it cannot be denied that something dangerous and unhealthy is happening in our country .>> mr. president, i ask we -- country. we are once again watching the images of children terrified. it is an image we do not need to continue to see. parents go to sleep fearful that their kids will not be safe even when they go to school. thatts have told me children cannot longer stand at the bus stop by themselves. parents take turns being out there every morning and afternoon. we have to confront the problem, there is no doubt about it. i think effective enforcement of , focusing on criminal and dangerous people, who have thepeople legal ability to do so, it can reduce file in's and improve public safety. it is not good if we have gun cannotat say criminals carry guns if they never get enforced. we intend to enforce our laws. the recent events have caused us to know that we have to do even more in the future. with our office of legal partners work with our at health and human services, the department of education, across this administration, to study the intersection of mental health and

. -- cannotbe in mind be denied that something dangerous and unhealthy is happening in our country, and we are once again watching the ,mages of children terrified screaming at their school, hands over their heads. when parents go to sleep fearful that their kids will not be safe even when they go to , parents have told me in gang infested neighborhoods that children can no longer stand at the bus stops by themselves. parents take turns being out there every morning and afternoon. we've got to confront the problem. i think effective enforcement of our laws, focusing on criminals and dangerous people, mentally -- where we have the legal ability to do so, can reduce the violence in our communities and improve public safety. it is not good if we've got gun laws that say criminals can't carry guns and they never get enforced. we intend to enforce our laws, and if anything, the recent events cause us to know that we need to do even more in the future. today we met with, this morning, to office of legal policy work with our partners at health and the department of education, across this admin

iam unhealthy interest in whether i am wearing my leggings.king on double shift tonight. i will be here right through the night. i will not get home! because people could not make it in. i am hard—core. i will be with you through the night. back same time tomorrow. mr woolley leggings! this week has got ever colder and snowy and parts of scotland are bearing the brunt and the heaviest snow and as we go through the night, the met office warnings, the red area here covering much of the central belt, the highest level of warning to the snow is piling up and very dangerous here, particularly for anybody still travelling and the advice is not to. the amber area to the rest of northern and eastern scotla nd the rest of northern and eastern scotland and north east england were further snow showers will add to the accumulations. elsewhere, scattered snow showers, a further few centimetres in places through the night but some clear spells also and if we take a closer look at this snow running into scotland and north—east england, if we put some totals,

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on average our diets are unhealthy in this country. we all on average need to ta ke this country.ge need to take steps to improve our diet, so to take steps to improve our diet, so take the results of this study seriously and make changes. the saxton is from doncaster say processed food is a fact of family life. it gets you to think, how can you avoid buying ultra— processed foods unless you grow everything yourself, basically? evenings aren't as difficult as the mornings in terms of breakfast. that is very difficult to rule out cereal and toast on a day—to—day

there is a point where criticism becomes unhealthy. nationalism is engaged in the dissemination of propaganda, their hope was to subvert and create chaos. that has been the mission of this propaganda arm for the last 10 years. and decades for -- and decades before this. heem: i thought you were talking about cnn for a moment. [laughter] raheem: ambassador bolton, i want to bring you in on this. and i want to expand into russia and the middle east. ignoring me. i am just here to facilitate. if you want to jump in at any point, jump in. ambassador bold. lton: i think the indictment is an important opportunity for the trump administration to deal with threatand its various and of the stations. i think the president was right politically that the russian information campaign was to support trump for president. and of the stations. i think the president was right trump against hillary. there was so much of it that people would come logically come if incorrectly, to the conclusion that the trump campaign must be colluding with russia. you co

it is unhealthy, both for the giver and the receiver. [applause] we want our relations with the united states to be characterized by a substantial increase in trade and investment cooperation. this is the way to develop healthy relations between our two countries and thereby strengthen our economy and raise the living standards of our two people. governors, i urge you not to ignore our cotton -- our continent. many people say this is the asian century but i believe strongly this can be africa's century. our growth in 2015 was second only to that of asia. , sixding to the world bank of the world's 10 fastest-growing economies this year are in africa. we are rich in natural resources and in possession of nearly 30% of the earth's remaining mineral resources. we have a vibrant young population and those who still have important security -- and that we still have important security challenges, we are more at peace than before, despite the ditch -- despite the distressing events leading to this placement of hundreds of thousands of innocent p

