and danny didn't, danny wasn't given the time of day. amos gets the fastest appointment, i'm told, by stanford ever made in the history of stanford. they find out he's available in the morning, and be they're offering him lifetime employment in the afternoon, and danny isn't offered a job except the university of british columbia. iowa no gets almost -- amos almost instantly gets a prize for the work they did together. amos lived in fear he was going to get the nobel prize alone. he got the nobel prize be, i interviewed someone who was with him, i mean, the macarthur prize, he was in israel when he was notified. the person with him said he was livid. how could they do this, it's going to rip the relationship apart. danny was already full of self-doubt, and the world is telling him that amos is the genius. and amos didn't do quite enough to address the problem, and that starts to tear at the relationship. anyway, amos dies in 1996, and the nobel prize is not given to the dead. you have to be alive to get it. and the work is seemingly rega

in the history of danny and whom danny has unconditional spacer trust. even danny was on by amos' mind. there was about bae-2, he said the longer it takes you to figure out after you have met amos that he's smarter than you, the stupider you are. and everybody who knew amos felt that way. danny was aware that this was this is very powerful magician is what he was. and they gave danny sense of security. thinking he thought he was always worried that something is wrong. and that it amos approved of it must be right. i think that was part of the dynamic. so amos settled him down that way. amos is also so preemie confident and so for a time they treated danny's ideas critically. there there is unconditional love and danny responded well to that. so there was a magic and that, i think the taming of danny for ten years is one of the miracles of the relationship. the ability to keep him from flipping on him, on the ideas. but anyway, when i was going through bae-2's filing cabinet. there's breakup there's breakup letters with danny and them. there's this drama.

danny was aware. so he gave danny a sense of security. it wasn't -- i think danny thought, he's danny that's always worried. something is wrong with this. if amus approved of this, it must be part. it was part of the dynamic. amus was also supremely confident. so he made danny feel confident and amus for a stretch anyway up until they basically get to this country, i think, treated danny's -- all of his ideas critically. there was unconditional love and danny responded very well to that. so it doesn't magic in that. i think that danny, the taming of danny for ten years is one of the miracles of the relationship and the ability to kind of keep him from flipping on them, on the ideas, anyway, so amus spent -- when i was going through cabinets, break-up letters and drama in the file cabinets and the signs of the drama were when there were the stacks of papers that were clearly actually some of the remarks, preparation for phone call with danny and it would be bullet points of all of the things danny was going to be upset about and amus respo

[ cheers and applause ] danny! danny! >> jimmy: my man. also, one of my new favorite shows, from the netflix series "the oa" -- have you seen this yet? >> steve: no. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: love it. brit marling is joining us tonight. >> steve: wow. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: she's great. also joining us tonight, gosh, he's so cute. i was talking to him backstage. 12-year-old advice expert ciro ortiz is here. [ cheers and applause ] he's a tiny little man. little boy. he's this big. >> steve: is he really? >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. no. he's -- >> steve: can he fit in your pocket? >> jimmy: he's 12 years old. he's a normal sized boy. [ laughter ] but he gives advice. he goes -- he goes down to, like, the subway. and he's on the side of the subway and he sits down and people come up to him. they give him two bucks and he talks to people about their problems and stuff. [ light laughter ] >> steve: that's fantastic. >> jimmy: it's great. so, if you got -- yeah, think of a problem. if you got one for him later he'll hook you up. [ light laughte

danny just found out. he's coming down to the studio with a gun. >> first of all, i wanted to kill him and almost did. i said what the [ bleep ] is going on. they said, we wanted to try out simmons with the electronic drums. jeff had a set. i think it was -- i think it was bull. >> when technology started improving or at least growing or inventing new stuff musicians had to learn how to use them. >> being thrown on a click, i could see them talking about me in the crop rooch rk footstontrl everybody talking about me. i could feel the doubt. it just [ bleep ] me up. >> i really don't want to have to figure out where one is. that's the musician talking. changing the time without everybody else knowing where it's going to go, the rest of the guys in the band shouldn't have to figure it out. >> danny's lack of accurate time keeping and drumming was a detriment to the band in live performance. >> we went to england finally again. we hadn't had a career in england for a long time because terry insulted the count

