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you've been here from the scratch your main takeaways but what i was looking at before i was in here domestic policy much more than. oren policy was the real takeaway from this absolutely and in a way he has to make it about the state of the nation actually i don't want to play on the words here but i thought that these address this year was very very statist in terms of tone because remember that famous phrase by john f. kennedy ask not was the country can do for you but rather what you can do for the country while this was a total opposite it was all about what the country can do for you and it was about how the country can't afford the families how the country can support the education how the country can support the industry how the country can support the innovation and in a way i mean that's very traditional for vladimir putin because he's a big big believer in the power of this and it looks like he believes that the state rolls in the economy but in many others here is life is going to increase one other thing i want to mention is that this is not a political message i suspect

the main event in washington d.c. alone drew a crowd of eight hundred thousand poppin students where the driving force behind the movement which they dubbed the march for our lives. among them and welcome solace one of the main voices of the protest. the time that i came out here. it has been six minutes and twenty seconds the shooter has ceased shooting and will soon abandon his rifle blend in with the students as they escape and walk free for an hour before a rest fight for your lives before it's someone else's child. i but the gun lobby soon hit back the national rifle association claim to come pain was destroyed by gun hating elites chemical and fellow activist david hong who are accused of being paid actors. and president trump how the n.r.a. is back the solution to school shootings teaches he told delegates at the annual convention in the wake of the protests there is no shawn more inviting to i mare's killer then or sorry that declares this school is a gun free zone come in attack us. we were born here on poplin

as mentioned, waspjoe laundry is one of the main contenders alongside the man who came on for england the northampton saints. this won‘t really be an issue that will be worrying the head coach to much because the second row is seen as a real area of strength for england. it was also confirmed today that there is good news for layers recovering from injury, including brad shields has been returned for training will be selection available this weekend. following that defeat to england, ireland must ‘go back to basics‘ — according to their scrum coach greg feek. they play scotland at murrayfield on saturday — and will be without devin toner and cj stander, centre garry ringrose is also out. feek says the team must show character to bounce back from the loss in dublin. talk about a loss can be a good thing that you still have two focus. you cannot be getting overworked and overemotional. you have to come back to like icarus, get your preparation right. i think... to like icarus, get your preparation right. ithink... we to like icarus, get your preparation right. i think... we have done it

led meeting where iran appears to be the main target there secretary of state says the meeting represents a new era of cooperation between arab and israeli leaders might pompei a list in iran as one of the challenges facing the middle east so we had several reporters covering these meetings demolish ellison warsaw and tehran first let's speak to him ron kaufman who is on the syria turkey border so. what can tell us about these reports of these joint patrols between russia and turkey. where they began all of. these patrols in the aleppo countryside on the border where the syrian democratic forces in place now in recent weeks there have been clashes like clashes between the free syrian army and the syrian democratic forces that's been a real concern so both the turkish and the russian authorities and that's why these patrols in place but a very interesting lee and of the russian news agency tells it sent out a statement saying russian military police patrols are closely following developments around the city of miami beach in the syrian province of aleppo they don't mention the fact that th

the journalists have identified the main suspect as one of their torturers. the key contacts according to the prosecution for the crime of the french national. the attacack just over a minute. a man and to the jewish museum of brussels with an automatic rifle and handgun. he killed three people on the spot and fatally wounded a fourth before fleeing on foot. the evidence is damming. after six days on the run, he was arrested wrapped in the flag of the so-called islamic state. his lawyers are arguing that he was set up by israeli intelligence and that the man on trial is working with the prosecution. the trial is expected to last until early march. life sentence if convicicted and will facace anor trial in france for holding the journalist hostage in syria. documentcret service that thepeculation mass killing started after the plane was shot down in 1994. experts have argued about who was responsible. is april will mark the 25th anniversary of the rwanandan genocide. most o of them are killed. they concluded that the rebellion had shot down the plane. but a lat