[coughing] narrator: america did not want the burden of an unhealthy immigrant. wanted a person who could make a living and was not bringing into the country an infectious disease. woman: and they looked your back over, your lungs and your heart, and your everything. and you were sent from one to the other. one doctor to the other. woman: and a lot of people was put away on the side. i wouldn't want to have been sent back. man: people were rejected because they showed outward signs of illness, what they considered mental difficulties. we didn't call it psychiatry, they called it neurology. and we said, we're sorry. and the ship that brought them had to take them back. that was a tragedy. man: i decided that if they ever have to send me back, i'll jump down in the water. i'll never go back to russia. i never want to see it again. narrator: built for 1500, the dining room often fed 3000. man: there would be dishes and forks and knives and white napkins. long tables, well set, but when the people went in, it was like -- like chaos. they handed us food. food was not

. >> we believe in suppressing the fires, the result is dying in an unhealthy forest that impact everyone in california. >> the study addresses the cost of fighting wildfires it is $800 an acre rather than doing controlled burns. >>> we had records today. couple days in the row -- and we will have records tomorrow. the dry weather will continue, not just for tomorrow, or this week, but potentially for the middle of february. hopefully these long-range models will be wrong. it has been cool across the country. this is in omaha. here is the rich. this whole pattern will migrate to the east, but it is locked in right now and it will stay put for five days. that secures that the east coast will be cold and we will be warm and dry. with that said, no fog at the coaster inland. look at the temperature right now santa rosa 56 degrees, right now it should be 35 degrees. there is the blocking pattern, the cold front for the dryness and the east coast coldness it will break near 20 february. the forecast highs tomorrow, 74 brentwood 73 livermore. the five day forecast, is more of what you would exp

>> if i can't find my brush, that's one of the my biggest thing >> while many admitted to eating unhealthy foods, researchers found exercise was best defense >> exercise is very good. >> reporter: it's not the only thing. a psychology professor at temple university's former president of american psychological association >> the apa national stress survey also exercised in the top group that they also found music was almost as widely used and as effective in people's feeling >> dr. farley said religious affiliation and yoga with meditation were bin official >> i try to have a positive attitude >> a bad day could be a good day, learn from the bad day. >>> going back to the working out, 95% said said working out said it help half said made them feel more motivated sighting increased level of dope means, serotonin. as a result of hitting the gym. >> half hour of golf i'm good. >> especially on a day like today >> i going to out and ran today, it was a rough three miles but i did it. you know what? if you got outside today, i hope you enjoyed it. because you're not going to want to be outside t

what he said was the good housewives of new york would be surprised to learn baking was an unhealthy business. i think the attorney general of new york had the better case in lot but he had an image problem. julius mayer. >> what that quote goes to is the alleged arbitrariness of the law which would limit bakers but not limit other employees, who at that time were also engaged in occupations we today would think were unhealthy. in fact, much of what people did was unhealthy, which was why the unions were formed in the first place and why you had health measures. but why single out the bakers? that was considered to be arbitrary. the case that it already been of help with respect to the miners could be distinguished because mining is an unusually dangerous occupation. you are probably old enough to remember undermining disasters in united states on a frequent basis, like airline crashes were having on a frequent basis. they could say, if you are down in a mineshaft for longer than a certain amount of hours, you present a health and safety risk to yourself and your fellow miners. the s

>> if i can't find my brush, that's one of the my biggest thing >> while many admitted to eating unhealthysearchers found exercise was best defense >> exercise is very good. >> reporter: it's not the only thing. a psychology professor at temple university's former president of american psychological association >> the apa national stress survey also exercised in the top group that they also found music was almost as widely used and as effective in people's feeling >> dr. farley said religious affiliation and yoga with meditation were bin official >> i try to have a positive attitude >> a bad day could be a good day, learn from the bad day. >>> going back to the working out, 95% said said working out said it help half said made them feel more motivated sighting increased level of dope means, serotonin. as a result of hitting the gym. >> half hour of golf i'm good. >> especially on a day like today >> i going to out and ran today, it was a rough three miles but i did it. you know what? if you got outside today, i hope you enjoyed it. because you're not going to want to be outside tomorrow, u

