and that‘s beeause—welte. all the way from siberia.ry cold air as we head into the new working week. not only will it be cold, with temperatures struggling to get above freezing even by day, there is the increasing chance the of some snow showers, particularly in eastern areas initially. perhaps some areas with more persistent snow at times, but even further west, not completely exempt. perhaps not quite as many showers but just about anywhere, we will have the potential for a little bit of snow. so, to sum up things for next week, it will be very cold with bitter winds. some snow at times and widespread frost and ice. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is nkem ifejika. our top stories: the bombardment continues on the ground as the un security council delays a crucial vote on a ceasefire in syria. a former senior adviser to donald trump pleads guilty to conspiracy and lying to fbi investigators. as pressure grows for action on gun ownership, the american president suggests again

his ability to matter much as that the cameras capture have a huge effect on people all around the welt on women on children on everyone who sees them. a lot. and women are portrayed as though they can only be attractive and successful if they have a certain look. on this is scary snitched us view. festival director dieter karslake this is own take on the debate. there are lots of initiatives and this is one of them and it's an important one. where you got for you i can only encourage every woman to wear what ever she marks . doesn't mean there has never ever been a dress code for the belly nala i'm not about to reject anyone and i certainly won't be rejecting the woman wearing flat shoes you know what i be turning away a man wearing high heels. thank you most likely the opening film will be without any here whatsoever acclaimed director wes anderson is showing i love dogs the first animation ever to open the betting on. get out of here and don't come back. not the benny not a would be unthinkable without an iranian film. the concept of it which is a closet a sign a movie in this year's

. >> reporter: driving through welt rooth -- wet roads overnight.there's rain out there, basically down in dover, delaware, and cape may county, pushing toward the east and there's green up by trenton pushing east, although it's not that much longer, but it will take a little bit for the roads to clear out. a 45 in philadelphia. 42 in allentown. 46 in trenton. 46 in millville. 43 degrees currently in cape may. not as cold when you step outside as it's been. there's fog developing in the northern and western suburbs. everywhere you see the gray. the official readings in allentown are higher that could be getting worse over the next couple of hours. be careful if you see fog. it's going to be 49 degrees by 8:00. 10:54. this model has us at 61, i think we'll go up to 65 around 3:00 p.m. we have a cool down coming and we're tracking the possibility of saturday night snow for parts of the region. i'll have the latest model runs on that coming up. >> reporter: let's check the roads, they are wet you want to be careful as you travel around. we'll see spots

that's a big old welt. >> that was good. i think you can do better than >> oh! >> whoa! you want better, you got it. >> throw a small shot. >> bring it on. >> this is a nipple shot. >> do they actually want to lodge a card in their body? >> let's go over to the plastic playing cards. >> turn around. turn around. >> my back? yes, in the back. >> stick it, as in stick it, because this man's arm is fierce. ow! >> ooh. >> that hurts? >> oh! [ bleep ]. oh, did you see tha? like the little corner went into his skin. >> there's a corner missing from this card. there it is. >> that one really hurt. >> what did we learn today, children? >> men are stupid? >> you said it, not us. >> i'll tell you one thing, rick smith jr. >> what's that, chris ramsey? >> you can throw a playing card pretty card. >>> charlene's got some thoughts about valentine's day. if you think about it, valentine's day can be weird. >> it celebrates scary things like couples. >> why she's definitely not feeling the love. >> forget v day. it's a me day, out on our mobile app. ♪ >>> there are plenty of hot messes

