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there are investigators from two countries that have now-- are certain that you murdered carolyn abel. what do you have to say? >> uhm, i have to say that i'm innocent. >> reporter: these are kathy trick's first public words on the murder of carolyn abel in 30 years. there were 30 stab wounds on carolyn's bodyepter: --and her s say you attacked her after she rejected you, your romantic advances. >> no, no, this has to stop now please. >> ninan: you can catch the full episode "out of reach" tonight during a double feature of "48 hours." still ahead, what caused a fiery crash involving a school bus on an oklahoma highway? >> ninan: tragedy occurred on an oklahoma highway when a schoolid burst into flames. three people died, including a child in the crash in seminole county last night. the bus was carrying members of a middle school softball team. the names of the victims have not been released, and the accident is under investigation. severe weather is moving again into the south just a week after deadly tornadoes killed 23 people in alabama. today, a large twister touched down in slova

laws have changed thanks to carolyn abel's family. now if an american kills an american overseas, they can be tried here in the united states. >> what's that like, you go to accuse somebody of murder? it could go many ways. what are you thinking? >> this is the end of three years. and we have talked to a dozen people involved in this case who all their lives were altered. this was a satisfying moment to go in and confront her with these allegations. it was an important moment. there's a lot more in the show saturday night of my conversation there. she answered about five questions. >> perfect segue. you can see peter's report, we're calling it "out of reach," tomorrow night on "48 hours" at 10:00, 9:00 central on cbs. >>> coming up, a look at the government's largest-everlarges crackdown on criminals targeting older people. in pampers cruisers. with 3 way fit. they adapt at the waist, legs and bottom. for all the freedom to move their way. pampers. [indistinct conversation] [friend] i've never seen that before. ♪ ♪ i have... ♪ i

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and the london tragedy starts abel fish on t w. i there and a warm welcome to news from arts and culture i'm karen homestead and before we talk about the tops and flops of remaking european films in hollywood here's what else is in the pipeline for today. master storyteller ian mckeown has written a new novel about the challenges we face with artificial intelligence we sat down with him to talk about that. and in today's episode of our series baking bread. tells us how tiger bread represents the netherlands colonial past. well it was back in two thousand and fourteen that a film about all timers hit the theaters here in germany hornish called a warhead full of honey was a huge hit but went largely unnoticed outside of german speaking europe but then actor filmmaker till who is one of germany's box office heavyweights decided to remake his film for american audiences with an all star cast and let's see what happened. to. watch a movie you. could .

and the london tragedy starts abell food on t w. this is d w news live from berlin give us another people's vote hundreds of thousands of protesters filled the streets of london calling on lawmakers to hold a second referendum on the u.k.'s departure from the e.u. . also coming up the self-proclaimed caliphate crumbles in syria rebel forces points their flag about goose after expelling the so-called islamic state in the last scrap of territory kids still held in experience. america evanston it's good to have you with us hundreds of thousands of people have marched through london to call for a second referendum on bragg's it the u.k. it was supposed to quit the european union next friday but even leaders extended the deadline after britain's parliament twice rejected prime minister teresa mayes bragg's a deal many britons now want lawmakers have back on you public vote on whether or not britain should believe that you at all. central london packed with protesters their message to the government give people another say on drugs that.

the controversial leader whose success is beyond question a good time to go to london tragedy starts abel fish on t.w. . this is day that new news africa is coming up in the next fifteen minutes the relief efforts and countries battered by side flown into rescue teams in zimbabwe and mozambique are working around the clock to recover survivors from the floods caused by the storms hundred suster missing will get a report from the ground. and the nipple to me and to say they want germany to compensate them for a colonial era genocide have been dealt a blow by of course in new york. from the handle and now many people who say all they want is justice. if you take a look at this the jews recalled and say to the germans why can't the black people decomposition is it because of the black skin or what what is it all the bugs just the compensation. i'm christi one goal welcome to news africa i'm glad. we begin again today a program in south east africa in the countries that have been devastated by psycho need i rescue and relief efforts are underway in mozambique ends of all where women have been