malt it's supposed to taste good the sausages are indeed made of mold but there anything that unhealthy. would taste good and not of mold is of in this i wouldn't have noticed if you hadn't told me this is the it is still very good taste like sausage was. there's no accounting for taste but there are benefits to sausages made of fungus. they have almost zero fat and they don't boost l.d.l. cholesterol they contain no poisonous fun guy they're made of fusarium of in an optimum harmless strain high in protein it's found in a range of products in supermarkets the sausage is forty six percent fungus with added albumin and wheat flour as a binding egypt extract for extra flavor. the juicy looking filets are eighty eight percent fungal or michael protein along with protein from potatoes and pea fibers this substitute mince meat is ninety five percent micro protein and can be cooked like the real thing. but it's not really a replacement for meat in the long term and does it taste like meat at this downed eric heiden makes fries and serves up burgers until now they've consisted of one hundred p

>> every time we do a story about diets, we get to look at a bunch of unhealthy wicngs want risotto. >> hi mike. >> hi everybody. lerts start by looking at san rafael where the radar is showing some drops or snowflakes trying to reach the ground. it looked pretty quiet right now. it will be mostly sunny today. little less sunshine. like yesterday. we had less sunshine in the afternoon hours. random shower is possible, especially early in the morning into the afternoon hours. partly cloudy, cold again tonight. won't have as many clouds. temperatures today, mainly in the mid to upper 50s. just slightly warmer than yesterday. about 53 at half moon bay to san jose at 58. up around lakeport ukiah, going to stay in the 40s. freezing cold in lakeport, ukiah, cloverdale, santa rosa, napa. we'll be in the low to mid-30s in the inland east bay valleys. upper 30s to low 40s around the bay and the coast. about 43 in san francisco. here's a look at what's coming our way. let me show you the computer models show the best chance of most of the moisture reaching the ground is going to be along the c

other than 19, seven have been unhealthy. we've got pretty clean air. good to moderate when we change to the arctic air mass, everybody will have the cleanest air you can have this time of the year. >>> let's turn it over to frances, see what she's watching. >> a new crash off to the right-hand side and it looks like it will clear quickly. we're checking out the drive times from antioch to hercules. it's still 27 minutes. not too bad of a delay. westbound 80 from highway 4 to the maze is 16 minutes now eastbound 80 at la gun valley. there is a jack-knifed big rig blocking the lane. northbound 87 looking good. highway 85 to the san jose airport delay-free and the toll plaza backing up for some of the cash paying lanes right now. guys? >> frances, thank you. some feathers were ruffled in san francisco last night. you tell me if this looks fun. i don't know. we periscoped the action. they released pent up stress and anger. not so fun, the cleanup every year. the city estimates it costs them thousands of dollars. >>> next at 5:00, a maj joer ruling in san f

at this period and say, remember when we were uncontrolled and just devoured this stuff and the unhealthyects that had? like there's no doubt we're going to learn. i think we have to learn how to control it, both on an individual basis and a societial basis, just like we learn to control if we care about our health and our kids' health that you learn what sort of substances you put in your body. >> ev williams, thank you for sharing your insights. >> thanks for having me. >>> on some of the big issues facing us, we've heard the hopes, the fears and indeed some solutions. that is it for our program tonight. thanks for joining us on "amanpour" on pbs and join us again next time. ♪ >>> "amanpour" on pbs was made possible by the generous support of roslyn p. walter. ♪ >>> you're watching pbs ♪>> national presentation of "bbc world news" is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> welcome to "bbc news" broadcasting to viewers in north america on pbs and around the globe. our top stories -- the u.n. security council yet again delays a vote on wheth

it cannot be denied that something dangerous and unhealthy is happening in our country.f children, terrified, streaming out of their school, hands over their heads. it is an image we don't need to continue to see. when parents, once again, go to sleep, and fearful their kids will not be safe, even when they go to school, parents have told me and gang infested neighborhood that children can no longer stand on the bus stop by themselves, they take turns, parents do, of being out there every morning and afternoon. so we got to confront the problem. no doubt about it. i know that each and every one of you in this room feel the same way. i know that our sheriff in florida, trained schools and committed his resources and effort to try to train school people and other groups on how to respond to these kind of tragedies. i bet most of you do the same thing in major cities. we at the department of justice are going to make this a priority. but we know your deputies, your deputies are the ones who arrive first, they respond to the danger, not knowing what they're going to see but