danny just found out. he's coming down to the studio with a gun. >> first of all, i wanted to kill him and almost did. i said what the [ bleep ] is going on. they said, we wanted to try out simmons with the electronic drums. jeff had a set. i think it was -- i think it was bull. >> when technology started improving or at least growing or inventing new stuff musicians had to learn how to use them. >> being thrown on a click, i could see them talking about me on n the control room, feel everybody talking about me. i could feel the doubt. it just [ bleep ] me up. >> i really don't want to have to figure out where one is. that's the music talking. changing the time without everybody else knowing where it's going to go, the rest of the guys in the band shouldn't have to figure it out. >> danny's lack of accurate time keeping and drumming was a detriment to the band in live performance. >> we went to england finally again. we hadn't had a career in england for a long time because terry insulted the country on th

, they didn't think to give danny a job offer. so the world sought to kind of, and they said, he said for some reason the world is hostile to collaboration, and maybe it is like hostile to marriage but people need to assign individual credit. but the couple was under constant assault from the outside, especially the academic work to kind of say who did what and that was a horrible mistake because what, when they were together, they actually said in an interview, that never got published in the early eighties, he said, you know, together, separately we are okay, together we are genius. and the idea that you have to pick it apart is such a shame. let them just stay together, the magic there. >> rose: why did they break up? >> i think that what drove them apart was danny's perception that as their situations, their status became unequal, amos's feelings for him change, he started of believing the press a little bit. >> rose: that's what danny thought. >> right. and he felt maybe a little condescended to or amos became -- danny became

out on the las vegas strip, danny manu, an entrepreneur from manchester, has just strip, danny manu, an entrepreneur from manchester, hasjust flown in. his interest in translation headphones are not quite ready. they will eventually be tiny earbuds that he is still looking forward to ces. it is really important to us because we will be able to showcase what we are working on to the whole world to show them it is something we started yea rs show them it is something we started years ago. a small start—up with dedication and passion. the odds are against danny, a i—man bands taking on giants like apple and google but like plenty of people here, he is betting that he has a product that can change the world. our tech page on our website is dominated by this event. rory and others are there. follow them on twitter. staying with technology — and one of the vital commodities used in everything from smartphones to electric cars is becoming increasingly hot property. lithium has long been used in batteries for small gadgets — but lithium ion batteries are now also the dominant technol

danny pommels here. back-to-back games. embiid will play monday when the sacramento kings come to town. he scored 32 points and 7 boards in the loss to houston. sunday is the nhl all-star game in los angeles. you can see that here at 3:30 on nbc 10. saturday is the skills competition. the wayne train was involved in the four-line challenge shooting from the net at all three lines. simmo simmonds was in the first all-star game in the city where his career began. >> i'm excited. very excited. to be mentioned in the same breath as the guys i see in the room is an honor. >> you had a great ten-game winning streak, but getting back on track. what do you have to do better in the second half? >> we have to be consistent. it is like riding a roller coaster. not turning pucks over and making sure we are doing things the right way. >> he is recently engaged. >>> college hoops. we have more drama than a broadway play. 20 seconds to go. hawks with the ball. kim be kimbell. that is the game winner. drexel and charleston. joe chili. char

they say "it's danny"? and as night falls in the city, old havana loves to celebrate its artistic side. the gran teatro de la habana, a havana landmark since 1838. but with the castro government's belief in arts for all, it's become a theatre for the people, not just the privileged. it's a big charity gala tonight. the talk of the town. and choreographed by the living legend of cuban ballet, alicia alonso. danny and annette get themselves ready. applause and so to the centrepiece of tonight's show. annette and danny perform a sequence from the ballet giselle. it may look effortless, but this is the result of years of dedication, and a passion i've already noticed so many cubans share. head out of havana, and there's an awful lot more to discover about the cuban archipelago. my next destination is trinidad, the sugar town, halfway along the coast of the main island, some 350km from the capital. one really cool thing i've noticed about cuba, there's hardly any traffic. we've been driving down some of the main

