and enjoy a hallmark movie. [laughter] it was a fun movie to do. >> harris: if you need somebody to help you hold those rings, you just let me know. >> joe: the other thing, i get to play in agent and this one. so i get to yell and scream and throw things. it's fun. if that time of your. >> harris: for a few seconds, i will take good care of it. i'm glad you are here. let's get to the news. the senate is set to consider two bills tomorrow. the president's proposal which includes border wall funding and temporary protections for some illegal immigrants who came to the united states as children along with some other measures. the senate democrats bill, which temporarily funds the government through february 8th, is without any wall funding. both pieces of legislation are expected to fail. yesterday, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell called on democrats to support the president's proposal. watch. >> the opportunity to end all this is staring us right in the face. all that needs to happen is for our democratic

the loverly designed neon lights are all hallmarks of hong kong cityscape bought cheap. is gradually replacing the old tradition and that's a piece of culture the former british crown colony not everyone wants to accept that. if you want to experience a part of hong kong's history you have to wait until nightfall. card in china is on the lookout for old neon signs when she's out and about. i grew up in eighty's this is this is the kind of like street scenes i was. very familiar so this is closer to. the homecoming that is to. the colorful neon signs became a symbol of the prosperity and strong business spirit in the former british colony the local neon makers shaped them into chinese calligraphy nowadays a cheaper alternative to neon has become available. a huge one year and then the blue and yellow one. after the l.e.d. and then one day i think i know just enough. you can actually come. for chan a part of hong kong's identity is fading. how come it's such a thing i think it's. a days maybe. time it may not be something. that. is one of the few remaining master craftsmen

organizations defend themselves from cyber crime according to its experts the bangladesh bank heist bears the hallmarks of other attacks a distinctive code used to erase the tracks of hackers that also featured in an attack on sony pictures in twenty fourteen the u.s. government has blamed that on north korea a claim that north korea denies so we've got a few clues from the tools that these attackers used in bangladesh bank and other attacks that we've we've seen and the tools are very specific to a group called the wrists and this is a name that's been given by the security community and it's a group that has been involved in attacks on south korea than of volved attacks in the u.s. we've seen them in attacks in europe as well and they're almost certainly behind this this bangladesh bank heist as well the russian cyber security firm kaspersky lab has also said it found digital evidence that lazarus hackers made a direct connection from an ip address in north korea to a server in europe used to control systems infected by the group just perske said that was the first time they've seen a direct connecti

until january 24th, enjoy a free week of movies on us- from networks like epix, lifetime movie club, hallmark movies now, and history vault. just say, "show me movie week." that's a full week of your favorite hit movies on your tv, online, or on the go with the xfinity stream app. [shouting] and it's all on us, all week long. you've got some serious watching to do. >>> the nfl plans to discuss whether video replay needs to be implemented after the infamous no call. gail benson calling the loss difficult to accept. she went on to say no team should ever be denied the opportunity to reach the title game or simply win based on the actions or inactions of those charged with creating a fair or equitable playing field. >>> a pop star is calling out fashion designers who say she is too big to dress. ♪ if it's meant to be, it will be, it will be, baby just let it be ♪ >> she is dominated as best new artist, but she's havinga hard time to find an outfit and took to instragram to vent her frustrations. >> if a size 6/8 is too big, then i don't know what to tell you. then i don't want to wear your

you may recall instances that are hallmarks of today's address. the first one is really unusual and does not happen often. as the address has become more partisan, it is perhaps something we should expect to see again in the future. .ou may recall this spiri >> there are those who claim members would ensure illegal immigrants. this is false. the reform i am proposing would not apply to those who are here illegally. >> you lie > [booing] >> not true. prof. ubertaccio: that is congressman joe wilson yelling at president obama, you lie. that is not a formal state of the union address, but a presidential address. the president is speaking about the health care bill that he is advancing. wilson apologizes for the outburst. it was considered a breach of decorum. there is that. the face on the vice president and nancy pelosi during this is priceless. they considered this a real breach. yet, as the address has become more partisan, it is perhaps not unusual that the house would look more like the house of commons during a debate, if you have ever seen pri

