we have general steve townsend, a commander at the u.s. africom and admiral greg fawler, commander of southcom. the committee is to ensure the national defense strategy. that's this. we have been adhering to this to the letter as near -- in a very bipartisan way. the -- we identified the competition with china and russia, to where the problem is, that some of the people were really sensitive to until we came out with this document. china and russia's growing influence isn't limited to europe, the indopacific, both countries view america and latin america as critical battlefields to fulfill their global ambit n ambitions and challenge the united states. this is particularly evident in africa. over the last 20 years i've conducted -- i think we're over about 160 african country visits working with that continent. i can tell you that it's no coincidence that china established the first overseas military base in jabuti. you know, that's the first time that they've done -- they've always done it in their own city limits before but now it's in j

of russell playing for scotland under townsend again? i would hope so. under townsend again?ould hope so. he has played 49 times for scotland. i have coached them for seven years. he can play very well for his country. and if he comes back and is willing to agree to what we are currently living by in terms of standards we have set then of course he can play a part in the future. often it's work results dictate the narrative and as long as they continue on this losing run the absence of russell will remain a stick with which to beat the head coach. with the resolution between the protagonists looking extremely remote on the victories will change the story for gregor townsend. the weather, and more specifically storm ciara got in the way of lots of sporting events over the weekend. manchester city's premier league game against west ham was postponed, as was the entire women's super league schedule. it also affected the women's six nations game between scotland and england. it was supposed to be played yesterday in glasgow, but instead was played today at murrayfield in edinburg

but gregor townsend very much wants to not buy into the hype.ver the week, and into the hype. i read those comments overthe week, and i into the hype. i read those comments over the week, and i thought it was excellent, excellent, they analyse out excellent, excellent, they analyse our game quite well made some really good assertions around what they do as players. and he knows that it's going to be a fight around the breakdown run contact. at times it will be hugely physical. but no, he'sa will be hugely physical. but no, he's a brilliant coach. scotland's six nations campaign up to this point has been largely overshadowed around the situation around ben russell, after breaching the team's disciplinary protocols, and he won't be involved with england this year either. this was the update on the situation today from gregor townsend. he let us know we would not be making any changes to our squad, and i will reassess things after this weekend. as for wales, wayne pivac has made just the one change ahead of their match with ireland. centre nick tom

thank you, again, general townsend and admiral faller. i think you safely said that both of yours are conducting forced operations, is that right, general townsend? >> that is what we're doing. >> admiral faller? >> we're at a low level of force. >> right. and we have to do that, but we have to do it smartly and wisely. that means cooperation and collaboration as cross our government and also collaboration with other governments. general townsend, the french are now conducting significant operations in the part of africa. if we drew down, what signal would that send and what practical consequences might that have for their cooperation in the fight? >> senator reed, so as you pointed out, the french are the lead international partner in the region of west africa. they have about 4500 troops there that are engaged in active operations every day to counter the threat that's there. the threat that comes from both al qaeda groups and isis groups there. that threat is very serious and that threat is on the advance and i think the french would s

fly half finn russell has fallen out with coach gregor townsend.for breaching team protocol then told the sunday times the he and towsend clashed a lot and that it's not possible for him to be involved? the scotland coach has responded as andy burke can tell us. it's disappointing that we've had a group that has worked really hard for three weeks and we have an opportunity to bring players into that group top players coming back from injury, iwas that group top players coming back from injury, i was also hoping he andi from injury, i was also hoping he and i could have a similar discussion like the one we had on monday night and we'd be in a situation where he could come back but obviously things have changed with what he said in the media. can you talk to him now? yes, but it doesn't look like there will be any change to align himself to the agreed standards of behaviour. that's kind of grim isn't it? it's disappointing for supporters but ultimately what we believe will lead to our success is a team that is together and that can play to their pote

and he engineered a reunion between a service member, townsend williams, and his family.nd he had the first lady award the medal of freedom on the spot, to rush limbaugh, who announced earlier, he is battling lung cancer. i'm not the first to say it, but almost a game show quality to the event. >> you get a prize. >> and you get this. you get this. now, over here -- a very president trump kind of night. >> an entertainer, no doubt. not one mention of the "i" word during the state of the union address. but impeachment was not off-limits in the democratic response. >> as we witness the impeachment process in washington, there were some things each of us, no matter our party, should demand. the truth matters. >> that's gretchen wittamer, the democratic senator, offering up a challenge to the president's take on the economy. >> the president says, the economy is strong. my question is, strong for whom? strong for the wealthy? >> it's important to note how the democrats chose to elevate michigan in that rebuttal. a critical state won by the president in 2016. >>> president tru

