searching for as many as a dozen people missing in the swiss alps.say an avalanche area the near the ski resort of crans-montana. search dogs and helicopters were sent to a nearby peak for the rescue. local rescue says avalanche is in the area are rare. >>> for centuries the catholic church has forbidden clergyman from sex and marriage. now, cbs news confirms the vatican has secret guidelines for priests who do father children. the founder of a support group for children of priests says that vatican officials showed him the confidential instructions, last year island's catholic church published guidelines for those priests, declaring if a priest father's a child, the well-being of his child should be first consideration. and he should face up to his responsibilities. personal, legal, moral and financial. >> it has taken time for the vatican to respond. >> reporter: what you want from the pope? >> these children are recognized. technology pain. we condemn this pain. and we want to fix this. >> the catholic church in the u.s. is looking at using a simi

one person has died and three are injured after a rare on—piste avalanche in the swiss alps.fly zones for drones around airports are to be widened after the chaos at gatwick in december. and coming up on bbc news, manchester city continue their quest for a historic quadruple this evening with a tricky away leg in the last 16 of the champions league against the german side schalke. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. three conservative mps have resigned from the party over brexit and what they call the tories‘ shift to the right. anna soubry, sarah wollaston and heidi allen will all now sit with the new independent group, made up of eight former labour mps, who left their party earlier this week. in a joint letter to theresa may, the three said the party was in the grip of the democratic unionists and of hard—line brexiteers, and that leaving the eu had "redefined the conservative party — undoing all the efforts to modernise it". theresa may said she was "saddened," but that her party would "always offer... decent, moderate and patriotic politics". here's our co

lies at an altitude of around eight hundred fifty meters and the end of the southeast tip of the swiss alps near summer it's. a bobsled run in this right now the winter sports paradise is the world's only natural i saw track. meet the more adventurous spirits can book a ride in a forman bobsled it's piloted by a professional in this case by myself two time world cup winner and olympic silver medalist he knows how to reach the bottom in one piece as a baby. you can't move around much with four of us in there you can move your head and you should really use this run to look around of course at some. what you might not be able to take it and pull your head back down. but try to look back up and experience that feeling of speed late edition because the feeling from speed albine winter tourism was all but invented and sent merits as of eight hundred sixty four british tourists began coming here for the many hours of winter sunlight nowadays the town with a population of around five thousand is known as a playground for the rich and beautiful. the pot museum in neighboring tells all about the ori

whether it's winter or summer the swiss alps draw tens of millions of visitors per year as the diverse landscape has plenty to offer but scientists say climate change is threatening the map of the alps completely glaciers are shrinking at a rate of two square kilometers each year and the warm weather is also causing landslides in many regions such as bondo switzerland they have forced people like elvira sallust to abandon her village. this is easy work for an excavator but it's hard on the house's most recent occupant who today has to say goodbye to her childhood home in bondo. in a few small house seeing my house slowly die like that does make me sad but at least we're prepared we seem to forget that. a massive landslide destroyed her home in summer twenty seventeen three million cubic meters of the pits tangle mountain came crashing down. who's just brutes just so i need a hose and they have suddenly heard a huge noise i looked up at the mountain and saw huge boulders falling. on a south korean it i looked like lava there is slow moving and without sound it's just ice water and earth

in the swiss alps, nearly 250 emergency workers have searched into the night for skiers feared trappedre confirmed injured in the avalanche at crans montana. pakistan's government has said it will retaliate if delhi responds to the latest militant attack in indian—administered kashmir. the islamist group jaish—e—mohammed says it carried out the attack, but the indian government believes pakistani intelligence was involved. prime minister imran khan says india should provide evidence for its allegations. joan ryan has become the eighth member of the uk parliament to leave the opposition labour party, within 48 hours. she's blamed what she calls its tolerance of a "culture of anti—jewish racism". the enfield north mp will now sit with the 7 backbenchers who resigned on monday to form an independent group. the fashion world has been paying tribute to the legendary designer karl lagerfeld who has died in paris at the age of 85 following a short illness. donatella versace said he was a source of inspiration for her and her late brother, gianni versace. the editor in chief of vogue magazine,