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he was friendly with abel. he had a hard time believing his friend would be behind this. >> what's the motive for the brothers? >> he would be speculating at this time and i don't want to go on record right now and give my own theory of the case but i do have a theory but, you know, it is speck lakulation. >> they didn't take money, phone, car. >> no theft. nothing short of pretty much the brief interaction that you heard of. >> was it just coincidence or luck that they happened to run across him in his neighborhood at 2:00 a.m.? >> neither. so, they knew he was going to be in his neighborhood at 2:00 a.m. he had hired amp bel. jesse was in communication with abel via text and phone call. >> he spoke to them about an hour and 15 minutes before this attack. >> correct. >> he walks out of his apartment at 2:00 a.m. and lo and behold there are these brothers waiting to attack him. did he tell them i'll be leaving the house at 2:00 a.m. >> what happened is he spoke to abel. he was delayed for four hours. he said we

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. >> kevin: abel porter, sam merrill. bean, three, there! foul inside, it is going to go on the aztecs. right there, climbing for the rebound. >> dan: i am going to ask you a question, do you know how many three-point baskets bean has made this year? one. he is 1 for 5 on the season. what are you shooting at three in that situation for? >> kevin: to brito at free throw line.an:to 0 for 2 on the line. he comes back for the defense. how about that game? 8 rebounds. terrific. >> kevin: top free throw-shooting team in the country, utah state. >> dan: that door stays open, doesn't it? >> kevin: it does. the watson three, scored! merrill, doubled by the two seniors. >> dan: this is where you want the ball. >> kevin: merrill, the move, the drive, fouled! fourth! >> dan: watson, he is in a crowd right here, the closest guy to him, his teammate, and he knocks down the three. then to san diego made the decision not to foul early. they are trying to play tough defense and beat the shot clock, but they found merrill right at the end of the clock. it tur

controversial leader whose success is beyond question the good time coming into london tragedy starts abel fifth on d. w. . hundreds of thousands of people have marched in london to demand a second referendum on whether to leave the european union the demonstration comes just days off the e.u. leaders agreed to push back britain's departure date prime minister it's reason may oppose a second referendum but so far no plan has majority backing in parliament. united states backed syrian fighters have held a victory parade in but who's off to what they say is the defeat.

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an american professobecome the first woman to win the prestigious abel prize in mathematics. karen keskulla uhlenbeck of thea university of at austin was named the winner today. she was recognized for work in geom theory, and as an advocate of gender equality in math and science.ze the abel is seen by many as the equivalenof a nobel prize. and, on wall street, the downe industrial average lost 26 points to close at 25,887.aq the naose nine points, and the s&p 500 was down a fraction. still to come on the newshour: president trump welcomes the controversial leader of brazil cr the white house. one-on-one with ary of housing and urban development, ben carson. a report from the syrian frontline of the fight against isis. and much more. >> nawaz: today, president trump welcomed brazilian president jair bolsonaro for an official visit to the white house. bolsonaro has been dubbed "the inump of the tropics" because of the many overlaphe two leaders' rhetoric and policies. as nick schifrin reports, thepr twidents are trying to overcome more than three decades of u.s.-brazil antagoni

or hired abel and ola osundairo seen here, to stage the attack. th charges. in cook county, most criminal cases don't go to trial. often resolved in a plea deal for a reduced sentence. but smollett could also face federal charges after police say he mailed himself a death threat. if convicted, smollett could face up to three years for each criminal count. the actor who police say desperately craved attention now getting it for all the wrong reasons. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> and more breaking news tonight. a stunning turn of events for chelsea manning, the former army private who leaked thousands of classified documents now back behind bars for refusing to testify in an investigation of wikileaks. our pete williams has late details. >> reporter: chelsea manning walked into federal court in virginia this morning fully aware that she might not walk before a federal grand jury now investigating wikileaks and its founder, julian six sa years. originally subpoenaed last month to testify, she has declined saying she doesn't want to answer questions unless they

wanted tragedy starts abel fish long t.w. . place. blame. the. this is live from berlin fears of a cholera epidemic in mozambique hundreds of people contract the country just disease following a devastating sight with fosse times of displaced people at risk relief workers are warning of a second disaster also coming up. thousands of palestinians marked the anniversary of the weekly gaza protest at the event has turned two palestinians killed and more than one hundred injured in clashes.