. >> reporter: just after school let out monday in moore, oklahoma, police say 57-year-old max townsend barreled into six members of the high school cross-country team, killing two. >> we just looked over and we saw people laying in the street. >> reporter: senior rachel feman her teammate, sophomore yurida martinez, pulled from this nearby pond and died from her injuries this morning. >> some other students actually jumped in the water to help? >> there. >> reporter: several that jumped in the water. they started life-saving measures on her immediately. >> they're doing a sobriety test on this driver right now. >> reporter: police say townsend showed signs of impairment during his field sobriety test, and are waiting the results of a blood test. authorities say he has a history of duis. adding to the tragedy, this weekend in moore, townsend's own 28-year-old son was killed in this rollover wreck. the suspect is being held on a million dollar bond. it will be a somber seen here at hosedesre school tonight, where still in thehoital. one in critical condition. david? >> just an awful stor

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the driver, 57-year-old max townsend, was arrested on charges including manslaughter. police say townsend lost his own son in a car crash in the same city the day before and appeared to be impaired. >>> shannon daughtery is battling stage-four breast cancer. the 48-year-old actress was originally diagnosed in 2015 and went into remission in 2017. she decided to tell abc news her cancer returned to send a message to others fighting the disease. >> people can look at that and say, oh, my god, yeah. she can work. and other people with stage four can work, too. >> daugherty has been quietly battling consider while film could the "beverly hills" reboot. she was coping with the disease while mourning the death of her friend and former co-star luke perry last march. >>> screening "the lion king" at a fundraiser turned out to be costly for a school in berkeley, california. a company that licenses films for disney and big studios told the pta at emerson elementary school they would have to pay $250 for showing the movie illegally. the fine is nearly one-third of what they raise

av and win well because gregor townsend a's position is a really underfed, just a couple of bonus losingtful of tries, just for their own motivation, really. then at the unbeaten irish at twickenham on a sunday, already with those two wins against the welsh and scots. england beating by the french, they pick themselves up with a gritty win at murrayfield at the calcutta cup. that will be a defining match. if the welsh win here, and the english win tomorrow, then at this championship is wide open for the last two weekends. many thanks indeed, what a day ahead in cardiff. there's a huge amount of hype and anticipation ahead of tyson fury‘s world heavyweight rematch with deontay wilder — the pair go head to head in vegas in the early hours of tomorrow morning. the pair weighed in overnight and were made to stay apart after clashing at the press conference. wilder the heaviest he's been for a fight, which could be a dangerous combination with the huge punching power he posseses. but promoter frank warren's predicting a fury win on an occasion which will take some topping. six games in the pr

the row rumbles on, but gregor townsend leaves the door open for finn russell.onditions to beat scotland in the women's six nations good evening, we'll start the news that the former celtic captain, jackie mcnamara, is seriously ill in hospital after collapsing at home in york over the weekend. reports suggest that the 46—year—old has had brain surgery. his former celtic team—mate, john hartson, has written on social media saying that mcnamara collapsed on saturday following a bleed on the brain. mcnamara played more than 250 times for celtic, between 1995 and 2005, he managed partick thistle and dundee united as well. he also received 33 caps for scotland. well, jackie mcnamara's daughter has written a message on his twitter account. she says her dad is receiving the best care possible, and it's a difficult time for theirfamily. this is devastating news about a player who is much revered in scotland. i know thatjackie collapsed outside his home in york, he went down there where he was managing and collapsed on saturday, and was battling this problem in the hosp

the row between finn russell and gregor townsend continues.ations campaign after "breaching team protocol" during a drinking session at the team hotel. the fallout was over the number of drinks you are allowed to have. finn wa nted drinks you are allowed to have. finn wanted three. it's a whitewash for england as they thrash scotland in the edinburgh snow in their rearranged women's six nations match. the former celtic captain jackie mcnamara is seriosuly ill in hospital after collapsing at his home in york. reports suggest that the 46—year—old has had brain surgery. mcnamara played more than 250 times for celtic and was capped 33 times for scotland. and judd trump is through to the second round of the welsh open. the world champion beatjames cahill by four frames to one in cardiff. i'm so glad you cleared up about that story. originally when you mentioned it, drinking protocol, i just didn't understand. the amount of drinks? you make it sound like you've out in a drinking game, actually what it was was they are allowed to have two drinks, two