fetish and a substitute for love that's when our human nature our money become linked in a very unhealthy way and we're likely to do very stupid things. one evening i was with some coworkers that up we've been drinking and one of them who was easily earning five million dollars a year turned to me and asked. what do i have to do to become really rich that's when greed becomes disgusting really disgusting. our hunger for more is enormous it drives the economy and creates demand for all kinds of products we just have to learn to keep it under control. now he is a man in control of his wardrobe at least i'll style guru. erections the suit and tie are in no danger of going out of style a sound and suitable investment according to gail. buying a suit is easy for most of us me included. standard cuts and sizes we can just buy off the peg. minor alterations are not expensive and quickly done but you see there are plenty of men who are built a bit more let's say powerfully. or who have features slightly off the average scale like an even the shoulders of very long arms well those who can afford i

you're also trying to keep it secret, so it is about just suppressing it, and then you naturally get unhealthyusing alcohol in england are outlined in a new parliamentary report. it found more than a third of child deaths and serious injuries through neglect were linked to parents drinking alcohol. while nearly two—thirds of all care applications involved misuse of alcohol or drugs. and children with alcohol dependent parents had feelings of stigma, shame and guilt. the report also used data from a freedom of information investigation, which found almost all councils in england are cutting back their budgets for this kind of care. the government says work is under way on a new children of alcoholics strategy, in addition to new higher duties to target cheap alcohol. josh has turned his life around, but he believes there are many children who will end up suffering in silence. adina campbell, bbc news. a man from walsall has been charged with killing his eight—year—old daughter. mylee billingham was found, stabbed, at her father's house injanuary. william billingham has also been charged with ma

>> i had no idea you had an unhealthy habit here, rahel. >> well, i've not had lucky charles in years, diane, but that's because once i have one box -- >> it's okay punk up. >> the things you learn on morning television. >> we all have our vices. >> i see. that's okay. that's not bad vice. >> we'll check in with you again tomorrow, thanks, diane. in other news this morning, one every philadelphia's best known radio dj's facing sexual harrassment lawsuit. >> former on air sidekick said she was demoted and finally quit back of long time dj john debella. on wmgk hosting talk and clock jen alleges 30 incident of harrassment over the six years she was the sidekick. >> new development now to story we first told but yesterday morning. friends say missing ride share driver has been found alive. josh is reportedly at a los angeles hospital after vanishing zero over a week ago , the lapd found his nissan albaladejo tim a and towed it, working as a driver for lyft and uber before he disappeared >> the most kind hearted gentle spirited person i ever met. >> always thinking about everybody else be

took and he certainly pull their punches when the cast the solution was unhealthy for him thing that the whole organization was not fit for purpose and would have to be reformed take a little house a decision is a extremely disappointing and surprising for. the the i.o.c. we would never have expected this these decision of. the rich and the need for reforms in no the interlude structural for cause. that was our squawks response to cass's ruling a few weeks ago just to get a brief background of this what happened was a group of russian athletes had appealed banning from the games forty seven in total allow these forty seven athletes are divided into two for the groups fifteen of them had received lifetime bans and had their sorcery twenty fourteen games medals removed as a result of this water investigation mclaren reported cetera another thirty two of them hadn't been sanctioned by the i.o.c. investigators to all of them were banned from attending the games now cas had ruled that there was insufficient evidence to confirm that these athletes had dope that they were not clean that ove

on average our diets are unhealthy in this country. of this study seriously and make changes. the saxtons from doncaster say processed food is a fact of family life. you think, well how can you avoid buying ultra—processed food unless you grow everything yourself basically. i think evening is not as difficult as the mornings, i think, in terms of breakfasts. that's very difficult to rule out cereal and toast on a day—to—day basis when you're doing the school run and rushing to get out the door. any dangers lurking in these foods are continuing to be investigated, but eating less of this and more of this is clearly good for your health. james gallagher, bbc news. the former executive at the centre of claims of sexual misconduct by oxfam staff in haiti and chad has given his version of events for the first time since the scandal broke. in an open letter, roland van hauwermeiren said he was "not a saint", but insisted he hadn't paid women for sex. gavin lee is in knokke in belgium, where mr van hauwermeiren lives. gavin. as you say, it's