my mom were here. enjoy a free week of movies on us- from networks like epix, lifetime movie club, hallmark movies now, and history vault. just say, "show me movie week." that's a full week of your favorite hit movies on your tv, online, or on the go with the xfinity stream app. [shouting] it's all on us, and it's all coming soon. you've got some serious watching to do. >>> hello, everyone. this is "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. and this is something a lot of us never thought that we'd hear. the president of the united states publicly denying that he's ever worked for russia. the president of the united states. that comes as the transcripts of closed-door congressional interviews reveal details of how a half dozen senior fbi officials opened an investigation into whether president trump was following the directions of russia in the aftermath of the firing of fbi director james comey. trump called fbi officials scoundrels and dirty cops. and there's more. we've learned president trump actually took away his interpreter's notes after a july 2017 meeting with vladimir putin in hamburg. and warn

after the pomp, this speech takes on, today, all the hallmarks of a political rally. if there is one feature of the state of the union address we are all familiar with, it is the incessant applause. and the unusual nature, particularly during divided government where one party controls one or both houses in the president is of a different party, if the president says something and the speaker is of his party, the and if thends, speaker is not a member of his party, the speaker remains seated while the vice president --lauds this looked awkward vice president applauds. this looked awkward during the clinton years, sometimes they don't stand, sometimes half the chamber stands to applaud if the president says something partisan. this looks more like a political rally than anything else. the washington post" reported that during george w. bush's state of the union address, or every minute of his speech there were 29 seconds of applause. so that is a lot of interruptions in a state of the union address. many people watch. president trump commanded an audience of 46 million

all the hallmarks of a perfect media hit, and they didn't pay any attention to it, doing their facts and data, and the research, and they got burned. >> sean: it is really twisted. >> sean, it would have happened if he hats just said "trump." >> sean: yeah. when we come back, a major story breaking about the fbi, we have the exclusive details, and we will detail a new segment tonight, "villain of the day." i promise you, it will shock your soul and your conscience. straight ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: all right, we have breaking news in our "hannity watch" deep state updatest tonight, "the hill"'s john solomon detailing fbi general counsel james baker's unusual interventions in the russia probe. also, our own gregg jarrett has an article on foxnews.com about testimony that shows even more fbi/doj misconduct, part of the effort to hurt donald trump. joining us now, "the hill"'s investigative columnist, john solomon. and the author of "the russiaig hoax," gregg jarrett. this is important what you found out. >> i was able to confirm the testimony of a top fbi lawyer by the name of trici

season remaining but liverpool's match with manchester city in a little over an hour's time has all the hallmarks of a title decider. win and the reds move ten points clear of the champions, nine ahead of second—placed spurs. and with liverpool yet to lose in 20 league games this season, is that a gap too big for the champions to make up? joe lynskey reports. in great title rivalries, there are matches that turned the course of the season. the end of 2018 has seen liverpool grasp control. tonight they go to manchester city, trying to pull away at the top. these are modern managers with their own kind of mind games, the build—up to one of mind games, the build—up to one of the premier league's great matches has seen them complement each other. we have to be full of desire, angry, all that stuff like in the other games, we have to be all that, but with the knowledge of the opponent is for me, still the best thing in the world. that is how it is. they the best team in europe the way they play, their consistency and the details in their game. it is and the details in their game. it is a dream t

i think it's also a hallmark of india as a great democracy that the court is independent, that the judiciary is being independent and being able to make this law. and subsequently, as i mentioned, the enforcement of this law, enabling women actually to be able to enter this temple and actually pursue the faith as much as men can or women of non—childbearing age can. and briefly, doctor, what effect is changing rules such as these having for women in india, briefly? i think it's tremendous change for women to first of all feel confident that the law is behind them, and that they will actually be able to pursue things and the court will be behind them. but i think the other part here is to think about change as being slow. social change is never quick, and therefore you see the resistance from traditionalists here. but i think there have been many such traditions in the past aaa; aa aa aaa aaaa a: teaa:’§ change to actually occur. do you preferi fox or the resident pet. ten pet . ten downing street, larry pet of ten downing street, larry kick—out? pet of ten downing street, larry kick-o

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say, "thank you." enjoy a free week of movies on us- from networks like epix, lifetime movie club, hallmark movies now, and history vault. just say, "show me movie week." that's a full week of your favorite hit movies on your tv, online, or on the go with the xfinity stream app. [shouting] it's all on us, and it's all coming soon. you've got some serious watching to do. >>> the president says to his aides, we are getting crushed by the shutdown. that's according to "the new york times" tonight. frustrated about why he can't get a deal, why he can't get a deal everyone flat out told him he couldn't get. why he couldn't get a deal even when republicans controlled both houses of congress. let alone now that nancy pelosi is the speaker. she's in charge. joining me now is mea love. thank you for joining us this evening, mea. i'm so glad to have you on. >> thank you, don. >> speaker pelosi suggested the president delay his "state of the union" address until the shutdown has been resolved citing security concerns. this is power move and it's something the president has not dealt with yet in this p