they wa nt to approach from gregor townsend?acking edge but defensively, steve isn‘t going to —— is going to get stuck into them. they have an edge. they played like ireland. not giving any room, making a really difficult situation, getting the ball, the irish were frustrated. we have the attacking edge and i would like to see that tomorrow if the weather stays half decent. it is about scotland being positive and i am excited to see quys positive and i am excited to see guys like blaircan, positive and i am excited to see guys like blair can, adam hastings at ten did a good job. i have known adam since he was knee—high to a grasshopper. he is a talented sportsman and he played really well last week. he will be targeted this week. on england's sweeping changes for england and eddiejones? week. on england's sweeping changes for england and eddie jones?m week. on england's sweeping changes for england and eddie jones? if luke cowan—dickie had been available, his partner went into labour yesterday, he is not playing. he could have m

for the squad and gregor townsend, all eyes are focusing on england for saturday.is probably wouldn't be an issue but it is a professional sport. there has to be discipline. can you understand why he is being left out, if he has gone overboard with his drinking and the tea m overboard with his drinking and the team hotel? if you breach protocol, there are consequences. there are consequences in every walk of life. iam sure consequences in every walk of life. i am sure that discussion has been had and ultimately, that has been and gone. we can continue to talk about it. there was a lot of good by about it. there was a lot of good rugby at the weekend and naturally finn's non—involvement with scotland is something that will continue to bubble away, none of us have any idea what will happen moving forward but i think if you detach from the public and media view on things, if you take yourself into the squad, scotla nd you take yourself into the squad, scotland have improvements to make but they built a decent foundation on saturday to be able to go into a cup game wit

speaking to the sunday times, he says he doesn't have a relationship with townsend, and the pair haveethods because he wants the best for the side. great britain's ice hockey team are back in action later, as they bid to reach the winter olympics for the first time since 19118. they thrashed estonia 7—1 to go top of their group in pre—qualifying for beijing 2022, so victory against hungary this evening would earn them a place in the final qualifiers in august. back to cricket now, and some of the game's biggest names came together in melbourne today, for the bushfire bash, in aid of the victims‘ relief fund. the appeal has so far raised around £400 million. two legends of the game, india's sachin tendulkar and west indies‘ brian lara, were among the players, with the sides led by former australia captains adam gilchrist and ricky ponting, who took time to play with some youngsters. tendulkar, the highest test run scorer of all time, was delighted to see so much support. i had a throwdown session yesterday at the mcg, and while chatting, i told her that one thing i can guarantee, i sai

military families for the past 7 months she has done it all while her husband sergeant 1st class townsend williams is in afghanistan on his 4th deployment in the middle east amy's kids haven't seen their father's face in many months amy your family sacrifice makes it possible for all of our families to live in safety and in peace and we want to thank you thank you amy thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you you was putting me. there is one more thing tonight we have a very special surprise i am thrilled to inform you that your husband is back from deployment he's here with us tonight and we could be pivotal in the longer it were to o.t. get want to get want. to get with. would she. would say was was was was was. was was it was would say welcome home sergeant williams thank you very much. as the world bears witness tonight america is a land of heroes fiza place where greatness is born where destinies are forged and where legends come to life this is the home of thomas edison and teddy roosevelt of many great generals including washington pershing patent and macarthur th

york quickly gained the trust of the paris up and coming music stars in front of her lands pete townsend seems like a shy schoolboy. and there was guitar god jimi hendrix. jim morrison lost in music at the blues icon janis joplin captured in her intensity without mom. and of course the fab 4 in candid shots during the recording of the white album snapshots capturing music history. linda mccartney was self-taught by her sure sense for just the right instant response so evident in her broken work series of street photography they wrote works of the lord works actually observations of the every day and the single moments in every way she walked off stood a drove she really captured scenes with special little lights people move dominate the city space on a particular way you can also clearly see that she had a great sense of humor just a lot is done with a kind of knowing and that's what makes looking at these photos so much fun. after her mother's death in an airplane crash. she going to mccartney avoided the air travel when possible. so she did a lot of photographing while traveling by car

acrificed so great and people like sergeant first class townsend williams who amy and two wife beautiful children in the gallery last night. in many people's eyes of the emotion that they time.t that unfortunately, speaker pelosi was unmoved and chose to tear up copy of that speech. she had no right to destroy this one filled pecially with such impactful stories of american patriots. presented before the people's house and it belongs to the american people. i am here today. official i have an copy of the president's state of union address signed by the president given to me at the white house today. it will be delivered to the clerk to be archived and preserved for prosperity. or not, he likes it these great american stories will be remembered by history, erased by the speaker. we are better because of them, and we should learn from them and we should be proud that they our future and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition? mr. hoyer: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to speak out for one minute. the speaker pro tempor

