on the pitch, serie a leaders napoli were knocked out at the round of 32 stage on away goals.their second leg 2—0 away to german side rb leipzig with the tie finishing 3—3. elsewhere, atletico madrid and arsenal are through to the last 16 along with the likes of borussia dortmund. chelsea's on—loan belgian striker michy batshuayi has confirmed that he suffered racial abuse while playing for dortmund away to italian side atalanta, while scottish champions celtic were beaten by roberto mancini's zenit st petersburg in russia, losing 3—1 on aggregate. for a full round up head to bbc.com/sport. mercedes have revealed the new car they hope will claim a record—equalling fifth consecutive world championship double this year. it's been shown off at the home of the british grand prix silverstone race track on thursday. as with all the cars for this season, it has the new halo safety device which is designed to protect drivers from loose wheels and other items of large debris. so what does world champion lewis hamilton make of it? after a few races, we will forget it is even there and w

people can be sitting down, listening to the song, enjoying what we do on the stage.d don jorge, lastly, when an immigrant comes to this country by themselves, they're alone, they might be depressed, they left their family back home. they turn on the radio and they listen to the los tigres del norte, and they feel like they're home. that's got to make you really proud to know. jorge: that's the most wonderful things that can happen to us, when the people are--you go to the restaurant or in the streets, sometimes we talk about it, and they tell us what they feel, what the songs means to them. they means the memories, the way they came to this country, the way they behave in this country, the way they're progressing. some of them, the way they fell, the way they don't have the opportunity. and the songs, it's all about all that. and when we are in person singing for them, it's another story. it's like reminding them their lives their lives here and the people that's behind them in mexico and different countries they left. and they came here to this country to progress,

>> reporter: jessica, you mentioned the stage. stage is behind me on the steps of the art museum. i wanted to show you the energy. about 150 people taking pictures and having fun were told to leave about ten minutes ago. this now becoming a secure zone, the good news that rain that happened today will go away tomorrow, and construction crews are right on schedule for this stage. crews worked late into the night wednesday putting the final touches on the stage that will hold our super bowl champions tomorrow. the parade will begin at 11:00 on broad and pattison make its way north to center city, turn on to the ben franklin parkway and end up at the art mutual. fans are besides themselves. >> 45 year since i was 15 years old was the first time i went to an eagles game, had season tickets at the vet for 15 years. it was an awesome time. >> people every day running up and down the street putting eagles -- yesterday i got a picture with the lombardi trophy >> organizers say there will be plenty to watch from the parade itself to the ceremony on stage with a few surprises. fred stein is

upping stage, makes me more energized on stage. >> we're really all about creat ing opportunities fore to be part of music mak ing and have music in their lives. >> mike put together that report yeah, they were really good. sports sunday is next on channel 6. 4:30 tomorrow morning, matt o'donnell, david murphy. >> for the entire action news team, i'm walter perez. have a great night and a great weekend. ♪ ♪ >> action news is sponsored by ... >> tonight on sports sunday. >> i am having some fun. >> it's fun to be a philadelphia sports fan right now. >> joel embiid. the last man on defense. >> since the eagles won the super bowl, the sixers and flyer s are on fire. and brett brown is fired up to make a deep playoff run. >> i want to try to win in the playoffs. and, you know, we feel like we can. >> the phillies believe they can fight for the playoffs too. >> that's why you play the game, man. it's -- i'm just getting chills thinking about it. >> we go one on one are rhys hoskins, plus we're talking eagles. who are still parading in the streets. listen up,

pay to get a stage name is h.b. baxter but he doesn't mind it is fans call him scooter when i spotted on the street after all he's the face of the band pop exports special meets the man behind the stage persona. cross-eyed blonde black clad extrovert in public h.p. back to my eyes is the macho party animal. doesn't find its home space i get is that his real name is a man of refined tastes his especially fond of tinted cars this nine hundred seventy three jaguar is among the tools of his collection. he's also a fan of english antiques but if those. of you. love the look of old english movies or films furniture that's one hundred years old a moment even be fashionable in two hundred years time because it was never fashionable in the first place. anymore to. genuine i love the comfortable feel of it. sitting in a leather chair in front of a roaring fire is a form that's just my think this is just the sort. of file when it comes to music too hence the only skews it back in the u.k. . has been a clear separation between