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but we believe this has all the hallmarks, and appears to be an isolated incident. the injured policeman is now at home. but the couple attacked here last night are likely to be in hospital for some time. to reiterate, danny's package was put together a few hours ago before we got the details from greater manchester police. just to update you, the 25—year—old arrested last night has been detained under the mental health act. police also said a counterterrorism investigation is ongoing. nothing to mean of people are involved in the attack. that address that day told you about in cheatham hill and asserted that address continues. so a 25—year—old arrested and detained under the mental health act and we'll find out how that story and many others are covered in the front pages. at 11:30pm this evening in the papers. our guestsjoining me tonight are nigel nelson, who's the political editor of both the sunday mirror and sunday people, and the political commentatorjo phillips. a nasa spacecraft has flown past the most distant world ever studied in our solar system,

reject basic freedoms we appreciate what they've done whether ngo law open on its public debates a hallmark of a thriving society and stand to benefit the egyptian people greatly we both i know foreign minister shukri i both look forward to seeing the fruits of our a lot of cooperation on these many issues egypt will continue to have a great and strong friend in the united states thank you for mr. bush and. holding the relations between the two countries of the consultations between both come for his. and i don't feel the. work of both conflict is preparing for talks with which to. framework they follow and the first ministers in both countries and their meetings are the dialogue a question to both of you what's the most important topics to be discussed by this mechanism and what is their effect of this election between both come through as also the meeting will be held during this year have you had any agreement about this mechanism in this meeting but tekla days in norway with about the relations between the two countries for show and this is a teacher collation so many mechanisms for whi

we ask people to remai vigilant, but we believe this has all the hallmarks and appes to be an isolated incident. danny: the injured policeman is now at home, but the couple attack likely to be in hospital for some time. beny davage reporting. 20 years ago the euro was introduced in 11 member states of the european union. now millions of citizens use the single currency and it is one of the biggest examples of european integration. but over the years it has comein or a lot of criticism. a short while ago i spoke to a professor from the london school of economics and i asked him if 20 years on, the euro could be considered a success story. >> to some extent it was kind of like an announced disaster, disaster with prior warng. it was always clear that theeu project was quite ambitious, and that was calibrated to relatively normal, minor business cycle then we had a crisis of 2008, outside the bounds of anything we expected. one of those rare events. that exposed greece -- that should have been unsurprising because greece was a basket case already when they joined. they were admitted for p

organizations defend themselves from cyber crime according to its experts the bangladesh bank heist bears the hallmarks of other attacks a distinctive code used to erase the tracks of hackers that also featured in an attack on sony pictures in twenty fourteen the u.s. government has blamed that on north korea a claim that north korea denies so we got a few clues from the tools that these attackers used in bangladesh bank and other attacks that we've we've seen and the tools are very specific to a group called the wrists and this is a name that's been given by the security community and it's a group that has been involved in attacks on south korea than of volved attacks in the u.s. we've seen them in attacks in europe as well and they're almost certainly behind this this bangladesh bank heist as well the russian cyber security firm kaspersky lab has also said it found digital evidence that lazarus hackers made a direct connection from an ip address in north korea to a server in europe used to control systems infected by the group just perske said that was the first time they've seen a direct connection

and we ushered in this era of globalism, the hallmark of which is massive unfair trade practices that basically drain the lifeblood out of the u.s. economy. >> but the standard of living -- american standard of living has increased since then. americans have more consumer power. americans live at a higher level. and the manufacturing industry is more robust than it used to be. >> well, i would -- >> we just have fewer jobs in manufacturing here because of innovation. >> i don't know where to start on that, but, for example, you take the auto industry. employment is dramatically down on that, and the degree of foreign content in the cars we actually assemble here is high. we used to be a vertically integrated auto industry, where what we made, we assembled here. now that's not the case at all. >> but that sounds like a nostalgic view of a manufacturing economy, when we have automation. we have more productivity per worker. >> no, i'm all for automation, because with automation, you get higher productivity and higher wages. we need to advance with the times, but what we don't need to do