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online sports gambling coming into people's homes would worsen the already massive redistribution of welt. >> your comments. >> it's already happening number one. bring it into the legal market so you can protect consumers. we have the point of view that americans can choose for themselves what entertainment they want to enjoy and were spending that money at a ball game, spending that money at a broadway play or going to a casino, i think we should leave that choice up to them. >> public opinion really is shifting on this. this has taken a big turn in the last several years. why. >> there is no grass roots movement for legalized sports gambling. the reason we have in debate is because you've had powerful gambling interests in concert with a handful of professional sports teams owner billionaires as well as with politicians pushing it. the state of new jersey which is the state where the court case comes from and the supreme court, in 2016, quinn peeng universe said 62% of new jersey citizens thought gambling has not been good for the state. this is not something people are pounding the ta

ability to matter very much is that the cameras capture have a huge effect on people all around the welt on women and children on everyone who sees them. a lot. and women are portrayed as though they can only be attractive and successful if they have a certain look. on this is always nish to bust. festival director dieter karslake own take on the debate. there are lots of initiatives and this is one of them and it's an important one. i can only encourage every woman to wear whatever she likes. doesn't mean there has never ever been a dress code for the belly nala i'm not about to reject anyone and i certainly won't be rejecting all men wearing flat shoes you know what i be turning away and i'm wearing high heels. thank you. most likely the opening film will be without any here whatsoever acclaimed director wes anderson it's showing i love dogs first and you may show ever to open the. back. not. many not a would be unthinkable without an iranian film. the concept of it which is a club with. this year's director money huggy looks at states elect listing food and directors pick is an ironic

celebrities and audiences alike and it has also spot a huge reaction from black people all over the welt this is bad. side of. the world. what happens. to the rest of the white. so this ain't your grandma's disney film it has a mostly black cost a black designer a black director and a close friend about two hundred million dollars and on the african continent view is celebrated this fictitious nation of a condor and its depiction as a wealthy and influential superpower. while many are celebrating the movie it has also sparked wide ranging debates someone talking about the tension they say it depicts between black africans and black americans also something about the power of the united states ruled over africa and its politics was in genesis nigeria and sent to some of his thoughts one of the big talking points you'd say are the gender dynamics in the movie the women but give it really probably the roles and the politics of what kind of itself you know that there's debate in a discussion questioning the self-sufficiency policy whether or not it's international trade what the economic mod

international, the irish writer and broadcaster brian o'connell, and thomas kielinger of germany's die weltwelcome to you all and thanks so much for being here. the british prime minister, theresa may, has urged the european union to sign up to a security treaty to ensure that cooperation continues after britain leaves. addressing the munich security conference, she warned that if the eu's aim in the brexit talks was to avoid cooperation then the security of all would be damaged. if the eu's aim is to avoid cooperation, thomas kielinger, as a european, as a german, what do you make of that language? i have long given up to try to figure out what goes on in the mind of our leaders and this phrase is totally puzzling. she seems to hold hostage the british security involvement in europe to the outcome of the brexit talks, and she is in no way to speak that language. she must work for flexibility, cooperation and so on. any intimation of trying to demand something else is totally misplaced. she is on a sticky wicket, as we know, and there is no consensus. we are still waiting, as angela merkel

international, the irish writer and broadcaster brian o'connell, and thomas kielinger of germany's die welt to a security treaty to ensure that cooperation continues after britain leaves. addressing the munich security conference, she warned that if the eu's aim in the brexit talks was to avoid cooperation then the security of all would be damaged. if the eu's aim is to avoid cooperation, thomas kielinger, is the eu's aim to avoid co—operation and if so, why? i have long given up to try to figure out what goes on in the mind of our leaders and this phrase is totally puzzling. she seems to hold hostage the british security involvement in europe to the outcome of the brexit talks, and she is in no way to speak that language. she must work for flexibility, cooperation and so on. any intimation of trying to demand something else is totally misplaced. she is on a sticky wicket, as we know, and there is no consensus. we are still

torture mentioned in his statement by all about imus who saw him there he was the one seven year old welt at dawn heard screaming under torture . yes and that is he was the one that the audio mini tada says was buried in a former garrison this all becomes so real when you have to identify the remains and it is worst of all for the relatives of someone who disappeared this is something we first had to learn to cope with and even though identifying a relative who was abducted is a terrible experience i believe that everyone should have the right to find their loved ones no matter how agonizing it is. they arrested him together with his girlfriend and they never came back now neither of them. we could still look at so many photographs here. that's my uncle yes. but only because that was in the this is the door to the bunker i think it's five meters wide and. it's thirty meters deep and five meters long it's simple me. if i remember correctly it says in the log book that jose xenon was murdered in zone eleven. that's right. i haven't had a chance to look in the file again but i think he was f