he's oncolo stage in new york.rlfriend in new york. >> i think it's time for another one. >> there has been some talks. it's crazy. >> every time i interview you guys you feel like five best friends. what's the secret sauce to stay together? >> we genuinely love each other. >> they treat their fans like family too performing 20 songs three nights a week. still ahead -- >> ex cluz if inside tom cruise's helicopter stunt. >> break to the left. >> how he pulled off the crazy moves with no one else in the cockpit. >> thing you've seen all of jamie dor nan? think again. >> it drives my wife insane. ♪ >> closed captioning provided by -- but to look completely healthy, you need healthy skin. cetaphil is clinically shown to strengthen the skin's barrier and protect even the most senstive skin against dryness. so you can look healthier. complete your healthy routine with cetaphil. ♪ >> every time i see that i have the same reaction. it has been nearly six months since tom cruise injured his ankle doing that roof top jump. t

he's oncolo stage in new york.got a girlfriend in new york. >> i think it's time for another one. >> there has been some talks. it's crazy. >> every time i interview you guys you feel like five best friends. what's the secret sauce to stay together? >> we genuinely love each other. >> they treat their fans like family too performing 20 songs three nights a week. still ahead -- >> ex cluz if inside tom cruise's helicopter stunt. >> break to the left. >> how he pulled off the crazy moves with no one else in the cockpit. >> thing you've seen all of jamie dor nan? think again. >> it drives my wife insane. ♪ >> closed captioning provided by -- sorry. i can't make it. it's just my eczema again, but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. eczema exposed. your eczema could be something called atopic dermatitis, which can be caused by inflammation under your skin. maybe you should ask your doctor? go to eczemaexposed.com to learn

>> reporter: jessica, you mentioned the stage. stage is behind me on the steps of the art museum. i wanted to show you the energy. about 150 people taking pictures and having fun were told to leave about ten minutes ago. this now becoming a secure zone, the good news that rain that happened today will go away tomorrow, and construction crews are right on schedule for this stage. crews worked late into the night wednesday putting the final touches on the stage that will hold our super bowl champions tomorrow. the parade will begin at 11:00 on broad and pattison make its way north to center city, turn on to the ben franklin parkway and end up at the art mutual. fans are besides themselves. >> 45 year since i was 15 years old was the first time i went to an eagles game, had season tickets at the vet for 15 years. it was an awesome time. >> people every day running up and down the street putting eagles -- yesterday i got a picture with the lombardi trophy >> organizers say there will be plenty to watch from the parade itself to the ceremony on stage with a few surprises. fred stein is

knows it have taken the stage in many countries but their most devoted fans outside. germany are in argentina. so the band has been traveling there to perform for over twenty years. from the city streets to the moshpit argentinians have a moma standing love affair with tito and ho's. it's a phenomenon that's especially evident in buenos aires whenever they come to town there's a special buzz in the argentinian capital the german bender official honoree citizens and are recognized on every street corner. of the course on the whole isn't a lot they're also doesn't go the distance off band have been coming to the country on a regular basis since nine hundred ninety two tino's a kind of second home for them. these are constant is i thought i'd go crazy but i thought it just never ends. so and the energy that they throw back at us is just there's nothing like it. oh. and you should up popularity here at the bench before man hits in spanish page twenty twelve they released a d.v.d. of a concept where else but in buenos aires. has some fleet experience pretty intense stuff h

[applause] please welcome to stage the professor anthe stage theprofese fulbright scholarship board.. [applause] >> i'm happy to be here to join you for a free drink. [laughter] tonight's winner of the prize is a young teenager i looked desperately for things to read that assure me i wasn't the only one that might fit into an identity i was unhappily piecing together. i was a teenager, too. here's the official part, shortly observed with and expansion of the self marked the fiction of this year's winner. the previous winners brought to life the american experience for the life's great appreciator. his work emanates beauty, the intellect and all constitutes bliss in this world. there's great pleasure to do so the prize in american fiction for 2018 upon edmund white. please welcome to the stage, the winner edmund white. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] [cheering] i've always relied on the kindness of friends to listen to my first draft. i was always writing reading. i wrote longhand and no one could read my writing except for me. at the age of 15, i wrote my first novel ultimately the dar