. ♪ >> and also, the way that danny played drums. >> danny, he had a feel, an r&b thing. i mean, wow. >> terry, walter and myself were a band of brothers. we were inseparable, really. we were really, really close. had already been through a lot together. peter, he was a great, great singer. when i first heard his voice, i went, wow. ♪ this feeling that we had together ♪ >> peter had been in a band, the exceptions. that's my earliest knowing of anything together. >> our first gig was at a club on the south side of chicago. generally people the age of my parents. it was yeah, yeah, yeah! this is great! >> something happened in me that i decided that this is what i wanted to do for a living. as soon as i came to that realization, my mom and dad tried to talk me out of it. they didn't think there was any future. you know, a long-term future anyway. we're often asked in school, what do you want to be when you grow up? a and, i don't know, a fireman? >> all the while, we were in contact with jim. >> i was first involved with the fellas in college. >> he saw there was no way

danny? >> danny pommells from csn, howie rosen looks for the intangibles that the team is looking for in the upcoming nfl draft. another thrilling win for the sixers. and could the flyers follow up with winning another? highlights from msg next. >>> hey, hey, good evening. danny pommells with you once again. the sixers fresh off a surprising win over the clippers in south philly. no embiid, no okafor but another thriller. sixers fans trusting the process in milwaukee. the process is everywhere. milwaukee bridged the first and second quarters with a huge run highlighted by this riddiiculou dunk here. later in the second sixers have a big one of their own. the trifecta far side. sixers lead big at the half. fourth quarter, a tight game. greg monroe, a thorn in the sixers' side all night long. later the sixers back in front with under 20 ticks to go and noel. from the far elbow cash out, the bench loves it. another big win for the sixers, 114-109 over the buccs. >> we're having a lot of fun. th

. >> i had the privilege of knowing danny thomas himself, and i know that danny thomas and st. jude enjoyed a tremendous relationship with elvis presley. >> reporter: elvis bought it for $55,000, with the purpose of die nateing it to charity. >> st. jude hospital has taken over this vessel. >> there's an aura about it's elvis's yacht. okay? so that i loan i think creates a lot of value to people. >> reporter: elvis owned the ship for only a few weeks, but that was enough for it to appreciate. just one portion of the ship was clean up and painted for these pictures before the which is was auctioned off again, this time for $75 how. >> anything that had elvis's name attached to it at that time, and even now, the value goes through the roof. >> reporter: in the port of oakland, eventually rescued it again from the scram heap, restoring it to its present grandeur, but that opportunity might never have happened if not for the king. >> we were so happy our ship was saved. if in elvis hasn't purchased it, that would have been the end of the potomac. and we're told that he didn't even

♪ >>> hey, danny pommels with you. case of the bubble guts in the sixers practice and is listens as questionable. better news. he's fourth in all-star voting. hoping to make the all-star team and get a date with his crush, thought to be singer rihannriha. he was asked about his ulterior motive. >> if it does, it's another reason for me to try to help promote him. i had a different agenda. but if that's the side benefit for joelle, i can see that. he's got good taste. >> #nbavote isn't that what it is? i'll do it if it will help him get a date with rehannihanna. >> december 14th was the flyers when they won their tenth straight game and had a nine point lead. things have changes. they've lost seven of eight games and last night was their fifth straight 5-2 to the rangers. they were leading the wild card over toronto and tampa bay. the lightening invest visit on saturday. >> i don't think we're playing that bad of hockey, we need to find a way. >> i don't care anybody in the lockerroom thing about thn thin. we got to fin

mom at el-erian and danny blanchflower speaking on bloomberg. let's get you a preview of what is to come. u.s. labor market data and the opec cuts gave oil prices a boost, but is the dollar fell strength a looming headwind? we will look into that story. tracy: emerging markets versus u.s. equities. we will get the 2017 investment outlook with ubs management's kevin pay. this is bloomberg. ♪ yousef: welcome back. you are watching the bird markets middle east, live from sunny dubai. tracy: ok, we are going to stick with china. as promised, you pointed out that china was one of the big, big stories this year. we have ubs management regional chief investment officer calvin -- kelvin kaye. china, it's not even the lunar new year yet. is this an opportunity? >> we think it's an opportunity to rid largely because there is a rotation out of the emerging markets. we did not see quite enough money being rotated out of these markets. -- we do like the chinese internet companies. we think there is really good value. they are interesting and we don't see t