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that there is a limit to what can be said at this time, though, from what i do know, it has all the hallmarks and appears to be an isolated incident. while i would stress that people do need to remain vigilant, they should nevertheless not be unduly alarmed and should continue to go about their daily business. the american space agency, nasa, has confirmed its new horizons probe has made contact with earth — after flying past the most distant object ever explored in our solar system. the encounter — which occurred some four billion miles away — was confirmed in a radio message. the probe acquired gigabytes of photos and other observations during the pass — which will now be sent home over the coming months. here's our science correspondentjonathan amos. far beyond the big planets like saturn and neptune, far beyond even the dwarf planet pluto, the new horizons spacecraft has been chasing down a mysterious, icy world known as ultima thule. researchers believe the deep—frozen, 30—kilometre—wide object can tell them new things about how the solar system formed, 4.6 billion years ag

. ♪ let love unfold when you add your heartfelt message to a new hallmark paper wonder card. welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... another nice day once this morning's rainfall clears out. temperatures will boost into a range of 60's with plenty of sunshine overhead before rain makes it's return into tomorrow. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san maze to sf. overturn accident wb 580 before 13. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) ( james ) now to the east bay. thieves are targeting wheels and tires on vehicles in hayward. you are looking at photos of a car on cement blocks at an apartment complex on the 25-thousand block of industrial way. the tires were stolen earlier this month. the victim had tire locks on her wheels but the theives were still able to get them auto repair shops say tires on certain specific vehicles are the most targeted. <"it has been getting really popular in the last month or so we've had six where all the t

but we believe this has all the hallmarks, and appears to be an isolated incident. the injured policeman is now at home, but the couple attacked here last night are likely to be in hospital for some time. danny savage reporting. the us secretary of state, mike pompeo, has told the israeli prime minister that president trump's decision to pull troops out of syria will not change cooperation between the two countries. he was meeting mr netanyahu in brasilia at the inauguration of jair bolsonaro. to the lead in syria in no way changes anything that this administration is working on alongside israel. —— the decision to leave syria. ahmed in the middle east stability and the protection of israel continues in the same way it did before that decision was made. now to tokyo, where japan's emperor akihito has given his final public new year address after a reign of three decades. emperor akihito is due to hand his essentially ceremonial role to his elder son in april. he's the first japanese emperor to abdicate in 200 years. a short time ago, the bbc‘s mariko oi watche

but we believe this has all the hallmarks, and appears to be an isolated incident. the injured policeman is now at home. but the couple attacked here last night are likely to be in hospital for some time. the us secretary of state has told the israeli prime minister that president donald trump's decision to pull troops from syria will not change cooperation between the countries. he met with benjamin netanyahu countries. he met with benjamin neta nyahu at countries. he met with benjamin netanyahu at inauguration of the brazilian president. this decision no way changes anything that the administration is working israel. our commitment to middle east stability continues in the same way it did before the decision was made. now to tokyo where japan's emperor akihito has greeted well—wishers for his last new year appearance at the imperial palace before his abdication. let's talk to mariko oi who has been watching this moment of history. what did he say? he made a short speech wishing everyone who gathered their a very happy new year. he will appear at the balcony a fe

but we believe this has all the hallmarks and appears to be an isolated incident. the injured policeman is now at home. but the couple attacked here last night are likely to be in hospital for some time. 20 years ago today, the euro was introduced in 11 member states of the european union. now 340 million citizens use the single currency, and it remains one of the biggest examples of european integration. but over the years, the common currency has come under criticism. it has been blamed for slowing down the economy of countries like italy and greece, and some politicians have called for a return to the national currency. a short time ago, i spoke to professor albrecht ritschl from the london school of economics. i asked him if, 20 years on, the euro can be considered a success story. to some extent, it was kind of a disaster with prior warning. it was always clear that the euro project was quite ambitious and that it was calibrated towards relatively normal minor business cycle fluctuations. and then we got the crisis of 2008, which was like outside of the bounds

