we'll keep it with the watson theme. >>> bubba watson revealed today that he considered giving up golf after dropping from fourth in the world to no. 117. he hadn't won since playing riviera two years ago. will the same course rejuvenate bubba where he's looking to win for the third time in his career. final round in l.a. phil mickelson was one shot back through 14 but bogeyed 15 and 16. he's not won since 2013 but is looking awfully good right now. on 14 bubba watson had only a one-shot lead but holds the shot from the bunker for a birdie giving him a two-shot lead. watson went on by two, his first victory since 2016. >>> how about the champion tour? the chubb classic in florida, john daley and his patriotic pants, 143 yards out on the par 3, 16th hole and it's tracking. oh, it's a hole in one and it's the daley finish to eighth. joe durant won the tournament by four shots. it was a fun day. you need 14 tvs in your house to flip through that golf tournament, the pga, nascar. >> that was danica's final one and it ended in a crash. do you think so? >> she made it clear daytona would be

watson giving the money to the justice and equality fund.t's all part of a crowd funding campaign started by women in the british entertainment industry in response to the hash tag me too movement. more than 200 british stars signed an open letter calling for an end to sexual harassment at work. >>> now let's check in with my friend lauren casey to see what this weather is up to now. we're getting warmer, right, lauren? >> we are getting warmer a little chilly right now. temperatures around average for the day today. pretty nice. we had the sunshine a lot of penal out and about as we head towards midweek people are going to be out and about all over the place with 70s in store but right now 44 degrees is your current temperature as we get live look at center city philadelphia. northwesterly winds up around 7 miles an hour. so that wind chill temperature down at 40 but storm scan3 this time yesterday this was packed with precip right now a couple of passing high clouds otherwise quiet conditions and keep it quiet as we head into your evening

tony watson.ts have reportedly agreed to a three year deal with left-handed reliever tony watson. he will join the team once the deal becomes official. one person who did report to scottsdale, our very own vern glenn. >> reporter: if you love baseball, this is where you need to be. this is the phoenix scottsdale area. behind me is the home of the giants. how excited are they to be here? they are ready to go. even though reporting day for the whole squad isn't until tomorrow, they want to get after it. >> they want them to come here on their own. the guys that do wait until their reporting day, we don't look at them any different. so yeah. but it is a formality. >> reporter: he comments on one of the guys not here yet. tony watson. closer mark malancin was thrilled with this move and broke the news to his three kids earlier this morning. >> tony! tony! [ screaming ] >> reporter: a little personal note, how excited was i to get here this morning? well, i flew in and i brought my camera, my lights, m

anthony watson scored it.nd have been trying to establish a cruel streak and with the ruthless instinct of the hunter, watson was over again five minutes later. but italy were not simply wounded prey. even under constant pressure they found an escape. tommaso benvenuti the getaway runner. england stayed further down the road. owen farrell scored before the break, then a first internation try for sam simmonds, in the team because of injuries another english option. but wales, who play england next, will watch this italian move a few times this week. proof that there is space to be exploited, even if this bellini nearly ran out. england will have learnt much themselves, like not to challenge simmonds to a race any time. his second try. his team finished with seven. the last finished off by replacement jack nowell. 46—15 reads more harshly than perhaps italy deserved but history has repeated emphatically. so here is how the six nations table looks after the first weekend, with england on top with a better points

asjohn watson explains.he world would museum at twickenham this is what it's all about, those historic matches between scotland and england, the calcutta cup. why is it called the calcutta cup? phil mcgown is the curator of the world of rugby museum. how is it got its association with calcutta? it is called the calcutta cup on account it was made in calcutta by indian silversmiths in 1877, it is made of 277 silver rupees, the money in the bank account of the calcutta football clu b bank account of the calcutta football club when they disbanded. the club wanted to make a lasting contribution to the sport so they have the coins melted down and created this trophy with the metal. it seems peculiar that matches between england and scotland would between england and scotland would be contested for a trophy made in calcutta. why was that trophy made there and then given to the rfu in england? rugby travelled around the world and established itself in ports of the british empire at that time. calcutta being one of

watson scored the first try.cup 18 months away, england have been trying to establish a cruel streak and watson was over again in five minutes. but italy found an escape. england stayed down the road. farrell scored and then simmons scoring. wales, who play england next will watch this italian move a few times. proof there is space to be exploited. england will have learned much themselves, like not to challenge simmons to a race. his second try, his team finished with seven, the last finished by the replacement. history has repeated emphatically. so here is how the six nations table looks after the first weekend, with england on top with a better points differential over wales. ireland are on four points after that victory over france yesterday. scotland and italy are bottom without any points. in the women's six nations, italy and england are locked in a tight contest right now. both sides scored a converted try each in the first half. byrne for england. now 10—7 to england. they have just converted a penalty i

