at home, zara's mother makes bread from wheat flour which was the family share of the props.ickness breeds easily here. it comes from dust, flies, unclean drinking water and just not enough soap. the main food is bread. only occasionally are there vegetables and a little goat milk. meat is scarce. the diet is mostly bread and not much else. for all their poverty, these people are kind and decent, honest, honorable, and friendly. their bedding is the most precious thing they own. they have a mirror and a picture of the shaw. together with their clothing and cooking utensils these things are all this hard-working family owns. the house has two rooms, a sleeping room upstairs and a cooking room downstairs. this is the only stairway. mother is baking bread this morning. although iran is rich in oil, it is too expensive for this family. mother walks 15 miles to gather twigs for her fire. as zara's father walks to work he realizes he is not much better or worse off than his neighbors, who are not much better or worse off than most of the 16 million people of iran. as he works in th

so that is news for zara and her husband. so that is news for zara and her husband.nt trump's first year in office has gone on sale — earlier than it's planned release date. the move is in response to attempts by the president's lawyers to block it. michael wolff, the author of the book at the centre of the controversy, has been talking exclusively on nbc‘s today show. he described what he heard about donald trump. the one description that everyone has in common — they all say he's like a child. what they mean by that is he has the need for instant gratification. it's all about him. i mean this cease and desist letter — i know sources in the white house who go, "we should not be doing this, this is not smart" — hejust has to be satisfied in the moment. michael wolff, the author of the bookin michael wolff, the author of the book in question, who has been talking on american television today. a huge amount of discussion and publicity is around the book. what happened as a result? it meant that people queued in the middle of the night to be able to get their hands on t

meet roxie and zara, who seemed agreeable in taking part in some gadget testing. oh, sorry.nted to watch, talk to, or even play with your cats when you're not with them, then this could help. once the device is connected to your home wi—fi, you can log in via the app anywhere you can get your phone online. there's a laser game to play, snacks at the tap of an icon, and a function to proudly make and share videos and cat snaps. this rather unusual—looking setup works in quite a similar way. there's a camera so that you can see the cats remotely, also the ability to give them food wherever you are. plus this toy, which is apparently something that cats might like to play with. zara and roxie were possibly slightly intimidated by the jolting of the feathery thing, and the app was extremely temperamental, making set—up a rather tedious experience. the petpace smart collar has been around a little while now and is available for cats and dogs. it allows owners to keep an eye on temperature, pulse, breathing rate, heartrate variability, and even the positions the pet is in, so it c

the queen's granddaughter zara tindall has announced she is pregnant.yer. the announcement comes just over a year after zara suffered a miscarriage. cricket, and australia have seized the initiative on the second day of the fifth ashes test against england. captain steve smith scored his 6000th test run as the hosts finished the day on 193 for two to close in on england's first innings of 346 all out. closer to home, and it's a big night in merseyside as liverpool and everton face each other in the 230th merseyside derby. they'll be competing in the third round of the fa cup at anfield. 0ur sports correspondent andy swiss is there... yes, fiona, when they made the fa cup draw last month, organisers would have hoped to get a few intriguing ties, but to get one of the biggest rivalries in football so early in the competition is something very special. liverpool against everton, and it is the latest chapter in one of football's most enthralling sagas... it is a city and a rivalry that once ruled the fa cup. everton brought the cup back to merseyside, where

the queen's granddaughter zara tindall has announced she is pregnant.after zara suffered a miscarriage. we're now all used to paying for plastic shopping bags — could we now be made to pay extra for disposable coffee cups? a committee of mps says not even 1% of the 2.5 billion cups we use every year are recycled; part of the problem is that paper cups contain a plastic lining which requires specialist recycling. mps are calling for a 25p charge — on top of the coffee price — to pay for better facilities. nina warhurst reports. it's the smell. it's the taste. it's that dynamite start to the day. but bubbling below the surface is a whopping waste problem. so, why are so few cups being recycled? well, it's the way that they are made. you see, the outer paper is sealed to the inner plastic that makes it watertight and separating those two materials to reuse them is a pretty sticky task... and there are just three plants in the country that can do that, like this one in kendal. environmental campaigners say that it is time that the government rather than con

