oshie has just tweeted, terry, terry, terry with three exclamation points >> what t.j. oshie did, it was magical that night in sochi. >> ruzicka a late addition to the squad. he's shown great talent although he hasn't been very productive. >> here comes ruzicka moving in on zapolski. he makes the save. >> he made that look easy, mike, talking about zapolski you saw him late in the game being square and composed. he's square and composed, doesn't drop quickly. >> trying to pick a spot, ruzicka. there was no faking, no deception at all. >> chris bourque, first united states shooter francouz comes way out he's stopped >> a lot of diving there bourque deliberate on entry, goes to the backhand, can't quite get it over the pad of francouz makes a huge stop. koukal, second shooter for the czech republic moving in, he scores >> got him to go down, separate the pads and slipped it underneath right there great job by koukal. >> ryan donato, second united states shooter francouz comes way out it's off the side of the cage. >> comes in with a little bit of speed and gets more delib

terry: absolutely. if you will be successful for the long term, you need to hedge your basis risk, whether you are agriculture or equities. we assume that historically. just when you think you should not hedges in the market goes the opposite direction and people get hurt. julia: we have seen a pickup and volatility. asyou expect to see 2018 significantly more volatile than 2017? a record 2017 we saw low volatility so we see an increase in our options on futures trading people are more apt to trade options and futures because of the lowball versus the highball -- low volatility versus the high volatility. seen.we know the fed has indicated a couple rate hikes. we at prices that are at lows.me highs in all-time we have all-time highs in equity and all-time lows in interest rates. you think there could be some volatility pent-up in those major asset classes and i am anticipating a little more all its ability but at the same time, we have been able to grow our business without the volatility. i think this

terry simpson joins us. what is the trade? terry: i think we have to step back. lot of our clients are asking us, why haven't you guys adjusted your positioning? we do understand short-term market volatility but at the same time, fundamentals are still supportive. we think we have a big shift in volatility regime change would cause deterioration fundamentals or should the macro volatility. we are not seeing that from a we got it where synthetic to what happened but you have to step back. alix: is it a cell rally? rally?t a sell terry: we understand it has been pushing higher. it shows lower risks. we have had this adjustment and clients are saying we are going to more fiscal easing was may be accompanied by monetary tightening. step back, those fundamentals show strong. we urge clients to the cast work. they couldn't tell me how many strategists were involved in this last week -- david: tell me how many strategists were involved in this last week? there were a lot of huge funds tied its assets. some of the risk parity trades they were rebalancing automatically. t

i'm terry mcswainy. >> i'm janell wang.isappointing event for a 49ers franchise on the rise. the latest 49ers to end up in handcuffs. >> nbc bay area mary ann favro in saj where he spent several hours behind bars. >> reporter: yes, reuben foster was released tonight on $75,000 bail. he walked out of these doors at the jail about 90 minutes ago. sir, any comment? >> reporter: the star linebacker walked out of jail and quickly jumped into a waiting car with tinted windows and did not talk to reporters. los gatos police arrested reuben foster on suspicion of domestic vie lens and possession of an assault rifle at a home on shannon road around 9:00 the morning. he has had off-field issues in the past and the 49ers said they would keep close tabs on him. in a statement, the san francisco 49ers said, quote, the organization is aware of the report regarding reuben foster. we take matters of this nature seriously and are gathering all pertinent information. 23-year-old foster was arrested and charged with second degree marijuana po

all right, terry. >> and jeff sessions is absolutely correct.ht, if you're in a third party or an independent, you're gonna celebrate because in a settlement reach with the courts, if you want to run statewide in pennsylvania now, you don't need 2% of the votes cast in the previous election. now, imagine that -- 65,000, 70,000 signatures on a petition. you need -- the magic number is only 5,000. so, i think we're gonna have a lot more folks running for office in the state of pennsylvania. >> all right, jan. >> the deadlock over daca in the u.s. senate is not the end of the story. the issue of what to do about these illegal aliens who were brought to the u.s. as children moves onto the u.s. house of representatives, where only a simple majority is necessary, not the supermajority as in the senate. so, if they can pass something that has the support of the president, there'll be intense pressure on the u.s. senate to act to provide the only form of relief that's politically available for these folks. >> all right, we'll be watching. donna? >> this