but we believe this has all the hallmarks, and appears to be an isolated incident. the injured policeman is now at home. but the couple attacked here last night are likely to be in hospitalfor some time. a nasa probe has made contact with earth after its historic fly—past of the icy world known as ultima thule. the encounter happened over six billion kilometres away, making it the most distant ever exploration of an object in our solar system. 0ur science correspondent palab ghosh reports. ten, nine, eight, seven, six... it's not the new year they‘ re counting in, but the arrival of nasa's new horizons spacecraft. ..one! go, new horizons! it's just arrived at the most distant object that humanity has ever explored. this simulation shows the mission‘s target. it's called ultima thule. 4 billion miles away, it's one of the building blocks that planets are made from. we're here to tell you that last night, overnight, the united states spacecraft new horizons conducted the farthest exploration in the history of humankind and did so spectacularly. thousands of oper

remote control of a nother group it's not impossible to imagine that even though our it does have the hallmarks of of an icy isis type operation that given the level of lawlessness in our law that that might have been carried out by let's say extremist group but with the blessings of another group right right ever how should the military respond do you think in a way that will not only slightly a de whale this process that's been so long in coming. well i mean one of the points coming out of that mama soprano example is that the partnership the very robust partnership between government and the morrow islamic liberation front and a number of other stakeholders and partners and mechanisms on the ground which have been put in place over the last twenty is was largely overlooked and so we do see where government acts independently of other supportive peace loving partners on the ground like the m.i.l.f. and we do see outbreaks of violence so i think it's very very important that the philippine government now take seriously this vote and continue that partnership for peace because it's only when th

but we believe this has all the hallmarks, and appears to be an isolated incident. the injured policeman is now at home. but the couple attacked here last night are likely to be in hospital for some time. the us secretary of state mike pompeo has told the israeli prime minister that president trump‘s decision to pull troops out of syria will not change cooperation between the two countries. he was meeting mr netanyahu in brasilia at the inauguration of jair bolsonaro. the decision on syria in no way changes anything but the administration is working on alongside israel. account crisis campaign continues, we work together to counter the aggression of a run and alp middle eastern peace campaign continues. —— al middle east and peace campaign. now to tokyo where japan‘s emperor akihito has greeted well—wishers for his last new year appearance at the imperial palace before his abdication. he is due to hand his ceremonial role to his elder son. is the first emperor to abdicate in 200 years. a short time ago the bbc‘s mariko oi watched this moment of history.

people go as far as do self surgery to try and fix this perceived flaw, that is the hallmark of the condition. a lack of insight, not knowing these besiegers are not going to help. as professionals, either in mental health services or elsewhere, it is responsible date to be screening and picking up these cases. you have a questionnaire, i know the bdd took pa rt questionnaire, i know the bdd took part in video this question together -- bdd part in video this question together —— bdd foundation. part in video this question together -- bdd foundation. ithink part in video this question together -- bdd foundation. i think superdrug is moving forward to see if anyone screens positively on this questionnaire to refer them to their gp and take it from there. every gp can organise this is a mental health condition permitting a referral to a mental health service would be the next step. thank you. president trump has said he'll make what he's called "a major announcement" about the current us government shutdown during an address to the nation this afternoon. the president is expected to make con

which means like a rabbit sitting atop a wall we need to start watching hallmark's. like . this one. as it gets to the bottom. of. what they like you know that i got. with. the. world order on the watching the hawks i am tyrrel been there and joining me to very discuss the great wall the shutdown our illustrious political leadership here in the united states and playing politics with our lives as conservative commentator steve malzberg steve always a pleasure to have you on great to be here thank you so steve you know tuesday night lots of a whole lot of verbs adjectives and rhetoric from both sides of the great wall debate but honestly did any of it really move the country forward or at least move this debate forward or was the really just the two sides sniping at each other well first of all i find it fascinating troubling and very curious all three that there hasn't been one poll to this moment that i've seen done talked about i would have to think somebody's poll that if it was good for one side of the other they'd be touting it by now so i'm confused that i don't under

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and the bruising on her face and body was the hallmark of a homicide. >> the totality of injuries were not consistent with somebody slipping and falling and then a rescue attempt. >> and there was a clump of hair in the bottom of the spa, instinct entwined with a broken hair clip. that, he said, came from a violent struggle. >> when you lose that amount of hair, it's not explained by any fall. >> there were minor hiccups in the case. lindsay patterson, for example, was a little inconsistent about how long she looked over the backyard wall that first time she saw something going on. was it just a few seconds? or as long as a minute? but either way, said the prosecutor, lindsay was sure she saw physical contact. that was the important thing. >> he was given the opportunity to explain any physical contact that could in any way reasonably explain what lindsay patterson saw. in other words, were they washing each other, were they involved in a sex act? was there anything she could have misinterpreted? and at the end of the day, you're not just stuck with the fact that lindsay patterson made