watson is in downing the watson is in downing government is keen to get or front the government is keenll of this. what are their chances of success? their critics have been saying the prime minister has been clicking the can down the road on the brexit negotiations. that., in the next three weeks the political equivalent ofa tin three weeks the political equivalent of a tin opener will be brought out, she will set out her vision of the relationship she wants with the european union and between now and then, ministers will be filling in then, ministers will be filling in the detail. there is a snag, before you can get to that, the tricky task of negotiating a transition period immediately after brexit for up to two years must be completed and it looked as if a span was thrown in the works by the european commission when they produced a paper suggesting britain would face sanctions unless it followed all eu rules during that time. david davies the brexit secretary accused them of bad faith. tonight i'm holed there is growing confidence that the european commission will change its approac

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ivan watson, thank you. >>> the white house is demanding the syrian government honor the cease-fire. the calls come amid reports of chemical attacks launched on civilians. russian president vladimir putin ordering a five-hour pause daily in the area of ghouta from 2:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. eastern time. sam kiley has the latest for us. sam, is the pause holding and why does vladimir putin have the authority to call the shots? >> reporter: first, the question of the pause. it is not holding. there has been at least one death according to multiple sources in the town of dhouma close to ghouta. there have been five surface-to-surface missiles fired into another neighborhood. there is skuirmishing going on. there is less violence because vladimir putin has literally called the shots or instructed his clients stated to dial down on the violence to allow the five-hour humanitarian pause. this may well be international window dressing. there are 19 hours in which the area of east ghouta has been turned into a kill zone for the rest of the day. it has had a devastating amount of fire power rain

and congresswoman bonnie wattsson coleman from new jersey is with us -- watson coleman from new jersey is with us too. she's a very yo you the spoken force on many subjects in the butening -- in the congress. i know you know this issue so well. but for all of us, it's not just an issue. it's a value. it's something very important to us. earlier also from new jersey was frank pallone, our ranking member on the energy and commercee. he's been in and out for most of the four hours that i have been speaking. john lewis, we had his beautiful statement from adrianna, a dreamer. no, daniela, a dreamer from georgia. thank you, john, for your great leadership. i sang your praises earlier. i could spend another four hours just talking about you. thank you so much. let's see wholes is here. congresswoman maxine waters has been here for most of the time.

john watson has more.e the first to find their flow — teddy thomas endearing himself to his team—mates, if not the scottish faithful. if much was expected before defeat to wales, having found his stride, teddy thomas made his own luck here, his kick evading greig laidlaw. a response again was needed and huthones found it, and a hole in the french defence. tries were the tale of the first half, points from penalties — the story of the second. greig laidlaw, nerveless, edging scotland in front. if errors cost them in cardiff, laidlaw punished french mistakes at murrayfield to revive their campaign, scotland proving they are happiest at home. john watson, bbc news. it felt like a bit of a long time to be honest. i am not a very good watcher, to be honest, and i'm sure my wife w in front of our people and with the rest of the boys. not just playing at scrum—half but fly— half as well? laughter yes, rolling back the years a little bit — but thankfully it turned out well. ally came on and speeded the game up. sc

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handed reliever tony watson.he former all star will join the team once the >>> the giants have reportedly agreed to a three-year deal with tony watson, the former all- star will join the team once it is official. he did report to scottsdale, vern glenn. >> reporter: all right, if you love baseball this is where you need to be. this is the phoenix, scottsdale area and behind me is the home of the giants. how excited are they to be here? they are ready to go. even though reporting day for the squad is in until tomorrow, they want to get after it.>> we don't push them to get here early. we want them coming here on their own and the guys that do wait, we don't look at the many different. it is a formality. >> reporter: he wouldn't comment on one of the guys not here yet, tony watson. the closer mark lanson that played four seasons with him in cleveland was thrilled and broke the news earlier this morning. on a personal note, how excited was i get here? i flew in and brought my camera, highlights, my trant -- tripod a