, a woman rushed the stage.e point jake tapper said, do you have an escort? you need to get out of here. you've got to get out of here. if i didn't have a three-person detail with me,e i would not hae gotten out of the arena. that is not an exaggeration. >> sean: in all fairness, geraldo, he's one of my best friends in life. i love him -- we disagree on some things. you believe in the second amendment. >> i do. >> sean: you agree withh what i've outlined to security measures. >> i agree with that. but dana said it is hard being a teenager. i am the father of five. four of them have passed through the teenage years. it is hard being a teenager. so why in the world does the nra resist raising the age for the purchase of the deadly weapons or 18-21-year-olds? as the president now advocates? this simple change -- i want the nra to embrace it. [boos] i want the nra -- here's the kid who has visited 39 times by the cops. he's a kid they wouldn't let him carry a knapsack into the school, but a good buy and ar-15 legall

after the election the defendant stage rallies to support the president-elect, while simultaneously staging rallies to protest his election. there organize one rally to support the president and another to oppose him. both in new york, on the same day. on september 13, 2017. soon after the reported there being investigated and operatives had you social media to interfere, one defendant wrote, we had a slight crisis here at work, the fbi busted our activity. saiga preoccupied with covering tracks with my colleagues. this includes a criminal counts. criminal conspiracy to defraud the united states. they tried to defraud america (lawful functions of the commission, the united states department of justice and the department of state. those organizations are responsible for administering federal requirements disclosure federal involvement. cantu charges conspiracy for wire fraud and bank fraud. can three through eight, charge aggravated identity theft by internet research agency and for individuals. there is no allegation that any american was annoying participant in this activity. no allegation

he will tour much broader stage and said what's going on in the world of tennis. hits is a launcher junior development program here which would you stepping stone for players to move up and through and into the world tour. retrain carrie osiris for 12 to 16 weeks with my grandfather. i was intense training. -- thatense competition sets the stage for what developed in 1951 where he started bringing kids for 20 years to lynchburg, virginia and this site to train and practice with the best and brightest kids across country. some would say -- someone stay throughout the community, as well as with coworkers, nurses and people part of his medical practice. these are mostly african-americans but there are some kids who came and trained that were not african-americans who also benefited from the program and goodwill. . spent several summers here shortly before my grandfather passed away in 1971, i was part of the traveling team. it was surreal. a larger-than-life individual. impacted so many people's lives. when he would walk into a room or when we would go to a tournamen

it looked all over the tottenham at that stage but they showed real character.t hurricane scored his 33rd of the season. —— harry kane. then juventus made it 3—1. tottenham again played some superb put all in the second half and superbly deserve there it lies. you have to make totte n ha m there it lies. you have to make tottenham the slight favourites now to go through to the quarter—finals. juventus have the experience of the champions league and tottenham and have the advantage with the two away goals. it was a good night for both english sides in action as premier league leders manchester city travelled to face basle. city took command of the last—16 first—leg tie within half an hour in switzerland as ilkay gundogan, bernardo silva and sergio aguero all scored within a nine—minute period. german gundogan added a fourth after the break and the manager was understandably thrilled with the result. it's an amazing result. we are almost in the champions league, we are almost there. i'm not saying it's already done because offcourse football happens. it's like thi

