. >> today's game, mustache facing nicky del monaco in the first. sox go up 2-0. dylan cease strikes out dustin fowler. chris davis swinging and finally matt olson looking. 9-0 white sox in the fifth. lowry steps up to the play. two run homer. a's end up rallying late. nfl combine still underway. harrison phyllis threw up 42 reps. safety justin read running his 40 and pulls off a 4-4-0. brother of eric reid. he did well at the combine which is what it is for. you want to make this impression but not this impression. gets hit right in the face, pretty much in the head by the football. the expression of the scouts behind him say it all. johnson was a 2017 big sky mvp. athletes attitude to life as it is. aldon is a good kid but he needs help. the nfl need to find a better way in collective bargaining agreement. he has a lot of money. he just tried to reduce his child support payments. and now he is getting into trouble. combination of everything, no structure, no ties with the team. he is a good kid. >> thank you. >> join us tonight at kofy tv. >> on abc news at 11:0

return from russia before then facing increasing criticism so the latest twists and turns covered with nicky aaron discussing it in the studio with. stories had so many twists and turns and this is yet another one yes. well basically ukraine's general prosecutor has asked and called for her immunity to be stripped in order to arrest and the reason for that is that they claim that she is behind organizing a terror plot her intentions apparently were to blow up parliament using grenades. now this call immunity happened after she spoke out at a press conference and she made some very bold accusations indeed according to her she's claiming that a number of m.p.'s ukrainian m.p.'s were responsible for organizing sniper fire at both sides of the crowds about means the authorities and the protesters at the twenty fourteen mass protests and those protests of course with the trigger of the government being overthrown so that's what she's saying a little bit of a situation let's have a listen to what she said. i said that i saw a van people with weapons were coming out of people who are in parliament

more global news coming away at the top of the hour with nicky ari but stay with us no it's mocks on this latest kaiser report. and. kristen trumps hiring and firing practices are still surprising the recent appointments of mike pump ale and john bolton have definite impression on friends and foes alike what impact will a have on american politics. well you know they were kind of adopted because we were called pirates for so long. i've been there in the small ball and it's a hard pull on sheep and it's a. lot tougher than. the little self the big fish already ninety percent of the dark and it won't come or. concert fifteen's. seventy five times stronger and they do it several times a day with a big fleet now you get an idea of why. we have to understand we can all stay still and just. be with him this will be his deal more you are. i'm doing this because i want the future world to the future generations to have and enjoy the ocean we have. the most expensive fish in the world each one is selling for tens of thousands of euros it continues to grow its entire life if it was thirty year

to naslund our election coverage of course the saving kevin nicky will bring you a full hour of that coverage coming up at nine o'clock our time that's in half an hour. this baby and. this on march eighteenth vote with your remote to zante for special coverage of the russian presidential election exit polls opinions real time results monitoring and much more. let's go to financial for one . of the money laundering first to visit this three different. good this is a good start well we have our three banks also. something in your something in america. cayman island to do all these banks are complicit in the progress that we just. need to do some serious mood ok let's see how we did well we've got a nice luxury watch for max and for the jewelry and how about. again from that you know what money is highly. thought of course. when lawmakers manufacture consensus instead of public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. in the final larry go around the lists only the one percent. during the whole middle of the room six. it's a multinational of a particular kind one you all know

it's nicky's and it's good that it gives us the opportunity to engage in a cultural exchange. and it's a very good way to work through our common history and understand it better and to build the future together down to. this time. the service is popular many people here are looking for clues to their families past. my last name is polish so poland's always played a role in our family history though i don't have any relatives there but the name goes back generations so i have a certain connection without knowing exactly what it is and i'm intrigued. it wasn't easy my grandmother was born in salafia on the polish czech border she lived there for the first ten years of her life and then came to germany. because i've never been to poland myself i want to travel there and look around. the city of london but to call. a culture train made its debut in twenty sixteen stint as european capital of culture in two thousand and seventeen the train was named european trend brand of the year brighter book common likes to hold readings on it is us who can see on this train isn't just a means

me as a kid just comedy he had been when nicky will comment on neil by. the gentle manner that i have read. was new but we won't need to go to him you would say die go to god a gun a dish the list could get him. in fact but found no evidence to support the woman's claims she concluded the accusation was folds no arrests were made. been put. on me. just. the way estonia. or did maybe a lot of going. up there. will be a list of books you gonna. be born again for to learn about us they will. know. when you let the old dog out the affords. you don't move. i guess . hello there we've had heavy rain over australia for the last day or so and there's plenty most of the come here is that system that's given us the wettest of the weather over the last twelve hours or so in that system still with us on friday if anything as we had three saturday looks like it might be spreading this time of it further towards the south so some of us towards the western parts of queensland are expecting some very heavy rain that could give us a few problems with flooding further sout