i recognize miss watson coleman for her opening statement. >> i want to thank you for holding today's hearing and thank you to our witnesses for being here today to share your expertise with us. i have the special privilege of welcoming my niece christine griggs who was called by the majority today to testify on behalf of the transportation security administration. today's topic is an important one, tsa is perhaps the most public-facing agency of the federal government and interacting with over 2 million passengers daly and more than 440 airports across the nation. tsa has a no-fail mission as a single passenger allowed through with a weapon and has the potential to cause great harm. at the same time a single port interaction at a checkpoint in which a passenger is disrespected, abused or discriminated discriminated against has the potential to damage the reputation through negative media attention. doing the right thing 2 million times every day without a single failure requires vigilance of a well-trained and dedicated workforce. tsa officers do a tremendous job under extremely diff

john watson is at twickenham looking ahead to the game for us.ther or not the wales number ten rhys patchell will have the bottle as he contends with what will be a fierce called on here in twickenham tomorrow. 82,000 fans will be packed in here for the big match of the seven —— second weekend of the championship, england against wales and it will go some way to determine who will win the trophy this year. we will get the thoughts of garratt street and on release garratt, what have you made of those comments gary, from emily —— eddie jones, ramping up the pressure on rhys patchell? we hope it works, it can go either way, england need to put pressure on him, there will be pressure but if either youngster and has been playing well so far, if he gets it right tomorrow, eddie might have two mince his words. emma, if an opposing coach were saying you might not have the bottle for a big occasion, how would you feel and respond on the field? it would act asa respond on the field? it would act as a motivation, you want to prove people wrong, you want to

john watson, bbc news. ireland beat italy in the women's 6 nations... and first points of the tournament in the 21—8 win in dublin. newcastle stunned second—placed manchester united in the premier league for... theirfirst home win in the league since october... theirfirst home win matt ritchie scored the only goal of the game in the second half. the result means united are still 16 points behind leaders manchester city. are still 16 points behind elsewhere huddesfield beat bournemouth 4—1 and liverpool are 2 — 0 against southampton. bournemouth 4—1 and liverpool are 2 rangers recovered from a poor start in the scottish cup to thrash ayr united 6—1 and reach the quarter—finals. josh windass scoring twice in the snow at somerset park. aberdeen are also through. in the snow at somerset park. now on a freezing—cold day 2 of the winter oympics in south korea, cross country skier andrew musgrave very nearly gave team gb its first medal of the games... the scotsman, who learnt his sport on roller—skis, finished 7th in the ski—athlon after helping set the pace

studio: john watson at twickenham.g england—wales match, ireland host italy at the aviva stadium at 2:15. the irish needed a brilliant jonny sexton last gasp drop kick to narrowly beat france last weekend, but they'll no doubt be hopng for a much more comprehensive scoreline against italy. on sunday, france travel to murrayfield to play scotland. onto tonight's action and bath are up to third place in the aviva premiership with a convincing win over northampton. the saints had started well and bath took a while to get going but when they did they were all over struggling saints — freddie burns kicking 17 points in the 32—9 the final score at the rec. there were four games in the guiness pro 14 tonight. conference a leaders glasgow let slip a ten point lead at the dragons to draw 15 all. jared rosser‘s try levelling the scores just before half—time, and that's how it stayed for the rest of the match. glasgow are missing several key players due to six nations duty. at the kingspan — ulster thrashed southern kings 59—10.

but no one is having a better time than bubba watson. he played in the nba celebrity game last night. and then today, he went out and had his best round of the week a six under 65. the three point competition is going on right now. klay thompson moved out of the first round, we will see if he can actually regain that title. >> we will follow up. and follow up on vern's luggage as well. >> yeah. >> thank you. >> stay tuned. >>> coming up in the next half hour, new technology could get the airport security lines moving a whole lot faster. how your face could replace your boarding pass. >> plus, we are learning chilling new details about the florida shooting suspect's dark past. >> and could a new cannabis chewing gum help people kick their addiction to prescription painkillers? my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman for pg&e. most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our elect

also: emma watson donates £1 million to a new fund aimed at making uk workplaces safe for women.d of tonight's baftas, the actorjoined 200 female british and irish stars in signing a letter calling for an end to sexual harassment in all industries. we'll have all the latest action from the winter olympics as skeleton winners, lizzy yarnold and laura deas prepare to receive their gold and bronze medals. we will be meeting the man tried to rid our roads of potholes. that is coming up at half past ten here on bbc news. good morning and welcome to bbc news. the husband of the murdered mpjo cox has resigned from two charities he set up in her memory, after allegations of sexual harassment were published in the mail on sunday. mr cox denies assaulting a woman at harvard university in 2015 — but admits to "inappropriate" behaviour while working for save the children. our political correspondent susana mendonca reports. the murder ofjo cox in 2016 shocked the nation. the labour mp, who was also a mother of two small children, was murdered by a far right extremist during the eu referendum