controversial leader who success is beyond question a good time coming and the london tragedy starts abel fifth on t.w. . a city in ruins maro a. symbol of a long conflict in the philippines. between the muslim and the christian population . last. five years occupied the city center seventeen president detergents response was told. by hitler it will never again football game of. the reconquest turned into tragedy. is not the kind of freedom that we want. how did not become a gateway to islamist terror i think now they say sorry can't any more sitting as the result of an exclusive report from a destroyed city. philippines in the sun. starts april eleventh on g.w. . this is d.w. news live from berlin give us another people's vote hundreds of thousands of protesters filled the streets of london calling on lawmakers to hold a second referendum on the u.k.'s departure from the. pulse of coming up press t.v. agency's evacuated crew ship bound for it loses power in bad weather off norway's coast the vikings sky has entered two kilometers off shore crews are air lifting some thirteen hundred peop

into london tragedy starts abel fish on the w. . my three year old son likes watching as i make a spread the dart satiny coffee the golden brown cream this rolls over it's just coffee of course but it's also an amazing display of color color matters whether in our food or in our clothing it catches our eye and lodges in our memory it evokes memories and emotions and it makes us think differently about the products we see before us even if we don't realize it in other words color has power and it's our theme today on mate. color plays a big role in business and in our environment if that's the framework for how we see the world around us it can also be a statement here in berlin there's hardly a square meter with our graffiti on it not everyone likes it and it is well illegal but most would agree there's often an artist and a carefully selected palette we met a group of former sprayers who once worked illegally in public spaces and now work for businesses they're still making colorful statements but without the police on their trucks

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and the london tragedy starts abel fish on t w. this is to give you news of life in berlin give us another people's vote hundreds of thousands of protesters filled the streets of london calling on lawmakers to hold a second referendum on the u.k.'s departure from the e.u. also coming up. and the self-proclaimed caliphate crumbles in syria rebel forces force their fly.

reporter: chicago's top cop e says the actorstrated the stunt for publicity.sa investigatorhe hired abel and ola osundairo seen here, to stage the attack. the brothers face no criminal charges. in cook county, most criminal cases don't go to trial.of n resolved in a plea deal for a reduced sentence. but smollett could also face federal charges after police say he mailed himself a death threat. if convicted, smollett could face up to three years for each criminal count. the actor who police say desperately craved attention now getting it for all t wrong reasons. miguel almaguer, nbc news.re >>> and moreing news tonight. a stunning turn of events for chelsea maing, the former army private who leaked thousands of classified documents now back hi bars for refusing to testify in an investigation of wileaks. our pete williams has late details. >> reporter: chelsea manning walked into federal court in virginia this morning fully aware that she mht not walk back out. she refused to answer questions bew re a federal grand jury investigating wikileaks and its founder, julian assange, who's been ho

to do take moves that are in line with what benjamin netanyahu wants an empty casino mogul show that abel's that want so this is just a continuation where they move the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem where they have as the u.s. to stop funding of the new and it built nations relief works agency where the united states with rule unilaterally from the iran agreement and this is continuing a very dangerous trend under not undermining international law and. agreements. european union project to teresa mayes requests for a three month delay to bragg said after a summit in brussels the ways offering them a shorter perspective meant but only on the condition of the british parliament approves the unpopular withdrawal deal painstakingly negotiated by the british prime minister in brussels only assessing for taking its toll on some of the top european leaders however. do if you haven't done so a greece term extension until the. twentieth of april. it will hold yes. on to the very. according to to our poll. and there's still empty in the end it means to put a lot of space. it was certainly a