. >>> now at noon, setting the stage for what could be the biggest celebration the city has ever seen. it takes a lot to put on a victory parade. but philadelphia's leaders and law enforcement say they're ready. the seeksment is building as the plans come together, good afternoon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. the the chap chronic chip parade kicks out from broad and broad and pattison then it will end at the art museum, about 5 miles. >> and that's where we find joe holden, with more on the city's parade preparation, good afternoon, joseph. >> reporter: jim, rahel, good afternoon to you, and i should add that when the pope came, they had month, about six months, to get this thing off the grounds now they have days , and it is busy, erecting stages, building all sort of contraptions, and rigs, to not only hold the stage, but also, to hold the cameras cents that will bring the pictures live back to people who don't want to join the estimated 3 million people who will be down here, of course, that will be the focal point. all up and down the art museum stems, right now, this is

people try to rush the stage. rushed the stage. >> sean: that's scary. >> at one point jake tapper turned to me and said do you have an escort have you got to get out of here right now. if i did not have a three person detail with me, i would not have gotten out of the arena. >> sean: that's scary. >> that's not exaggeration. >> sean: geraldo, one of my best friends in life. we disagree on some things. you believe nut second amendment. >> i do. >> you agree with what i outlined for security measures. >> i absolutely agree with it dana said it's harvard being a teenager. i'm the father of five, door of them haves pad through the teenage thirls it's hard why would they raise the age weapons 20 to 21 as the president advocates. this simple change. i want the nra to embrace the change. [crowd booing] >> i want the nra -- here is a kid who was visited 39 times by the cops. here is a kid they wouldn't let him carry a knapsack into the school. >> they banned the backpack but didn't ban him. >> there are so many signs it'

staging rallies to protest his election. for example, they organized one rally to support the one -- to support the president-elect, another rally to oppose him, both in new york on the same day. soon after the news media reported that the special counsel's office was investigating evidence that russian operatives had used social media to interfere with the 2016 election, one defendant allegedly wrote, "we had a slight crisis here at work. the fbi busted our activity. so i got preoccupied with covering tracks together with my colleagues." the indictment includes eight criminal counts. count one alleges a criminal conspiracy to defraud the united states by all of the defendants. the defendants allegedly attempted to defraud america, by impeding lawful functions of the federal election commission, the united states department of justice, and the department of state. those organizations of the u.s. government are responsible for administering federal requirements, for disclosure of foreign involvement in certain domestic activi

and there was controversy at the curling round robin stage of the mixed doubles as colm harrison reports. switzerland were leading 5—4 against china went to players, one from each side, mu keystone to see which was the next closest. as they did so, a swiss stone was azhar ali nudged and had to be voided, and it went to an extra and, with switzerland securing a 7—5 victory. they let beat finland to make it two out of two. south korea went up against china. after eight ends, the host nation had evened it to 707. canada versus the united states was another close one with the teams level at 202 going into a fit end. then the stone from americans gave canada a 5—2 lead, and it proved too big a deficit to make up. the canadians took it 6—4. there was also ski jumping on thursday with the qualifying round of the men's normal hill competition. simon amundrud qualified in 10th place ahead of the final. a row has erupted in the american camp after speed skater shani davis said team officials acted "dishonourably" by tossing a coin to decide who'd carry the flag at the opening ceremony. luge slider

extra time as we always say when it is bad weather to put the stage. the base of the stage is already set up, and look even the stops of the pillars of the great building here they didn't want rocky statue staying up there but they don't mind jumping on the eagles band wagon with everybody else. so we are using their steps again as rocky did to celebrate those real life rockies and the police have a serious job. there are other championship team here in town, that wear color blue, and they are ready to handle everything as well as even restaurant that is line the route among those handing out that free budd light now, since they are coming through with their bet with lane johnson. >> we have had parades before. we had st. patrick's day parade, thanksgiving parade, we have had phillies parade. i will figure it is all three of them together. it will be so big, it is all hands on deck. talking to a lot of the restaurants around here, to see how they are going to manage. we're all in it together. is there just going to be so many people. it is just a matte

