt but fundamentally we do believe that the south african economy is turning around. growth has been very weak. probably around. growth has been very weak. pro ba bly less around. growth has been very weak. probably less than 1% over the course of 2018 and one way of looking at that is, well, with consumption coming back, with private in

sta >> there's a vigil planned for tonight to play for reform at st. ignatius chapel. that sta at 8:00 p.m. >>> a dramatic finish in the battle over the last undecided congressional election in the nation. after a four-day hearing the north carolina board of elections voted today to hold a new election. republican candidate mark harris ended up with the most votes in the ninth district but there were allegations that operatives on his payroll committed ballot fraud. harris denied knowledge of any wrong doing but his own son testified against him yesterday. it's not clear when the new elecon will take place. >>> tonights4 ns recognizing leaders in stem. >> one of those being honored dr. marina robinson snowden. the first black woman to receive her phd in nuclear engineering. >> reporter: today dr. marina robinson snowden phd is part of history. >> i'm thankful. it wasn't something i planned to do, but it's been a testament to follow through and good advice. >> reporter: it mean it is door is open. >> it means nothing if i'm the first and only, right. i think that has be

the deal, if completed, would be the second—largest in major league baseball history behind giancarlo staiami marlins ahead of the 2015 season. machado is expected to fill third base with the padres after the 26—year—old started last year with baltimore, but was traded to the los angeles dodgers after the all—star break and struck out to end the world series loss to boston. one of the top guys in the week. obviously extremely young, a free agent that has got a lot of amazing baseball left in him. has already had a lot of amazing baseball in his career and a lot left in him. we are alljust glad it will hopefully be here with us in san diego. fresh from her double success at the world skiing championships in are, mikaela schiffrin claimed another victory in sweden on tuesday. the american won the parallel slalom competition in stockholm. schiffrin — who won gold in the slalom and super g events in are, as well as a bronze in the giant slalom — beat germany's christina geiger in the parallel final. schiffrin won it by 0.27 seconds. local favourite anna swenn—larsson won the race for third pl

it's because of the split within the party itself, we know teresa may vote sta nd party itself, we know teresa may vote stand on she said she went before the next general election, so for the tories, it's a question of who leads us into the next general election and the split within labour is obvious, they will be those who like these in the story say there will be a number of mps who don't wa nt to will be a number of mps who don't want to see jeremy corbyn will be a number of mps who don't want to seejeremy corbyn as prime minister, and then you've got the other supporters sat —— a mess of the split within the party make a general election a bit trickier than normal. extraordinary times, let's have a look at the daily telegraph, martin, jihadijack, i miss my mother. this is a man as he was when he went out to join i asked, and a fight with them, now another case of someone fight with them, now another case of someone coming back to the uk. very similarto someone coming back to the uk. very similar to the other case, somebody we nt similar to the other case, somebody went out and been

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as singapore, nonetheless the local businesses are trying to make the most of it and selling special stas one, but my favourite is trump tin cupcakes. i am really counting on our colleagues in hanoi to bring back next week. 0k, in hanoi to bring back next week. ok, looking forward to that vanilla and chocolate flavoured cupcakes. sharanjit leyl, and chocolate flavoured cupcakes. shara njit leyl, if and chocolate flavoured cupcakes. sharanjit leyl, if you're watching in hanoi, please bring home this wonderful gifts. thank you so much for joining wonderful gifts. thank you so much forjoining us, mariko oi. let's now ta ke forjoining us, mariko oi. let's now take a look at other news and congress has warned president trump that any trade deal with china needs to secure real policy change. there are concerns mr trump may fail to resolve disagreements over intellectual property and unfair trading practices. at a committee hearing, republicans and democrats urged the administration to continue taking a tough approach. shares in one of the world's biggest mining companies rio tinto surging to t