the nigerian president mohammed who bihari is one the second four year term the main opposition party that has rejected the results and says it may mount a legal challenge and call. and u.s. president donald trump is due to be at the north korean leader kim jong il and in the vietnamese capital in the coming hours it will be their second summit. so while donald trump is away his immigration policies are policies are under attack at home a new report is detailing reports of children being abused that immigration detention centers will have worn that in just a little while the. first john hendren reports on a new set for the president's mexico border wall. yes the two hundred forty five days so one eighty two using their newfound power house democrats leveled a direct rebuke at president trump table the house voted to reverse trump's declaration of an emergency on the mexican border the vote followed a spirited sometimes contentious debate how many dead americans does it take for open border advocates to support border security democrats say trump is exceeding his constitutional authori

the main opposition leader has called for the cancellation of results in some states his party p.d.p. some voters will add intimidated or bribed charges the ruling a.p.c. party rejects all results. by the independent national electoral commission i'm not. we have breaking out of that report to take you live to the pakistani capital islamabad where prime minister imran khan has been speaking let's listen there yes i know that whole people would have been in trouble there since ten years there have been seventy thousand casualties and since ten years i have been visiting so many hospitals i have seen you know up patients there they have a bomb blasts you know victims they were disabled people their limbs were broken broken legs broken arms. so i have seen that people who are her boss doorway and those people who have been injured then. the families have to face so we have. to india straight away that you want every investigation you are gone. and if there is any pakistani involved in that you know we've been able to be unsuitable and responsible for it and this is not in the interest of

the main concern isn't the geographic scope of the injunction. that's the main reason i think it's. that's the main reason i think is terrible talk about in terms of nationwide injections because of mr. exar focus. our focus should be geography. our focus should be what is the injection taylor to do? are you trying to reverse the rights of the plaintiffs before the court? and sometime, it could be nationwide in scope and that's fine. or, are you trying to enforce the right of third party, non- litigants who are before the court who might not even necessarily live in the courts geographic jurisdiction, who went be subject to the courts personal jurisdiction. and, article 3 case or controversy limitations as is a pre-court has interpreted them. we have a separate debate, but at least, the body a law arising from the city alliance, the court has held, a platon doesn't have standing to assert the rights of third party line litigants not before the court granting relief in their favor. it is be on the scope of that article 3 controversy. >> right here. >> of a question. >> the further yo

coslet also gave german sentiment a special platform including inviting german directors to the main competition. i get into was really the first year that we started always having a german production in the competition the entire sometimes as many as four. interestingly when you look at the statistics these german films all the actors in these german films have won a lot of silver bear awards and feel it's you know a b. and b. called the then german turkish director fattish akon even won the main golden bear prize for best film in two thousand and four for his powerful relationship drama head on. that's why it was the moment that was a big moment i realized that on the red carpet arab language t.v. stations were suddenly there the whole world flew in from i want you for all i know when the rolling stones walk down the red carpet in two thousand and eight that was a dream come true for a cause like a passionate music fan they presented their documentary shine a light directed by martin scorsese. for after but as a qualifier leader of the press conference he said he would thank you dit

weecided to get off the main roads and get into neighborhoods. ad here, they are not great. we're going up the hymnight now. there is not as much traction as you would like. we have onsnow-covered ctions the car is going very, very slow being cautious. a lot o people are. the snow mixed in with what appeared to be sle or freezing rain, little pellets bouncing off the windshield, so we are starting to see icy conditions and people are still digging out. of folks are out. but there are a lot of people who actually are going into work today. take a look at this video here. we encountered ma man who had to go out earlier and dig out hiscar. he could not find an ice scraper. so he had to get a little creative. >> a piece of cardboard. it softens after you scrapes that's what i came up with, something quick and fast. >> reporter: itid the job? >> oh, it did the job. >> reporter: it did do the job a piece cardboard. it hadn'tne turd to ice at that point. he was able to plush it off his car. we will have to keep an eye on it we can see it freeze on the we