the ruthless instinct of the hunter watson was a regon five minutes later.sure they found an escape. a getaway runner. england stayed further down the road. 0wen farrell score before the break, then a first international try for sam simmons, any tried big —— in the game because of injury. wales, who played in glen esk, will watch this is how the move a few times this week, proof that there is space to be exploited, even if he nearly ran out of it. england will have much themselves, like not to challenge simmonds to raise any time. his second try. is finished —— team finished with seven. a6— 15 reads more harshly than perhaps italy deserve, but history has repeated emphatically. very good. very positive. the first game is always difficult. italy are traditionally a difficult. italy are traditionally a difficult opponent. i thought they played very well today. they are well coached. they have some good young players coming through. to have the bonus point at the 52 minute mark and to go on and win by a substantial score was pretty positive for us. in the women

john watson watched the match.european pedigree ofjuventus, few sides have and spurs‘ rattled. their big night beginning to unravel. spurs punished by higuain again. spurs, 2—0 down in turin in underten by higuain again. spurs, 2—0 down in turin in under ten minutes. but where there is harry kane, there is hope. his goal pulling tottenham back into the tide. harry kane for totte n ha m back into the tide. harry kane for tottenham hotspur. higuain should have changed its complexion further but his penalty this time bounced back off the bar. how crucial that could prove to be as christian eriksen told them level from range. he has scored! the two goals are the firstjuventus have he has scored! the two goals are the first juventus have conceded he has scored! the two goals are the firstjuventus have conceded this year and the comeback was complete, proof of tottenham‘s own european credentials with a second leg to come. john watson, bbc news. proof of those credentials for spurs, they seem to be building. most teams s

anthony watson scored it.rying to establish a cruel streak and with the ruthless instinct of the hunter, watson was over again five minutes later. but italy were not simply wounded prey. even under constant pressure they found an escape. tommaso benvenuti the getaway runner. england stayed further down the road. 0wen farrell scored before the break, then a first internation try for sam simmonds, in the team because of injuries — another english option. but wales, who play england next, will watch this italian move a few times this week. proof that there is space to be exploited, even if bellini nearly ran out. england will have learnt much themselves, like not to challenge simmonds to a race any time. his second try. his team finished with seven. the last finished off by replacement jack nowell. 46—15 reads more harshly than perhaps italy deserved, but history has repeated emphatically. england captain sarah hunter going overfor a england captain sarah hunter going over for a hat—trick of tries to help her tea

john watson, bbc news. felt like a bit of a long one to be honest.you that as well. delighted to get back on the field today and play in this jersey in front of our people and with the rest of the boys. not just playing at scrum—half but fly— half as well? laughter yes, rolling back the years a little bit — slightly surprised at that one but it turned out well. the game is speeded up. the effort it takes to win a test match is huge. when you have to do it when you have been behind most of the game, it just shows the character in the squad, the togetherness, and also the learning. things weren't working for us in the first half, credit to france, but we improved those areas, a bit more direct and we got our rewards. ireland have claimed their first win of this year's women's six nations with a 21—8 victory over italy. after a failing to score a point in theirfirst game against france the irish scored three tries including this, from winger megan willaims in what turned out to be a comfortable victory at donnybrook. it has been a while since we had a w

outspoken nfl player benjamin watson has this message for everyone. and it facebook post, he writes, "while justice demands this young man in my apartment for to be held accountable for the heinous plan he carried out by his own volition, we must have the courage to take an honest assessment of our culture in its totality and how it relates to this tragedy and others like it. baltimore ravens benjamin watson joins me now. thank you for being here. what did you mean by that? >> what i meant by that is that every time there is an incident like this, something really horrific, we talk about respecting life. while that's really important, we have to look at our culture as a whole. we incarcerate our young men at an alarming rate, we vote for things that create the disintegration of the family, we murder 60 million of our unborn. we are a culture that gravitates towards violence. we must hold this young man accountable. we need to step back and say, what are we teaching our children? how are we as teachers dealing with kids when they have certain conflict