after the avalanche on tuesday it took place in the town of trance montana in the heart of the swiss alps. tributes have been pouring in for karl lagerfeld the influential fashion designer and the creative head of the fashion house chanel he died in paris at the age of eighty five during a career spanning eighty seventy s. the hamburg born designer was one of the most well known names in modern fashion world famous for his designs as well as his personality on. that. call lagerfeld in one of his final public appearances last november the star of paris just christmas lights seventy. fame that he gained over a lifetime of pioneering and the world of fashion it takes something special to stand out. and the legend of like a failed. at the chanel flagship store in the french capital the miss him already eternal admiration read one tribute. at london fashion week the duchess of cornwall joined others in paying her respects to fashion royalty the. best thing. for all of. outside to his presence is everywhere and thoughts about what his death will mean for chanel. of the art world i don't know wh

in the swiss alps, nearly 250 emergency workers have searched into the night for skiers feared trappedre confirmed injured in the avalanche at crans—montana. the race for the democratic party's presidential nomination has got even more crowded, as bernie sanders joins the field. the vermont senator is running for the white house again. in the four hours after his announcement, he raised $1 million, but can bernie sanders prevail? this from our washington correspondent, gary o'donoghue. so, it is official. there is no end to what the great people of our nation can accomplish. and 77 years old, the independent senatorfrom vermont is once again looking for the democratic nomination and has donald trump firmly in his sights. the democratic nomination and has donald trump firmly in his sightslj think it is unacceptable and un—american, to be frank with you, that we have a president who is a pathological liar and it gives me no pleasure to say that, but it is true. we have a president who is a racist, who is a sexist, who is a xenophobe, who is doing what no president in our lifetimes has co

more may still be buried that avalanche occurred in the town of kamel danya in the heart of the swiss alps bernie sanders campaign team says the u.s. senator has raised more than four million dollars from one hundred fifty thousand individuals since announcing his presidential bid on tuesday now that far surpasses other democratic candidates sanders has pledged to build a grassroots movement to take on the special interests he says don american hold. lawmakers in ukraine a pass a constitutional amendment that commits the country to joining the european union and nato president petro poroshenko says ukraine will make a formal bid to join the e.u. by twenty twenty three although he did admit that date is ambitious the move was welcomed by european council president. but it is likely of course anger russia. well every year deutsche of ella gives its freedom of speech award to an individual or group of individuals who championed human rights of free speech often at great personal risk this year the word goes to a journalist on a bell hernandez for her work investigating mexico's drug cartels a

more may still be buried the avalanche occurred in the town of call matanya in the heart of the swiss alps officials say the crisis in other news between india and pakistan will be on the agenda talks between saudi arabia's crown prince and indian leaders delhi saudi arabia has vowed to help ease tensions between the neighbors after last week's arming and indian administered kashmir. bernie sanders election campaign team says the u.s. senator has raised more than four million dollars from one hundred fifty thousand individuals since announcing his presidential bid on tuesday a lot far surpasses other democratic candidates sanders has pledged to build a grassroots movement to take on the special interests he says dominates us and politics. lawmakers in ukraine are pass a constitutional amendment that commits the country to joining the european union and nato president petro poroshenko says crane will make a formal bid to join the e.u. by twenty twenty three although he admitted that date is ambitious the move was welcomed by european council president don't all toast is likely to anger neig

in the swiss alps, nearly 250 emergency workers have searched into the night for skiers feared trappedw. four people are confirmed injured in the avalanche at crans montana. bernie sanders is making a second bid for the american presidency in next year's election. the vermont senator is the best—known name in a crowded and generally much younger field of democratic party hopefuls. his campaign team say they raised a million dollars within four hours of his announcement. he told supporters it's time to complete the "political revolution" they started. we are running against a president who is a pathological liar, a fraud, a racist, a sexist, a xenophobe, and someone who is undermining american democracy as he leads us in an authoritarian direction. i am running for president because now, more than ever, we need leadership that brings us together, not divides us up. brazil's government is to deliver aid to its border with venezuela within days at the request ofjuan guaido, the venezuelan opposition leader who's declared himself president. other aid shipments are waiting there, but have b