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abel the leader of the liberal democrats and he said what he thinks may happen next . is eighty seventy correct that no solution was found but that wasn't the point that the point was to identify one or two ways full would that commanded the great she's a level of support and there were two things that seem merged one of which was support for britain remaining in a customs union with the european union and the other was the desirability of having a public votes a referendum on the outcome and i think if we can combine those and touch so the government's proposals i think there is the possibility within a few days we may be able to get to a compromise solution that will enable britain and to have a long process of negotiation with the european union and find an acceptable way forward if she succeeds in getting her deal through. she will have to stand down and she's agreed to do that if she doesn't there her enemies will probably get rid of her anyway so it's not a very good seasons for the position and but the problem that the point to emphasize i think is that this is

mathematician karen uhlenbeck has become the first woman to win what's known as the nobel prize for maths, the abel prize. uhlenbeck has been awarded 6 million norweigan kroner — which is £530,000 for her work in the fields of gauge theory and geometric analysis, which have been credited with having far—reaching impact in both mathematics and physics. more and more women around the world are looking at the possibility of egg freezing as a way of preserving their fertility. but what are the chances of success? and how does the process work? our health reporter, smitha mundasad, has been behind the scenes of a fertility clinic to find out how exactly eggs are frozen, and speaking to one mum about her own egg freezing journey. more and more women around the world are considering the possibility of 999 are considering the possibility of egg freezing. but what does it involve ? egg freezing. but what does it involve? is it really a way of a future proofing fertility? sunshine like i was a0 when i split up with my partner at the time, i always thought i would have a family, and when that was taken a

this site was discovered more than twenty years ago by the german archaeologists hans-georg abel was also the director of the excavation project and the chairman of x. oriental. union leaders. so far the team have carried out excavation work at six different sites in the area and have taken samples from several others. the entire site covers one point five hectares. the evidence recovered so far indicates that coopt were grown here. not one hundred r.t. or is either one of the big questions for us is why would people want to settle up here. but possibly to protect themselves as can be closed off very easily. because it's also possible that the surrounding area has become overpopulated so these people move to the pluto. as a business and it was a founding society and people also raised cattle sheep and goats that sort of to save on bits and they developed specialized methods of farming and breeding livestock and soon bomba there was a social hierarchy but we've not yet been able to determine the presence of a differentiation in social status is no it's not like his income. was. the ho

witnesses people are scared to talk people are being threatened by the army the police and the palmer abel's not to keep pressing this issue. the victims still waiting for justice fear powerful forces are conspiring to ensure they don't see it to be entrenched other theory that men do. all right let's catch up with all the way the system that's brewing here in the middle east everton's here we go to sprinkling of rain we're getting a lot more in iran right yeah that's right we have a little sprinkling here in over the last couple of days actually sami further north of absolutely chipping down with floods it's looking dry for now we have got some more showers in the forecast though so we're not quite out of the woods just yet as i can see this area cloud just over us here around the gulf just around the casa extends right up in sioux where iran is making its way further races to run starts to poke through clearer skies there for the time being where this is the sort of conditions that we saw just twenty four hours or so ago with the flooding rains thousands of people have been evacuated from

uncle abel from. this sixteen year old teenager and thousands of others like her came to bali through been a republic a trafficker promised her a new life with a well paid job the place who fired i first said if i won but they said i will give them a. russian military let them come here i shall watch nothing that's a simpleton it was. also gosh what's in the board sam chart from. the goals of the mining areas and other brothels of mali say they were registered by law enforcement on arrival they also appear weekly do store for jews was only problem with prostitution is when it involves bias at least under-age balance as an argument delegation found out report treating an estimated twenty thousand trafficked minus and young adults it's complex. and the girls and young women trapped in the sex trade here may have a long wait before they are reunited with their families. al-jazeera. western mali. hundreds more i saw fighters defending their last parkers of territory have surrendered to u.s. backed forces