that is your look at sports, i'm danny pommells. >>> time now to check in with kate snow for a look at what's coming up on nbc "nightly news." >> speaking of that game that's coming up tonight, it's right in the path of that deadly ice storm affecting americans from los angeles all the way up to- >>> as president-elect donald trump's inauguration, we'll bring you a preview of that day. >>> and the ringling brothers circus is set to close. i'll send it back to you. >> thank you so much. and we'll be right back. type 2 diabetes, listen up. we're not professional athletes... ...but that doesn't mean we're giving up. i'm in this for me. for me. along with diet and exercise, farxiga helps lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. lowering a1c by up to 1.2 points. do not take if allergic to farxiga. if you experience symptoms of a serious allergic reaction such as rash,... ...swelling, difficulty breathing or swallowing,... ...stop taking and seek medical help right away. do not take farxiga if you have severe kidney problems,... ...are on dialysis, or have bladder cancer. tell you d

there is the director, danny boyle. there is the director, danny boyle. the cast have been working on the orange carpets here, robert carlyle, jonny lee miller, ewen bremner and ewa n jonny lee miller, ewen bremner and ewan mcgregor, who told me earlier today that until the first day of filming last summer, before of them had not been in the same room for more than 20 years. —— the four of them had not been in the same room. choose life, choose a job, choose a career. . . choose life, choose a job, choose a career... trainspotting was the defining film of mid—90s cool britannia than stop the movie poster was on students's walls, the soundtrack in their cd players. it dealt with addiction, headedness and friendship, and more than 20 years later, the gang is back together. so what you are looking at is that. we met the director danny boyle where it all began. we implied they rushed straight from princes street where they wheel being chased by store detectives, onto this road and then re nt detectives, onto this road and then rent and gets hit by a car

representative danny davis, illinois.

representative danny k davis, seventh district of illinois. representative gregory w meeks, fifth district of new york. representative barbara lee, 13th district of california. representative lacy clay, first district of missouri. representative david scott, 13th district of georgia. representative emmanuel cleaver, the second, fifth district missouri. representative al green, ninth district of texas. representative when asked more, fourth district of wisconsin.

recenti ti reptivity elijah cummings, and danny k. davis, 7th district of illinois. representative gregory w. meeks, fifth district of new york. representative barbara lee, 13th district of california. representative lacy clay, first district of mysterious. representative david scott, 13th district of georgia. representative emanuel cleaver the second. fifth district, mysterious. representative al green, ninth district, district of texas. representative gwen s. moore, fourth district of wisconsin, whip, congressional black caucus.

representative danny k. davis, seventh district of illinois. representative gregory w. meeks, fifth district of new york. representative barbara lee, 13th district of california. representative lacy clay, first district of missouri. representative david scott, 3th district of georgia. representative emanuel cleaver

danny welbeck help turn his england team—mate theo walcott cruyff third minute and humanist before half—time. he then went on to add two more for his hat—trick and arsene wenger had to manage from the stands as this was the first of his four—game touchline ban. 5—0. yaya toure's free kick adding to earlier goals from raheem sterling and others, sam allardyce isjust one win in eight since taking over as palace manager. it is the same old story and you can't keep conceding goals and certainly the first two goals were preventable. that is my big task, to stop the players from playing like they play, but giving the opposition goals that in times in the game when there is nothing between the teams and we really had to stop. premier league leaders chelsea are safely through to the last 16... beating brentford 4—0

she was with him and his wife in pakistan before danny was slain. with me is jim hanson. the white house says it's not a muslim ban. those words don't appear anywhere in the executive order. it's a temporary halt, what restriction. the question is how does any country properly vet collapsed states. isis is active in mosul and libya. >> there is no guarantee that you can. you certainly can't as the national intelligence and f.b.i. stated. there are no records to check against. the vetting system that's been in place the last 8 years is relying on interviews and the u.s. and other places to ask enough questions and trip these people up. that's not good enough. so extreme vetting is a step in the right direction. there are ways to dig deeper. >> your point is well taken. there are thousands of terror plots. that's what the media is not reporting. thousands of terror plots aimed at the united states. if you have naturalized citizens or immigrants, they often go back for training. we have new jersey senator cory booker. cory booker is saying they are targeting muslims. >> what