that they had was not actually in terms of value reflective of what it was on the streets that was the main problem as we heard in the report on the black market the bond know the zimbabwe longball no one selling for less than the official rate and now the government has gone on by you know releasing this new car and see basically as well. to say that the street value you know was maybe you know more what they have now so we'll see what happens now but in the end it's always about trust is it not yes of course when it comes to currencies a question of trust and this is what we've seen in zimbabwe in two thousand and nine they got rid of the currency inflation rate was sky rocketing and then essentially the dollar became the gold to currency in zimbabwe but the problem with the dollar is the fact that zimbabwe trades a lot with south africa which is you know which has the rand and the rand you know depreciated against the dollar so they were earning foreign exchange in rounds and of course when the rand was depreciating against the dollar that meant that zimbabwe had even less dollar reserve

it is on the main us networks. o try and set his goals and agenda for the year ahead. and despite talking about his achievements in terms of the economy, he was very focused on pushing that idea that they needed to bea pushing that idea that they needed to be a while. that is why he brought people who had been affected by immigrants. he said specifically. and according to the democrats, his scaremongering against the dangers of immigrants coming into the country. but if you listen to those words, democrats became angry because they said if you take a look at what immigrants bring to the country, that has been ignored by donald trump, and in actualfact country, that has been ignored by donald trump, and in actual fact for many of them, they want immigration, they don't want waltz. is there any surprise there in washington that donald trump didn't alter his message at all, given that the power balance has changed since the midterm elections? well, you could argue that donald trump is trying to reach out to democrats,

this is the man “— this is the main thing. this is the man —— main vietnamese paper. ng to say we need a series of more than just handshakes between the two leaders. that a lot of the substantive negotiations need to take place. this is another vietnamese paper showing the personal chemistry the two lea d e rs showing the personal chemistry the two leaders have. this is their dinner last night at the metropole hotel. abbott headed their very shortly. president trump will be heading back in this motorcade. we might even hear it. there is a major street next to me where this motorcade goes past. they have already shut the stressed out. here will be meeting kimjong—un already shut the stressed out. here will be meeting kim jong—un there. at the top of the hour, nine o'clock local time. we will be bringing you all of that as soon as it happens. that is how the local papers have been reporting the event. we'll come to you as and when that happens. there has been a major escalation in tensions between the nuclear powers and pakistan. after theirfighterjets nuclear powers and

as he said that the main opposition p.d.p. led by former vice president atiku abubakar is claiming the vote was rigged what do they say happened and what's likely to be the next move now. waiting to hear from them going to make it official today we know they had wanted electoral commission to delay announcing the results saying that it was floored it wasn't free and fair and allegedly supporters were intimidated into not voting has denied and now prison body when he speaks will be disappointed he knows he has to try and appeal to all nigerians that despite those who didn't vote for him he will need to be a president with everyone and that will be crucial what easiest way to concentrate abortive in terms of security on the ground it is generally relatively calm and i'm sure we haven't heard of any major incident but here you know a lot of people happy that was. just in case they are problems but. all eyes on the main opposition how are they going to react and what would it tell them what to do if they're not happy and why they'r

yesterday's conditions didn't stop money heading out on the main roads today, including those who do for a living. the congestion it causes, you can't get on with yourjob, sometimes. you know, just deal with it and get on with it. i came down from the midlands and there was nothing at all up there. further south i've come, the roads are a little bit icy. probably about the la st little bit icy. probably about the last hour i would say i've been amongst the snow. where are you on to, next? down to amesbury, iwill be amongst it for the next hour or so. be amongst it for the next hour or so. it's not been too bad. the worst but i found is actually the car park here because it hasn't been gritted at all. but most of the roads seem to be ok. conditions in most parts of the uk have tended to be better today than they were yesterday. and with sunshine and clear skies, the snow is starting to melt, which has meant that some people who were stuck have been able to start to go home. it wasn't easy for all truck drivers, in keith, this lorry found itself in need of help from highway services. b