but there is a townsend who does more than pete to keep music alive. this past saturday i dropped by to meet chase townsend, and to thank him for creating jobs. he runs a music factory in pearland, texas. that small business was started 50 years ago. 5-0 years by his dad steve. i was overwhelmed by the guitars, ukuleles, cellos, keyboards and drums. i asked him, why do you do this? what keeps you going? he said, it's a harry potter and the wand moment. there's that divine light coming down from somewhere, there's music out of nowhere. rock on, chase. rock on. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. wilson: thank you, madam speaker. on friday i was grateful to travel on air force one to charlotte with my colleagues from south carolina, ralph norman and william timons, along with our c

gregor townsend has made three changes to the 15 to face italy in rome on saturday, as both look forof the campaign. chris harris, ben toolis and stuart mcinally all come into the side england centre henry slade could feature against ireland on sunday. he hasn't played for two months after breaking his ankle playing for exeter. ireland are unchanged for the game at twickenham and last night welcomed bono into the team hotel. the u2 frontman gave them a motivational talk on ‘irishness' and also performed a couple of hits. the countdown continues to the big fight in las vegas, tyson fury‘s rematch with the wbc heavyweight champion deontay wilder. on saturday, 15 months on from the draw between the two in los angeles, fury says this bout will be one for the ages, for ilder, this is his11th consecutive title defence. when my guys described to me as a floyd for six pack yell fight. i am still throwing it, it'sjust going out to fall off. you've spoken about what you might‘ve learned from the first fight, the patients and other factors. will you be have year at the second time around?” fact

for the past seven month she's done it all while her husband sergeant first class townsend williams ist. tonight, we have a very special surprise. i am thrilled to inform you that your husband is back from deployment. he is here with us tonight and we couldn't keep him waiting any longer. >> oh, you can't help but get emotional and watching those reunifications when they happen. that was beautiful no matter what side of the aisle you stand on, that's for sure. >> let's switch gears with meteorologist bill karins. >> never get enough of those feel good moments, right. >> let's get to the forecast, a lot of people have to deal with slippery travel. we could even possibly have dangerous heat and tonight, tornadoes and the flash flood threat. from pensacola, back to areas of tennessee we don't have any flash flood warnings yet but we will eventually get into those. the areas of concern as far as flash flooding goes. it's a slight risk, including all of the deep south and tennessee valley and portions of the appalachians, that's for today. today looks especially dangerous from asheville to

no place for finra salonsz's six nation squad after his pretournament fall out with head coach, townsendto the team to face italy and rome on saturday though, as both look for theirfirst wins and rome on saturday though, as both look for their first wins of the campaign. lewes hamilton made a big statement of intent as he bids for a record equalling seven fi drivers championship, topping the time sheets in the first day of preseason testing in spain. now the countdown continues to one of the biggest heavyweight title fights for 30 years. tyson fury and deontay wilder meet for the second time in las vegas on saturday — after their first fight ended in a controversial draw. well the pair had their final press conference in the last hour , and it all got a bit heated in las vegas with the fighters pushing each other. both are still undefeated, but if wilder wins — the american will pas muhammad ali's mark of io—straight title defences. this is what i've been powering myself, this is what i have been waiting so many months for. this could've been happened a longtime ago, but somebody put on

let's stay with the scottish rugby team, because the row between head coach gregor townsend and starnations campaign after "breaching team protocol" during a drinking session at the team hotel. he gave an interview over the weekend, and says he has no personal relationship with the head coach. townsend says russell's comments show he's not yet willing to "align himself" to scotland's standards. but he still hopes the 27—year—old will play for him again. more bad news for scotland, this time for their men's side. lockjonny may is out of the rest of the six nations after injuing his hand. he had started both of scotland's games in this year's championship. the fa has written to dele alli to ask for his observations, after the tottenham and england midfielder apologised for making a joke about the coronavirus. in a video posted on social media, the 23—year—old joked about the outbreak and appeared to mock an asian man. he's since deleted the snapchat post, and says he's let himself and the club down. meanwhile the everton goalkeeper, jordan pickford says that playing for england means t