like most male skaters, he had unhealthy eating habit. >> even with my success, i questioned what more i could have done if i had a better diet, if i had the proper nutrition. would i have been doing quadruples consistently in competition. >> reporter: antonia balm says athletes who restrict their diets like ripon did are literally disintegrating, losing bone density. >> you have a young athlete who is pounding, landing jumps on the ice. and they have the bones that look like on a radio graph, look like the bones of an 87-year-old. these are not things to be taken lightly. >> reporter: about a year ago when ripon was barely eating, he broke his foot. team usa now has more dietitians on staff than ever before, and ripon worked with one of them. he says he became a better athlete. >> i think the conversation that we need to have is how do we realistically see what's competitive out there, but also be healthy. >> reporter: speaking out to help the next generation. kate snow, nbc news, pyeongchang. >>> still ahead for us tonight, protecting our students. bullet-resistant doors, panic butto

tried to keep it secret, so it is aboutjust keep the suppressing it, and then you naturally get unhealthyct of parents abusing alcohol in england are outlined in a new parliamentary report. it found more than a of child deaths and serious injuries through neglect were linked to parents who are drinking alcohol. one and two thirds of all care applications involve misuse of alcohol or drugs. and children with alcohol dependent parents had feelings of stigma, shame and guilt. the report also used data from a freedom of information investigation, which found almost all councils in england are cutting back their budgets for this kind of care. when we start to understand that addiction and alcohol is all based on trauma, it's all escaping some kind of trauma, if we understand it, helping children, we can begin to break cycles and prevent, you know, addictions of the future. the government says that work is underway on a new children of alcoholics strategy, it in addition to new higher duties to target cheap alcohol. josh has turned his life around, but he believes that there are many children w

needs the resilience to dampen the effect of every up and down swing in the price of all unhealthy sectors essential to grain and instability that are needed and it will generate revenues necessary for rigid structure and needed investments in the hill security and trade patients second. step for a strong private sector will require decisions and perseverance but they will fail due to. doing business in iraq can be complicated but iraq has vast potential. in iraq billions more are within the confines of the frame and go on and we have our own or maybe your regulatory system or for private sector companies. just like president trump didn't buy a home in the us. we are committed to supporting a huge surprise there in iraq to work there for him for i did it with usa credit and your city's pride just before the race for. the us sex and violence committed to advance an economic cooperation between your rock and nine states with respect to the trade goods and services. the signal is strong on the ex-im by and iraq's ministry of violence will sign today it's really good a memorandum of understand

we have become very tribal in our media consumption and i think that it's very unhealthy for a myriad of reasons that the political reasons are right there as well but i think it causes a lot of stress and anxiety to the average person to be so angry all the time at anyone who disagrees with you and to be so intolerant as many have become to those who might have a different opinion than you i think one of the most reckless and you and i've talked about this on your show before holland but i think one of the most reckless things we can do is say you know we should never discuss politics or religion quite the contrary we should be able to be adults and engage in civil discourse and to disagree and friendly ways as you and i often do and it's still be good friends or still claim to be relatives or whatever that is but we've really lost that civility in our culture and i think it's very sad and i think that the mass amounts of media coming at us like a firehose are a big part of the problem because you can't read everything right so what people tend to do is to gravitate toward what they

you naturally get unhealthy coping mechanisms. outlined in a new parliamentary report. it found more than a third of child deaths and injuries were linked to parents thinking alcohol. it found more than a third of child deaths and injuries were linked to parents drinking alcohol. while nearly two thirds of care applicatons involced misuse of alcohol or drugs. and children with alcohol dependent parents had feelings of stigma, shame, and guilt. the report also used data from a freedom of information investigation which found almost all councils in england are cutting back their budgets for this kind of care. when we start to understand this, it is all based on trauma. if we understand that, we can begin to break the the cycles and prevent, you know, addictions of the future. the government says work is under way on a new children of alcoholics strategy. that includes higher duties to cheap alcohol. josh has turned his life around, but he believes many children will end up suffering in silence. charities warned that if they don't co