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key, we have players back home that we will be missing but is it a chance for the younger players to stake theirclaim. chance for the younger players to stake their claim. it will be a marker a5 stake their claim. it will be a marker as to where they are at currently with those games to come. we know that the squad has been hit by significant injuries. i guess he will also want to see his best player5 escaped without any major injurie5 throughout the tournament. absolutely, we had more players pulling out just before absolutely, we had more players pulling outjust before the tournament started. jill scott is not here, the lastjordan and many bright and early in the year it's quite an inexperienced squad but with the world cup a few months away they cannot afford to lose more player5 they cannot afford to lose more players to injury against brazil, they played them at home in october, not the greatest game for the england the winners thanks to a goal from fran kirby. i think the fans tomorrow night will be hoping to see the players walking off in one piece and will also be helping i think

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applied the second amendment, the right of indivauals to have gun in the home for self-defense, to the stasso you're absolutely right, amna. remember that when the bill of rights was ratified, it was to protect us against action, and the court, over a period of years through what it calls incorporation, has applied the bill of rights to the states through our 14thmendmentue process clause. so wait and see, as the issue comes before the court, we'll see what the court does with what's still remaining in the bill of rights. >> nawaz: marcia coyle, good to talk to you asay a >> always a pleasure. thank you. >> woodruff: next, we return to our occasional series on the policy positio of the 2020 democratic presidential candidates. tonight lisa dejardins explores are various approaches to reforming healthcoverage that some prominent contenders are promoting. first, some background. >> desjardins: in the big-name, rg-field democratic race president, health care is the biggest issue. >> they want health care as a right, not a privilege! >> desjardins: ...much of it echoing one candidate. >> is heal

rtham held emergency meetings with his sta to keep his job. >> this follows the discovery of racist pictures in his 1984 yearbook. it shows a person in black face standing by someone in a kkk robe. non friday, he issued apology for the photo. on saturday, he changed his story and said he was not in the picture at all. >> there's no way i've been in a kkk uniform. i'm not the person in that uniform. and not the person to the right. >> the governor said he did not purchase the yearbook a had not seen that picture until ay fr >>> this morning, we are hearing from northam's medical school roommate. >> he says he was at the party with northam. he said noram did not wear those clothes to the party. >> was i didn't recognize that picture. i didn't recognize anyone in it. i didn't know where or when it was taken. i don't thioo it like him. ralph was thinner than the people in that picture. >> coming up next half hour, we will hear from lawmake in the commonwealth that are calling for northam to gnre they say this could affect the general assembly in ssn. >>> president trump says he can shut down the

little farther nor and as i zoom out here you can see, this is a winter weather advisoryin that is sta to diminish throughout the overnight hours. it's looking like rain event tomorrow night. he do have a gusty start to our week but big talker is going to be the winter storm moving in on wednesday. i have all the details coming up, stick around. >> w he the guy who always had a smile on his face. he was theituy that up the room. >> devastation tonight for a mother andre two chi who lost raymon to a tragic crash this weekend. a drunk driver going the wwang on maryland 42 near fort meade struck and killed him. darcy spencer with thedo s emotional interview and very important message. >> for natalie mccarter it was love at first sight when she met her husband ray in college. they got married 11 years ago and were raising a son and a daughter in their home. >> he was a hard worker. he was a family man. he was somebody that you wanted to be around. his spirit was infectious and people loved him. >> but now she'll have to raise their children on her own. mccarter was killed early saturday mo

it's also two blocks north of sun valley sta mall in concord. a car struck a man 8:00 this morning when he walked into the road. the driver stayed at the scene. no wordom on if any charges wil be filed. >>> police officers are meeting with members of san francisco's asian-american community. many in that area, raising concerns about a recent beating of an elderly woman. live for us in san francisco on today's community event, pete suratos. pete? >> reporter: good morning to marcus. behind me, there are office hours taking place at the asian-american here. break down communication barriers between the local chinese community and local police when it comes to reporting incidents. as far as incident that sparked all of this, it took place in january 8th in the visitation valley part of san francisco. an elderly chinese woman was attacked as she was taking her morning walk near her home. her home was then burglarized by that suspect. that 18-year-old suspect was arrested days later. in fact, he has been linked to other violent attacks in the city. r