it was the main buzz at the industry eventin was the main buzz at the industry event in barcelona. 0urindustry event in barcelona. our technology correspondent has more. 5g, the future of faster, more efficient mobile connections. it is ever wear at this show, even though it won't arrive until late this year at the earliest. but what will it mean in practice? the skyship is an aerial drone powered by 5g. there is a 5g controller in the skyship, and it basically controls the drones, so it drops drones down to take video of anything underneath. and that would not be possible with ag? absolutely not, you won't get the quality of the video, you need to ground control. all sorts of everyday objects will be connected via 5g. so one use of this 5g car, i can download an ultra—high—definition ak movie on the move. but there are also some safety features built into the car. in this part of barcelona, there is an experimental 5g network, and sensors have been fitted to traffic lights, and even a bicycle, sending warning alerts to the car at high speed. game is also are promised a better experien

the main focus of our discussion was our past not working relationship our discussion was frank. add to it derelict in some detail. with our of the issues which caused the recent confrontation between us. we did not ask for an apology. we are asked for the recognition of al good faith. honesty and our integrity in the process of the confrontation also my confidence in the president was shaken and our talk this morning achieved also. the race to relation of that confidence. i'm shaking you know you love movement on the t.v. . often about eighteen months the a.n.c. started to feel they've had enough of a learning experience. and then they started to try and silence me because i was not only an executive deputy president i was also the political leader of the main political opposition part and they were trying to say i cannot in public criticize the citizens with which i disagreed in the cabinet because i'm an executive to fifty president that was part of the problem which six months later after two years but old me to the decision with my party who was there all from the government

the live shot was there into borneo eight millimeters fright in twenty four hours that's really the main focus for the west the weather the malaysia pushing over towards smog. southern parts of the late peninsula over the next few days little dry there you notice into indonesia but we still can't rule out the possibility of some of those afternoon showers bringing up thirty two celsius there for jakarta further north that's fine dry and settled across the philippines getting into the low to mid thirty's if not to try to across much of australia the main weather action remains off sure. looks like it to stay offshore but we are keeping a close eye on this one it may just edge its way towards the coast of queensland over the next day or two to set me something to watch out for we will see the big waves increasing the large swell and we are looking at some pretty big winds could the waves could reach up to around four meters in places such great surfing conditions but also pretty dangerous as well say something to watch out for beach erosion is certainly a possibility over the next few days

avenue to the main. highway but it's the main road here in in fact it has that links the different bridges and it's being blocked now by these paramilitaries and also by the on forces and so it looks like the opposition is having to withdraw although we understand that there is still some activity near the simone believe that bridge at this hour obviously people dying people getting wounded the violence continues on the political front where do you think the events of today leave. and why though. that's a very interesting question and i think it will depend in part on how both sides spin this but clearly it is not going to look very good for president nicolas maduro when people see convoys full of food and medicine which is desperately needed here in venezuela on fire and being blocked from entering the country people in venezuela want to that aid they need that aid whether or not they agree that there should be a new president or not is another argument but simply the fact that what we've seen today is

jazeera live from doha also coming up mohamed you bihari wins a second term as nigeria's president but the main opposition rejects the result also. we both felt very good about having this very important summit in vietnam donald trump praises the head of his second meeting with north korea's kim jong il and in hanoi. about back home in washington a setback for the u.s. president's mexico border wall and upcoming testimony by his former lawyer threatening to overshadow the event. the party of stone says it shot down two indian fighter jets while they were in pakistani airspace and they claim they have arrested an indian pilot as tensions in the future of kashmir region were that india says only one of its helicopters crashed and that was because of technical failure. well pakistan's foreign office says the pakistani air force undertook strikes across the line of construct control from pakistani air space the sole purpose of this action was to demonstrate our rights will and capability for self defense we do not wish to escalate but are fully prepared if forced into that paradigm well india and p