here's danny with sports. >>> thanks, erica. up next, fliers play some of their worst hockey of the season. we'll show you how they fairs in d.c. and the nfl playoffs within sometimes it's the small measurements that mean the most. came down to a matter of inches and seconds. >>> this is sports desk, brought to you by xfinity. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >> hey, hey, i'm danny from csn. the fliers battled the baddest team and good scaldest in the process. make in a nine. good news is, i guess, fliers held alex ovechkin. here's why that exploded up 1-0 in the third ninth. he likes to make it 2-0. two minutes later off the fliers turnover. looks like he's going to shoot, nice pass, and then the slot for 3-0. and then two and a half minutes later, again from the point makes it 4-0. 49 seconds later, williams, again, second of the game, scored four goals and phillip stopped all 24 fliers shots. head into a five-day break with a 5-0 defeat. >> how much worse you can get. you know, like i said, it's a combin

danny is absolutely right. that is not going to happen overnight, but the signaling we are moving that way can be important. this is an employment report that will encourage the fed to hike at least three times next year. this is a fed that is going to move beyond being short-term data dependent and it is going to become a little more strategic. particularly if we get the fiscal stimulus that danny mentioned. mark: muhammad ali area. -- mohamed el-erian. danny blanchflower. chrysler rising today. increasingly confident about hitting their targets. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: i'm mark barton counting down to the european close just about 15 minutes away. vonnie: from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. we turn our focus to fiat chrysler. the ceo sergio marchionne is entering into the final phase of his career there. with a look at whether it is free fiat chrysler so, how is hema going to do this? investors think he will. >> yes, yes, exactly. sergio marchionne starts his last two years at the head of fiat chrysler and

so, danny green has come on. ginobili went back to the locker room. it looked like some kind of back spasms, as he was holding his back. james looks for irving fakes the three. now puts it up -- david lee tips it, taken by leonard. and leonard will slow it down. under a minute remaining. >> jeff: but i love the initial push. try to see if you can get an advantage in transition. >> mike: shumpert gets up into mills. mills to lee. lee out to aldridge. open jumper -- it's good. lamarcus aldridge puts the spurs up by three. >> mark: another big to big feed, with david lee diving to the hoop and finding a shotout aldridge. >> mike: james. that long three misses. comes out to irving in the corner. and a time-out called by tyronn lue with 25.5 remaining. 21 on the shot clock, and the cavs down three. >> mark: pick and roll offense, and david lee sets the screen, dives. help has to come, because of his ability to dive to the cup. lamarcus aldridge. quality, quality offense, again for the san antonio spurs. understanding how they're going to score, trusting th

danny pommels with you. tummy troubles will not keep beats out of tonight's game. he also talked about the all stars game voting, yeah, this guy fourth in the eastern conference in front court voting. he is trying to impress his crush rumored to be rihanna. but he said he was not expecting to do so well so soon. >> surprised i got that many votes but it shows the fans care about me and support me and i like that. >> maybe they want you to get a date? >> i don't know, maybe. >> all right. this is ben simmons on the court in boston. maybe getting stretched out on the court. he's traveling with the team for the first time this season. there he is on the court. there's no time table for his return to the squad. another step in his recovery from foot surgery, though. >> you know, when it gets closer and closer and closer and they feel like, you know, basketball isn't that far away, you know, there's a different light at the end of his road. and so, you know, there's just a bounce to his personality. there's a bounce to his step. and you do feel like there's a new way he

i'm danny pommels. number one no more. shocking loss for villanova. we'll show you how the nation's best wasless than themselves. plus it was rocking in south philly as the sixers continue. highlights from a wild one at wells fargo next. >>> hey, hey, good to see you, danny pommells with you once again. the number one team in college basketball, the villanova wildcats facing marquette, the team they beat by double digits earlier this month. that was earlier. the cats talked about how tough a team marquette was this week. early on nova dominant. jehlen brenson, the steal, the stick. nova led by 17 at the half but the second half a much different story. just over a minute to go, we have more drama than a broadway play. marquette down only three, kayton reinhart, string music, ties the game. nova fighting off the ropes. the wildcats down two. bronson misses josh hart, huge pushback, ties the game at 72. marquette goes ahead on free throws leaving nova with the last chance. they got the basketball under 10 seconds to go, bronson right at the rim with the