edge of the berlin based on meticulous crossman shape is in the world wide democracy the appeal of zara in a bag illustration next time on your imax. movie . these men share a common history. voting democrat who is jewish and against. presently it was muslim. again she's great grandfather say vulcans mother from the nazis in occupied albania. over seventy years later the to pay tribute to this. thirty minutes on a d.w.i. . step into the world of classical music with sara willis the french horn player with the berlin philharmonic orchestra goes on a musical voyage of discovery. this time sarah is in norway by the ice music festival discovering how instruments a made out of ice and experiencing a rather unique concept. of fifteen minutes on d w o every journey begins with the first step and every language with the first word published in the book. nico is in germany to learn german why not learned helplessness simple online on your mobile and free to suffer from d w z e learning course nico speak german made easy. they make a commitment. they find solutions. they inspire. africa on the ro

convicted zara it, e with being a convicted felon and undocumented immigrant in possession of a firearm. >>> san fracisco police have a new plan to prevent car break-ins. according to the "chronicle" the department will begin assigning officers to stations around the city who will focus exclusively on property crimes. this is the latest in a series of efforts to stop the explosion of auto burglaries. new program will be tested at the department's mission stations. there are more than 30,000 car break-ins in san francisco last year, alone. >>> new at 11:00, democratic donor and billionaire san franciscan tom styer announced he'll sink $30 million into helping democrats win back the house during the midterm elections. >> something where the american people have to be involved and informed and demand it. this is an important thing, and that's what our strategy is to engage, involve, inform, and empower the voice of the american people. >> steyer's move today removed some of the speculation he may be joining california's races for governor or u.s. senate. he spent $100 million since 2016 on

like robyn and zara larsson before her, sigrid is another huge talent to emerge from scandinavia.ond language, and i think that creates that barrier where you have to concentrate a lot about the melody. melodies that have helped her win this industry accolade. i'm very lucky and happy, and it's a great way to start this year. lizo mzimba, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's helen willetts. it just seems to itjust seems to have been graver days, is that going to change? yes it is. i'm fed up of the fog and grey weather. we are going to clear it away but by clearing it away we will get colder next week because it's windy. frequent showers will fall as sleet and snow and even later in the week there is a good chance we could see some snow further south. we have had some lovely pictures of sunshine in today where we've had it across parts of wales and southwest. for many it's been dreary and then we've got a more substantial weather front coming into northern ireland through the night. it will cross the irish sea into western fringes of england and wales. there will be an

previously in october reza zara the thirty four year old taken to rein in gold trader she did plead guilty to six charges related to these sanctions against iran is this chap guilty or not as you see it is it politically motivated is there more to it than meets the eye. well i mean no one can give a clear answer to that it could be political politically motivated it could be that this person was involved in one way or another on easing the sanctions making deals with iran you know anything's possible but we have to bear something in mind i think which is important you do have this anti uranium iranian atmosphere which is prevailing in washington because of the trump what i call the trump anti iranian doctrine and so i think that further pushes entire getting anyone who could be associated the being close to iran if you if you take it from that perspective the anti uranium political atmosphere in the trunk and destruction that is possible but i think of it maybe something more important which we could refer to is this downward spiral we have in u.s. ties with the muslim countries in general

am particularly interested in ideas put forward by the model alliance, an organisation founded by zaraas to happen is a code of conduct with all the fashion industry members sign up to, where you can report to and any kind of refractions and make complaints and that body will arbitrate and make disputes. i am interested also in the various issues in the industry from payee, sexual assault and harassment will only be solved when models have the structure to collectively bargain and i believe that either the model alliance or uni isa that either the model alliance or uni is a -- that either the model alliance or uni is a —— unions will change this. what is needed is a much broader social and cultural change. that was a former male model speaking earlier to us. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: shinzo abe pays his respects to the japanese diplomat who saved 6,000 jews from the holocaust. also on the programme: a global survey suggests that exercise for the older generation is set to be big this year — we visit an over—sixties gym gym in singapore. day one