armed with a pistol after a disputed goal in the match between title rivals athens and that's a low nicky oana yvonne a subbie disallowed a pitch invasion bring the gun in a hold holster somebody else who is one of greece's richest men did not use his weapon that appeared to threaten the referee who had just disallowed a go in for his team the game was abandoned reports from greece suggest a savvy this is on the run. big industry got news and german media outlets sport build has just reported that hamburg have fired their coach bent after just seven games in charge and hamburg were on the receiving end of a six nail something by league leaders behind at the weekend plunging the troubled north german side closer to relegation for the first time in their proud footballing history was brought in in january to try and save hamburg season he's a sixteen coach in the last ten years now speak the club fired its c.e.o. and sports director. keenan looking at action on the pitch in sunday's going to see the action there were two teams the champions league dreams going head to head dortmund with the

international with me nicky aaron now we begin with the tragedy in the russian city of camera for a number of deaths from the fire at a shopping and entertainment center there continues to climb it's now reached sixty four people many of them children there also a number of people still missing according to the or pharmacies video from inside the burning more has been posted online. just first of that. list of. what you did was going to was this a do good with that's a good thing to watch that we. do not cooperate. when you want to rush you but you said when is it say people were unable to escape from the building and were seen jumping from windows there are now conflicting reports about because of the fire and none have been officially confirmed as yet local media is reporting it may have started. a children's playground i would have warning you might find some of the following images extremely upsetting. it was horrific the mall was packed with people we could hear the fire alarm. the smoke filled the cinema a grub must assemble run down the stairs was a terrible crush and zero visibilit

be held past the test here is what former brazilian international job board had to say about it was nicky stadium i want to tell you. i've seen some clips on t.v. of the russian team training i think they're in good shape excellent even though i was at the luzhniki arena yesterday it's a very good stadium and the pitch is good inside it even looks like the maracana stadium it's got the same round shape we're looking forward to the games there when the expectations are very high on all sides on the part of the visitors fans and the teams themselves i think great jobs being done. out of. all the trouble has appointed a new national security adviser john bolton is a former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. no over his hawkish stance. pearl. pearl. secretariat building in new york has thirty eight stories if you lost ten stories today that would make the difference. the russians have walked all over the obama administration for eight years it's really been a pathetic performance if you make them feel pain and others feel pain then the possibility of deterring future conduct like this increases that

counted preliminary results show vladimir putin has won a fourth term in the kremlin is kevin owen and nicky aaron with our special coverage from red square in the heart of moscow. hello and welcome to our special studio almost goes like conic red square right next to the crimea as you can see the state of russian yeah it's been a super sized election spanning eleven time zones across the seventeen million square kilometers off tyrants very long to do that is the blood they were approaching has secured a force to the russian president by a huge margin public routine in from a cominius polities second one in. genoa ski from the liberal democratic party before heading over to his h.q. to address the crowd i suppose is that last minute pretending to give a speech at the un said concept was looking for years it would surprise me as we did the patient with russia correspondent up to be able to march eighteenth of course it's important day for a number of reasons here in russia today of course is the presidential election but it's also the anniversary of the reunification with the premier it was f

another diamond nicky are in this here in a run in thirty minutes time with more global news from our. stay with us. well you know they were kind of adopted because we were called pirates. they're in the smaller boats next to the harbor ones here and it's just. a little self to be told already ninety percent of the dot dot and it won't because . fifty. seven tons. do it several times a day with a big lead no you get an idea. you have to understand we can all stay still and just. be witness of the deal going to the hours. i'm doing this because i want them for the future world to the future generations to have and enjoy the ocean how we have. joined me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest on the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. they're not ones out. on the flimsy often i don't want my next night off the definitions and i'm back. when seeking out in the. south. and. taking in the equal city south korea sound it to me would oxycodone and then you're just going to bring the only thing i've. done would meet me right now i

nicky and i come from the state decide to go top of the country super league fans of pop threw molotov cocktails at riot police who responded with tear gas last week supporters invaded a t.v. studio after their team were docked three points for fan violence. europe is having to do with the families of eisel fighters returning from syria and iraq after the fall of the terror group france has unveiled plans to reintegrate them into schools but the move is causing concern r.t. schalit do when ski reports from paris they're just children born innocent into a world of brutality. but while most children are playing with dolls and because these are being taught to play with guns and knives and some have even been trained to kill. well i mean it would depend on. the culture the kind of failure to believe that cool would be actually trying the guns knives and how to kill people and not only that we have seen people being killed and of course that makes it some form of normality for the bitches because that means when they do that will be. more like go do something very similar to the real threa