the row between finn russell and gregor townsend continues. played any part in scotland's six nations campaign after it's claimed he breached team protocol during a drinking session at the team hotel. good morning and welcome to the bbc news at 9. we begin this hour with breaking news that police in northern ireland investigating the murder of journalist lyra mckee say they have arrested four men. they were arrested under the terrorism act. the four men aged 20, 27, 29 and 52 were arrested in derry this morning. this follows the new ira claim of responsibility for majoring lire mickey, —— majoring lyra mckee, who was shot dead in the creggan area of the city when reporting on rioting. the superintendent involved has renewed his appeal to bring lyra's killers to justice. renewed his appeal to bring lyra's killers tojustice. in renewed his appeal to bring lyra's killers to justice. in a statement he said, i understand that people might be frightened to talk to as. i have previously given my personal assurance relating to anonymity for the purpos

from new york could gain the trust of the paris up and coming music stars in front of her landscape townsend seems like a shy schoolboy. there was guitar god jimi hendrix. played. jim morrison lost in music they let the blues icon janis joplin captured in all her intensity without mom. and of course the fab 4 in candid shots during the recording of the white album snapshots capturing music history. linda mccartney was self-taught to her sure sense for just the right instant also evident in her road work series of street photography their old works of the lord was a truly upset basins of the other day and of seeing the moments in every way she walked off stood a drove she really captured scenes with special little ice people move dominate the city space on a particular way you can also clearly see that she had a great sense of humor just a lot is done with a kind of knowing and that's what makes looking at these photos so much fun. after her mother's death in an airplane crash. linda mccartney afforded to air travel one possible. solution did a lot of photographing while traveling by car she

and it's a pleasure to welcome rachel townsend client she's editorial director at the german marshall fund of the united states she says trump is honey a very good start in 2020 but his successes arm. more show than substance. so in his state of the union president trump was speaking really just hours before he was acquitted in the 2nd stage of the impeachment proceedings which of course had been expected especially by him was the enormous confidence that he projected in his state of the union speech a sign that we are now going to be seeing trump unleashed and emboldened well to to some extent that's what he wanted to project but i think when you especially look at the 2nd half of the speech where he very much attacked the democrats even though he didn't bring up impeachment itself you could tell that this is probably going to become a very ugly election campaign and impeachment specifically is going to haunt him. but you agree trump unbound yeah well it's always been pretty bold if this was part of his signature but sure the republicans have now basically told him go for it we're al

the row between finn russell and gregor townsend continues.uring a drinking session at the team hotel. good morning and welcome to the bbc news at 9. we begin this hour with breaking news that police in northern ireland investigating the murder of journalist lyra mckee

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let's stay with the scottish rugby, and the men's team, because the row between head coach, gregor townsendfter "breaching team protocol" during a drinking session at the team hotel. he gave an interview over the weekend, and admitted that he has no relationship with the head coach saying that everything has to change for him to come back. he isa he is a terrific player, he has been great to coach over a number of yea rs. great to coach over a number of years. he will be available to play for us and anyone who wants to play will have to align themselves to the tea m will have to align themselves to the team standards. behaviours and standards driven by the players and any player that comes into that has to have the trust of the group and they are totally committed to what they are totally committed to what the team expects and acquires of all the team expects and acquires of all the team expects and acquires of all the team members. meanwhile, another blow for scotland as lock jonny gray is out of the rest of the six nations after injuing his hand. he had started both of scotland's games in

fran townsend confirms the 1st coronavirus a tallit sea in europe after an elderly chinese tourist died of a lung infection nearly a month off the contracts in the illness there are 11 confirmed coronavirus cases in france with more than 63000 cases around the world the vast majority of which are at the center of the epidemic in china every 1500 people have died of the disease since its outbreak in december. london's fashion week has been disrupted by activists of the environmental group extinction rebellion demanding the cancellation of the event activists say they're trying to promote awareness of sustainable fashion i mean the industry has been a major contributor to climate change. thanks for joining us here at aussie international we're back in half an hour with the headlines. the be your local board not a mood obviously it was modest you. needed. to do much for the good little girl would have made more of a deal. on. the wiring good to reproduce your order but it seems that you have your limits you truly. believe. that. i dunno b t h a kind of good intentions of i think a true. ch