what was your first time on stage, if you don't mind me acting?n i was probably this big. >> stephen: good part? were you, like, an angel or a sheep? >> i think i was a snowman or something. >> stephen: a snowman at the manger. >> my first memory of being on stage was a ballet performance with my parents and their friends in the front row. and i went to do my bow, and i looked up and i saw the people and i froze, and then they sent the curtain out anyway and it knocked me over. ( laughter ). >> stephen: how old-- how old were you? >> like, i don't know, seven. >> stephen: did you-- did you-- did you take dance for a long time? >> i did-- i did dance, quite unsuccessfully. i was not very coordinate, but i tried hard. >> stephen: i saw-- i saw you as ola in "the producers. of the. >> i did that. >> stephen: that was some pretty good dancing. >> thank you. >> stephen: some of it sunk in. >> it took me about 35 years or so to kind of get used to my size. ( laughter ). >> stephen: were you-- were you-- did you play sports? because you're tall. i imagin

to get to that stage, it isa before then. to get to that stage, it is a huge relief.fter that. knowing that you can slip up in the round—robin stage is dangerous. knowing that you can indeed not its stages is a motivator, isn't it? absolutely. eve is good at calling the tactical side of the game. this is her third olympics and she knows exactly what she wants to do. you can outsmart your opposition in the tactics. as long as they make it count at the end of the game. eve can play these big shots. she was the pressure shots. that is what got her through the last round—robin game, it was all on the tactics and plainly big shots at the end of the game.|j guess that will stand her and her tea m guess that will stand her and her team in good stead by the time the semifinals arrives. do you sense there is momentum behind them and this is the kind of form they need to go to the final and potentially get a gold? it is very hard to focus and play 100% through nine games and then a semi final. it is nearly a0 hours of competition. there will always be dipped in performance but

staging rallies to protest his election. for example, the defendants organize one rally for the president-elect and another to imposoppose him in new york on e same day. on september 13, 2017 soon after the news media reported that the special counsel's office was investigating events that russian operatives had used social media to interfere with the election of one defendant allegedly wrote quote we had a slight crisis here at work and the fbi busted our activity so i got preoccupied with covering tracks together with my colleagues". the indictment includes eight criminal accounts, one criminal conspiracy to defraud the united states by all of the defendants. the defendants allegedly defrauded the america by employing lawful functions of the federal election commission and united states apartment of justice in the department of state. those organizations of the us government are responsible for administering federal requirements for disclosure of foreign involvement in certain domestic activities. count two charges conspir

and that is going to set the stage for a chance of snow tomorrow night. but not today. 50s with rain from the lehigh valley to the suburbs, philadelphia, delaware and in south jersey. we're looking at upper 50ers in many neighborhood in south jersey right now. turnersville, pitman, vorhees, 57 degrees. piny hollow is 57. so a really mild day. and the temperatures even though we're going to get rain for most of the day, staying into the 50s right into the afternoon. once it starts drying out, that happens first thing this evening, that's when the temperatures will start to really come down. that's as skies are clearing out. but it's going to take all day to see that happen. right now rain over philadelphia, and that a steady, light rain. not expecting heavy downpours. but the rain is going to be here through the day today and into late this afternoon. then this evening this is going to be moving out. in fact, look how quickly it clears out. 7:00 this evening, clear skies for allentown and reading and dry but some lingering clouds at the shore. and then we'

when we get to that stage when the military are able to. deal effectively with book one from a b.b.c. report recently we understand that these soldiers were almost mormons before capturing. the leader of boko haram on till someone i mean i don't know who doesn't want was given an order that stopped them for four days in which time. i was able to boko haram was able to mobilize and attack the military so i think things like these have to be chaired by the government and be stopped otherwise we'll never get to the point where we defeat book and or less we get to that point that we knew a comprehensive peace agreement. do you feel that the government is doing enough right now to convey to the people of nigeria that they are actually going after boko haram in a correct way. the government is not doing enough and disappointingly saw and that is because when we are in a situation like this where there is a war situation so to speak and by a war i'm in court and on court i would expect certain kind of information that is the interior of the kelly

it is still goalless and they are in the late stages of the first half.2 of the winter olympics has provided lots of stunning action including, the first team gb athletes on show. they included short track speed skater elise christie, who put on a stellar show to reach the quarter final of the women's 500 metres. andy swiss reports from pyeongchang. she is britain's biggest medal hope. commentator: christie goes to the front. elise christie soon showed precisely why. she led her 500 metres heat from start to finish, setting a new 0lympic record. it was some statement of intent. after her disqualification at the last games, what relief. i was so nervous! i was like, i'm not going to do this because i was so nervous. but actually it was fine. but then i was so excited and i'mjust glad i got to race in front of everyone again. although british hopes in the snowboarding came crashing down. jamie nicholls and team mate billy morgan both tumbling out of the slopestyle event. the women's cross country skiing meanwhile produced the first gold medallist of the gam