particularly welt in cherry hill. people -- wet in cherry hill.ter county if you're coming in from pottstown, or feen -- phoenixville southbound traffic heading toward the 30 bypass. west nottingham township chester county. a vehicle hit a pole christine n the scene trying to deal with. the rain in the area, is mostly center city and areas south. it's moving almost due east. it's been moving west to east, if you're looking at the suburbs, in malvern and west chester you're dry. chadds ford getting wet gibbs town and swedesboro, coming down in south jersey and delaware, wet in woodstown and glassboro and medford this morning. lots of clouds, another dreary day, 46 degrees for the high. cool and damp and dreary. the thing to know about the weekend. it warms up, but we have more rain on the way. the wettest time period looks to be later on saturday into sunday, saturday, clouds, 58. sunday after rain in the morning we dry out. 62 for the high, it will feel better. david comes back with the seven day and talks about when skies brighten a little bit mo

. >> slapped her so hard that it left a welt that was visible hours later when she got home. >> reportereporter daniel holloway spoke to hardy. >> she photographed that welt, shared it with investigators. we've seen that photograph, "variety" as well. >> reporter: in 2013 hardy says human resources for e asked about her relationship with seacrest. she said she was fired after she told them what happened. this past november saying she was emboldened by the me too movement, hardy had her lawyer send a letter to e! detailing her allegations. the company hired outside counsel to conduct an internal investigation that found insufficient evidence to substantiate claims against seacrest. she said it left her with the feeling of total exasperation saying it was obvious the investigator was whitewashing it for secret's side. >> we know -- seacrest's side. >> we know the investigator did not reach out to four people who she said could help corroborate her story. >> reporter: e responded monday saying its investigation was extremely comprehensive and thorough. any claims that question the legitimac

with a black eye, cuts, bruises and welts on her head... wong is grateful she survived. involved in this case...is still at large. in sports -- tiger woods plays in the genesis open for the first time in 12 years we'll show you highlights from round one. plus -- kron four is proud to announce the five new inductees ... who will be immortalized in the bay area sports hall of fame. our sports director, gary radnich will tell us who is on the list this year. he has all the sports coming up. next at 8 a new dad undergoes surgery the same day his baby is born. after doctors found an undiagnosed illness that could have killed him. who may have given up on love.... here's a story about a family's endless love ... which offers hope.(steve) newlyweds john lancaster and erica hunt... were preparing for the birth of their first baby... when john got sick. reporter stephanie harris has more. (john lancaster ii/new father) it's pretty remarkable just to feel the love of everybody. love, you can feel it in john lancaster's hospital room. (erica hunt/new mom) if anybody can pull throug

and welt eliminated, thaerltt's right, we eliminated the state property tax. 100% of the taxpayers in our state saw 100 percent reduction in the state property tax bills. we're getting positive things done for the people of wisconsin. health care systems in our state ranked number one in the nation for quality. according to the agency for health care research and quality. plus -- [applause] >> plus, everyone living in poverty is now covered under badger care for the first time in the history of the state. and according to the u.s. census bureau, the percentage of people with access to health coverage in wisconsin is now one of the best in the nation. we are getting positive things done for the people of wisconsin. we're one of the top states for milk, corn, soy beans, beef, apples, cherries, vegetables. i'm just getting hungry thinking about that. agriculture is a big part of our economy and for our farm families. it's more than that. it's a way of life. we're getting positive things done for the people of wisconsin. we offer benefits for our veterans and the next state offers 21. our

those stories in the news hour in twenty five minutes time do join me then now it's back to al-jazeera welt. somalia has been without government for the last twenty three as. i put all of the children. old people. government of the decisions wanted. every time i went to a boat to get a good government. disinterest skillion people who. couldn't people for the new movie did you know but what i know it. islam doesn't get your vote in innocent people. everybody has his own story and most of them while here they don't care for themselves. most of them don't imprison their fun. everybody but invade goods on the spot meeting or his relatives that's been there to present and given by home to the community we have blessed us to be here. and also we don't have to take everything for granted that come from country where there's an all pro under law saw. to have spent their orders and for long because. visitors saw. if you feel a visit a always come to a house shouldn't be. under his b.s. visit can try to show my house. that i go. towards the wanted the right to go. wild come up. feel a call to the hol

