but this, this tri jan, helps people to do it in their own time in their own space to have fun just when they want to, when they can. i want to share my passion for the triathlon, because i can go out with my dad on my bike, i can run with my housemate, i can swim with my friends‘ kids, it is just a beautiful sport. she is not alone. the number of people entering some kind of triathlon event has gone up by 75% over the last ten years. that is 40,000 newcomers, half of them have been women. now this campaign aims to widen the net further. you no longer have to attend an event to complete your 15, 25 or 50 kilometre target over the course of this month. we know that these days it is a changing world and people need to be able to do sport and activity when it works for them. if it's the middle of the day, if it's a ride to the park, if it's a walk to the shops, whatever works, a swim on holiday, then absolutely you can all do it and it isjust about building up small bits to make one bigger distance. we had only cycled around for a few minutes, but we are smiling with satisfaction that we ha

but this, this tri jan, helps people to do it in their own time in their own space to have fun just whenn, because i can go out with my dad on my bike, i can run with my housemate, i can swim with my friends' kids, it is just a beautiful sport. she is not alone. the number of people entering some kind of triathlon event has gone up by 75% over the last ten years. that is 40,000 newcomers, half of them have been women. now this campaign aims to widen the net further. you no longer have to attend an event to complete your 15, 25 or 50 kilometre target over the course of this month. we know that these days it is a changing world and people need to be able to do sport and activity when it works for them.

but this, this tri jan, helps people to do it in their own time in their own space to have fun just when my bike, i can run with my housemate, i can swim with my friends' kids, it is just a beautiful sport. she is not alone. the number of people entering some kind of triathlon event has gone up by 75% over the last ten years, that is 40,000 newcomers, half of them have been women. now this campaign aims to widen the net further. you no longer have to attend an event to complete your 15, 25 or 50 kilometre target over the course of this month. we know that these days it is a changing world and people need to be able to do sport and activity when it works for them. if it's the middle of the day, if it's a ride to the park, if it's a walk to the shops, whatever works, a swim on holiday, then absolutely you can all do it and it isjust about building up small bits to make one bigger distance. we had only cycled around for a few minutes, but we are smiling with satisfaction that we have done the hardest part and started our journey. and another swimmer in the studio today, chris! we are all un

but this, this tri jan, helps people to do it in their own time in their own space, to have fun justalf of them have been women. now this campaign aims to widen the net further. you no longer have to attend an event to complete your 15, 25 or 50—kilometre target over the course of this month. we had only cycled around for a few minutes, but we are smiling with satisfaction that we have done the hardest part and started our journey. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes with the forecast. starting the year cloudy but mild but things have changed and it's feeling colder, which i'm sure you've noticed and it will stay chilly for the next few days. with high pressure the weather is going to be dry. we saw some sunshine in devon. for most of the uk, quite cloudy. this is north yorkshire. the cloudy. this is north yorkshire. the cloud was thick enough to bring some light showers. the satellite picture shows the extent of the cloud cover. it has been filling across the skies in recent hours. in scotland, clear skies. the night is young but temperatures are plummeting, braemar

but this, this tri jan, helps people to do it in their own time in their own space to have fun just whenurther. you no longer have to attend an event to complete your 15, 25 or 50 kilometre target over the course of this month. we know that these days it's a changing world and people need to be able to do sport and activity when it works for them. if it's the middle of the day, if it's a ride to the park, if it's a walk to the shops, you know, whatever works, a swim on holiday, then absolutely, you can all do it and it'sjust about building up small bits to make one bigger distance. we had only cycled around for a few minutes, but we're smiling with satisfaction that we've done the hardest part and started our journey. jenny vincent is the head of participation at the british triathlon federation. shejoins us now. good morning. it is lovely to see them and enjoying it. the thing i am asked, oh, i could do the running and obliging, the swimming not so much. people have genuine fears, where do you start with this? the first thing is that it is for eve ryo ne first thing is that it is for ev

delay the speech until after the shutdown, but the white house tried to ignore the request, announcing trump would move forward with the jan. 29 date. but pelosi blocked the move, telling the white house earlier wednesday that the house would not approve a resolution allowing trump to address a joint session of congress.trump says he looks forward to giving a "great" speech "in the near future!" the white house says president donald trump will not accept a short-term deal to reopen the government unless it includes "a large down payment" for his promised border wall.the statement from white house spokeswoman sarah huckabee sanders on thursday came as senate republican leader mitch mcconnell and senate democratic leader chuck schumer were meeting to try to hash out a solution.earlier thursday, the senate rejected competing democratic and republican proposals for ending the 34-day partial government shutdown, which is the longest in the nation's history.sanders says the senate leaders are trying to see "whether or not they can work out of the deadlock." but she says a three-week continuing resolution "would only work if ther

tries. lorena is the main breadwinner. >> what was lorena doing for a living? >> she was working as a nanny for janet. jan janet, you know -- working for her at the beauty salon doing nails. >> janet vesuti was a businesswoman who owned the nail cuttery. >> janet was a little bit of a mother figure at that point. lorena oftentimes seemed to have cried on janet's shoulder. jat thaedo >> she saidhe loved him and sh going to do anything to try to make her marriage work. >> what would you be fighting about? >> tv, the radio, stupid stuff. we were young. just fight over things we shouldn't have been fighting over. she was stubborn, she was selfish, she wanted things her way. >> they were a couple who were tempestuous, in their loves, tempestuous in their jealousies, tempestuous in their fights. >> how soon did you feel he began getting beyond speaking, becoming physically abusive to you? >> um -- like a month after -- >> one month? >> yes. >> into the marriage? >> yes. >> she got upset if anybody talked to me. some girl. i look in a girl's direction, she would get mad. >> she punched you? >> yes. >> lorena has

jan reports. frustration over zimbabwe's worst economic crisis in a decade ignited rights and prompted a three day strike by unions protesters tried to shut down the capital harare and the southern city of bull away oh by erecting barricades and burning tires police responded by shooting live rounds trying to disperse rioters with water cannons and tear gas the uproar began over the weekend when zimbabwe's president. announced that fuel prices would more than double digits someone just wakes up and decides to increase the fuel price we had demanding that the price be reduced to its proper price the information minister tweeted clever people know what to do avoid fuel guzzlers cancel unnecessary trips and use bicycles do not protest in the streets you can lose a limb in skirmishes that unprecedented increase is seen by qana missed as a way for the government to control an economy that is once again in danger of freefall not only is there a shortage of cash and fuel but eighty percent of the population is unemployed he loved his good will for a career as a date anyone above eighteen years of age is standing at home without a job the