tben with the r27 steering engines one we're not quite sure when second stage is and how the second stage and 14 or 15 are configured but more conjecture based on data that we have. i happen to agree with that assessment but again it's making due with what you have got and i don't know who created that -- idea fist whether it was the iranians or -- north koreans but i would say that the degree of cooperation qowb severely limited by the security both countries impose on their particular system. that is they come compartmentalize them and they all said the same thing. independently. yeah we knew so and so was supposed to be in iran or in north korea at the time western working. but we never saw them because we were stuck with a surgeon group of people those were only people we discussed very specific things about. so if you have that type of program structure it is hard to be cooperating on a grand scale. last thing on the 80 ton, quote, engine the actual sanction says working on an 80 ton booster a booster is typically a full stage. not just the engine but both first stage of the satellit

so, that set the stage for what he developed in 19 31. them to train and practice with the best and brightest kids across the country. wouldould say that kids stay with other relatives of dr. johnson as well as coworkers, nurses, people who were part of his medical practice. these were mostly african-americans, but also those who were trained that were not african-americans who would benefit from this program as well. summers here and shortly before my grandfather passed away in 1970 one, i was part of the traveling team. it was just surreal. he was a larger-than-life individual who impacted people's lives. when he would walk into a room, it was like the red carpet would be rolled out. he was definitely highly respected. of the first two african-americans who broke the color barrier in the sport. so, once that happened and once hadle realize those players grown up here and flourished here and flourished beyond lynchburg, that created a myalcade of interest in grandfather and his ability. somehow he managed to be a student of the tennis ga

the campaign against sexual misconduct takes center stage at this year's bafta awards. and the turkey's foreign minister says turkish troops will fight forces loyal to syrian president bashar al assad if they enter the northern end of a freend to defend kurdish fighters the syrian state news agency reported that pro-government forces would enter freedom within hours to join what it called the resistance to turkish aggression you know it's meant follows what appears to be an agreement to help kurdish y p g fighters in a free and open fighting to repel a turkish offensive there for a month. it's a move that further complicates the conflict turkey sees the y.p. g. as a terror group but elsewhere in northern syria it's been part of a u.s. backed alliance confronting i saw stephanie decker reports. syrian state television and now says that forces loyal to president bashar al assad will be deployed to africa in. turkey launch an operation against the people's protection units or y p g who are in control of the province almost a month ago ankara calls the y.p. g a terrorist or

the last time the games were staged here was 1964.young man back then, this professor worked as a translater. what was the atmosphere like? >> yeah. >> reporter: during the games in tokyo? >> oh, i would say it was really great, very, very special because japan was growing. >> reporter: venues refurbished, others built from scratch, and while some baseball and softball games are played in fukushima, the area hit by a earthquake and tsunami in 2011. the 1994 olympics highlighted japan's transformation. these games, they say, will look to the future in this ever-changing region. from pyeongchang to tokyo, in just two years, the olympic spotlight will shine on asia once again. nbc news, tokyo. >> i can't believe that's just two years away. when we come back, sweet success in south korea. a look back at the shining moments we'll all remember from po pyeongchang liberty mutual stood with me when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night, so he got home safe. yeah, my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. what?! you can leave

represented by four teams on the international stage. ok imagine an international football team with a front line of gareth bale hurricane and wilfred i'm not doing that well great thing. is i know i don't want to do it it was humiliate me and a lot of a lot of people respect me. britain has a policy when it comes to sports it has a combined combined rugby team even combined. so have you ever wondered why england scotland northern ireland and wales have separate football teams we did a quick google. think it was super slots dude if i'm right you all have to buy me a beer and you will. die me. according to super still do this because players are too shy to get into a combined great british team that's not the case even if it is true the real reason great britain has for several football teams is all to do with timing football as we know it was invented in england in the mid nineteenth century with the first international match being played in eight hundred seventy two england against scotland in glasgow and. how exciting. but it's one thi