. >>> rescue teams are searching overnight for more victims of an avalanche in the swiss alps.our people have been rescued but police fear more people may have been swept away. the avalanche which hit during midafternoon buried a ski trail at a popular resort. the search includes hundreds of rescuers with dogs and helicopters. >>> let's take a closer look now at your weather for this wednesday. >>> a lightning strike from the storm system stretching across the country forced a delta jet to make an emergency landing in chattanooga. it was headed to atlanta from milwaukee. meanwhile, in louisiana, a truck burst into flames after being hit by lightning. the driver is okay. >>> looking at today's live temperatures, a cool day for more of the country with temperatures around freezing in the midwest and northeast as snow spreads from missouri to washington, d.c. at this hour. in the west temperatures in l.a. anphoenix won't even crack 60. >>> it's a disturbing trend. coming up, why heart attacks are on the rise among young women. >>> but first another twist in the jussie smollett att

rescuers in the swiss alps have spent the night searching for skiers feared trapped under more than two seriously, following an avalanche at cra ns montana yesterday afternoon. there have been suggestions that recent warm weather in the area may have triggered the incident. a piece of human skull, more than 5,000 years old, is going on display from today. the skull was found on the bank of the river thames, and was initially handed into the police — it was thought it might be evidence in a recent murder case — however, radiocarbon dating revealed the bone was actually from the year 3,600bc — one of the earliest ever found in the capital. it's now on show at the museum of london. why? | why? i would why? iwould not why? i would not even dare to pick it up! i would worry about it disintegrating. i can be pretty clumsy, can you imagine, oops! was ata clumsy, can you imagine, oops! was at a murder? was it a woman? was it at a murder? was it a woman? was it a man? the people of llanelli may have been walking past a priceless piece of art every day for the last ten years — without even realis

in the swiss alps, nearly 250 emergency workers have searched into the night for skiers feared trappeds of snow. four people are confirmed injured in the avalanche at crans—montana. thousands have ta ken to the streets of paris and other french cities in protest at a rise in anti—semitic attacks. on tuesday, at least 80 gravestones were daubed with swastikas at a jewish cemetery in eastern france. president macron called it an act of absurd stupidity. jon ironmonger reports. friend has a clear problem with anti—semitism, but the desecration of this jewish cemetery near strasbourg marks another low. some 96 gravestones daubed with appropriate, scrawled on one of them the name of the far—right group, black alsatian wolves. visiting the side on tuesday, the french president emmanuel macron told jewish leaders that he would pass new laws to punish anti—semitism. translation: the reason i am here is first of all to show the solidarity of the entire nation and our shame at seeing this, our determination to be together in these moments and pledge my full determination to fight anti—semitism.

up to a dozen skiers could be buried under an avalanche near a popular resort in the swiss alps.r silverware on both fronts, it's the champions league tonight but it has been a long time since liverpool won a league title, thatis since liverpool won a league title, that is fair to say, and jurgen klopp saying that it is more of a priority this season, to try and win the league, and then perhaps success might follow in the champions league. they face bayern munich tonight in the last 16. they're without virgil van dijk, which will bea without virgil van dijk, which will be a big loss for liverpool it's going to be another special night under the lights at anfield later against one of european football's heavyweights. liverpool, having made it all the way to the final last year, they were beaten by real madrid, but they haven't won that league title in 29 years and jurgen klopp thinks that's the one they should really target. if we would have to decide, for all liverpool fans, it's the premier league, that's clear, we know that. but now it is the champions league and i think everyb