. >>> an american professor has become the first woman to be awarded the abel prize one of the most prestigious awards karen olenbeck won the $704,000 prize seen by many as the equivalent of the nobel prize is mathematics. >>> steph curry out did himself in last night. he drilled a 61 footer shot. a game the spurs eventually won. you are up to date that's the news update back to you. sgr of course he did ncht >>> up next. we have both trades in unusual activity just off the highs for the s&p 15 points. 2848 that's what 'll wecall the s&p right now. we're back if two minutes. ♪ carla is living with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of her body. she's also taking prescription ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor, which is for postmenopausal women with hormone receptor-positive her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole was significantly more effective at delaying disease progression versus letrozole. patients taking ibrance can develop low white blood cell counts, which may cause serious infections that

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the other day i walked out, and it's like in my mind it's going to be like christopher walken and abel ferrara's "king of new york." you know what i mean? looking down coked up and what a city, what a city. [ laughter ] and instead it's me and in the east village and i kind of -- i was going to meet a friend for breakfast and i was like, at odessa across the street from tompkins square park, which was already ironic. if you have seen the show, spoiler alert, the diner's in it. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> and so, there i was, i had sort of forgotten my iphone, so i was walking around with like an ipad as though it was a phone, which is already like -- just doesn't make you look particularly sane if that's the vibe you're going for. and i had a big overcoat. but it was kind of too sunny, because who knows what's happening with the global warming, et cetera. and you never know what season it's going to be, do you? and then i just had a little bit of ash on my collar. don't smoke. [ light laughter ] and i stumbled in to tomkins right where i had, like, shot listed at odessa. and then i,

an american professor has become the first woman to win the prestigious abel prize in mathematics. karen keskulla uhlenbeck of theo universitexas at austin was named the winner today. she was recognized for work in gegeometric analysis and g theory, and as an advocate of gender equality in math and science.ab th prize is seen by many as the equivalent of a nobel prize. s and, on waeet, the dow jones industrial average lost 26 points to close at 25,887.th nasdaq rose nine points, and the s&p 500 was down araction. still to come on the newshour: president trump welcomes the controversial leader of brazil to the white house.it one-on-onesecretary of housing and urban development, ben carson. a report from the syrian frontline of the fight against isis. and much more. >> nawaz: today, president trump welcomed brazilian president jair bolsonaro for an offial visit to the white house. bolsonaro has been dubbed "the trump of the tropics" because of the many overlaps in the two leaders' rhetoric and policies. as nick schifrin reports, the two presidents are trying to overcome more than thr

the other day i walked out, and it's like in my mind it's going toke christopher walken and abel ferrara's "king of new york." u know what i mean? looking down coked up and what a city, what a city. [ laughter ] d instead it's me and in the east village and i kind of -- i was going to meet a friend for a ast and i was like, at odessa across the street from tompkins square park, which was already ironic. if you havseen the show, spoiler alert, the diner's in it. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> and so, there i was, i had wrt of forgotten my iphone, so i was walking arouh like an ipad as though it was a phone, which is already like -- just doesn'take you look particularly sane if that's the vibe you're going for. and i had a big overcoat but it was kind of too sunny, knows what's happening with the global warming, et cetera. and you never know what season it's going to be, do you? and then i just had a little bit of ash on my collar. don't smoke. [ ght laughter ] and i stumbled in to tomkins right where i had, like, shot listed at odessa. and then i, sort of -- there th were people, and i ende

abel said that you could still smell the d. came bodies deep under the rubble especially when it rained people struggling to eat and relying on charity to get by so again this is a tragedy on top of the tragedy that many people are enduring day to day on a national holiday that you can tell many people just wanted to seize a moment of happiness and escape from it all thank you for that update natasha go name live for us in baghdad. british prime minister teresa mayes meeting european leaders in brussels in a last ditch attempt to organize an orderly breck sates may want to see the u.k.'s departure from the european union pushed back by three months as things stand right now the u.k. scheduled to leave the e.u. next week on march twenty ninth but any decision to delay the exit must be taken by all e.u. member states you know honestly it is today is a matter of personal regret to me but it shows extension would give parliament the time to make a final choice that delivers on the results of the referendum but we used to not forget