terry mcsweeney landed in man y -- minneapolis a few days ago. terry, it's 12 degrees i just looked it up. >> that's 12 degrees warmer than three hours ago. we're on a warming trend here. first thing you notice, the longer you're in the cold the more it seeps into your bones. the second thing you notice, police presence. all around the mall of america and the streets of minneapolis heavy security. at the mall of america, some with bomb sniffing dogs. nbc news crew given a view in a hospital. >> we just block the airspace off, create a no fly zone and don't have to worry about the intent. >> reporter: this is how trucks are being checked for explosi s explosives, drive through security. state and federal agencies with an overwhelming presence. the theme of this year's festivities, the cold north. some breathing out steam others skating on ice that stays naturally. >> i left sfo at midnight, 50 degrees, and i landed this morning at 6:00 a.m., negative 7. >> lester holt anchored nbc nightly news from here. >> i do mouth exercises because trying to s

we'll get back out to terry, tara and johnny.n and central time zones, your late local news is coming up. then we're back in 35 minutes to bring the whole country back together for live skating with the pairs figure skating. for now, good night on the primetime show. mountain and pacific stay right there as the games continue from pyeongchang. ♪ because everyone likes easy. sure do. because everyone is on the go. because we all like to save energy, but sometimes we slip up. reaching up. shhh. because sometimes we want it cool at night, then toasty in the mornings. introducing the easy to use, energy saving, adjustable from everywhere, easy on the wallet and the eyes, nest thermostat e. e is for everyone. their turn in the spotlight. weather... already a big factor in these olympics. >>> local athletes waiting for their turn in the spotlight. weather already a big factor in these olympics. a special edition of "nbc bay area news" starts right now. good evening or good morning. thanks for staying up with us. i'm terry mcsweeney. >>

was back to terry now in a rumbling that many in the west seem to have terry. the un has warned that the civil war in yemen is causing one of the worst humanitarian disasters in years chronic shortages of food and medicines have left the civilian population there have been herbal to disease and malnutrition getting enough humanitarian supplies into rebel held parts of yemen is extremely difficult as this report from the red sea port city shows. the main hospital in the port city of who data is far too small to handle all the patients being treated here cholera remains a major threat and diphtheria is now taking a heavy toll the highly infectious disease has spread to eighteen of yemen's twenty two provinces disease and malnutrition make a deadly combination especially for small children to make matters worse doctors lack urgently needed medical supplies and equipment just given we have a huge shortage of medical quitman and medicine for the serious cases that shortage exists because yemen is under siege. almost all supplies of humanitarian aid to rebel controll

hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us. the united nations says the syrian government is targeting civilians in the rebel held enclave of eastern and that it must stop syrian observatory for human rights says that government air raids on eastern go to close to the syrian capital damascus killed at least one hundred people on monday around four hundred seventy were injured suburb has been under siege by regime forces for more than four years. this as syrian media report that militias loyal to the syrian government will soon be entering the northern region of freen to help kurdish militias there repel turkey turkish troops. an entire town in mourning this is become a familiar sight in a free in recent weeks with residents regularly attending mass funerals for kurdish fighters killed in clashes with turkish troops. it's against this backdrop that syrian state t.v. reported on a move to change the dynamic of the fighting the news anchor of this bulletin announcing that militias allied to the syrian government would soon arrive

smith says it isn't what is in the newspaper it's what isn't just expanded on that so what terry was saying is is twofold one is that the newspaper editors decide what news we see and you know the differences between this program and as you mentioned the b.b.c. can be quite vast and and one of the things that i learnt from terry particularly was to look beyond that to look at what isn't there as much as what is so for example when we finished our interview with terry i rushed home and spent the next couple of days going back through all our research trying to find out what was missing and i think in addition to that there is a lot of people are popularly calling fake news is around i call people not necessarily doing their jobs properly or not being given the time to do their jobs properly you know they have to rush through stories etc so where is the impetus of checking. those but i encourage people to look at all scoops of news and then make their own decisions and the nexus of power in your film there between the unions. fighting against this nexus of media government in the case