the last twenty four hours coming up over the coming hours but as you can see with a special studio nicky kevin with you see what's over a shoulder excess not often we get in my spotlight this is making her start again last night looking at rates where it will be minus six think thinking gosh we've got this place to ourselves there was no solar and it was beautiful politics aside you might look at night also call this a. few people walking around our coverage continues but in light of the ramble with just a we show you around red square live enough international war from us to seven minutes from now. was. loaded that. was. i was going to write. was. well you know the pirates they were kind of adopted because we were called pirates for so long. i mean they're into smaller boats next to the harpoon ships and you stand. in line sometimes. a little self to big fish already ninety percent of the dot and it won't be calmer. contemplations coops seventy five tons they do it several times a day with a clean oh you get an idea right ocean. we have to understand we can not stay still and just. be w

tim muffett reports. 6:30am and nicky is getting ready for the school run. oscar was diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder aged seven and is now suffering from suspected post—traumatic stress related to what happened in his mainstream school. so oscar, who is 11, now has a daily schooljourney of 47 miles. each way. on a good run, an hour and 20. on a bad run, we have taken three hours. gretton is our nearest, most appropriate school for our child. families in our situation don't get a choice. it is 7:30 in the morning and george is about to get in his taxi to go the 11 miles to school. we're off on our 34.5 mile journey to school. we asked other families in similar situations to share their school run with us. so yourjourney can sometimes take from an hour to two hours. the schooljourneys of children with special educational needs and disabilities have been analysed for a new report by the education policy institute. children in special schools travel, on average, almost three times further than pupils in mainstream education. in rural areas, one in 10 s

the sunshine stone the splendid red square again to nicky with. a moscow welcome to our special coverage ongoing of russia's presidential election as those results sink in that can bring good news i've been told that makes react on a special studio right here on moscow's iconic red square yes thanks for being with us with. the current president vladimir putin's one but huge margin it turns out having gained over seventy six percent of the books it means he will stay in the job in the country's top job it is to be said for another six years more than fifty six million people cost that ballots for him leaving his rivals behind this will be his fourth presidential term. to secure a large of vote share than in any previous election he stood in who we could see how he fares in the previous presidential race is over fifty percent every. time the council number one that he'd like. to take on. on sunday our correspondents were at the candidate's headquarters in moscow more ghastly i've covered the election from vladimir putin's h.q. he said his experience

because we'll be picking up again next hour about four o'clock with nicky aaron and kevin owen lots more to come play with more of your global headline news with drew farber at our g.h.q. . yes thanks guys now in other news this monday afternoon the u.k. national security council will discuss further measures against moscow on tuesday over the poisoning of former double agents. according to prime minister i'm a spokesperson the relations between the countries have dived further over the past two weeks with london firing extremely serious accusations the kremlin though without presenting any evidence to back up the claim so let's get the latest now from marty's and she joins us from london good afternoon. this case hasn't got any clearer has it i mean we're hearing further accusations but still no evidence presented. well that seems to be the case andrew it's been two weeks now that the score paul's saga exploded here in the u.k. culprits have been named accusations have been flying left and right however it's only now that the u.k. is going to be handing over samples of the nerve agent t

international with me nicky aaron now we begin this hour with the tragedy in the central russian city of camera for now sixty four people including many children are now known to have died in a huge fire at a shopping and entertainment complex local authorities say ten people are still missing and that the number of fake teletubbies may rise further our video agency ruptly has obtained c.c.t.v. footage from inside the mall is showing the flames spreading and thick smoke rapidly filling the fourth floor it's been reported that the blaze began in the children's play area images showing the panic that ensued have also been emerging online. would you just push through that you. are stupid as you could tell the goal is to determine your willingness to do so why are you not responding to the march into his or should do more good with us because it's a good last week from. you but you do not cooperate. when you want to question before you send many children were unable to escape from the building some were seen jumping from windows four people have been detained and questioned in connection