switzerland say several skiers have been buried under an avalanche near a popular resort in the swiss alpsow. some pictures on social media appear to show the avalanche occurred on a marked slope. each year in the uk, more than 50,000 people die from sepsis. it happens when the body overreacts to an infection, and can lead to multiple organ failure. now a team at the university of strathclyde is hoping that a new test it's developed could help speed up diagnosis, potentially saving thousands of lives a year. tim muffett reports. twice my heart stopped, i had two cardiac arrests in hospital, and i was in an induced coma for eight days. what started as a sore throat nearly ended ryan's life. i went to the doctor and was sent home. i was gradually feeling more unwell and i really couldn't recognise what was happening to me. my whole body ached, really confused. ryan was sent home again by a different gp. the next morning, i collapsed in the house. my wife phoned an ambulance. and the paramedics came out and the first thing they said was it could be sepsis. it was really scary, i couldn't beli

people have been injured, one of them seriously, in an avalanche near a popular ski resort in the swiss alpstake a hundred years for the force to properly reflect the ethnic make up, of the people it serves. currently 14% of met officers, are from black, asian and minority ethnic backgrounds, but make up 40% of london's population. the force says it wants to recruit an extra 250 bame, officers, a year. more than 300 bin workers in birmingham have begun the first of a series of strikes. it follows a dispute with the council, over claims some staff were "blacklisted," for taking part in industrial action in 2017, when rubbish was left piled up on streets. sima kotecha reports. deja vu in birmingham. another bin strike causing misery. 18 months ago, refuse workers went on strike for three hours every day, for three months. and today, it starts again. i'm appalled that they're not coming to collect the bins because it's going to cause rats, we have rats already here. can you imagine the pile—up on this road? but this time, they'll be walking out for two days every week, for five weeks. it stems

under the snow the avalanche occurred at the popular ski resort of call montana in the heart of the swiss alps. this is the news africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes the battle continues south africa's golden child cost us a man you know is in courts this week she is fighting for her right to compete without medication. plus the fisherman toppling greed invision on lake victoria but fish stocks dwindling canyons and chinese imports. and baba's only leaves if you want to have it. well don't worry these stylish lookin bob is all pomp are you in the. junior welcome to news africa great to have you with us gold medal winning south africa.

under the snow the avalanche occurred at the popular ski resort of call montana in the heart of the swiss alps. sixteen u.s. states are suing. that interim for declaring a national emergency on the border with mexico from california to connecticut they say that the president is abusing powers trampling the constitution and not telling the truth reasons enough says this man for a change at the white house today bernie sanders the candidate to almost made in two thousand and sixteen announce that he's running to win in two thousand and twenty tonight the man who wants to replace trump and the americans who are taking trump to court i'm bring golf in berlin this is the day. we are running against a president who is a tough a logical lawyer a fraud a racist a sexist a xenophobe.

under the snow the avalanche occurred at the popular ski resort of call montana in the heart of the swiss alps. talking trade on many levels the u.s. and chinese negotiators are meeting again in washington with the u.s. reportedly issuing fresh demands meanwhile representatives of the private sector are in beijing discussing their approach to the truth also coming up quite a ways chief executive is hitting back at the u.s. he says there is no way the united states can crush us the world needs. doesn't really and strong sales for cuba signature export as the chinese develop a taste for cigars. i'm chris cuomo in berlin good to have you with us. make or break trade talks between the unite.