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why was it sta imp for you to do that?cause these are the people who make this office my receptionist on the front line, they're the ones who gre c theizens who are coming in. they are the one whose answer the phones. i need to understand what their job is, what we can do to make theirob better. with our paralegals, ourwi vict ess coordinators, these are the people who support our attorneys who are trying to seek justice for ourct s, and so if they can't do their job effectively, tn we're not getting justice effectively for our residents. it was important for to understand what some of the barriers were for them to do eir job effectively and what some of the good things that are going on in the office that we wa to continue. so i wanted to do thaton evalua early in the process so that we could make those changes that we needed to. we've done so. hai think the office is -- that the people in the office e very appreciative of that approach and they have been on board with a lot of thehanges that we've made so far and we're g

. >> the snow plows are already on sta stan standby, ready to go. everything that would go into snow removal, ice prevention. those are the things that our airport operations team are working on. >> back live here. checking out the departures board. as you canoo see, g number of cancellations there on the board. so, the best bet for you ifou have a flight is to check with your airline before even coming out to the airport today. andome of the passengers that we talked to already and those that you will see throughout the morning have told merhey are eao get it over with. to get out of town. so that they can git on their destinations and many people tell me, this morning already, that thedre hea to warmer destinations where the only pie ofeather equipment they need is an umbrella that goes inside of a drink. okay. so, that is the latest from reagan national airport. backo you guys. >> i understand that. i would like to be somewhere on beach with an umbrella in a drink. >> thank you, molette. nly ones not the dealing with the snow. look at these snow

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they're staing down where people have said you couch separated thousands more children than you reportro. rt: it's not just the judiciary hearing and matthew whitaker and the chairman. j that wasust the latest face-off. intelligence committee director adam ship is looking into the president's ties to foreign companies and he said the panel woul hand over four dozens transcripts of his intviewo special counsel robert mueller. the president called these moves presidential harassment. what do you make of schiff and his moves? re the democrats being strategic or doing too much? katty: when the president tweets in all caps and calls adam schiff a political hack, you the sense it's getting under his skin. two things this week, the extent of the democrats' probe into the finances and then the robust way they came out of the whitaker hearing, we're not holding back at all and i think those two elements together have unnerve the white house. whatever the are concerns about whether the democrats are at olds over impeachment, make no mistake, ncy pelosi wants to hold the white house to account. imp

monday sta rts so another mild day again.cross east anglia and the south—east of england with some drizzle in the morning. elsewhere, brighter skies but increasing numbers of showers in western parts of scotland, northern ireland and west england. some can be heavy with thunder and hail. but not as mild as this weekend. we will keep temperatures on wednesday and tuesday. choices south—east it is still dry and bright with some at times. —— some sunshine at times. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines: as her family ask the government to help bring shamima begum home, the justice secretary says the main priority has to be the safety of the public. a 27—year—old man appears in court, charged with the murders of three elderly men in exeter. thousands of criminals are to be monitored 2a hours a day, using gps tracking technology. the funeral of footballer emiliano sala, who was killed when his plane crashed into the channel, is taking place in argentina. and in half an hour here on bbc news, click takes a look at how

it sta las night, santa clara county sheriff's deputies tried to stop a stolen suv, the driver took off and someone in the suv fired at officers and even hit a patrol car. the driver and an accomplice ditched the suv, somehow hijacked the u.p.s. truck, holding the driver hostage. that only ended on north first street when the u.p.s. truck hit a spike strip and could not go any farther. a female accomplice was released and taken no custody but hours before mark moraski released the u.u.p.s. driver. some of his friends who gathered nearby said he was telling them good-bye. >> he was scared, he said "i love you, i'm in a standoff" and he was saying bye and i was like no, don't say that. don't say that. >> reporter: the suspect died here at the scene. he was the only person injured in this ordeal. we do know that the shooting is under investigation, and as any officer-involved shooting, it will be also reviewed by the santa clara county district attorney's office. there is another press conference that will be held at noon today. we will be there. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the ba