the deputy commander of mda said the two-year delay on the rkv was postponing the dplimt of the 20 abel g bichlt. to 2025. i hope you are right there is awork around if there is a north korean icbm coming we are firing more than one. if in my view the more we have. >> one other thing. there is other i withes to together the gmd system in alaska and california. there is other concepts with the -- that is mobil ground based intercepters that doesn't -- and the department has already looked at the potential sites of where the united states might put other intercepters besides the alaska and california. somewhere in the midwest. that environmental impact study has already been completed so the department should be ready to go if we needed to go quick and put something else there. >> can i follow up on that quickly? for snows who doesn't follow it as well as rebekah we have you the two sites alaska and california well positioned for the north korean threat. they are arguably less well positioned in terms of battle space for an eventual iranian icbm putting a third ground based site in ohio,

and they continue to be willing to use escalation abelements of surprise and conduct foreign policy that looks like a covert action to throw us off balance. these are real tactics that are dangerous. and we have seen in syria as well that russia will court danger and to use the tactics to push us off balance and to make us back off. and the goal for western policy makers has to be to show we are solid, steady and we're we're fallout intimidated >> well that's very astute analysis. now, you have said as part of your analysis that you're not sure the west understands this. and with that as an entry. heather, the european assessment talking toperson one perspective -- the european assessment of kremlin policy. >> well, john, thank you, bill, thank you so much. maybe i'll be counterintuitive to something andrew said about the humility of which we should approach this. we did hear voices from europe that warned us in could be a possibility in the baltic states and central europe. we heard those voices. but we didn't pay attention to those voices. and if you look back -- dsh and i was so glad

. >> reporter: ola and abel osundairo seen here apparently buying supplies for the attack, telling authorities smollett paid them to stage the whole thing. abc news obtaining a copy of the $3500 check investigators say was written by smollett. on the memo line, five-week nutrition workout program. smollett's attorney mark geragos appearing on cnn friday night. >> what do they say they have that corroborates the story? these are the two people who did it. what do they have besides their word that says he was in on it? >> reporter: and the penalty for the newest set of charges ranges from probation to up to three years in prison and/or a $25,000 fine. he's not yet entered a plea on these new charges. he is due back in court next thursday on that original george. >> okay, eva. >>> now here a morning exclusive. the attorney for the brothers who told police they helped smollett stage the attack. what do the brothers have to back up their story? >> what i can tell you right now is the tremendous regret that they have over their involvement in the situation. and i think once -- mark geragos and every

. >>> lluvia es muy especial porque es una voz nuestra >>> la voz mex >>> abel nos robÓ el corazon, despuÉs yo me lo robe a Él. y tiene una gran oportunidad es una voz muy particular. no es muy una voz comÚn a nosotros nos encanta cantar en vivo es asÍ que aqui vamos con todo. (aplausos) >>> bravo, >>> mira yo solo porque es el team que veo tanto corazÓn de pueblo, diferentes nacionalidades sino la el registro vocal que tienen cada uno de ellos lo que han demostrado lo que demostraron en las batallas por eso salieron ganadores y ademÁs, Óigame esa personalidad que tienen cada r veÁis que se paran en el escenario el ganador de la voz de estados unidos en esta ediciÓn serÁ en el team vives. >>> no, no >>> todo se vuelve a triunfo. wisin. >>> ni wisin y vives yo estoy hoy en representaciÓn fonsi, ni hÉctor sandarti no estÁ de vacaciones y tomo su puesto pero me imagino que sÉ mÁs de mÚsica que Él. (risas) >>> team fonsi tiene la mejor voz y aquÍ estÁ la evidencia chequeen el dato >>> el equipo fonsi es talento, poder y es sentimiento. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> ay! quÉ mucho me