watson is giving the money to the justice and quality fund part of a crowd funding campaign started in the british entertainment industry. in response to the #me too movement. >>> more than 200 british stars signed an open letter calling for an end to sexual harassment at work. >>> now, taking strides, thousands laced up and took steps to raise money and awareness for children with disability in sea aisle city. the 10th annual polar bear walk. >>> in sea isle thousands were at the shore to run and walk for a cause. isle >> this is the 10 annual popular bear run walk for autism >> mike moh, nchetti has two children on the autistic spectrum. >> in the ten 84, it grew from 600 people participating to upwards of 3,000. >> we raise close to $100,000 >> it's to raise money affected by autism more importantly sisters awareness -- one in every 68 children are on the autism spectrum. an early diagnosis can make a world of difference >> noticing at a very young age, the sooner the child can get help, the better >> the that's something he learned a few months ago when this three-year-old was diag

we have ivan watson with the latest from pyeongchang. fill us in. >> reporter: good morning, christine and ryan. this is supposed to be a sporting event, but politics is seeping in. we learned from "the washington post" that vice president mike pence will attend leading the u.s. delegation accompanied by fred warmbier. the father of the american university student was on a trip to north korea and died. we learned from the top aide speaking to axios that the trump administration wants to remind the world of north korea's dismal human rights record. that's one of the messages that the u.s. delegation wants to bring here. the north koreans will be coming as well for the winter olympics. they will be led by the ceremonial head of state. a man of kim young nam. the north koreans are sending 22 athletes and on the other hand, they organized a military parade a day before the opening of the winter olympics in which they demonstrate their missiles. on the one hand calling for peace and harmony with the south korean neighbor and rival and the oth

anna: still with us, rupert watson at mercer.nd turned i greg's it and to what rate the interest rate story and mark carney. rupert: there are different bits within the u.k. markets so quite a large number of the biggest companies are international companies that happen to be british for historical reasons, that trade off largely what is going on in the global economy and the value of sterling. and we saw the sharp fall in sterling following the referendum, all the big international companies went sharply higher, the domestically focused companies didn't. bit of that as we see the twists and turns of the brexit debate and sterling has gone up the last year or so. some of the big exporters have been undermined and a lot is a currency effect. anna: does that seem sensible to you that we re-rated sterling to these levels on a changing expectations about where interest rates go, an expectation that the boe can focus on the inflation story and not worry as much about growth as it did last year. is it too early? rupert: some of the str

actor emma watson has donated £1 million to a fund which demands the eradication of sexual harassmenttish women from the stage, film, and tv have launched a fund ahead of tonight's event, demanding the eradication of sexual harassment. kate winslet, emma thompson and dame kristin scott thomas, are three of the women who signed an open letter calling for the end of harassment and abuse. a super saturday yesterday in pyeongchang. lizzy yarnold won gold in the skeleton, laura deas came third while the acting kind great britain's first—ever medal in the skiing event with the slopestyle bronze. —— is the acting. if you're wondering how bbc commentary team keep their composure on days like yesterday, the answer is they kind of don't really. flock goes fourth! yarnold wins gold again! laura deas have won bronze as well! the brilliantjohn hunt, on the microphone, along with john jackson and amy williams going nuts in the middle as you can see. herself a former skeleton of competitors while. not containing their excitement at all and it was in fact watching austria's jeanine excitement at all

ivan watson live in pyeongchang where members of the north delegations are arriving for the olympics, and interesting news on who will be coming to pyeongchang. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that's right. the news is that not only will the ceremonial head of state be coming from north korea, kim jong-nam, leading the delegation, but we understand that the sister of the north korean leader kim jong-un, that she, too, will be attending part of the olympics. that's a very high-level official. the blue house, that's the office and residence of the south korean president, has welcomed this as a sign of essentially goodwill coming from the north korean side. meanwhile, mike pence, vice president, has continued to hammer home that he wants to challenge what he describes as north korean propaganda going into the olympics. describing north korea in a speech alongside the japanese prime minister as a cruel dictatorship, as a prison state, as "the most tyrannical and oppressive regime on the planet." listen to what else he had to say -- >> this week, as the world knows, north korea is

i'mjohn watson. i'm john watson. these are our headlines tonight...growing pressure, chelsea say they are standing by manager antonio conte. the magic of the cup. can not counted cause an upset at premier league swansea tonight? we'll be looking ahead. and, dying for his sport. how a crash brought on a stroke that almost cost bobsleigher bruce task his life. i thought i'd seen these signs before on a television, what to look out for and so television, what to look out for and so on, ijust never thought it would happen to me at such a young age. welcome along. back—to—back league defeats, chelsea look a shadow of the side that antonio conte led to the title last season. but the champions will not be sacking the italian, with the club still in the top four and fighting for silverware in the fa cup and the champions league. defeat to watford last night and a 3—0 loss to bournemouth last week increasing the speculation over conte's future. i'm not worried. i'm not worried about myjob. i work every day and i give 120%. if this is enough, it's ok. otherwise