including financial services, employment and workplace relations and lastly as treasure of the common welt of finance minister and secretary of the treasury. he served as a chair of the finance ministers in 2014 and a membership of the leadership in 2015. he was also a regular delegate to the world bank, the world development bank and apex meetings. in other words, he's been around and he's in a great position to talk to us today about trade in the asia-pacific and how the australians see it. ambassador. [ applause ] >> thank you very much, shawn. and to you, ken, thank you so much for hosting this event even though it's in our embassy. but it is a great pleasure to be here, and i'm happy to talk about cricket, but i think most of the crowd here wouldn't understand what we were talking about so we'll leave that to another day. let me begin by saying that osstro australia is unapologetically supporters of free trade. with ten free trade agreements already in place, we are actively pursuing other high quality free trade agreements. including, of course, the recently concluded tpp 11. and we

should be an indication of how welt iphone x is selling. this is typically the bay area company's biggest fiscal quarter of the year. it's typically strong because of the releas of their new phones and the holiday season. you'll remember that earlier this week, we reported production costs -- cuts i should say due to weaker than expected demand for their new models. this earning report due today will include sales of the iphone 8, the 8 plus and the iphone x. >>> jessica, thank you. seismic improvements at a now closed school will cost more than the district can afford. donald elementary school closed after soil samples showed it was at risk of liliquefaction. to make it safe will cost about $34 million. they plan to hold community meetings to get ideas on ways to come up with the funds. >>> san francisco voters are a step closer to deciding if they want to pay more taxes to give teachers more money. leaders submitted more than 16,000 signatures to put a partial tax measure on the june ballot. the tax would raise about $50 million for teach

. >> welt i'd say to him, in all due respect is we, for some reason, we have are culin this nation where we defend our airpos, we have security at our banks, we have securityat our government facilities, but, for some reason, we are not securing our most precious national treasures which are our children. so i disagree with the notion that arming -- somehow allowing teachers to be armed on the campus of an elementary middle high school somehow would increase gun violence or say they had given up. >> woodruff: madison, do want to raise, though, the question i hear across the board and that is people sayg it means more people can get hurt, too, including those children in the school. >> okay. so all due respect once again t the teacho said that, i anuldn't want him as my teacher nor would i him to have a gun, if he thinks schools are thatrs any student would come up, that any student wouldd come up grab the gun, there is a serious problem with the teachers, th, if that's what they're going to say. >> woodruff: i think theti qu was it basically is sending a signal to students that the envir

itself dominant race in this country, so it is in terms was prestige and achievement and education and welt and pow, he so i doubt not it will continue to be for remains true to the great hert a.m. and hopeholds of coonh principals city tugsal liberty and beginning but then guess ton say, but in view of the the eye of the law, there is in this country no ruling classnant of citizens, there is no cast here. cast. three famous words: our colorblindn is neither know or tolerates blass class among citizens in respect rights all zit rens are equal before the will you. ok. unpack this jarring combination of nativism and applied with decoration of equal equality comes to civil rights but not apparently political and social rights. dots.'s connect all citizens are equal before the law what language is he actually not equal protection which is about persons but the missing sentence everyone born in america is important a citizen citizen.fore, equal so that first sentence which theruled scott what is channeling. what is his name? marshall harlan, he is a way, of course, john marshall because, remembe