stages. this is be a opportunity that -- the president often looks for opportunities to honor and appreciate our service members. we are looking at several different options. right now the army is the executive agent on it. but we don't have those options yet. we're still in the pace inent stages. when we have -- nacent stages. when we have those options we'll provide that to the white house and the president will decide. with respect to syria and the exo composition of the agressers, i'm not going to speculate on the composition of those agressers. but i will tell you that we were in regular contact with the russians. the decon fliction line worked -- deconfliction line worked and we always reserve the right to self-defense. reporter: you say the deconfliction line worked if you're in contact with the russians over those several days and yet the attack still happened. and there apparently may have been russian contractors within that force. doesn't that show a lack of influence? dana: i woul

this initial stage of that process ? that? this initial stage of that process?ow i'm beginning to get everything out there. when these things happen, organisations sometimes go in on themselves, or do think we need to get out and meet every case. 0xfam are certainly doing that. i think penny mordaunt is very conscious of the fact it is notjust the penny mordaunt is very conscious of the fact it is not just the future of oxfa m the fact it is not just the future of oxfam that is at stake but the aid sector and the idea of britain's aid sector and the idea of britain's aid budget, she knows she is going to have to defend that budget of hers and she has to make sure people are spending some of it have got the means to. thanks so much. now it's time for a quick look at the weather. good evening. some snow in the forecast for the next 2a hours, enough to be disrupted in places. some rain further south and ahead of that band of rain and snow, some strong and gusty winds. the snow moving through northern ireland in two parts of north—west england, even as far south as

it looks like the lights have dimmed there at cpac, the president coming to the stage. we foe he'll talk about guns. and immigration and new sanctions on north korea, right? >> yeah that's right. we expect the president any minute now. the comments he made on the south lawn is a preview of what we expect him to say here today on guns. in part, read on the gun issue. when we declare or schools to be gun-free zones it puts our teachers at dangers. well trained and gun-adept teachers should be carrying firearms. we're hoping to keep guns out of hands of those who pose danger to themselves and to others. that's in line of what the president has been saying in the last couple of days. floating this ideas with trained teachers and coaches in the classroom. something the nra embraced as well. the notion of keeping guns out of hand of people who shouldn't have them it's part of th bipartisan bill to strengthen background checks. he will publicly announce of what the administration is calling their toughest and largest ever sanctions against north korea. more than 50 different s

it isa what the early stages might be.akthrough and it is still in the early stages, where they start to send it all off. we have all been talking about al and thinking it is sinister but it could make a good difference. all this thing with robots and the deep technology which i do not even begin to understand. it could be fantastic. when you think about glaucoma and diabetes and the huge impact they could have, this sort of thing could make a difference to people's eyes. finish as off, if the weather does not. the killerfreezes coming. it is going to be cold but i keep thinking, we have an unprecedented number of homeless people now living in doorways and so oi'i people now living in doorways and so on and up to a point, i think they can survive some temperatures, but i wonder how many of them will not survive unless councils make special provision for them or some of them just do not want to go indoors. we never know the number of homeless people who die overwinter, we know how many elderly people die, we need to count t

the largest winter olympics ever staged. this thing is growing. and so i think every country measures it differently in terms of how well they will do. norway is favored to win the most medals. they have in the past. and they're favored to do so. america is better off if they want to look at it this way -- by the way, this medal count could be a cheaper way than hosting a military parade to show pride for your country. although we'll see. so the medal count, if you have just all the medals, which is gold, silver, and bronze accumulated, you know, the american team will look better in the view of global sports. other teams that are smaller and have more gold medals could look better. so every country measures themselves differently. and there's really no agreed-upon way of looking at it. in fact, many of the sports stations that cover the sports will do the medal count at the end, just sort of like an afterthought. you really don't want -- it's about the athletes, about countries competing against each other. yes, it's symbolic of political warfare

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