. >> today's game, mustache facing nicky del monaco in the first. sox go up 2-0. dylan cease strikes out dustin fowler. chris davis swinging and finally matt olson looking. 9-0 white sox in the fifth. lowry steps up to the play. two run homer. a's end up rallying late. nfl combine still underway. harrison phyllis threw up 42 reps. safety justin read running his 40 and pulls off a 4-4-0. brother of eric reid. he did well at the combine which is what it is for. you want to make this impression but not this impression. gets hit right in the face, pretty much in the head by the football. the expression of the scouts behind him say it all. johnson was a 2017 big sky mvp. athletes have this immortal attitude to life as it is. aldon is a good kid but he needs help. the nfl need to find a better way in collective bargaining agreement. he has a lot of money. he just tried to reduce his child support payments. and now he is getting into trouble. combination of everything, no structure, no ties with the team. he is a good kid. >> thank you. >> join us tonight at 9:00 on kofy

that it was welcomed by both wings. that it was welcomed by both wings. nit—pick, and remainers like nicky morgan will also pleased with it. morgan will also pleased with it. saying, it's more of the same cherry picking which won't work. picking which won't work. a vindication of the approach she took. took. got a knife to the throat of the prime minister. rather colourful language. language. colourful language used by both sides to make their points. sides to make their points. worried that michael had a tyne has a problem with her speech. a problem with her speech. said he would probably prefer a corbyn government to brexit. corbyn government to brexit. because there were parts for both sides of her party. sides of her party. michael had time to land complaints that hold much merit. that hold much merit. borisjohnson in a new dirty tricks row. row. northern ireland, despite claims that they definitely wouldn't be. that they definitely wouldn't be. let's not over a git. press secretaries for leaking the story to get up boris johnson. story to get up boris johnson. think a lot of people ar

champion jockey richard johnson's second gold cup of his career and a first for the trainer, who prevented nicky henderson winning the historic treble of champions trophy, champion chase and gold cup in the same year. richard johnson was brilliant on that horse, i do not think many gold cup winners do all the running and jumping and you could see him setting up the jobs, jumping and you could see him setting up thejobs, about jumping and you could see him setting up the jobs, about six strides out. that is a very long strides out. that is a very long stride and the horse would come every time. he is away from the fence very quickly as well. in racing, that is very important. and he stays very well. a big day for colin tizzard at cheltenham. much more on the website. you can watch the full 12 minute rant from jose mourinho. we don't have time to play it here but there is enough time to bring you all of the sports news at 10:30pm... spoilsport! thank you very much. we will see you later. in florida at least six people have been killed after a newly built bridge collapsed onto a busy road in miami.

tim muffett reports. 6:30am and nicky is getting ready for the school run. 0scar was diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder aged seven and is now suffering from suspected post—traumatic stress related to what happened in his mainstream school. so 0scar, who is 11, now has a daily schooljourney of 47 miles. each way. on a good run, an hour and 20. on a bad run, we have taken three hours. gretton is our nearest, most appropriate school for our child. families in our situation don't get a choice. it is 7:30 in the morning and george is about to get in his taxi to go the 11 miles to school. we're off on our 34.5 mile journey to school. we asked other families in similar situations to share their school run with us. so yourjourney can sometimes take from an hour to two hours. the schooljourneys of children with special educational needs and disabilities have been analysed for a new report by the education policy institute. children in special schools travel, on average, almost three times further than pupils in mainstream education. in rural areas, one in 10 special needs pupils face a daily

but nicky are and will be here in keeping across the latest developments in the siberian city which saw about fire at the entertainment complex on sudden a killing sixty four people stay with our team internationally. was . greetings and salutations spring is here hark watchers as we grow into summer you can feel a great energy charge in the air we saw it in action over the weekend is roughly eight hundred thousand protesters took to the streets of washington d.c. demanding an end to the uniquely us nightmare school shootings and gun related violence but as the old saying goes the more things change the more things stay the same you see as these kids teenagers parents and teachers applauded the powerful speeches demanding an end to violence their elected officials both democrat and republican when about business as usual and guaranteed over seven hundred billion dollars worth of violence.

the nicky henderson—trained horse, ridden byjockey barry geraghty, has nowjoined some ofjump racing's greats by winning back to back stagings of the prestigious race. a seventh champions hurdle for henderson and for the ownerjp mcmanus. the great thing about today was that he found himself in a battle for the first time in his career really. it has all been easy for him. today he had to fight and hejolly did, he was great. he put his head down. it is tough out there today. the ground is testing. meanwhile ruby walsh, the most successful jockey at the cheltenham festival got his second win of the day in the mares‘ hurdle. he only returned to the saddle five days ago after breaking his leg. he beat the hot favourite apple trade in third. earlier ruby walsh won the arkle challenge trophy novices' chase aboard footpad. team sky have scored their first major victory of the 2018 cycling season. michal kwiatkowski has won the week—long tirreno—adriatico race, while team—mate geraint thomas finished third overall. the final stage on italy's adriatic coast was a time trial, and thomas