because i was hearing some reports saying, you can have lots of contrast, for instance, zara on the high—streetne. what is going on on the high—street? and asos online. what is going on on the high-street? over christmas it is difficult to tell, because we haven't had enough figures yet. it is true online is growing fast, but so are the online sales of these store based retailers. so i think if you look longer term, the combination of stores and online is going to be a very powerful one indeed. but somewhere like asos competing at the younger end of the market with young, dynamic management, i think probably does have an advantage at the moment. it's a new format, it's new and exciting, but online certainly has some way to go. but i think it would be ridiculous to suggest that the high—street is dead or is going to die, it is always going to be the main place where you go and do your shopping. an optimistic note, that's good to hear. richard perks from mintel, thank you very much for being with us. the headlines on bbc news: president trump has insisted he is a very sta ble president trump has

undermining their economic model in a way there's nothing they can do about it and be the companies they are zara but i think that's right. but one thing that might change is i think people might get just more savvy where they might understand that they're looking at fake news i mean something like every every new technology is characterized by in the initial period of discovery being used by either criminals or roads or you know for various negative for negative outcomes and so i think we're going through social media of growing pains right now it's too early to tell but i don't think that that that society adjusts to these it's like in germany in the one nine hundred thirty s. radio and film became powerful instruments of propaganda. they were the chosen instruments of gavels of hitler and they worked beautifully for them after world war two we confronted the fact that propaganda was dangerous we had a fervent public conversation about it we had commissions devoted to it in order to deliver solid dependable information so no we haven't adjusted the technology we've just gotten lucky we have man

abercrombie was criticized for this, two wong, and zara came out with yellow star that said some lookede worn in the concentration camp. >>> some ask how it made it through it for a global leader. they said they'll look into it to prevent from happening again. >>> senate democrats just wrapped up news conference to discuss reinstating net neutrality. you might remember late last year from websites over others and changing connection speeds. democrats want to put the rules back in place. senators chewing chuck schumer held ht news conference in front of assign we'll force a vote. some say they micro manage the internet. >>> feds are saying they are trying a new approach to slowing our area opioid crisis. scott mcfarlane say it is numbers are sky rocketing from fentanyl. >> reporter: fentanyl overseas if it comes to the united states and causes death here. that announcement comes amid a surge of cases and seizures of drugs at dulles international airport. they suspect the chemist make the drugs overseas and ship it here. see some hidden inside food the nation's deputy u.s. attorney says s

this is from zara.whole suit together. >> you can totally mix and match. >> exactly. what i love about a suit like this is you can make your pieces work overtime for you. pair your blazer with a pair of jeans or the pants with a chunky knit sweater. let your pieces work overtime. it makes a statement. it's so beautiful, something fun to try for the new year. >> i love all of these looks. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> i did not get the memo in time. ladies, you look great. do you feel good? really pretty. >>> coming up, the beauty trends stars like rihanna are bringing right to your makeup bag. what are we talking about? stay with us. "good morning america" will be right back in 2018. small business, internet providers promise you a lot. let's see who delivers more. comcast business offers fast gig-speeds across our network. verizon doesn't. we offer more complete reliability with up to 8 hours of 4g wireless network backup. verizon, no way. we offer 35 voice features and solutions that grow with y

this is from zara.whole suit together. >> you can totally mix and match. >> exactly. what i love about a suit like this is you can make your pieces work overtime for you. pair your blazer with a pair of jeans or the pants with a chunky knit sweater. let your pieces work overtime. it makes a statement. it's so beautiful, something fun to try for the new year. >> i love all of these looks. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> i did not get the memo in time. ladies, you look great. do you feel good? really pretty. >>> coming up, the beauty trends stars like rihanna are bringing right to your makeup bag. what are we talking about? stay with us. "good morning america" will be right back in 2018. all hail...those who flail. everybody stumbles, but some of us do it well. there's a little klutz in all of us. that's why we made clorox splash-less bleach... ...splashless. shine on, klutzes. shine on. kick 2018 off right with little smile so many of us wake up feeling like baby emerson today. in the highchair and y