the death toll sta 134 with nearly 200 others unaccounted for.uth american correspondent katy watson has been to the side -- site of the daster to speak to a woman who lost six ammbers of hery and to a survivor who had the narrowest of escapes. katy: when the dam broke, there was little hope for those in the pathf the deluge that followed. panic as drivers struggled to saveheelves. he was driving one of the trucks that day. "it sounded like an explosion," he tells me, but he soon realized what happened. >> we saw the mud coming. i told my friends, run, the dam has burst. you can see on the video myro truck movingone side to the other. there was no way out. we asked god to protect us. death was staring us in the face. katy: they survived. this was the aftermath. his pickup wasike a grain of sand tossed in the chaos. this man is searching for the bodies of his brother and cousin in the sludge. >> my world ended. i knew i wouldn't find them alive here, but if we are not on top of the search, authorities will stop looking.ty kathe recovery effort is

but what do we know about the response and how this staed? calls came in911 around 2:00 p.m., there was a fast response from law enforcement. swats of police including teams, the fbi, paramedics, and the fire department responded. they blocked off the are this area is a mixed-use to event, so there is homes in the area, along with this industrialomex. rothey sded the building and told everyone to shelter in place and even had some area schools in lockdown -- again, to make sure that they could apprehend the shooter and keep everyone safe. shortly after that, they did confirm that the shooter was in custody, and we are just waiting for a press conference shortly to confirm what else they can tell us about who the shooter was, any possible motive, and any update on any other injurie jane: nada tawfik, thames for joininand we will bring you up-to-date with it details as we get them. india's government said pakistan will p a heavy price following a suicide bombing in kashmir which killed 40 indian security officials. a separatist militant group, jaish-e-mohammad, has claimed resp

much throughout the whole conversation that he felt confident, that there was s way that the united sta crush his company. i think that certainly is the impression that he was very keen to giv the fact is, laura, that the numbers, the businats figures the had recently also prove that he's not in any particular trouble at the moment. the question is whether these concerns continue to dog the company and whether that w have an impact on him in the future. laura: karishma, thank you. this presidents' day, donald trump is increasing the pressure onleenezuela's embattleer nicolas maduro. mr. trump went to miami, where he threw his support behind opposition leader juan guaido. south florida has one of the largest venezuelan populations in the u.s. mr. trump is pushing for the removal of nicolas maduro from power and he is calling for aided to be allowed into venezuela. pres. trump: and today i have a message for every official who is helping to keep what euro -- maro in place, the eyes of the entire world are upon y. today, every day, and every day in the future, you cannot hide from the choi

just sta to see things rev up inside the beltway now in manassas and camp springs.we head through tim pushing through 3:00 a.m., notice more widespread, gusts in the 40s and 30s. as we head into monday, notice how we're still pretty gusty through the after i mean, 41-mile-an-hour gusts after a night of winco itions could still cause some damage there. and as we move into tuesday morning, that's when we'll finally see things begin to calm down. so he's a look at our power outage map. now, it's saying yellow pretty much for everybody. and that means that there's a slht chance that we could see a power outage. where those areas are in ocknge, along i-81 and into the blue ridge where they have seen stronger day with that power outage as more moderate, that chance there. so what toxpect if weo see any, they will be scattered in nature. and the risk forower outages sticks with us through monday morning. so we're not out of th woods yet, folks. speaking of which, let's point out that monday commute. temperatures tomorrow will be in the low 30 as we head through the 9:00 ho

by noon the brunt of this really starts to make its way out and finally we dry out.r air is sta make its way back in for the weekend. man, it has been pleasant seeing the warmer air but that's coming to anened. >>> in today's quick hits remember these crazy kids? "the wonder years" cast had a reunion. fred savage, and josh who played kevin, winny and paul are still hanging out 31 years later. >> whiny cooper, man. my goodness. >>> amy schumer photo bombed a couple on their engagement photo. >>> and tom brady celebrating with a new look by gillette. the qb went under raiser to shave off his beard for chaurt. ♪ george has entresto, a heart failure medicine that helps his heart... so he can keep on doing what he loves. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. it helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. th