international with me nicky aaron in our top story this hour anger is running high in the russian city of camera for where people have gathered at the headquarters of the regional government sixty four people including many children lost their lives in a huge fire that broke out at a shopping and entertainment complex on sunday wednesday has been declared a national day of mourning in russia the protesters on demand. and justice for the victims people have been rallying throughout the day and the crowd has been repeatedly chanting the word truth. president putin put aside official business and flew out to siberia he laid flowers at a makeshift memorial at the shopping center he also visited survivors at a local hospital and said that the tragedy brings mixed emotions. when you hear for the first time how many people have died children died so you don't just want to cry if you want to scream. but after you hear what's happening here frankly you feel very different because the deputy governor of the region was seen asking the crowd for forgiveness. you don't you stupid boy you look at hi

international with me nicky aaron now we begin with the tragedy in the russian city of camera over the death toll from the fire at a shopping center and entertainment center there continues to climb it's now reached sixty four people many of them are children there are also a number of people still missing according to the author artie's video from inside the burning mall has emerged online. just first of all that. it's all this to do. this what you did was going to was a subdued good we've got to watch that we've got. to do do not cooperate. i knew you couldn't quite see for yourself witnesses say people were unable to escape from the building and were seen jumping from windows there are now conflicting reports about the cause of the fire none have been officially confirmed as yet local media is reporting it may have started at a children's playground and would have warning you might find some of the following images extremely upsetting. it was horrific the mall was packed with people we could hear the fire alarm. the smoke filled the cinema a grabbed my system one ran down the stairs

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international with me nicky aaron good to have you with us this hour now our top story the u.k. as defense secretary has told russia to quote shut up and go away over moscow's alleged poisoning of former spice like a square pal and his daughter as the diplomatic fallout over the incidents continues. it is absolutely atrocious precious an outrageous will refer to it and sold three we have responded to thought frankly. should go away should shut up. let's get more on this now and cross live to our correspondent and to see a child who can talk us through the developments and nastia how have these words been received by russia well you know they've certainly raised eyebrows because it begins to feel a little bit surreal when this kind of language starts being used in this kind of language comes into play especially if you're expecting to be taken seriously certainly in the world of diplomacy and major world politics it's not every day that we hear someone tell another major world player to go away and shut up well also in that speech the u.k. defense secretary gavin williamson was a

and no fairy tale triple crown for nicky henderson at feldman is native river beating might bite to win the gold cup. hello again. in a moment we will ta ke hello again. in a moment we will take you to cheltenham and for the champions league quarterfinal draw the first to the team that were not there because of what was described asa there because of what was described as a disgrace, shocking and difficult to watch. manchester united were hugely criticised for their defeat as savilla this week but todayjose mourinho launched an astonishing 12 minute defence of himself and his team, ranting uninterrupted at a press conference using notes to back up his point about united's recent record in europe and the premier league which he claims should put their defeat in a different light. i'm not going to run away, not going to disappear, i'm not going to cry. because i heard a few boos, i will not disappear from the tunnel, running away. the next match, i will be first to go out. i respect the fans, not afraid of anything. i'm not afraid of my somebody‘s son. and now, at 55, i am what i am and

and then on the other side you have the remainer is, so people like nicky morgan being positive about this and saying that she welcomes it, although with a caveat saying that she will watch out for any drifting backwards. and also suggesting, hinting that she might withdraw her support for an amendment to the trade bill which was all about basically trying to include the customs union in any future trade bill. so you have got that kind of movement, but then on labour's side, they are critical, we have heard from peter mandelson today, he spoke to the andrew marr show, saying that this was all based on leaps of faith, the one leap of faith being that the european union would agree to theresa may cherry picking, and the other leap of faith being that the european union would agree to this idea of mutual recognition rather than alignment on theissue recognition rather than alignment on the issue for example talking about the issue for example talking about the financial sector. the prime minister has said she wants mutual recognition on that because she is not going to be in a situation