still ahead on the news out of the hot he wins a second term as president but the main opposition is challenging the result always a historian who says georgia is trying to keep a lid on the secrets of its soviet pasta and there's a new job for this formula one mitch and me is here with that story. on the president's on donald trump jr was promised damaging information about the hillary clinton allegation to see the investigation stick around to see the trump campaign with russia did you at any time former f.b.i. director james comey in any way shape or form to close sort of down the investigation into michael flynn and also as you know. next question bottle field washington on al jazeera. examining the headlines setting the discussions a warning from the risks of the no deal breaker sharing personal stories with a global audience you have your own intelligence network to tell you where to go and build explore an abundance of world class programming designed to inform motivate and inspire people to write the world is watching on al-jazeera. good to have you with us on the al-jazeera n

the main news from westminster... pressure on chris grayling over his handling of plans for freight services if there's a no—deal brexit. shouldn't we now, at long last, do the decency and go? well, mr speaker, i have to say that honourable gentlemen officer brings well, mr speaker, i have to say that honourable gentlemen opposite brings a new meaning to the word utter hogwash. a conservative backbencher is berated for blocking measures to prevent female genital mutilation. it is disgraceful that we have seen this bill blocked. and it's becoming extremely frustrating in this house to have the will of the house circumvented by one male member, who it will not affect, standing in the way of progress. and the work and pensions secretary accepts there's a link between universal credit and the use of food banks. the main issue that led to an increase in food bank use could have been the fact that people had difficulty accessing their money early enough. but first, the transport secretary chris grayling has defended his han

the main problem is the smoke. every time when you breathe air then you don't feel well. it means you can't sleep you get fever again and again. when you breathe in the smoke it gets into your chest. when you cough what comes up is black well i have an interest in seeing how the empowerment change in human health all interacts with my background being in this ecology former testing for new compounds in the team as part of the study i went through it's something the chairman of the gun atomic energy commission. is a former schoolteacher and currently a researcher at the commission which is a governmental research station i was teaching in a secondary school when one time we had a letter from a dutch company that i do want to mention to me that they wanted to donate computers and us issues to my school to support id education and we were so happy because we needed these electronic equipment i time did pay for the food costs too for the food going down is never allows right down to my hometown where i was teaching one way test in their computers before these machines we note

what sets this town apart is this a four point five meter tall metal wall that runs parallel to the main shopping street right on the other side that is mexico cali a city of one million people now people in calexico civic leaders and merchants will tell you that they're almost entirely dependent upon the visitors from mexico for their economy people come here to shop to work to go to school and to work in the farms and fields of imperial county so when president trump talks about declaring a state of emergency shutting down the order entirely that really strikes fear into the hearts of many people in this community now what will the president do next it's really unknown he called for compromise in his state of the union speech he seems determined to build the wall but the democratic party seems equally determined to prevent him from doing so by not allocating any money could he declare a state of emergency could he even initiate another government shutdown all of these are good questions but the president has proved himself to be unpredictable in the past and there are at the moment no

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stakeholders to media understand the the the main causes of the conflict and after and that's a meeting that they are contributing and the prolonging of the conflict with not having any political solution this is all. going to be just temporary solution. you mentioned the conference i'm just looking here at a twitter post that kate wiggins posted she captures and nasa had a meditates from the islamic relief fund which is a charitable organization and he quoted to the pledging conference our staff see grown men too frail from thirst and hunger to stand children so we can by hunger and preventable diseases like diarrhea that they might not make it through the day and this may just be the perspective of this camera shot but it doesn't look like there's an awful lot of people there how do you think we can get out of this situation what's the next step. it's rich on three billion dollars last year it was. one that seventy four millions. there way i look at the source of all we can say that it's a biggest financial volume volume ain't an operation but i don't know what is the resilience of th