will not renegotiate the brexit deal and there will be no withdrawal agreement without the backstop —— staithout the backstop —— stance of the eu countries. theresa may says she will battle for britain in brussels, she may not be battling but that may be more like a brick wall. thank you, jonathan. britain's car manufacturing industry is expected to be dealt a blow this week when nissan announces it's cancelling a planned investment at its plant in sunderland. the company confirmed in 2016 that it would build a new version of its x—trail people carrier at the site, after receiving government assurances on the impact of brexit. it's understood executives will make an announcement to pull investment tomorrow. no immediate job losses are expected at the site, which employs almost 7,000 people. an underwater search for the missing plane carrying footballer emiliano sala and his pilot is due to begin this morning. cardiff city's new signing disappeared with pilot david ibbotson over the english channel 13 days ago. two search ships — one privately funded and one from the air accidents investiga

washington sta about a quarter of kindergartners aren't immunized. >> it could get exponentially worse. >> reporter: hospitals are arming each entrance with security guards to screen visitors. a bill wouts prevent par for citing personal reasons for not vaccinating their kids.18 ear-old either an lives in ohio, a state that allowed his mom to opt out of vaccinating when he was a kid. he said he fact checked his mom's claims. >> the claimer w largely debunked by the scientific community. they cause autism and brain damage. >> reporter: he's chosen to fully vaccinated on his own as eey scramble to contain the diseaseminated in the u.s. nearly two decades ago. steve patterson, nbc news. >> we are a few weeks into the tax filing season, things are off to a disappointing start after irs revealed refunds are down 8% compared to last year. backlash is growingst again president trump's tax plan as learn they're not get ing what they expeed. tom costello talked to those affected by it. >> reporter: gina is stuttgartling with sk.cker sh last year her family got a $10,000 refund. this year they o

. >>> a sta cyber criminals when they attacked computers in one medium-size ci targets went beyond financial nbc's stephanie gosk reports on what happened and why it's always best to think before you click. >> reporter: it was an honor february day in allentown, pennsylvania. little did they know they were being invaded. >> the colleague came down the hall and just said that, hey, my account's locked. i went to sign in and found out that my account was locked. >> reporter: all across town, city employees were getting kicked off the computer network. it was no glitch. hackers broke into allentown. >> we had to consider shutting this whole city off. >> reporter: the first concern was public safety. traffic lights are on the network. so are security cameras, police files, ande trojan. >> banking trojans started off as software that was designed to steal your financial information. >> reporter: but they've evolved to do much more, sherry davidoff, who runs a cybersecurity firm in montana. >> they're all your all computer and will steal all your files. >> reporter: they say trojans have become th

if you don't know who the sta nsted 15 stansted 15.fice had charted that flight and was trying to send people back to sierra leone, nigeria and places like that. there we re nigeria and places like that. there were 60 passengers on board and a report today said that 11 of those passengers are still here in the uk with some of that 11 given indefinite leave to remain so the protesters might feel vindicated by what they did but they have this conviction hanging around their neck and they have been sentenced today. three suspended sentences and 12 community orders so that charge was endangering safety at an airport. the supporters of the stansted 15 say that is a heavy offence that was levied at them and maybe they shouldn't have that sort of offence, but the crown prosecution service reject that. sentencing has happened this afternoon, the judge said he was well aware of the protected human rights of freedom of assembly and speech. he said both our qualified rights that can be restricted by law to prevent disorder and crime. he said, all

is reporter: president trump plans to use h state of the union to push his agenda and jump sta his re-election bid. jennifer johnson, nbc news, washington. >>> power has been restored to a brooklyn jail after inmates ent several days in below-freezing temperatures. dozens of people gatheredid outse the metropolitann detententer protesting the conditions of more than 1,600 inmates after jail lost power nearly a week ago. here with details isose diaz-balart. >> we're freezing! >> reporter: inmates in a brooklyn federal jail crying out for help. their desperation caused by what some say areez fg conditions inside the jailhousing people who have not been convicted of crimes. samantha colon says she hasn't been able to see her boyfriend. >> ee's wearingry piece of clothing that he has. he has towels arnd his head. huddled in his bed for days. he doesn't want to get out't because he take the cold. >> reporter:etprotestsng heated in the streets. social media. new york governor andrew cuomo is calling on the justice department to the federal bureau of prisons said in a statement, the prison experience