we have in the conservative party people like anna soubry, nicky morgan and kenneth clarke, arch remainers voting repeatedly against the government. in the labour party there are different views, it has always been that case when it comes to the european union. in this referendum it was and in the 11975 when we first went in. different views on europe and the eu in particular are not unusual. he is entitled to express and campaign for his views but what he is not entitled to do is acce pt but what he is not entitled to do is accept a job at the top of the labour party and then go and do his own thing as opposed to stick with the team view. if you take a position, you have collective responsibility, that has always been the case and it is rightly so that it is the case. do you think now go on the backbenches, he could cause more difficulty for mr corbyn than if mr corbyn had kept him in the shadow cabinet? no. ithink if mr corbyn had kept him in the shadow cabinet? no. i think what is important is that mr corbyn, that the labour party keeps listening to the labour party keeps listening to t

and then on the other side you have the remainers, so people like nicky morgan, being positive about this and saying that she welcomes it, although with a caveat saying that she'll watch out for any drifting backwards. and also suggesting, hinting that she might withdraw her support for an amendment to the trade bill which was all about basically trying to include the customs union in any future trade bill. so you have got that kind of movement, but then on labour's side, they are critical, we have heard from peter mandelson today, he spoke to the andrew marr show, saying that this was all based on leaps of faith, so one leap of faith being that the european union would agree to theresa may cherry—picking. the european union has said it would do that. and the other leap of faith being that the european union would agree to this idea of mutual recognition rather than alignment on the issue for example talking about the financial sector. the prime minister has said she wants mutual recognition on that because she is not going to be in a situation where british companies here in the c

and then on the other side you have the remainers, so people like nicky morgan, being positive about this and saying that she welcomes it, although with a caveat saying that she'll watch out for any drifting backwards. and also suggesting, hinting that she might withdraw her support for an amendment to the trade bill which was all about basically trying to include the customs union in any future trade bill. so you have got that kind of movement, but then on labour's side, they are critical, we have heard from peter mandelson today, he spoke to the andrew marr show, saying that this was all based on leaps of faith, so one leap of faith being that the european union would agree to theresa may cherry—picking. the european union has said it won't do that. and the other leap of faith being that the european union would agree to this idea of mutual recognition rather than alignment on the issue for example talking about the financial sector. the prime minister has said she wants mutual recognition on that because she is not going to be in a situation where british companies here in the c

nicki haley will be speaking at the american-israel public affairs committee conference, joined by congressional leaders. we will have that at 5:00 p.m. eastern. >> tonight on "the communicators" democratic f.c.c. commissioner mignon clyburn discusses the f.c.c.'s rejection of net neutrality, spectrum auctions, and how to expand broadband throughout the u.s. she's interviewed by brian fong, technology reporter for "politico." brian: earlier you brought up the federal trade commission and this week there was a big court decision involving the f.t.c.'s authority and whether or not they can sue at&t for its alleged misrepresentation to consumers about unlimited data. what lessons do you draw from that court ruling and particularly through the loophole involving the common carrier exemption? commissioner clyburn: i'll try to start things out positively. on a positive side there is a loophole meaning the court gave some clarity as it relates to whether or not there is authority under the -- whether there is a mix of common carrier or not. there was some clarity given there. but what is also clear is

one voice that is important, is nicki hailey, she has been, in the trump administration. close relationship with the iranian government. there is such a disannance between the president and approximate people surrounding him. none of it makes sense, unless you realize that state department has effectively been sidelined. >> thank you for that leading into syria. the president's decision to hold off $200 million for forces in that country. i want us to first listen to general jonathan braga, the director against isis. listen to that first. >> it is totally dangerous. we do not want to go back. we can't afford to go backwards on that. the world will may -- pay a price. i don't want to contemplate that. that isn't a world i want to live in. >> part of the complexity, it is not only isisthat general has to worry about. it is turkish forces, and on assignment reporting, as well as the concern of russia. >> it is becoming a regional -- the general is right. we are otd two-yard line. the successive administrations have made gains pushinging isisout of iraq and syria. all of that

with me now from the houses of parliament is the former conservative cabinet minister nicky morgan — chair of the treasury select committee. thank you forjoining us. what do you make of the exchange between philip hammond and donald tusk? what it shows is that we are at the start ofa it shows is that we are at the start of a set of negotiations and there is a difference of opinion, not very surprising. and of course we had not seen surprising. and of course we had not seen financial services as part of a major free trade agreement butjust because we have not so far does not mean it cannot be done. we are in a different position because the uk and eu rules on financial services are currently aligned. so there been pulled apart but i hear what donald tuskis pulled apart but i hear what donald tusk is saying about whether it is in the interests of the eu. and also i think london provides a huge amount of money for the rest of europe. we have very deep liquid capital markets and that provides great and if it to many european companies. so i suspect there is a deal to be done. let‘s see