the queen‘s granddaughter zara tindall has now she is pregnant. northern ireland for a while. a lot of cloud, but temperatures not far away from freezing so the risk of frost and perhaps icy patches in eastern scotland and north east england. 0therwise eastern scotland and north east england. otherwise a good deal of sunshine in scotland, northern ireland, north—west england. stilla damp zone struggling to clear wales, the midlands and still in southern parts of england with temperatures up parts of england with temperatures up to parts of england with temperatures upto7 parts of england with temperatures up to 7 degrees. colder further north than likely a frost quite widely developing overnight. it could be cold in the countryside. further south, wind will prevent temperatures getting too low. 0n sunday, cloud, elsewhere dry and some sunshine. this is bbc news. our latest headlines: the head of the parole board has apologised to victims of the serial sex attackerjohn worboys, after it emerged some of them were not told he was to be released from

and zara came out with a child's pajama top with a yellow star some say resembled those worn by concentration camp inmates. >>> how does an ad like this make it through the editing process of a multinational clothing retailer? h & m says it's obvious that our routines have not been followed properly and that it's investigating to make this type of mistake from ever happening again. >>> any person in any one of those rooms could have said something. >>> happening today, three-day tickets go on sale for napa's bottlerock festival. about an hour and 45 minutes into the sale. it happens during the memorial weekend in may. folks clearly enjoyed it last memorial day. we know what the lineup will be. brew ono mars is going to headline, along with the killers and muse. earth, wind and fire, snoop dogg and billy idol will perform. that's my favorite lineup so far. >> my friends from college said they already sold out. >> what? an hour and 45 minutes in. >> i've been busy anchoring so i haven't been shopping. >> i was just thinking about that, too, wouldn't that be nice? >> it could. think they're goin

rarely seen in every day life this is slowly changing at least in bigger cities like here at the trendy zara cafe in beijing a young woman with a disability was given support to secure a job and some independence well i was born mentally disabled and with a slight physical impairment. well there are some of the year i like to work here very much. i can talk to lots of people and above all i can earn money. i want to save for later and of course for my parents for your every month someone from the disabled advocacy group wrong i wrongly stops by for a visit the group helped get her job at the cafe and checks in regularly with her wrong i wrong began the project four years ago and sixteen companies are now involved the owner of the cafe was one of the first to join though it required a bit of patience at first. when she was new she was very nervous. it was a new environment a new work it wasn't at all easy for. the customers treated her quite normally and and even spoke english sometimes. when tea or this was finishing wind up when a lie is now coping well with these types of challenges changi

[ laughter ] the fashion retailer zara is in the midst of a dispute after shoppers found notes from unpaidloyees asking for help hidden inside clothing. said one woman, "i've already tried that. it doesn't work." [ laughter ] [ applause ] he said it was a friendship walk. [ light laughter ] george clooney said recently the democrats need to find a presidential candidate to compete with president trump's outlandish personality saying we don't have anybody who lights up a room. said bernie sanders, "light up a whole room? that's expensive and a waste of electricity." [ applause ] a woman recently launched a new app that let users know when their locally mcdonald's ice cream machine is broken. kind of sounds like there's a story behind that one, doesn't it? "no, ma'am, it's still not working and can you please stop calling us? i don't know, why don't you develop an app?" and finally, a japanese zoo is currently selling notebooks made from recycled animal manure to celebrate its 50th anniversary. and this is cool, it comes with a complimentary number 2 pencil. ladies and gentlemen, we have a f

urban outfitters sold a red sweat shirt with the world kent state and a blood spatter and zara had alow star on a sweat shirt that said some worn by concentration camp inmates. the question many people are asking is how an on-line ad like that makes it through the editing process at such a big retailer. well, h & m says it is obvious that its routines have not been followed properly and that it's investigate i investigating to prevent that mistake from happening again. >> hard to believe that one, gabe. thank you very much. >>> now back to that thrilling finish to the college football national championship. we showed you that at the top of the show. willie is here. willie, this was a good one. >> what a game. >> you stayed up for it? >> i stayed up for every second. that's why you see some carry-on baggage under my eyes this morning. after first half dominated by the georgia bulldogs, alabama pulled off an epic comeback winning in overtime on the left arm of a freshman backup quarterback who was called on to help save the day for the crimson tide. >> fires in the end zone. touchdown!