but we believe this has all the hallmarks, and appears to be an isolated incident. the injured policeman is now at home. but the couple attacked here last night are likely to be in hospital for some time. police also say that the location of the attack may be a factor as well. this is manchester victoria station and is adjacent to the manchester arena where a suicide bomber kills 22 people back in 2017 and injured many hundreds of others. listening to what the counterterrorism officer had to say today and also what the chief constable of greater manchester police had to say to us today, they are reading between the lines, and it just today, they are reading between the lines, and itjust feels as though they do not feel as though it is a coincidence that this attack, which has happened in the city last night, that it happened here, that that is just a coincidence that it has happened at the same railway station close to the arena, so that is a pa rt close to the arena, so that is a part of the line of the inquiry as well. and full credit to the policeman, we heard fr

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means there is a limit to what can be said at this time, though from what i do know it has all the hallmarks and appears to be an isolated incident. what i would stress that people do need to remain vigilant they should never the less not be unduly alarmed and should continue to go about their daily excess. —— daily business. the american space agency, nasa, is waiting for a signal from its new horizons probe, which has aimed to fly past the most distant object ever explored in our solar system. the robotic craft was due to fly past a huge body of ice and dust called ultima thule. but it is some six and a half billion kilometres from earth, so it will take over six hours for new horizons to get a radio message — and any pictures — home. here‘s our science correspondentjonathan amos. far beyond the big planets, like saturn and neptune, far beyond even the dwarf planet pluto, the new horizons spacecraft has been chasing down a mysterious, icy world known as ultima thule. three, two, one, go, new horizons! and, atjust after 5:30am gmt this morning, the probe should have whipped by its

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that there is a limit to what can be said at this time, though, from what i do know, it has all the hallmarks and appears to be an isolated incident. while i would stress that people do need to remain vigilant, they should nevertheless not be unduly alarmed and should continue to go about their daily business. of course, the location of last night's attack will have been difficult for many people, given last yea r‘s difficult for many people, given last year's terror attack, and i'm sure there are many people who have been reminded of painful memories, andindeed been reminded of painful memories, and indeed of course we know there we re and indeed of course we know there were many people at the scene last night who were also very seriously affected by what they saw. it's why we've commissioned through our resilience hub a helpline number which will be available in the coming hours to provide people with any support and reassurance that they may need. that was andy burnham there, the mayor of greater manchester. the american space agency, nasa, has confirmed its new horizons probe has made c

but we believe this has all the hallmarks, and appears to be an isolated incident. the injured policeman is now at home. but the couple attacked here last night are likely to be in hospital for some time. police also say the location of the attack may also be a factor. it is close to the manchester arena where the bomb attack happened in 2017 when 22 people were killed by a suicide bomber. and i think the police suspicion is that it might be too much of a coincidence, that something similar potentially has happened close by. that is part of their enquiry too. a nasa spacecraft has flown past the most distant world ever studied in our solar system, some four billion miles away. there were celebrations from scientists at mission control when confirmation came through that the new horizons probe had achieved the historic fly by of the mysterious, icy world known as ultima tooley. 0ur science correspondent palab ghosh reports. ten, nine, eight, seven, six... it's not the new year they‘ re counting in, but the arrival of nasa's new horizons spacecraft. 0ne! go, new hor

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for your time jorge wrists a pool in bogota if i can start with you does this attack indeed bear the hallmarks of and if it does what message are they sending the colombian government. well first yes it does bear the marks of a yell and that's the way they have all paraded in the past in their terrorist attacks the most recent one happened. and it was very similar despite some minor differences that usually proceeding that way attacking the type of targets but most important probably is the fact that there is sufficient evidence in my view brought forward by the colombian prosecutor's offices. provide credit as credibility to the accusation that they did. against the leadership the other point in terms of the message it's basically a message that we do not know if it is of the entire group which is a federated quite known cohesive group in terms of decision taken ways dad is at least from one part of the group that they are withdrawing their support for the land to negotiate to the government an end to the. to the conflict that they have going on for the past fifty two years with the governmen

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remote control of a nother group it's not impossible to imagine that even though it does have the hallmarks of of an ice isis type operation that given the level of lawlessness in law that that might have been carried out by let's say extremist group.