nicky fox, bbc news, stirling. prince harry and meghan markle have been visiting birmingham, to launch a project to mark international women's day, aimed at inspiring female students to take up careers in science, technology and engineering industries. the royal couple spoke to crowds outside the event — some of whom had waited for several hours to see them on the latest leg of their tour of the country, in advance of their wedding in may. now the weather forecast again. snow again for some people? no it won't leave us. this is a weather watcher scene in yorkshire, which was badly hit with several centimetres of snow causing disruption. 0ther hit with several centimetres of snow causing disruption. other areas started the day milder with sunshine and a few rain showers. for the rest of today, it is an improving picture, certainly in the north—east of the country. the snow and the rain clearing off into the north sea a lot of sunshine for many places this afternoon. lighter winds in the south. but still gusty in

at the moment i think stay with us by the way this is our international live a special program kevin nicky with you of course all the rest of the team as well forty percent of the vote counted in first place blood the most polluted with gone up to seventy four point two percent these have not confirmed the course. of the way that more of those votes counted but to give you an idea of where it is tonight probably going to be the next as predicted would be for the congress party coming in second right about fourteen point one again that's pretty much as predicted would be the place mode to measure and also the question marks over the veteran liberal democrat leader will this be his last he's been in every presidential election since they started having a beer the russian federation of six point five percent tonight. now let's talk about one of the main headline to me to you ted now he does these in the election find so we know that and it looks like having he's had it looks like he's the curious president the tonight our correspondent he goes done nothing that his headquarters that it all wh

i'm reaching out in support of mike, jane delancy and nicky gaydo. jane and mike have raised their daughters here since preschool and have been consistently kind, thoughtful and community kred d ntric. we are neighbors of jane and mike we have come to know them as a wonderful family in our neighborhood. we understand that construction changes they are proposing to you when we fully support all improvemen improvements to their home in this time that so many families are moving from san francisco, ween courage you to approve this project and have this this family remain in our city. an excerpt from a letter from jill buckley at 1856 green street. the gaydo's are well known on our block and jane has devoted countless hours to volunteering. jane is head of the parents' association and has served on the school's board. next, melissa buckley, the gaydo's go above and beyond in our community. they support other families by offering to take kids for meals and ad ventures on union street, and they keep us in the loop with important community news, sometimes c

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his rival trainer nicky henderson sends out might bite. one of the nation's favourite soaps coronation street will tonight broadcast the start of a major storyline focusing on male rape. the plot will see the character david platt raped by male mechanic and personal trainerjosh tucker. in the coming weeks the soap will chart the characters struggle in the aftermath of the attack. this is a clip from tonight's episode. two peas in a pod, you and me. my mum, she always used to refer to her fellas as my uncles. mmm. yeah, my gran was just as bad, apparently, in her day. mmm. but... now they're just two born—again prudes. i think we should have a toast, actually. to all the uncles in the world. to uncles. right. i'm going to go for a wazz. let's talk now to one survivor of male rape, alexander morgan. he was raped twice. and kate 0ates — coronation street's producer — whojoins us from manchester. thank you for coming in. did you feel in the aftermath of the times you were raped that you were able to talk to people about it?” you were r

nicky henderson trying to make history as the first trainer to win the big three in the same festival. how much do you think the soft, heavy ground made the difference? it is very testing ground. to be honest, native river had really well to stay in front and keep the whole way round, he'sjust a front and keep the whole way round, he's just a tremendous wars, absolute class. his trainer, colin tizzard, described him as a gorgeous horse. a first win in the gold cup for him, a second for his jockey, richard johnson. his first was 18 yea rs richard johnson. his first was 18 years ago. richard johnson was brilliant on that horse. i don't think many gold cup winners make all the running and do all the jumping. but you see him sitting the jumps up, six strides out. that is a long stride, and the horse would come every time. and he's away from a fence very quickly as well. in racing... that's very important. and he stays very well. i'm a bit speechless now, to be honest. i realise that, the first time i realised how amazing he was and how ha rd realised how amazing he was and how hard it is,

eating so much that we represent them but i'm sure they'll be fun to think about i think you ok next nicky will we go wow there was a big part of that must i know you from your children we heard all the celebrations to save our soldiers coming just that it was to mark four years since the reunification of crimea with russia a correspondent jackie it was in the crowds and joins us to tell us about the event . was extremely excited as you mentioned it was a concert commemorating the four year anniversary of the reunification of crimea with russia it was on march eighteenth that that treaty was signed bringing it back under the umbrella of the russian federation and of our famous face after famous face came on stage at a lot of songs and people were enjoying it. by dancing and singing that's what was really keeping everybody's energy up and of course the tea was being sold out little cards not helped i'm sure as well me personally i was freezing cold but nobody really seemed to mind that look at look great. party animal the big highlight of course was taken to the stage they supposed to paren

