beneath the hair is sarah davies, a weightlifter on the rise in the sport that is under threat. weightlifter threat. i was in the gym at the time when i got the phone call. i was struggling through my session and i just phone call. i was struggling through my session and ijust managed to get an extra ten reps out of what i was doing through anger. it is good to have a massive effect. sarah is one half of great britain's power couple alongside her partnerjack 0liver. brilliant stuff from jack 0liver. the men's team lost their funding three years. people always say, how do you give physio, even though you might be the best the country, on the world stage, you don't get a penny. sarah is now a full-time athlete but if her funding is cut that will affect her chances of becoming the first british woman to win an olympic weightlifting medal. will be a tricky one to see where it comes from. i am qualified as a pe teacher but at the minute i'm teaching because it affects my training. a little bit in limbo at the minute. being unpredictable does not faze sarah, with or without funding when she's not

among them was weightlifting.ading gb women and knows the effects a funding axe can have, with her 0lympian boyfriend suffering the same fate after london 2012. hannah lupton reports. beneath the hair is sarah davies, a weightlifter on the rise in a sport thatis weightlifter on the rise in a sport that is under threat. i was in the gym when i got the phone call from oui’ gym when i got the phone call from our performance director. i was struggling through the end of my session and i managed to get an extra ten repetitions out of what i was doing through upset, anger. it will have a massive effect. sarah is one half of great britain's power couple, alongside her partner, jack 0liver. couple, alongside her partner, jack oliver. commentator: jack oliver, brilliant stuff there. the men's tea m brilliant stuff there. the men's team lost their funding three years ago. they are always saying, do you get physio? no. even though you might be the best in the country, competing on the world stage, you don't get a penny. sara

and in os sport we've got baseball, squash, badminton and weightlifting. there have been some criticisms that we've not given enough detail what have brexit actually is by theresa may and her government. that criticism is going to be lessened by a speech today in which we got plenty of detail. it was billed as the most important speech of her term in office. it was certainly the clearest exposition yet of what britain wants from brexit. not partial membership of the european union, associate membership of the european union, or anything that leaves us half in, half out. i want to be clear — what iam half out. i want to be clear — what i am proposing cannot mean membership of the single market. but, she said, britain would push for the freest possible trade with european countries and other nations around the world. for the first time, mrs may confirmed that the british parliament would get to vote on the final deal at the end of the negotiations. sitting in the audience were some of the ambassadors to the uk. mrs may emphasised she didn't what to undermine

>> started weightlifting in my late teens to trick better, do the acrobat stuff better.doing both. >> no coach, just you? >> that's the way it was for all of us back then. everyone helping each other online. forming tight-knit communities on the internet. helping each other out. posted videos, got feedback from all over the world. >> reporter: he posted this video showing a much smaller teenaged jujimufu going for his first black flip. we met john recently on the outskirts of atlanta. so this is where the magic happens? >> yes. this is like an artist studio for me. everything i look at is a tool i can use for some sort of stunt, feat of strength, or flexibility, on are video. >> reporter: just a boy having fun with all his toys. >> step back. >> whoa! >> there we go. >> how much do you weigh? >> 230, 235. >> you're lift as little bit more than your body weight, then doing a backflip. >> yeah. >> whoa! no way. >> yeah! >> that is bananas. okay. i'm a convert. i totally get it. it's tfun to watch him have so much fun. it's also insane. for all his showmanship, john's passi

tea m captained the british weightlifting team at the olympics in 1956 and 1960.ve endued. the work of this charity enables us to rally together to do what we can to support people practically, emotionally and spiritually, particularly at a time when the horrific lessons of the last war seemed to be in increasing danger of being forgotten. the prince of wales on speaking last night. in a moment, a summary of the business news this hour. but first, the headlines on bbc news. president trump sacks his acting attorney general after she questions the legality of his controversial travel ban. after protests across the country yesterday, more than 70 mps call for donald trump to be banned from addressing parliament if his state visit goes ahead. the road to brexit. mps are currently debating a bill in parliament to trigger britain's exit from the eu. in the business news... deutsche bank has been fined £504 million by us and uk regulators. it relates to a russian money laundering plan. under the scheme, clients illegally moved $10 billion out of russia via shares bought

and in os sport we've got baseball, squash, badminton and weightlifting.

he said good, but he said, i can't make weightlifting on friday. and i said what's problem?id i got to go home. >> charlie seemed emotional. clearly something was eating at the student. >> i asked if there was anything he wanted to talk about. he declined. he just said he had to get home. >> it wasn't spring break. classes were in session but charlie got in his car and started the drive to pittsford, 100 miles away. coach didn't know it, but charlie tan's life as a student at cornell would soon be over. >> very squared away, got his act together. knows what he's doing. >> only charlie tan wasn't at all okay. it snowed that night, a muffling blanket, covering the home where something awful was about to happen. >> coming up, why did charlie need to rush home? the first clue coming from a friend's mom who called 911. >> he didn't give us a lot of details. i'm just worried that he might do something. >> and then charlie's mom makes a 911 call of her own. >> you said you heard a shot? does somebody in the house have a gun? >> when "dateline" extra continues. snoopses did you know

tea m captained the british weightlifting team at the olympics in 1956 and in 1960.e formal process brexit. labour have said they will not seek to block the triggering of article 50 and it is expected to clear this first stage of business relatively easily. it goes back to the commons next week which is when opposition parties will try to push through a series of amendments. david davis, the brexit secretary, who will be piloting the bill through the commons, said it was not about whether or not the uk should leave the eu or how it should do so, it is about implementing a decision already made, a point of no return already made, a point of no return already passed. we ask the people of the uk if they wanted to leave the eu and they decided that they did. the process begins today and that is the scene in the commons, pretty packed. the debate has not begun just yet so we will leave the commonsjust the commons just now and go the commonsjust now and go back when it begins. a network of wildlife traffickers, selling baby chimpanzees as pets, has been exposed by a year—l

bike riding, swimming, weightlifting. i want to see more about the zumba. >> reporter: and on the health side, chefs from all over the area giving healthy cooking demos, including this chef in training. plus, screenings for blood pressure. >> 145 over 94. it's high. >> reporter: diabetes and more. >> i got screened on the glucose. i think it's a real great service for the commity. everyone should take advantage of it. this is free. >> reporter: every year our nbc peacock is a crowd pleaser. today was no exception. but this year some competition from the four-legged variety. charlie, nbc "today" show's puppy with a purpose, a star at our expo. at the health and fitness expo, jim handly, news 4. >> really so much to do there. come see us. there's no reason not to go. >> but the dog was the hit. stole everyone's thunder. you only have one more day to experience the 24th annual nbc 4 health and fitness expo. >> many of you came out to see everybody yesterday at the washington convention center. escaping the cold and snow for

there is badminton, archery, fencing, weightlifting and wheelchair rugby, table tennis is in the mixmier league manager calls time? louis van gaal used a management resting a night, he is 65 years old, had a 26 year career —— used to manage manchester united. he has not worked since winning the fa cup at the end of last season with man utd, he was later sacked. dutch media have reported that part of his decision was motivated because of the sudden death of his daughter's husband, he wants to go away from football and spend more time at home. he has had a remarkable career, not only managing manchester united but the likes of bayern munich and barcelona. fittingly he made his announcement about his retirement after receiving the lifetime achievement award by the lifetime achievement award by the dutch fa for his contribution to football. this morning, in an exclusive interview, george michael's childhood best friend has told this programme he believes a cocktail of hard drugs and anti—depressants may have been responsible for the singer songwriter‘s death on christmas day. andros geor