let's go to pyeongchang and bring in ivan watson. good evening, ivan. >> reporter: we're just a few hours away from the opening ceremony. it will take place in that open air stadium over there. it is going to be frosty. the organizers are anticipating more than 40,000 spectators. some people are not happy with the north korean participation here in the olympics. so you have some die-hard conservative demonstrators waving south korean flags, u.s. flags and israeli flags. we have seen these protests around korea. everywhere the north korean delegation comes to is where we see the protests. it is bitterly cold and it is festive. the theme of the opening ceremony is peace in motion. a story of five children trying to find a way toward peace. the parade of nations with the homeland of the olympics. korea will close out the parade of nations marching under the unified korea unification flag. blue and white flags. agethletines from north and sou. a female ice hockey player from north korea carrying the flags together. dave. >> extraordinary

watson in the bunker on the par 3 14th. by the time he got to the 18th, he could've afforded two parts. he finished around 69. >> the nba all-star game is going on right now. the sharks have the big lead in their game as well.>>> thank you so much for watching. have a great night. ("the imperial march" playing) will you please turn your shirt off? what? i'm giving myself dramatic entrance music. people will know i'm awesome and to be feared. right. there's nothing more awesome and frightening than a man who's got music blasting from between his nipples. (turns music off) hey, stuart, what's going on? well, you might want to mark your google calendars. stan lee is coming to do a signing on thursday. did he finally write a sequel to his autobiography? i'm sure ages 79 through 87 were just action-packed. no, just a regular comic signing. my uncle is his dermatologist and stan's doing him a favor.

watson coleman. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from new jersey is recognized for two minutes. mrs. watson coleman: thank you, mr. speaker. thank you for yielding to me. mr. speaker, the speaker of the house is supposed to be the speaker of this entire house. and the entire will of this house and the democratic side and the republican side is to pass a daca bill. but we are running out of time. instead of following the bipartisan consensus of the majority in this house, this speaker is yielding to the will of the majority party's anti-immigration fringe unilaterally. and that fringe, that fringe is led by this president. we continue to bend to this fringe, this body, this shining beacon on a hill, this hopefulness in this country will go dark. the senate was able to pass the bipartisan agreement due to the hard promise of leader mcconnell and the good work of our democratic leadership as well. to allow, simply allow the body to vote on a daca bill. we, however, have no such commitment on this

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harry potter star emma watson gives £1 million to a new campaign aimed at making uk workplaces safe forwomen. the donation comes as nearly 200 stars sign a letter calling for an end to sexual harassment at work. now on bbc news, it's time for click. this week, dancing with the stars, laughing with the stars and... ..skinny—dipping in the himalayas! choose wi—fi, choose snapchat, choose a pre—ordered macchiato with almond milk, choose likes, choose follows, choose pizza delivered by drone, swipe right, swipe left, follow, follow, follow. we are constantly being bombarded with updates, tweets, information and fake news. we're glued to our phones, addicted to digital status. we're even smashing up our gadgets, obliterating them to pieces in a violent quest to rid ourselves of these virtual assistants. our self—imposed restraints. well, it's time to get away from all that, just for a few minutes. this week, justin rowlatt travelled thousands of miles to a village in the himalayas which is getting electricity for the very first time by harnessing the power of the sun. i'vejoined a team hikin

rob watson reports. rob: breaking up was never going to be easy, as efforts to finalize the divorce agreement,a or withdrawal , as it is known in brussels, are proving. "don't blame me," says the eu negotiator. it was the u.k. that wanted to leave, throwing upll sorts of problems, including the thorny issue of the bord between northern ireland and the irish republic. >> i'm not trng to provoke or create shockwaves. i want these negotiations to be a success. det let me remind you that it was the uk'sion to leave and nobody should underestimate the consequences of the action. rob:rn that nort ireland would have to effectively stay in the eu to avoid the hard border hard response from theresa may. she said she would sign no such treaty. prime miplster may: if ented it would undermine the u.k. common mket and threaten the integrity of the u.k. by creating the customs and revelatory border -- regulatory border, and no.k. prime minister could ever agree to it. rob: pro-brexit mp's and her conservative party ap