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scotland fans, although they had a disappointing world cup, will feel quite confident in how 6regor townsend attacking flair under him, and they score wonderful tries, but there is a sense there has been some naivete in terms of their defence and really hanging on in there. they lost to ireland last week but they should much better aggression and defence and a lot more of the things that their fans had been asking for in contrast, england, they lost to france last week, and there has been a lot of talk about eddie jones week, and there has been a lot of talk about eddiejones and some of the hyperbole around his team. this week, we also had one of the players, lewis ludlam, referthis fixture as a war, so it will be interesting to see how they front up. questions over eddiejones's selections. he has made five changes to that loss at france last week. the big question remains tom curry at number eight. it's a position he doesn't usually play in, he played that for the first time last week, he is in that position again today, soa he is in that position again today, so a lot of focus and attentio

scotland defence coach steve tandy says head coach gregor townsend and fly—half finn russell are now timeframe has been agreed for his return to the squad. russell was dropped for their defeat to ireland at the weekend after a drinking session before the tournament and he's been left out of the squad to face england this saturday in the six nations. tandy says their focus is the togetherness of the players who are involved. through this period we have been after cohesion, and doing as many training sessions as we can. the boys have really responded. it is more about what is happening now. gregor is having dialogue. do you expect centre play any part in the six nations? i have no idea. that is as much as i know. as a defence coach, i have enough to deal with. getting a defence up and running. i'll leave that to the boss. they‘ re running away with the premier league at the minute, so maybejurgen klopp and his liverpool team have earned some time off. they will be absent for their fa cup fourth round replay against shrewsbury tonight due to the winter break. instead, it will be a secon

and scotland you would think would win but there is pressure on their head coach gregor townsend, theywin well in rome this afternoon. the first of six premier league games today is already under way, chelsea hosting tottenham. and it's chelsea who have the lead, olivier giroud with the goal for frank lampard's side against a spurs team who are managed by his old bossjose mourinho. it's just coming up to half—time at stamford bridge. and in the early hours of tomorrow morning, tyson fury and deontay wilder meet in their hugely anticpated world title rematch. their last bout 18 months ago ended in a draw, a fight many felt the british boxer deserved to win. ade adedoyin reports from las vegas. when wilder and fury met at wednesday's press conference, this happened. that resulted in the nevada state athletic commission banning a face—off at last night's weigh—in. both looked confident on the scales. the chiselled champion taunted by fury‘s supporters throughout. no face—off, but they did square off again, albeit at a distance. deontay wilder said the other day that this is his home count

townsend williams who surprised his wife amy and their two beautiful dplirn children in the gallery. speaker pelosi tore up the copy of this speech. she had no right to tear up that document. in my hand i have an official copy of the president's state of the union address signed by the president given to me at the white house today. it will be delivered to the house clerk to be archived and preserved for prosperity. whether she likes it or not, these great american stories will be remembered by history, not erased by the speaker. lou: the speaker i am sure will be pleads to know that exoneration is forever. president trump says he plans to make comments about his historic victory tomorrow at the white house. the effort that was begun in part by the deep state when they spied on his 2016 campaign. tonight we are hearing more from the secretive fisa court that permitted the surveillance in a letter to congressman jim jordan and mark meadows. the court's presiding judge addresses concerns about pane obama era official overseeing the court. it will surely and purely serve in an advisory

coming up in sportsday in 15 minutes, scotland coach gregor townsend says it's unlikely fly—half finnture after he was dropped for the six nations for breaching team protocol. vulnerable people who search the internet for advice on how to kill themselves must be better protected, so says the charity the samaritans. they're both responding to the death of callie lewis, who under nhs care, but took her own life afterjoining a suicide forum online, where she found detailed advice on how to kill herself. callie, who was 2a, autistic and suffering from mental health problems, was still posting to the site in the moments before her death. ellie flynn from bbc panorama has this report. you know why i am making a video, because i like making videos. this is cali lewis. i don't get humans at all. they are really weird. if people talk to me, it must be like trying to talk to spock or something like that. she was autistic and struggled with depression. she sometimes thought about suicide, but herfamily said sometimes thought about suicide, but her family said they would always get her through it

building off of the work of senator townsend's clean water task force, we'll create a clean water trust fund and we'll have a special focus on hard to serve low-income communities across our state. [ applause ] taking care of our environment is one of the most important obligations that we have as elected officials. this is an historic investment that will make a big difference in the lives of delewareans, in our economy, and in our environment. i hope you'll join me in supporting in proposal. [ applause ] even when you're governor, making delaware better starts with the little things. it drives my security detail crazy, but you often see me walking down the street, you'll see me stopping to pick up a plastic bag or an empty bottle of soda. we have au litter problem in delaware, and i'm determined to stop it. [ applause ] last year, we launched the keep de litter-free campaign to get cities, towns and community groups on board. secretary cohen and her team have partnered with goodwill to start what we call the work a day earn a pay program. we hire folks struggling to get back on their