the nicky henderson trained horse, ridden byjockey barry geraghty, has nowjoined some ofjump racing's greats by winning back to back stagings of the prestigious race. the great thing about today was that he found himself in a battle for the first time in his career really. it has all been easy for him. today he had to fight anti—jolly did, he was great. it is tough out there today. the ground is testing. ruby walsh, the most successful jockey at the cheltenham festival got his second win of the day in the man's hurdle. he only returned to the saddle five days ago after breaking his leg. he beat the hot favourite apple trade in third. earlier ruby walsh won the arkle challenge trophy novices' chase aboard footpad. great britain have won their 11th medal at the winter paralympics in south korea. menna fitzpatrick and guidejen took silver in the women's visually impaired super combined event. they were second after the super g run and despite an impressive slalom effort they were unable to get the better of the slovakians. britain's millie knight missed out on a third straight medal wi

. >> nicky morgan. >> and your 100% support the prime minister's statements and actions she's taken and just on the last question, i want to particularly pick up on the prime minister's statement there is no place for serious criminals and construct elites in our country. there are members and i'm sure that the parliament will-- but the select committees could have a real role here in teasing out information, what is going on to help to tackle dirty money in this country, whether in the city of london or elsewhere, to bring evidence of the amendment actions that the government could then take. >> can i thank my right honorable friend for her suggestion. can i say, indeed, i recognize the role shekt -- select committees can say and i expect that she's set off with committees to undertake. >> bradshaw. >> can i say that most on the benches fully support the measures. and indeed, some of us think they could have come sooner. on the event of putin, to investigate putin's influencing operations in our universities, in our think tanks ap our institutions and in our political parties. >> can i

nicki -- ley have determined would be better if the me person 's to participated in the overthrow of iran. the opportunityityist opinion of view that better to squander your own allies' blood and treasure than your own, but it is certainly not in the character that i'm used to with regard to the state of israel and certainly not with regard to israeli defense force. that the force could handle anything iran threw it's it militarily is undeniable. any military profession yale will tell you that. and that is israel's more than 200 nuclear warheads could decimate iran is equally undeniable. so, why this attempt to suck america into this conflict? i believe the answer is fairly clear once you push aside the cobwebs that surround it. the legitimacy of great power is what i call it. and that is precisely what netanyahu and lieberman desire. it's also what riyadh desires, especially with the new boy king. now an erstwhile ally of israel, in short, the idea of defending israel but could it -- it could not attack iran, not successfully, anyway, and were it to do so it would be damned internat

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tim muffett reports. 6:30 am and nicky is getting ready for the school run. oscar was diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder aged seven. it is now suffering from suspect did post—traumatic stress related to what happened in his mainstream school. the oscar, who is 11, now has a daily schooljourney of 47 miles. each way. on a good run, one hour 20. miles. each way. on a good run, one hour20. ona miles. each way. on a good run, one hour 20. on a bad miles. each way. on a good run, one hour20. on a bad run, we have taken three hours. britain is our nearest most appropriate school for our child. families in our situation don't get a choice. it is 7.30 in the morning and george is about to get in his taxi to go the 11 miles to school. 1.5 mile journey to school. we asked other families in similar situations to share their school run with us. the journey can sometimes take from i—hour to two hours. the schooljourneys of children with special educational needs and disabilities have been analysed for a new report by the education policy institute. children in sp

nicky is here with a closer look at the flat shoe revolution. nikki, i like what i hear, good morning. >> good morning. i may be wearing a pair of five inch heels but yesterday when i visited the shoe department at lord and taylor the first thing i saw was tables of sneakers and as we found out, women across the country are rethinking the sky high heels. ♪ >> reporter: women are done falling head over heels. >> she's fashion road kill. >> reporter: after years of suffering in 6 inch stilettos. >> i had to take my shoes off. >> girl, me too. >> reporter: ladies are finally speaking truth. >> i got blisters bubbling up on the bottom of my foot. >> my pinky toe fell off. >> if i can wear flat shoes and get away i will. >> i still want to be chic and cute. flats are the thing. >> once you get into a pair of comfortable shoes you are not going back into that crazy high heel. >> reporter: shoe shoppers are getting a little more grounded. >> sneakers are a huge trend for us. >> reporter: travis, manager at lord and taylor in new york city, says heels