luis: los rivera tambiÉn desfilaron por la sombra, rossi con abel y jackie que nos confirmÓ su primera presentaciÓn musical. jackie: estoy trabajando en mi disco y tambiÉn voy a estar cantando en el teletÓn el viernes. >> la estamos apoyando muchÍsimo. yo quiero que lo que ella tenga por dentro salga. ahorita no tiene que cantar como su madre ni como chiquis sino que quiero que resalte su mensaje. ya la metimos con lupillo. la aventamos . asÍ nos enseÑÓ mi papÁ. karla: ya todos cantan. quÉ bueno! carlos: me encanta rossi y su papel de lÍder. les recordamos que el teletÓn es el fin de semana. karla: viernes y sÁbado. estamos unidos mÁs que nunca. carlos: por cierto hay un nuevo sistema por internet. pueden ir a mis redes sociales porque tenemos alcancÍas digitales. anoche se llevaron a cabo los premios soberanos en repÚblica dominicana. vamos a ver lo que nos preparÓ moisÉs. moisÉs: anoche fue premios o soberano con grandes estrellas de la naciÓn como bud bunny, pink ani garcÍa, gilberto santa rosa y otros dominicanos que nos enorgullecen. hablamos en la alfombra roj

abel indicates he feels mentally fit and we spoke to the other brother who indicated he couldn't talk to us right now. [inaudible] >> how do you feel mentally? >> good shape. >> what will the future look like the next couple days and weeks? you have a lot of fans in chicago. what do you want to say to your fans? >> this morning chicago mayor rahm emanuel says jussie smollett is a liar who abused the city of chicago. bill. >> bill: thank you, matt finn on the streets of chicago today. thank you. >> sandra: in the wake of charges being dropped against jussie smollett new calls for the fed to investigate the role of prosecutors in this case. martha maccallum will join us live next. plus this. >> paid for by the clinton campaign. took the document, dressed it up. took it to the secret court to get the warrant to spy on the trump campaign is how this whole crazy thing started and those people who did that are the ones we need to investigate and hold accountable. >> bill: jim jordan demanding answers, as bill barr lays out a timetable for the release of the report. rick scott weighs in on t

the government clearly hoping that by friday something will have changed to make it bring back abel, which is not a word, but it is now! and the most important part of what bercow said was he ruled out the idea of using a paving motion, which would set aside the parliamentary convention that you don‘t vote on the same thing twice, and he says actually the table office will not accept that kind of motion to allow the prime minister to bring back a deal, and it is what a lot of us thought might be the way she could do it. so i think they will have to be a bit more creative to bring it back. last time we discussed this, there was talk of provoking parliament, you end this setting and then technically not bringing anything back, she is starting again —— prorogue parliament. the problem with that is it does not really resolve your problem, you can dissolve that session and start a new session but if mp5 don‘t support your deal then you still don‘t have a majority for what you want. the only way you would really get to that stage where you think that is your option is if you know

abel is wondered what it must be like for the professionals, the pandemonium of pedals, cycling wheel to wheel, you can feel the breath of the other riders around you down your neck. it can be dangerous because you get the feeling of one of us goes down, we can all go down. last year, a lot of crashes, i got caught in behind and it can be really frustrating because like you said, it can be nothing that you do but it can then pretty much and your race and you have as much and your race and you have as much right to have that space is that other person does and it is just staying confident and aggressive in the group. yorkshire is that they can put on a really good event with the to any event backin good event with the to any event back in 2014. it has proven itself to be really good venue for major events. luckily, those of us who are going to get left behind by the on, we re going to get left behind by the on, were not quite big enough, there is also the so—called sportif amateur riders, three different distances, around the same route in the yorkshire dales, and the other good thin

the mathematician karen uhlenbeck has become the first woman to win the abel prize, which is also called the nobel prize for mathematics. uhlenbeck has been awarded 6 million norweigan kroner — which is £530,000 — for her work in the fields of gauge theory and geometric analysis, which have been credited with having far—reaching impact in both mathematics and physics. now it‘s time for a look at the weather. we can cross the newsroom to matt taylor. hello. we got there eventually! very good morning. very pleasant and not just today but the next few days. a lot of cloud and it is thick enough for further lot of cloud and it is thick enough forfurther rain lot of cloud and it is thick enough for further rain and drizzle particularly in the north and west of scotland. the odd spot elsewhere in the west. with sunshine, temperatures up to 13—14. tonight, the thickest of the cloud will be in a weak weather front across scotland, northern england and northern ireland and either side of that there could be gaps in the cloud and it will make it cold in the north of scotland but for man