in minneapolis, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> wow. be sure to stay with us for complete super bowl coverage. the moment terry arrived in minneapolis, he got to work, talking to people and taking pictures, and he is sharing it all on twitter and on facebook. be sure to follow him at terry mcsweeney nbc. >>> and remember tomorrow you can watch it all right here on nbc bay area. pregame coverage starts at 9:00 a.m. and kickoff is at 3:30. >>> it's just shy of 7:09. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, an nbc exclusive. his side of the story. the man who triggered hawaii's false missile alert. >>> also, the warriors coming in with the assist. how the team is helping a well-known performer whose beloved unicycle was stolen at sfo. [burke] at farmers, we've seen almost everything so we know how to cover almost anything. even a "red-hot mascot." [mascot] hey-oooo! whoop, whoop! [crowd 1] hey, you're on fire! [mascot] you bet i am! [crowd 2] dude, you're on fire! [mascot] oh, yeah! [crowd 3] no, you're on fire! look behin

hello i'm terry march and welcome to the program turkey has expressed hope of a stronger arms cooperation with berlin it follows what appears to be a rapid evolution of relations between germany and turkey over the weekend turkish prime minister been used to ream but waste his hopes that the country's might soon cooperate on building tanks in turkey a deal potentially worth billions but there are secret there are fears of a secret deal to build a tank factory might have been agreed in exchange for the release last week of imprisoned german turkish journalist aneesh. well the german foreign ministry has denied those claims but free democrat lawmaker gere's so rice says he's suspicious. i also missed the bit about the foreign minister would never admit it but in my view it's perfectly clear there's a connection there if you look at the whole story that i assume is a direct link to bob says i'm going. to help sort this out let's bring in d.w. political correspondent thomas thomas what do you make of speculation that an arms deal was behind the release of german turkish journalist and you chi

tonight on the story for us in brussels terry thank you very much. well now into another of the many frauds in the wars in syria the turkey's offensive against the kurds in northern syria now that conflict has reached right here and you're selling muslim the man who was once the head of syria's main kurdish political party the p y d was spotted in arrested in the czech capital prague on an interpol arrest warrant issued by turkey well today kurds gathered in front of the interior ministry to demand mr muslim be released wants him to be extradited but that will be up to a check court to decide mr muslims organization the movement for a democratic society has denounced the arrest saying that it violates international law. or turkey considers a solid muslims party to be an offshoot of the p.k. k. group accused of running a decades long insurgency on turkish territory the us and the e.u. have deemed the p k k terrorist organization and here's what turkey's president to one said about the arrest. now the head of the p y d has being caught him and. how i h

by at the palace of justice in brussels where that trial is underway right now as we mentioned and terry this is the trial for the shoot out with belgian police just before of the slum was captured not for the terrorist attacks in paris so walk us through the charges and what's been happening today. that's right sara this is the trial that led to our dislodges arrest on four days before he was found he was coincidentally located in a safe house and when police knocked on the door they were hit by gunfire now what we heard today in court and not from obviously who continues to refuse to speak but from his accomplice is that they didn't fire any of those shots still they're being tried for attempted murder now when august lama arrived today he looks considerably different from the man that we last saw in those europe's most wanted profiles then he had short hair just a bit of a stubble today he showed up with long hair and a beard and continued his refusal to speak he wouldn't even stand when the judge asked him to confirm his identity so yeah he's going to continue to be defiant in the fa

hello i'm terry marchant good to have you with its the international olympic committee has confirmed to d.w. that russia's olympic ben has been lifted with quote immediate effect the news comes just two days after russian athletes returned from competing as neutrals at the john shank winter olympics in south korea two russian athletes failed drug tests at the games but the ban was automatically deducted after no further positive tests russia was banned after revelations of state sponsored doping at the sochi games in two thousand and fourteen. well for more on this development let's bring in jonathan crane from d.w. sports hey jonathan does this decision come as a surprise to be honest terry not really i think when the i.o.c. decided on sunday that it wasn't going to lift the ban for now to have russian athletes marching on their own flag of the closing ceremony it was always going to be a temporary thing because they did say that if they were not for the drug tests failed start test then russia would be reinstated and i think they would have reinstated russia for the closing ceremon

terry? >> there's a fine line.we use the advanced robots that go in and disarm bombs and but what i think was sketchy about that was the way they were cooperating so now you have one and one robot killer is okay, we can handle one, what is one glass of water. and you two or three working as a squad or a team you are done. the last thing you hear is breathing and then they open up and come in and they kill you. greg: i thought that one robot was adorable but kind of all hands. here is my theory. this is my theory on boston dynamics the company making it. every time this is released they try to contact them and they never respond. they never respond. i believe that this company, boston dynamics, slowly run by robots who killed or enslaved their owners years ago, right? they are running this and the thing is they are sending very old videos from like 1989 like that video is 20 or 30 years old so they are tricking us to think that their only opening doors until we sit here and were laughing and no, that's from 1988. [l