i now ask you this, angelina jolie and emma watson and david beckham are very big ambassadors for u.naid agencies and big international charities. very passionate in the me too movement. i call on angelina jolie and emma watson to suspend their ambassadorial roles in the united nations, strengthen their activity in the me too movement, and work with the u.n. to stamp out this scourge, ensure that all major charities, and all u.n. agencies report all accusations to the police forces, and until there is a new protocol of reporting these people to the police, angelina jolie and emma watson should suspend their ambassadorial roles with the u.n. they are ambassadors for organizations that are not doing all they can in the prevention, detection, and prosecution of adult and child sexual abuse. >> andrew, somehow i believe we'll be talking more about this story. thank you so much for taking time and giving us your perspective. and we'll stay in touch with you. >> thank you, george. >>> around the world this hour, you're watching cnn "newsroom." and still ahead the u.s. president seems to dis

. >> kerry watson has two sons coping with autism.he said communication hasn't always been easy >> the people that invented this to use the the quality that is children on the spectrum have and what they deal with and to a robot. that -- that in itself is amazing. >> reporter: a robot called milo is being used at the elementary school. watson said it's helped them go from nonverbal to can express >> he has been talking to me more, telling me his needs wants more. koby beau the same thing. >> reporter: kirshaw county is one of recent school districts in south carolina under the three-year pilot program. 30 robots were introduced last october as a way to help students with autism develop social skills. >> milo said you don't just have to look up the sealing or something when you don't greet anyone. you have to greet them nicely. >> reporter: milo shows more than ten emotions. he can act and dance and this works in conjunction with scenarios played on a tablet. >> let's crack this together. special education teacher lynn alone knee said

harry potter star emma watson donates £1 million to a new campaign aimed at making uk workplaces safefor women. the donation comes as nearly 200 stars sign a letter calling for an end to sexual harassment at work. coming up in a few minutes our sunday morning edition of the papers — this mornings reviewers are rachel cunliffe from city am and the ft‘s henry mance. before the papers, the sport. we'll start with the winter olympics in pyeongchang. and after super saturday it hasn't gone to plan for great britain today. james woods just missed out on a medal in the ski slopestyle, finishing fourth after a nail—biting finish. the sheffield skier was in the bronze medal position after two of the three runs. but he couldn't better that in his final effort and was eventually overtaken meaning he finished in an agonising fourth place. result—wise, amazing. performance—wise, you cannot engineer perfection. i did that run three times in a row and that's mega, it's seriously mega. if every run had been perfect, it would have meant last place. if one or two people had slipped up, would've been on

anthony watson scored it.and have been trying to establish a cruel streak and with the ruthless instinct of the hunter, watson was over again five minutes later. italy were not simply wounded prey. they find an escape. tommaso benvenuti the getaway runner. england stayed further down the road. owen farrell before the break, then another. this is proof that there is space to be exploited, even if this player newly ran out. england will have learnt much themselves, like not to challenge this manta rays. his second try. his team finished with seven. the last one was by jack nowell. 46—15 perhaps more harsh than italy deserved. great britain have been beaten by spain in their davis cup tie. world number 114 cameron norrie couldn't quite repeat his five set match winning effort from friday and lost to albert ramos—vinolas. spain win the tie 3—1 while britain now face a play—off to stay in the world group. joe lynskey reports. the davis cup is where tennis turns tribal. it requires a special kind of resilience, but

also, emma watson donates £1 million to a new fund aimed at making uk workplaces safe for women. tonight's baftas, the actorjoined 200 female british and irish stars in signing a letter calling for an end to sexual harassment in all industries. and click goes skinny dipping in the himalayas, as a remote village receives electricity for the first time. that's in half an hour here on bbc news. good afternoon, and welcome to bbc news. save the children says the widower of the murdered labour mp, jo cox, resigned from a senior role at the charity in 2015 before an inquiry into a complaint of inappropriate behaviour was completed. brendan cox this morning stepped down from two organisations set up in his wife's memory after admitting he had behaved inappropriately three years ago. but he rejects a separate allegation he assaulted a woman at harvard university in 2015. charlotte gallagher reports. the murder ofjo cox by a far right extremist stunned the nation. the labour mp and mother of two was shot and stabbed in the week before the eu referendum in 2016. in the months after her dea