jim slater and noah welts. guys thank for getting up so early.ight at 9:00. brian this is your second olympics. how is this feeling? >> it's awesome. the people have been extremely welcoming. it's been a great venue. we had a tremendous time here. >> heading into your first game tomorrow night. are you nervous? >> excitement. lots of excitement. >> you been going around filming everything. okay bobby, we all remember your video that you made when you told your dad you made the olympics. is your dad here now? >> here's on his way. >> he's on his way? he's going to get here in time? >> yeah. >> there it is. that was such a great moment really terrific. we're all rooting for you guys. we can't wait to see what's going on and good luck tomorrow. >> thank you. [chanting] >> all right guys. >> all right. that's awesome. >>> still to come on this business tuesday olympic moment. we're going to ex closure the rich history of south korea. we'll take you inside one of its ancient trevino ls. >>> ahead. one of the tricks you may see at the games may not not

he did not see the slap, but moments after it occurred, hardy told him what happened and showed a welter behind. e! not work will look into allegations on seacrest. the investigation found inreceive evidence to substantiate allegations. some say there were other witnesses that dispute hardy's accounts. this morning, ryan seacrest is fighting back, saying in a statement that reads in part, this person who has accused me of horrible things offered, on multiple occasions, to withdraw her claims if i paid her millions of dollars. i refused. adding, i have worked extremely hard to achieve my success. and i don't take my opportunities for granted. i don't want to accuse anyone of not telling the truth. but in this case, i have no choice but to again deny the claims against me, remind me i was recused of any wrongdoing and put the matter to rest. hardy's attorney responded with his own statement saying, seacrest's words were an attempt to smear the victim and divert attention from her specific and supportable claims. the intense he said/she said is for hollywood to judge. >> it remains to be

. >> welt, i first thing that we look at the national federation of retailers and we see their forecastre between 3.6% and 4%. it was 45% higher at 5.5 the hardest area to really manage for is the millions of small customers. for the large customer, we have both the control tower and the forecast that we work with them on a day-to-day basis. at the end of the day, this peak season what we saw was during cyber period, we saw a 20% lift, and it wasn't just all the big retailers or the big e-line -- e-commerce customers we have it was every customer in every segment. in fact, this year 90% of the days between thanksgiving and christmas, we're over 30 million packages go back two years ago, we had 20% of the days that we were over 30 million. so there's a tremendous opportunity in our industry. it's growing that'sfaster than . so we are investing to make sure we have the capacity for this period and the entire year >> within these small customers that accounted for such a huge surge, does that include the sort of third-party sellers that amazon has who may ship directly to customers >> yeah

spending, incomes, welt, all rising -- jobless rate falling for all demographic groups housing slowlytion is low and stable. all right, now the fed watches take over reading the tea level the how far and how fast interest rates will rise. for almost ten years res

that disproportionately affects the welts on one hand you can have the wealthy getting taxed more and on the other hand have a bill that benefits wealthy but that's one of the congruity of our debates appear. secondly there's a couple debates about graham cassidy that i have to address. we maintain the mental health benefit, we encourage permission such as auto enrollment which could increase enrollment relative to now, we allow pooling of the individual market and medicaid pools which i'm told would lower premiums by 20% therefore making insurance more affordable. folks on the left don't seem to care about those middle-class families paying $40000. year. the criticism of the status quo, it still includes the individual mandate. is all this is a reason that they are saying we need to do something different. now, to another question. we spoke earlier of the part d revision, reducing the exposure for beneficiary. by reducing the mandates pharmaceutical companies must pay. my concern is that these rebates that they pay count toward the true out-of-pocket costs and if you will, it's pushi

spending, incomes, welt, all rising -- jobless rate falling for all demographic groups housing slowly improving most importantly, inflation is low and stable. all right, now the fed watches take over reading the tea level the how far and how fast interest rates will rise. for almost ten years rates have been near 0 and feds been printing money like never before jay powell has to unweekend that without damaging the economy. let's see how that opening statement is being received on the stock market. fairly well, dow industrials and the s&p 500 and the nasdaq they will all open ever so slielgtly lower. remember, this follows two day of gigantic tbains. there's other news, fedex will not join the boycott nra movement that is intimidated several other big companies and the state of georgia threatens to take away a sales tax benefit from delta if that airline continues its nra boycott. the state to play is this, boycott that will be hashtagged boycott nra as politicized business. and it is trying to silence anyone who supports second amendment rights. and then there's the nfl. commissioner