all right terry has the latest now from the valley no less yeah no faces that can stop traffic. check in on berlin film one of the contenders for the prestigious golden bear this year as the iranian film pig it's a black comedy about a blacklisted movie director and it challenges stereotypes about iran and iranian women on your call reports. it wasn't she at least seven snipes to be out on the red carpet. concert with their own. celebrating from your office turbulent comedy peak at the berlin film festival. not just focuses on director haasan who was listed by the government but that's not what's troubling him most and unknown kiddo's talks to beheading filmmakers so. slight it why shouldn't he be murdered as well. but it amounts. to. a billion dollar without an iranian movie and on think about a prospect in previous years iranian directors sometimes had to bypass ukrainian censors by smuggling their movies out of the country that was not the case with this pick was officially approved but uranian off story without any changes at all what's more the movie will be screened in the

also joining us this hour former fbi official terry turchi. we have political analyst gianno caldwell and tech expert, lance ulanoff. david: i'm getting phone calls from people and they say it has not been crumbs. nicole petallides on floor of new york stock exchange. we saw a swing of 300 points. i expect the big three about to report? >> we have three big ones coming up we'll bring to you right here on "after the bell." start with the major market averages. the dow is up 36 points. had been up 157, down 134. productivity numbers, to what the atlanta fed said about gdp numbers. raising the gdp numbers. in general, fresh money coming into the market on a new month. s&p did not squeeze out a gain. that finished down one point. nasdaq down 1/3 of 1%. 10-year bond ticked higher in the last hour. it moved up to 2.797. that certainly is a move to the upside for the bond yields that pressures stocks sometimes as well. then we saw more companies talking about benefits for american workers and that is all on the heels of tax reform that would be lowe'

in minneapolis, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> i could tell he's cold. >> yeah. >> terry haseen tweeting updates on all the action, those cold conditions from minneapolis. you can follow him, his handle is @terrymcsweeney. >> nbc bay area is the only place to watch all the super bowl action. kickoff is at 3:30 but we will get pregame coverage started at 9:00 this morning. >>> super bowl parties coupled with the gorgeous weather have1 ey this is a live look at traffic on interstate 880 in oakland. quite a few people already out this morning. the california highway patrol has a warning for drivers on this super bowl sunday. officers will be spread out looking for any sign of drunk or drugged driving. the chp is calling this their enough is enough campaign, there have been several serious or deadly dui crashes just in recent weeks. new numbers show a spike in arrests for driving under the influence of marijuana. over the last week and a half chp officers arrested 13 drivers for driving under the influence of pot. over the same period last year only two drivers were arrested for

the clerk: the judiciary, terry a. doughty of louisiana to be united states district judge for the western district of louisiana. mr. mcconnell: i send a cloture motion to the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: cloture motion. we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate, do hereby move to bring to a close debate on the nomination of terry a. doughty of louisiana to be united states district judge for the western district of louisiana, signed by 17 senators as follows -- mr. mcconnell: i ask consent the reading of the names be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent the mandatory quorum calls for the cloture motions be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent the senate proceed to the en bloc consideration of the following nominations -- executive calendar 617, 667. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. the

our own terry mcsweeney with lester holt. terry will bring us live reports beginning tonight at 11:00. notice, both of them wearing hats. >> nbc hats. i love that. >> it is so cold. if you're going there like terry and lester, or staying here like us, exclusive pregame coverage starts at 9:00 a.m. kick off at 3:30. justin timberlake and halftime show around 5:00 p.m. >> we'll be in t-shirts and shorts. >> it'll be nice. i want to point out, terry is wearing the olympic beanie. kind of like the meeting of the two major events. >> super bowl sunday. then in a few days, the olympics. >> the weather? >> it's good. >> drop the mic. >> also, what the weather is like over in pyeongchang, let's get a look. you can see the super bowl of course is played inside. we do know that. if you know anyone heading over there or you'll watch dale in coverage, you will notice everyone outside is bundled up. here is why. daytime high of just six on sunday. and starting the morning off with minus 4. wind chills down below zero. this is the coldest