some people will say, as the horse gallops off into the far distance, that they are trying to bolt the stastable doorfar that they are trying to bolt the stable door far too late. well, you could say that. i think the challenge at the moment is that there was a case of, would self—regulation work? can people do wa nt to self—regulation work? can people do want to allow these great successes, social media has been a success of its time, it has given more power, freedom and commerce to people, and we need to see what we can do to ensure that still remains, once we protect people to help enhance its capability. thank you very much indeed. i'd have a hot drink and we will go through the papers later on. let's brief you on some of the other stories making the news. at least four indian soldiers have been killed in a gunfight with rebels in indian—administered kashmir. the clash happened about a0 kilometers from srinagar, in pulwama district, where a0 troopers were killed by a suicide bomber on thursday. the australian prime minister scott morrison says the country's major political parties were

raising the temperature in what are already overheated, high—sta kes negotiations, the president of the a special place in hell for those who promoted brexit without any plan to deliver it safely. donald tusk‘s remarks have drawn an outraged response from some in the uk. by the way, i've been wondering what that special place in hell looks like for all those who promoted brexit without even a sketch of a plan for how to carry it. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: trying to find answers — the father of the british teenager who took her own life calls on social media companies to give him access to his daugther‘s accounts. this is the moment that millions in iran had been waiting for. after his long years in exile, the first hesitant steps of ayatollah khomeini on iranian soil. south africa's white government has offered its black opponents concessions unparalleled in the history of apartheid. and the anc leader, nelson mandela, is to be set free unconditionally. four, three, two, one... a countdown to a critical moment. the world's most powerful rocket ignited all 27 of its engine

the vehicle involve did sta on the scene to assists. investigat >>> in seat pleasant, police say seat belts might have saved three lives. none of the friends inside that car was wearing a seat belt the car flipped, landing on its roof sunday morning. two of the young women killed ares. moth friends wonder if things could have been different. >> they probably would have had their seat belt. you never know. but it h probably woue just been in the hospital. you can recover from that. but when someone is dead, you can't, you can't bring them ack. >> polic still trying to figure out what caused the driver to veer off the road. doreen? >> it's been called the highway of death, t most dangerous road in maryland. news 4's jackie benson tells us tonight about increased calls for change after a number of deadly crashes, including one that killed three children. >> reporter: the picture of 5-year-old twins alexandra and rosalie mejia and their baby brother was on their minds as they sat with somber faces. residents along 210 in prince george's cou

ge> back legalized weed as pot takes center sta in 2020. >> i have. okay. >> and i inhaled. >> kamala harris says it brings people joy and we need more joy. >>> a polar bear invasion. so many roaming the streets people are afraid to go outside. with sea ice disappearing, a ne danger on la >>> and the amazing girl wowing "america's got talent." her version of "fight song" blowing away the judges, and it's the fight of her life that makes her a true inspiration. >>> good evening, everyone. tonight we're watching major storms on both sides of the country bringing snow, dangerous winds, andelentless rain to some areas. a powerful system here in the west has already buried parts of thpacific northwest with historic snow. the midwest and northeast now bracing for travel problems and a whole lot more as another strong storm is bearing down.lm our migueluer starts us 05f tonight. >> reporter: ton million people are under winter weather alerts. from all-out whiteouts to nasty wipeouts. 40 vehicles snarled in wisconsin. and this nearly fatal miss in iowa. treac

its smalljets operated on routes from aberdeen, bristol, newcastle, east midlands, sta nsted and othersanxious. i am in belgium at the moment and ijust got the bbc alert that flybmi have gone into administration. all the flights for me to return home are really expensive and flybmi said they won't return the £134 that i initially spent, so i don't know how i am going to get back. flybmi, based here at east midlands airport, says its collapse was unavoidable. it has blamed a spike in the price of fuel and changes in the cost of carbon permits. it said these had undermined efforts to turn a profit. the company statement said "current trading and future prospects have also been seriously affected by the uncertainty created by the brexit process, which has led to our inability to secure valuable flying contracts in europe." today's news was a surprise to passengers, but the airline is just the latest carrier to get into difficulties. we are now most of the way through what has been a miserable winterfor a large number of airlines. we have seen failures, including germania, small planet, cob