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i'm ura. mike has a look at the morning commute but it is a really cold one out there, especially in ou. it's going to be in the upper 30s even freezing temperatures as we take a look at fremont e everyone heading out will deal with temperatures in the 30s, evens in the garage. in the 50s heading into noon. we'll talk about what's ahead, another storm for the weekend. mike, you're getting us out there on the road. >> watching live northbound coliseum, northbound fine past high street. as you approach 16th in oakland, heard about a disabled vehicle, all lanes blocked for a short period of time. we've heard three lanes open. over the next few minutes we'll get updates from chp. you do see it's fine with lighter traffic across the coliseum. maybe a blocked while they move a car. back to you. >>> thank you very much, mike. while you were sleeping breaking news in eastern contra costa county. one person dead when a fireslann the morning in a mobile home park on gateway road. an adult woman died. fo

ura: "sesame street" has always embraced diversity, which has led to controversy over the years.ssippi's education board tried to ban the show in 1970th because cast included black and white actors. the big and difficult issues in life are tackled here had on. >> big bird, when people die, they don't come back. laura: long before the importance of preswaool educatiowidely recognized, "sesame street" was teaching kids their abcs. the pioneering puppets made a learning fun not just in amera, but across the globe. at a refugee camp in jordan, elmo is playing with kids who fled syria's civil war. "sesame street" is developing a production in arabic to help families across the region displaced by the conflict. >> a little boy on our afghan production -- laura: sherrie westen of the sesame foundation says it is a natural evolution of the sho >> one of the things it has always done is look at pressingu around the world affecting young children and seeing what "sesame" could do to help because we have the unique ability to address issues from a child's perspect in terms of refugees, the

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ura: at the same time, officials say that kim jong-un has not given up on the idea of building a missilecould reach the u.s. why would he give up that bargaining chip? jean: that is a very good point. he has poured so many resources into this ogram and authorized the diversion of so many resources that north korea needs. he took a huge gamble. he was thinking that if i this program to the point where the united states and president trump cannot ignore it, i can get them to the table and border -- berkshire -- barter off pieces of it for concessions. ngi don't see him git up completely. this is the thing that is so important, it is protecting them, something that gives him so much leverage, and something hory valuable. he is going to bing onto that program as long as he can and maybe chipping away piece by piece in exchange for concessions. laura: what does this do the kim jong-un's image back home, the second summit with the u.s. president? jeanhuge propaganda, and we are alreadseeing it in north korean state media. it used to be back in the day that under his fher and grandfather, these

after his death, the jordan mcnair foundation was set ura this funer is going to support the foundation with more than 30% of the receipts that will benefit this cause. andy m the people tongue o turning out today for this are university of maryland students. hat do you think it means to come out and participate in and raise money for that foundation? >> inally think it's good. it's a way of showing support to the football team and through their hard times. >> what brings you out and what does it mean to you to help with the cause? >> i also have friends on the football team who knew jordan mcnair. and i'm here to support his foundation. >> reporter: back out live, you're seeing a very good turnout for this cause this afternoon. this foundation sports player safety, also providing scholarship money. the fund-raiser continues until 9:00 tonight. erika, back to you. >> all right. so if you're hungry this evening, you knowhere to go. darcy, thank you so very much. >>> doctors and nurses aresa trying t a man's life after a deadly double shooting in the d ltrict. gunfirt one man dead overnig

ura: you are watching "bbc world news america." come on tonight's program, winning a major court battle. the u.n. ss britain should end control of the islands as rapidly as possible. we are often bombarded with ads to buy the latest new phone, and owe will ne, we are told, if we want to use 5g networks someday. hebut what about tld phones? reporter: your phone was probably put together in chihe, but it hashole world inside it. an there are around 60 islds of minerals from dozens of countries, and even in microscopic, without them this wouldn't work. those metals, gold, silver, planum. and the battery as well as lithium, you wl find cobalt. >> cobalt is pretty valuable. there are communities mining this stuff. attracts -- is it reporter: 6percent of the world's supply of cobalt is in the democraticngepublic of co there are concerns about child labor in the minds. >> the fact that we would like a mo tle phone we don't ha charge everyea day, that m a bit more cobalt. reporter: it is not the only issue worrying environmental cecampaign

ura: plus, don mccullin's camera captured the human cost of battle.ar how he turned his on the home front, too. laura: welcome to our viewers on public television in the u.s. and around the globe. washington is p'ed for tonighs state of the union address by president trump. aides say he will call for bipartisan cooperation and unity. but mr. trump will deliver his primetime address to a divided congress while still smarting after the government shutdown over the presidents call for a border wall with mexico. katty kay joined me earlier. white house aides have said this is going to be about comity, but given how divided o sides are, can anything be achieved? katty: look, i think what the president wants to do tonight ir reach out to vin the middle with some sort of unity and bipartisanship. we will hear that towne -- tone. it is being written into his speech at the moment. and also appeal to his bar with a tougne on immigration and the border wall. president trump knows he will not get a television audience isis big again until the 2020 reelection camp

ura b.: after a marathon ughee-date train trip th china, the north korean leader looks ready to enjoyimelight. some of his staff struggled to keep up. kim jong-un may run anve imposhed country, but he is determined to put on a show of strength in the streets ofno hai. donald trump also has a lot to prove in vietnam. very little of sstance was a reed at their last meeting. north korea remainglobal threat. 'his time he will hope to have an offer mr. kim 't refuse. vietnam is seen as a model north koa could use to reform. it remains a communist state, the party reins absolute control. yet it opened up its economy to become one of the fastest-growing in asia. this woman took a chance to establish her own texte business using traditional vietnamese methods. she employs dozens of staff, and after 24 years, her firm is now global. laura b.: most north korean households have been making money on the black market for years. here in seoul, south korea, one oldefector told me it is tated but still illegal. it is the only way some families earn money for food. she is noture kim jong-un is serious

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so jonny ura fan and clearly this is an important move that the club is making so in the past foot orng out statements but nothing really changing. so how do you see the picture at the moment? it can happen sometimes, you get clubs who say we are against homophobia but don't do anything about it. i think today they are taking a related step with the shirt and behind the scenes as well they reached out to me as a lgbtiq+ fan and asked me what i thought and what i would like to do as it ——on the day. these have been a fan for a while, what has been your experience asafan while, what has been your experience as a fan in the stand and what you have seen and heard. as a fan, mostly it is fine. i would say in ten years of watching altrincham maybe six incidents but still, they can be enough to put people off. i ruin your day can be enough to put people off. i ruin yourday and can be enough to put people off. i ruin your day and the less of it around, the better. there is that feeling that if you are not a regular football goa but the feeling that if you are not a regularfootball goa but the