teri schultz covering the proceedings for us today in brussels terry thank you very much now to some other stories making news around the world russia has intensified its airstrikes on the syrian province of it live after one of its jets was shot down on saturday several people are reported dead and dozens injured witnesses say a hospital was hit russia is backing an army offensive in syria's last rebel held province. hundreds of thousands of people have protested in athens against a potential deal with macedonia over that country's official name greece has opposed its neighbors use of the name macedonia since it became independent from yugoslavia in one thousand nine hundred one athens had signaled a willingness to compromise on the matter and that angered many greeks. the leaders of south africa's ruling a.n.c. party are due to hold an emergency meeting today to decide the future of president jacob zuma has come under renewed pressure to stand down from office top officials from the a.n.c. met with zoom on sunday to persuade him to resign he is not due to leave office until next ye

hello i'm terry martin thanks. joining us. packing group has infiltrated germany's foreign to and defense ministries and may have stolen sensitive data sources say a hacking group with alleged links to the russian government broke into the government network here in germany it tax were apparently discovered in december but were only made public today philip for more all of it the german government has confirmed that an attack took place that the federal i.t. system has been attacked but the d.p.a. news agency goes further it quotes unnamed sources who say that the german foreign ministry in the ministry of defense have been targeted what sort of attacks are we talking about here that's right the german interior ministry just confirmed these attacks that were carried out by the way during the whole year or maybe even a year ago they were just. discovered in december and published only today by the german news agency that you just quoted it's unclear helping the damage really is the fear is of course that certain networks off th

on sundays he skyped with his parents john and terry.ohn is a musician and terry a school guidance counselor. >> how did he seem to be doing? >> it was rough at first, the language thing was the big thing. >> you were a stranger in a strange land. >> yes, yes. >> was it a lonely feeling? >> yeah, it was. but it was made better by the fact that there were other foreign teachers in town. >> along with the teachers, there was one other person, a volunteer who helped the foreign teachers adjust, a local english speaking businessman named kenji harayama. kenji, a pretty accomplished guitarist found out that zach was, too. >> i was amazed by his songs, his original songs, and also he played guitar very well. >> kenji pulled out an old gibson, handed it to zach. >> he said consider it yours while you're here. >> zach took that guitar to school trying to break the ice. >> i would play music for them. i think that helped break down the barrier a bit. >> just three weeks in, overwhelmed by homesickness, hep called his parents. he had had enough. >

we'll get back out to terry, tara and johnny. rest of you in the eastern and central time zones, your late local news is coming up. then we're back in 35 minutes to bring the whole back together for live skatingh the pairs figure skating. for now, good night on the primetime show. tinue fromnd pacific stay right pyeongchang. >>> rin and flooding. at 11:00, tracking hours of showers and the threat of flooding across our region. >>> jail shooting. a just-released inmate attacks a guard in the parking lot of a correctional facility. >>> still soaring. eagles fans flying high and still can't get enough of the super bowl-winning squad. >>> right now at 11:00, sunday soaker. the roller coaster weather weekend continues with heavy rain and possible flooding. good evening. i'm denies nakano. rain and flooding could change your sunday plans. people were bundled up and covering themselves just outside city hall. here's a live picture right now at i-95 in south philadelphia. you can barely see the highway or the cars in the thick fog. hr wa

. >> reporter: terry wright and kenneth beever were detectives with the london police department. >>arated inside the store and they both were seen to go to the counter and get refunds off previous purchases. >> reporter: a store detective alerts an offduty officer, who stops the young couple. the offduty officer arrests jens and elizabeth on suspicious they committed fraud. their mug shots reveal their efforts to disguise themselves. >> his hair was tinted very slightly reddish, wasn't it? >> yes. >> she had dark hair, fairly short. >> i wanted to know where they were staying in london, and i wanted to know where their passports where. >> reporter: jens then makes a decision, a fatal mistake, according to detectives. that will alter the course of his and elizabeth's lives forever. >> he decided to tell us that he was staying at a place called at home, which is a small basement rental apartment in gloucester place, which is in the center of lond london. >> reporter: as fate would have it, the london flat was just off baker street, the fictional home of sherlock holmes. >> this is exa

terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> you notice terry doesn't have a jacket on because he's in the dome. thank you, terry. >>> there's a lot of buzz, good and bad, about the halftime show, did you like it, j.t.? and what about the hologram tribute to prince? >> minneapolis, minnesota, this one is for you. >> pretty cool to see. justin timberlake sang a prince song. he was a minnesota native and timberlake did some new songs and classics and was dancing all throughout. no wardrobe malfunction this time. this was his third super bowl half-time show. he'll be performing in san jose in april. janelle? >>> what about the commercials, how did they stack up? this year's theme, heartwarming and humorous, using some of hollywood's biggest stars. "game of thrones" star morgan freeman was also in the doritos commercial. and amazon's pit loses her voice so backups were brought in. the tag line, nobody does it better. and this year we saw the highly-anticipated sneak peeks. >> are you interested in joining us? >> i'm going to be a pilot. >> an unexpected first peek at "solo." that movie comes o

hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us. survivors of the florida school shooting have appealed to us president all tromped to do more to stop gun violence in an emotionally charged meeting at the white house promised to take action even suggesting the possibility of arming teachers lawmakers are facing a new push for gun control after last week's rampage that left seventeen people dead it was cold a listening session but president trump had plenty to say. meeting at the white house with survivors of gun violence and victims families trump suggested one solution to school shootings could be more guns and this would only be obviously for people that are very adept at handling a gun. it would be it's called concealed carry where a teacher would have a concealed gun on them they'd go for special training and they would. be there and you would no longer have a gun free zone gun free zone to a maniac because they're all cowards a gun free zone is let's go in and let's attack is anybody like the father of a boy killed in the two t

. >> reporter: live in minneapolis, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> we have to get you on one of those snowmobiles. >> as long as you're geared up, it's okay. i don't know. nbc bay area is the only place to catch the super bowl action. kickoff is at 3:30. we'll get pregame coverage started at 9:00 in the morning. >>> still to come, not what you want to hear when you call the bank about an account worth thousands of dollars. we have one man's eight-year fight. nbc bay area responds, next. >>> and a pretty view from emeryville, looking off to the west. 66 degrees right now. what may not be so nice is how long we may have to wait for more rain or cirrus snow to make a comeback. the latest outlook on that when we come back in two minutes. you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. jose man who battled the bank -- for more than 8 years. >>> you know the saying show me the money. a san jose man battled the bank for more than eight years. >> wells fargo had his money lost in limbo. c

he said, "this is detective constable terry wright callin' from richmond, england."said-- "do you know elizabeth haysom and jens soering?" >> reporter: okay. now you have to be -- >> and i'm going, yeah. yeah, i do. >> i said "can you tell me, are her parents dead?" he said, "yeah, they're dead." >> he said, "were they murdered?" and i said, "yes." >> i said, "i think you need to come over." >> we have the murderers incarcerated. >> reporter: next, some court testimony that becomes must-see tv. >> i wanted my parents out of my life. >> when she appeared in court, everybody was riveted by what she had to say. >> reporter: stay with us. peter? it's kristy. camp jenkins? maybe this will jog your memory. alexa, play "my funky place." (alexa) playing your music. remember our dance? ♪ ♪ yeah, i'm not peter. alexa, note to self. take the stairs next time. get a free moto mod with amazon alexa when you buy a moto z2. available at major carriers. oof soft, gentle raindropsusands a moto z2. with a refreshing downpour. until now. [ bell rings ] whoa! it's a deluge!!! we need mo

broken his almost two years of silence but that's not yet cooperation ok that's not yet cooperation terry so with him continuing not to really say much will this trial shed light on his motivations what led him to do what he's being accused of. that's very much the hope certainly victims organizations along with investigators were hoping that sala obviously would show some remorse that he at least would provide some understanding of how this terror cell here in brussels planned the attacks and why and of course here in belgium they're very much looking for clues on what happened later the brussels attacks of march that followed the paris attacks but we've had no such information out of of the slum who was in the courtroom or where their family members of victims. there were representatives of victims' organizations along with defense attorneys a lot of journalists and some of the representative of victims organizations were quite upset by this outburst that i told you about because they said he's not helping at all with the investigation is not good shedding any light on this terror cell