harry potter star emma watson gives £1 million to a new campaign aimed at making uk workplaces safe forwomen. the donation comes as nearly 200 stars sign a letter calling for an end to sexual harassment at work. now on bbc news, inside out examines the state of britain's roads. hello. i'm at the east anglian railway museum near colchester. it's kind of the perfect place for the programme really, because our second film is about british rail. but first, there's something nasty on our roads which can cause serious problems. vehicles are being damaged, and in some cases people are being seriously hurt. the cause of all this misery? the humble pothole. here's martin friend. potholes are the bugbear of every road user. it seems there are more now than ever. they are the cause of a big spike in breakdowns this time of year. it seems everyone who uses them has a story to tell. but how bad is it? i've come to northampton, i'll meet someone who has made it his mission to rid our roads of potholes. you can't make it out now, but at this very spot five years ago there was a massive pothole in the

ian watson, many thanks. fein came to an end today, as mary lou mcdonald formally took over as party president. in her first speech as leader, she told delegates in dublin it was time for the party to embrace fresh thinking and bold ideas. she also said she wants to secure and win a referendum on irish unity. a five—year—old boy has died after being swept more than four into a river in northern ireland. a major search was launched after the child fell into the braid river near skye park in ballymena this afternoon. the boy, who hasn‘t been named, was dragged out more than 45 minutes later. police say he died in hospital. the father of an 11—year—old schoolgirl who was stabbed in wolverhampton yesterday says he is "utterly devastated" by her death. jasmine forrester‘s father simeon said she "was a shining star and a huge part of us". detectives are questioning a 51—year—old relative on suspicion of murder. the north korean leader kimjong—un has invited the south korean president to visit him at the earliest da

john watson has more. murrayfield roused for the first time in this year's six nations.ish faithful but endearing himself to his team—mates. if much was expected before defeat to wales, much was now demanded, sean maitland answering the call. having found his stride, thomas collected his kick. greig laidlaw didn't. a response again was needed. hquones found it, and a hole in the french defence. tries were the tale of the first half, points from penalties the story in the second. greig laidlaw nerveless, edging scotland in front. if errors cost them in cardiff, laidlaw punished french mistakes at murrayfield to revive their campaign, scotland proving that they're happiest at home. ireland have claimed their first win of this year's women's six nations with a 21 points to eight victory over italy. this score from winger megan williams the first of three irish tries. elsewhere, huddersfield beat bournemouth, and southampton lost to liverpool. at the winter olympics, andrew musgrave recorded the best result by a british cross—country skier with a seventh—place finish in the

watson had earlier put gb i—up in the tie. let's just take you briefly back to the winter olympics.he show in the arena, and people had to change seat in the venue said that they could all sit together. this was the result. nice bit of north korean synchronisation. the way only north koreans can do it. ok, much more on that coming up in the paper review, we will be talking about the winter olympics, and the north korean detente, but in the meantime, let's look at the weather. much colder than yesterday, but after yesterday's damp weather, at least today, there is some sunshine around. it is only one part of the weather story. as this picture behind the indicates, the ras snow showers coming quite frequently towards north—western parts of the uk. north—westerly wind and this speckled cloud are the showers moving in. they are producing some snow, for western scotland, northwest in and added to the pennines. in the hills we will see several centimetres accumulating. especially into western scotland. further east you are today, fewer showers, more in the way of sunshine, so it isjust an

i can see this already as we roll out watson for oncology. has one doctores for every 100 cancer patients. india has one for every 2000. where theyve issues will never have a chance to get world-class health care. these are the kinds of things that will get solved. wrongk it is completely -- some of this hype about it. if i had my druthers, i would not call it artificial intelligence. in my career early on, i was in artificial intelligence specialist. let me dispel what is the height. if you -- what is the height go,ou look at where ai will you hear about singularity. there is another one, people call it general ai. then there is broad ai to do all the business stuff. most of what you see today is in the consumer world -- look at pictures and understand this. it is just natural language. that is what you have today. big broad application to business will go on for a decade. this idea of mimicking a humans brain -- i think that is maybe 2050. we have a lot of time. i'm not athink -- believer of the big hype. --o believe very strongly you has a

when the assassins turned on their commanders. >> that's ivan watson reporting.t for me. i'll be back tomorrow at 4:00 a.m. eastern for early start. thank you for watching. jim sciutto picks things up after this break. >>> you are live in the "cnn newsroom." jim sciutto in again for ana cabrera. starting with an explicit warning called into the broward county sheriff's office. he could be a school shooter in the making. it turns out he was. this call just one of many red flags ignored, and now of course 17 people are dead. and there is mounting pressure for someone to be held accountable. and this is the man who sits at the top of