but i'd love to know whether the main problems are the fact that the connections break or the main problemours right on the bendy bit as the other bit or obviously you need for replacement glass — you can't have glass. the most challenging part is you have to manufacture millions of transistors, tiny circuits on top of the super thin flexible film, and the film is only several micrometres. it is thinner than our hair diameter, and it has to be very, very precise positioning. at the moment, the royole flexpai is only available to buy in china but they're not the only ones going bendy. take a look at this tablet that folds twice to create a phone. its makers, xiaomi, say it is only an engineering model at the moment, though. another chinese firm, lenovo, has also previously teased that it's working on a similar product. for royole, though, this isn'tjust about wearables and phones. royole's vision is that flexible electronics will change the way we interact with the smart home and technology generally. that is the age of internet of things, so flexible displays, flexible sensors, flexible el

points that are being said but the question though remains how all this aid will enter venezuela the main bridge remains blocked the end as you were saying in your introduction. remains steadfast in refusing the entrance of this aid to the u.s. ambassador also. talked to the military telling them that this is their choice that this is their opportunity to stand on the side of the people but we don't have yet is a clear idea of what the plan will be to move this state into venezuela one indication came from less than a man that was sent here from one. to represent the interim government of any sort of a self appointed interim government minister and what he said is that it will be the venezuelan people that will have to bring the eight inside the country the possibility there by the that. demonstration at some point next week on the border to see if. number of people could overwhelm the presence of policemen and soldiers and start bringing this aid in. and isn't room to thank you very much indeed. brazil has been hit by another tragedy after at least ten people were killed in a fire at the

be treated the reason why is because most of them are suffering from body vomiting and diarrhea the main course we're being told is that a pipeline broken contaminated the drinking water you can see the amount of children that are just waiting here for them to get treatment when you were able to go inside the hospital and there are at least three children in each one of those beds that doctors are telling us that they simply do not have a syringe is by all takes and many of the other thing they need in order to be able to treat them so far fourteen children have already died here because of this issue two of them died last night all of this is happening as president. appeared on state television. saying that venezuela is getting ready to fulfill its own need well of pharmaceutical among other things is also saying that we won't allow humanitarian aid into the country the request by the united nations and n.g.o.s is that both sides the government and the opposition not politicize the current situation the humanitarian crisis that exists here and that the main objective should be to help t

person one of the main beneficiaries is that the case listen you want to be a solution but in new york that's not exactly my point we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter. i am ok and i really could be anywhere in the street today mass starvation in yemen be treated as a war crime where here the latest on what the u.n. calls the largest food security crisis in the world can be done to end yemen suffering we want to hear your thoughts on this story you can send them to us live via our you tube channel or on twitter. extreme malnutrition and starvation those are the conditions faced by many people living in yemen where a four year war has left families impoverished and in desperate need of aid according to the un around ten million yemenis are on the edge of famine but images like those of twelve year old suggest otherwise when this video was filed two weeks ago fatima weighed only ten kilograms since fighting between her the rebels and a saudi led coalition started in twenty fifteen an estimated eighty five thousand children under the age of five may have

relying heavily on the transit of gas will be somehow safeguarded for the future so these seem to be the main two elements that to make up the compromise if possible but for germany barbara a lot is at stake with this north stream to gas pipeline but there is opposition within europe to this tragic what are the main concerns. and the main concerns of course came from eastern european countries for different reasons some like poland were always opposed to the project because they said the ties germany too closely to russia it bypasses sort of some parts of poland that we're getting gas through ukraine and they generally saw this is sort of pandering to president putin and sort of politically highly unwelcome other countries were not quite as critically critical but generally germany had very few allies in this if you look at it it was only like belgium austria the netherlands that were sort of still sticking to the german line towards the end france making sort of up for the balance and now they've turned away and said ok we need to treat this differently and sort of break the deadlock on this