hello i'm terry martin thanks for joining us. russia is blocking a u.n. security council resolution that is trying to bring a cease fire to eastern ghouta on the edge of the syrian capital damascus russian. has put forward a raft of amendments and a boat has been delayed until later today syrian government forces are bombarding eastern ghouta and the un chief antonio good terrorists has called the situation hell on earth human rights monitors say government shelling has killed more than four hundred people there since sunday including many children it's one of the bloodiest episodes of syria's seven year called flicked through the car with their daughter go even for those surrounded by day it is a crushing moment. so both. talks his child one last time. for city as victims there is no dignity in dying. should shoot. for syria's government there is no relenting every minute bombs are drawn to. monitor groups say more than four hundred men women and children have been killed since sunday homes and hospitals obliterated leaving doctors to handle matters of l

oh i'm terry martin good to have you with us. germany's two biggest political parties have probably agreed on a deal to form a coalition government they made the announcement in berlin yesterday after another grueling game of give and take more than four months after the country's elections but both chancellor are going to tackle and her social democrat counterpart say the agreement is the only way to guarantee german stability after a marathon thirty four hours of negotiations it was old strained smiles for the would be coalition partners with the working compromise achieved relief from the chancellor. it's been about so i am convinced that the coalition agreement we have worked on together can be just that the basis for a solid and stable government that's what our country needs and it's what the world is expecting from a ceiling of finance of our expectations were high especially among martin childes his social democrats the s.p.d. party base will have the last word over the next few weeks the parties four hundred fifty thousa

welcome back here with news i'm terry marks and our top stories the u.n.has warned syrian government forces to stop their assault on the rebel held played eastern near damascus the syrian observatory for human rights says that government air raids there killed nearly a hundred people on monday many of them within children. and germany's right wing populist party the alternative for germany has overtaken the social democrats for the first time in a national opinion poll news comes just before the s.p.d. begins a critical vote on whether or not to join a coalition government with a chance of michael's conservative. in the u.s. president has signaled support for better background checks on people buying guns he's under increasing pressure to tighten gun control laws following last week's school shooting in florida and much of that pressure is coming from students themselves they've organized a range of protests across the country including a law in outside the white house these students are from washington d.c. and not from florida nevertheless they felt comp

hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us. a high level north korean delegation has arrived in south korea ahead of the opening ceremony for the winter olympics later today the delegation includes kim jung the sister of north korean leader kim jong il and she's the first member of the north's ruling dynasty to visit the self officially the two countries are still at war but these games being held in south korea appear to have started a fall in relations at the opening ceremony athletes from the two countries will walk side by side under a unity flag while correspondent jason strother is in china and covering the olympics for us jason hello to you what is on the agenda for kim and sister during her momentous visit. a ride well there's speculation here that kim jong il is bringing some sort of message with her to deliver to south korean president. or big brother now of course everyone was surprised in the beginning of this year when kim jong il said that he wanted the north to participate in the pyong china lympics and since the

i'm terry mcsweeney. >> a doning win for team usa. the u.s.making history and making a lot of new fans tonight. >> check this out. this was a social media activity over the men's curling win. look at that. it's lighting up heavy activity, happened at 1:00 in the morning our time. that's when the team won the gold. people stayed up. look at the brightness out there in san francisco and l.a. the country buzzing. nbc's gina kim live in pyeongchang for us. hello, gina. >> reporter: hey there. did you also hear that mr. t personally called the men's curling team to wish them good luck just before the games? he's apparently a huge curling fan. along with that social media love, we also had some love from mr. t. so the men faced elimination every single day this week. they were going to go home, go home, go home, but they kept winning, win, winning and shockingly found themselves in the gold medal match and thought, why can't we win again? and they did. >> medalist and olympic champions, united states of america. >> those were words the u.s. men's cu

hello i'm terry martin thanks for joining us. a high level north korean delegation has arrived in south korea ahead of the opening ceremony for the winter olympics later today the delegation includes kim jong il the sister of north korean leader kim jong un she's the first member of the north's ruling dynasty to visit the cell at the opening ceremony athletes from the two countries will walk side by side under a unity flag. well correspondent jason strother is in china for us today jason what is on kim jong un's sister's agenda during their visit at the winter games. i wish i knew what she had been on her mind right now but i can tell you what everyone is talking about here. miss kim you know jiang and vice president mike pence actually speak to one another when they are having dinner hosted by south korean president moon j.n. . right before the opening ceremony this formal gathering is the app and already the north koreans have said they're not interested in talking to the americans mike pence right saying that the trumpet minis