danny savage, bbc news, york. there's been a steep increase in the number of people arriving at accident and emergency departments in england with mental health issues — putting more pressure on a system already under strain. the latest official figures analysed for the bbc show 165,371

he knew that danny would be a great symbol of propaganda by al-qaeda. and when he was later interrogated by the fbi, he said that he videotaped danny's murder for propaganda. what we have happening today is a continuation of that kind of cyber jihad. that video was broadcast around the world and today the left putting out this myth that america has put forward a muslim ban is continuing the propaganda of the radicals against america. and i sit before you as an american muslim seeking peace and tolerance and women's rights saying that we cannot create more messaging for the radicals, and it is the left along with the muslim right that are teaming up to create american hysteria in the world. we have to stop it. and the media needs to not go along with it. and this executive order is not perfect, but it's a necessary step because 15 years later, danny is dead and the idea of radical islamic extremism is alive. liz: thank you for correcting me. it was 15 years ago. you're exactly right. can you explain to me how the left is helping out the muslim right in t

so, danny green has come on. ginobili went back to the locker room. it looked like some kind of back spasms, as he was holding his back. james looks for irving. irving fakes the three. now puts it up -- david lee tips it, taken by leonard. and leonard will slow it down. under a minute remaining. >> jeff: but i love the initial push. try to see if you can get an advantage in transition. >> mike: shumpert gets up into mills. mills to lee. lee out to aldridge. open jumper -- it's good. lamarcus aldridge puts the spurs up by three. >> mark: another big to big feed, with david lee diving to the hoop and finding a shotout aldridge. >> mike: james. that long three misses. comes out to irving in the corner. and a time-out called by tyronn lue with 25.5 remaining. 21 on the shot clock, and the cavs down three. >> mark: pick and roll offense, and david lee sets the screen, dives. help has to come, because of his ability to dive to the cup. and then, drops it off to lamarcus aldridge. quality, quality offense, again for the san antonio spurs. understanding how t

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danny is betting that he has the product that can change the world. we have a full hour of news coming up, now, time for a look at the weather forecast the main theme of the weather has been temperature driven, the story, as we move to the weekend, little in the way of change, this was this morning, blue sky, sunshine, hard frost and bitterly cold start, i suspect as we move into tomorrow there will be more cloud around, it will be milder, but for many it will be wetter as well, first signs of this, the cloud that is gathering out into the west, that will bring the rain through the night tonight. glorious day elsewhere, is clear skies and sunshine, keeping that for the early half of the night, temperatures perhaps falling low enough for a touch of frost and some freezing fog. the cloud gathers out to the west, the rain arrives, the wind will begin to pick up, we will see a difference in the temperature is, 8 degrees in belfast and zero in the london area, across to southern england, relatively dry, cloud gathering into the south—west. cold frosty po

danny savage, bbc news, west yorkshire. a cycle courier has won an employment rights case against the logistics firm city sprint in a ruling that could have implications for other workers. maggie dewhurst was classed as ‘self—employed' but argued she should be treated as a worker and given rights including holiday and sick pay. the company says it's ‘disappointed' as our industry correspondent john moylan reports. maggie dewhurst delivers medical supplies by bike to hospitals and labs, but despite being a city sprint career for the last two years, she doesn't have basic workers' rights. —— courier. she's one of thousands in the so—called gig economy, characterised by temporary, insecure jobs. city sprint say she is an independent contractor. in other words, she is self—employed. but she believes her relationship with the firm is more like that between employer and worker. we spend all day being told what to do, when to do it and how to do it. we are under their control. we are not a mosaic of small businesses.

we just felt really welcome with danny boyle. we talked about normal stuff, football, music, he treated us stuff, football, music, he treated us just like normal people. stuff, football, music, he treated usjust like normal people. the addiction stuff. you know, they really got it across in the film. it was really good. it's doing something positive and making healthy choices. i think they ca ptu red healthy choices. i think they captured that well. i think its great how they looked at addiction and notjust great how they looked at addiction and not just covering great how they looked at addiction and notjust covering drugs, but facebook, porn, food. exercise. addiction covered a wide range of stuff and i think train—spotting did that. i'm looking forward to you guys having your position where you are sitting in a cinema that is absolutely packed and you are in the most anticipated film of 2017. —— pa rt of most anticipated film of 2017. —— part of the most anticipated film. and bro as massively changed since the first