dramatic footage has emerged of the moment an avalanche hit in the swiss alps on tuesday authorities say a frenchman who worked at the resort of crime on tonga died from his injuries he was one of four people rescued after being swept away by the avalanche. in morocco police have class with teachers protesting for higher wages and promotion opportunities police beat teachers with the tongs when they tried to walk towards the royal palace in the capital robot multiple injuries have been reported . for more than two years we have heard that briggs it means bricks it but no one not even the british prime minister has been able to tell the public what britain's exit from the european union will really look like until now this is the picture of brics it tonight's members of parliament quitting their parties and joining forces to form a new one with just over a month before bret's it day we know that time is not on their side tonight we ask what if anything is i bring golf in berlin this is the day. i'm done. i want to be caught to something that's thanks to. the main form teams all break

swiss police have confirmed that one of those injured in yesterday's avalanche in the swiss alps hase are confirmed to have been injured following an avalanche at cra ns montana yesterday afternoon. there have been suggestions that recent warm weather in the area may have triggered the incident. the headlines on bbc news... the family of a teenage girl who joined i—s say they'll fight the government's decision to take away her british passport. a warning from the uk's competition watchdog which says the proposed supermarket merger between sainsbury's and asda could push up prices. mpjoan ryan becomes the eighth to quit labour to join the new independent group in parliament. and in sport, liverpool manager jurgen klopp says last night's goalless draw with bayern munich in the champions league was not a dream result but a good one. they go to munich for the second leg next month. champions league action continues this evening as manchester city had to germany to face shocker. city had to germany to face shocker. city have never won the competition but they are favourites to reach the q

four people have been injured, one of them seriously, in an avalanche near a popular resort in the swiss alpsare still trapped under the snow. venezuela's defence minister said the opposition will have to pass over the dead bodies of president nicolas maduro's supporters before they try to impose a new government on the country. mr padrino lopez rejected the call by president trump for the military to switch allegiance to the opposition leader, juan guaido. and take a look at these pictures of a supermoon injapan. the pictures were taken in the oga—sawara islands, south of tokyo, where the moon is at its closest point to earth. it's been dubbed the ‘snow moon' because snowfall is often at its heaviest this time of year. karl lagerfeld has died in paris following a short illness. he was 85. the german designer was the creative director for chanel and fendi and worked right up until his death. the fashion world has been paying tribute. donatella versa ce wrote on instagram, ‘karl your genius touched the lives of so many, especially gianni and i. we will never forget your incredible talent and e

rescued after tonnes of poured down onto a marked ski slope in crans montana, a ski resort in the swiss alpsdays across europe, thousands of families out skiing. and then the unthinkable. that roar in the background, the start of a huge avalanche. watch again as tonnes of snow poured down onto a marked slope. first reports suggested up to a dozen people were buried, a massive rescue operation was launched and police warned that this was a very serious incident. translation: the avalanche is 840 metres long and 100 metres wide. 400 metres of snow hit the ski slope directly. despite rescuers arriving very quickly on the scene, there are at this moment four injured, including one whose life is in danger and three others with a less serious injuries. rescuers continued to work all night, but found no one else. the police say no one has been reported missing. they now hope the four people pulled from the snow yesterday were the only ones trapped. but this morning came the sad news that one of the injured, a 34—year—old french man working in the ski patrol service, had died in hospital. the search

person died, and three people were injured, in an avalanche at a popular resort ski resort in the swiss alpsort from imogen foulkes contains images you may find distressing. it began as a perfect day in the mountains. good snow, sunny skies and with the half—term holidays across europe, thousands of families out skiing. and then, the unthinkable. that roar in the background, the start of a huge avalanche. watch again as tonnes of snow pour down onto the marked slope. first reports suggested up to a dozen people were buried. a massive rescue operation was launched, and police warned that this was a very serious incident. translation: the avalanche is 840 metres long and 100 metres wide, a00 metres of snow hit the ski slope directly. despite rescuers arriving quickly on the scene, at this moment, there are four injured including one whose life is in danger, and three others with less serious injuries. rescuers continued to work all right. but they found no one else. the police say that no one has been reported missing, they now hope that the four people pulled from the snow yesterday were the