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praying that day near the front when an american israeli settler opened fire from the back of the room the main thing. i think about of all the time i was tripping over people lying on the floor the dead the wounded calling for help it's an unforgettable tragedy the gunman goldstein was a follower of the far right jewish rabbi and politician mayor hanna whose party was banned as racist in the one nine hundred eighty s. now days before the massacre anniversary israeli prime minister has pushed for a current day kahan his party which includes members who celebrate goldstein to form an alliance with one of his own coalition partners the head of april's election a particularly bitter israeli election campaign along with the objection of the monitors makes for a potentially explosive backdrop to friday's demonstrations marking the anniversary there also to protest against the divided militarized nature of daily life in the part of hebron twenty percent of its area that remains under israeli control this was the commercial hub of hebron old city but since the division the palestinian shops in this ma

today the main markets in tokyo are closed for a public holiday. hina's open for the first time in over a week. the main markets in shanghai are slightly higher.

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again this is al-jazeera a reminder of the main news this hour the u.s. president is predicting victory over i saw as early as next week donald trump says the coalition is close to reclaim all the territory previously held by the group in syria and iraq. venezuela's president nicolas maduro says that he supports dialogue in the ongoing political and humanitarian crisis comes ahead of a meeting in europe why by and uniformed international group the dame's to resolve the situation. of britain's prime minister to resign may's in brussels to urge e.u. leaders to accept changes to the regs that agreement the main sticking point is on how to keep open the border between the republic of ireland and all the time. one of the largest aid convoys since the start of syria's war has reached a remote refugee camp on the border with jordan more than one hundred trucks brought food and medical supplies to thousands of syrians stranded in the rock band camp aid workers will also provide an emergency vaccination campaign to ten thousand children that the cap is home to mor

lawrence karnow: heavy rain moved into the bay area today with the main focus in the north bay. the winds have also been very gusty as yet another powerful storm hits the bay area. flood watches have been posted for the north bay and flash flood watches are now up for the rest of the bay area. doppler is showing heavy rain mainly to the north now. on the satellite you can see the pineapple express taking aim at the bay area. heavy rain will spread south tomorrow to increase the chance of flooding across the bay area. highs will be in the 50s. more heavy rain will continue into wednesday morning before decreasing. another round of rain is possible this weekend. (catherine) in the east bay... in the (catherine) weekend.possible this of rain is another round decreasing. another round of rain is possible this weekend. (catherine) in the east bay... flood prevention supplies are flying off the shelves... that's as people brace for more stormy weather over the next three days. workers at hayward hardware says things like sandbags are selling even faster than last week. the concern --

the main opposition leader abu bakar plans to challenge the results in court. in isn't a jury with little. force . as. it is.

all star weekend then a future version of the main game could feature many more african players that's because the n.b.a. has announced its backing a new pan african league which will launch in twenty twenty they've run a junior league community training camps and even launched an n.b.a. academy in senegal last year earlier we spoke to n.b.a. global broadcaster benny bond suit who told us the league is a game changer but those in africa must make sure the talent isn't taken away from the continent. this is huge because you know many people would say that africa is the next frontier when it comes to international talent going into the n.b.a. with the announcement yesterday of m.b.a. and c.v.r. say and as i did go in to dedicate support financial support to the development of this league in africa meaning that the program that we've had in africa over the years is that we didn't have the infrastructure for boscobel to be able to grow so the n.b.a. are saying that now to going to give financial support to build this ecosystem where we're not only natural nurturing the talent but also buil

hour in nigeria where people are waiting for the outcome of last weekend's presidential election the main opposition party i is now callig on authorities to stop releasing partial results. until it can provide data on those who voted will any results point to a victorory for the incumbent president mahamadou bihari he's facing a challenge by the former vice president and businessmen atiku abubakar. dozens of people have died in an yes since campaigning began in october but let's get the very latest -- corresponded to go do it joins us now from abuja and she could tell us a bit more about the book the opposition is saying. well yes that's the main opposition party the people's democratic party or pdp it's come out to say that it is rejecting the partial results that have come out thus far -- the party actually held an emergency meeting just a few hours ago to give a set of demands one of those demands is to actually s stop the collation process were on day. two of the official counting of results here in nigegeria about twenty eight outut of nigeria thirty six states have already released