i'm danny pommells at csn. thank you. >>> now to the final forecast. >> so i didn't get to this earlier, because there is so much to go over. we are tracking that nestorthe . we have patchy fog for tonight. and in fact, areas of dense fog. we have that dense fog advisory through early tomorrow morning. by tuesday, everything starts to clear, but i think we have to keep in mind that parts of lehigh valley could see a wintry mix, and that's really, of course, dangerous. we're getting a lot, we have coastal flooding potential and possibly some beach erosion, as well. >> so much to talk about and you'll be talking about it more at 11:00. that's nbc 10 news for now. see you tonight at 11:00. "nbc nightly news" is next. have a great night. >>> on a saturday night, millions march. the huge rallies led by women in washington, around the country and around the world. most demanding president trump respect their rights and human rights. >>> cia admission. the president visits the spy agency with nothing but praise for th

danny, remains a pretty bad scary mexican like no irony. like don't get nearly with that, please. leave me in peace. the same for sophia on modern family. everybody's favorite latina. the ways you can see her as an evolutionary step past lupe as the mexican spitfire. she was like an early 20th century lucille ball. she was a huge megastore in hollywood. she was funny, she could dance, she was mexican. and then you get sofia baggara on modern, and you think to yourself, wow, she's rich. no. i mean, in some senses she repeats all of the stereotypes. she is incredibly sexy. i don't hold that against her. she's a beautiful woman, a great actress. she's also a producer. she savvy woman lighter skin, sometimes in the book i talk about actors and the conscience they wear and the kind of help, like an animal skin. you don't know where the costume stops and the soul begins. and i think you have to do so much as latino or latina just to get on stage, just to get in front of the camera, that you don't have time to be progressive all the way. i've got bills to pay. my agent told me i have to

danny savage, bbc news, huddersfield. with less than three weeks to go until he leaves office, president obama says he plans to release more inmates from the guantanamo bay detention centre — after vowing to shut it down when he took office. but the president—elect donald trump has taken issue with his decision — tweeting that the inmates are ‘dangerous people' who shouldn't be released. guantanamo bay was opened injanuary 2002 to hold terror suspects after the september 11th attacks and the subsequent us—led invasion of afghanistan. at its peak, as many as 779 prisoners were held there. during his time in office, president obama has released 179 inmates. our security correspondent gordon corera who first visited guantanamo bay 15 years ago has been back inside to report on its future. the evening call to prayer from inside the cells of guantanamo bay. for everyone here, these are uncertain times. president obama promised to guantanamo when he first took —— to close guantanamo. office but he was frustrated b

remit the rector danny boyle where it all began. we implied they ran onto this wall and renton gets hit here by a car. what have you been up to 420 years? since trainspotting danny boyle has dominated the oscars with slum dog millionaire and triumphed with the 2012 olympic opening ceremony so why 110w 2012 olympic opening ceremony so why now for a sequel to the film which made his name? since we made the first movie people constantly come up first movie people constantly come up to you and talk about the characters like they know them. and that made us think, not that we had an obligation, but obviously you think, a kind of duty to perhaps turn to it again. trainspotting was about the cutting edge, here we are more than 20 years later, how do you make sure this is not the film equivalent of dad dancing? well the truth is you can't. part of the responsibility of what we were doing is embracing the fact we are making toa is embracing the fact we are making to a sequel that people knew intimately and how we were going to grow up with t

danny savage in lincolnshire. in the west of england, gritting lorries are out on the major routes and some drivers have reported difficult conditions on high ground. 0ur correspondent, john henderson, has just sent us this update from postbridge on dartmoor. it stopped snowing. the wind has died off. but it is still very cold. the big question again is what are the roads and cars going to be like tomorrow morning? we are expecting freezing cold temperatures at about one o'clock in the morning. i think so one o'clock in the morning. i think so far the south—west has got away with it ok. the bridges have been busy. not too many problems on the railways. the airport has no problems. a couple of flights cancelled at the airport. the gritters have been really busy. the big question is have they been succeeding in making sure the roads are ok succeeding in making sure the roads are 0kforthe succeeding in making sure the roads are ok for the work commutes tomorrow morning? donald trump seems to be at odds with some of