into effect this morning at 9am and will last through 9pm tonight along the coast from sonoma county all the way down through monterey. experts say we'll be seeing waves breaking between 25 and 40 feet high, and at times as high as 50 feet at various points across the coast. although warning signs were up well before sunrise, some surfers decided to take advantage of the waves before they got too big."i just think it's really kind of messy out there this morning. it's kind of stormy. but actually what will happen is, this afternoon you'll see the beginning of the big swell, starting to come in. and then tomorrow morning you'll see it build really, really fast."although the waves were relatively small during the early hours, the water was choppy.they're expected to peak tonight through tomorrow, and conditions will improve late tomorrow night into tuesday morning.and while for some it may sound like a great opportunity to catch some waves, you are advised to stay away."we definitely have to be safe. today wasn't a day where we had to look out for each other though because it's not that bi

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this is the problem, they are all useless. —— between positions. the problem, they are all useless. -- between positions. the city likes john mcdonnell. they like what he has said. i would be amazed to hear that. they are quite fond of him. so it is an interesting split within the party, because they have a pretty large swathes, ten mps who are in lead constituencies. they believe they could lose the seat. it would be ridiculous, i believe they could lose the seat. it would be ridiculous, lam believe they could lose the seat. it would be ridiculous, iam100% remain, but it would be ridiculous for any leader of a party to put that many people and throw them under the bus. we will do more brexit in the next hour... no! never let it be said that we don't deal with other stories that come at us. the mail on sunday... money money money. what is this? can i say something as an american, we don't have listed broadcaster, yes. we pay for the licence fee. the majority of the income of this corporation comes from us, so of course people have something to say about it. but let me say that the mon

what have you produced in all your travels between our kingdoms? discord? war? death? it's so timely as well because we've got nicola sturgeon up north, we've got theresa may down south. and essentially our film is mirroring the same sort of dynamic that's happening between north and south right now and these two women in particular. do not play into their hands. your heart has more within it than the men who counsel you. you would do well to watch your words. i will not be scolded by my inferior. your inferior! the more i started to learn about her, the more sort of outraged i was that so many accounts in history had painted her out to be this sort of young, way in over her head girl. to see the tenacity that this woman had and how she just had it for so long, and it wasn't, i mean really in order to restrain her, they had to come up with lies about her and put her under house arrest for 18 years because she was just unstoppable. reckless child! on the face of it, this film is a classic costume drama to sit back and enjoy. but the way in which the story has been told,

kilmarnock lost a bit of ground with a surprising draw at hamilton. it was also i—all between hibs and livingstone. good win for st mirren at motherwell. rangers will move up to second if they get at least a draw at stjohnstone tomorrow. it's tight at the top of the championship too. leeds, norwich, west brom all right in the mix and it's norwich. who are back at the top of the league. teemu pukki's late winner at blackburn enough to take them ahead of leeds for now, they play aston villa tomorrow. big win for west brom too — 4—0 over rotherham whilst middlesborough beat reading. the result was never really in doubt, but real madrid have added yet another piece of silverware to their collection. wood manchester united 4—1, how long that lasts going really well down in wales. united cruising towards victory at the moment, with about 25 minutes left to play. the result was never really in doubt, but real madrid have added yet another piece of silverware to their collection. this afternoon they won the club world cup. they beat al ain, from the uae 4—i. luka modric and sergio ramo

kilmarnock lost a bit of ground with a surprising draw at hamilton. it was also i—all between hibs and livingstone. good win for st mirren at motherwell. rangers will move up to second if they get at least a draw at stjohnstone tomorrow. it's tight at the top of the championship too. leeds, norwich, west brom all right in the mix and it's norwich. who are back at the top of the league. teemu pukki's late winner at blackburn enough to take them ahead of leeds for now, they play aston villa tomorrow. big win for west brom too — 4—0 over rotherham whilst middlesborough beat reading. the result was never really in doubt, but real madrid have added yet another piece of silverware to their collection. this afternoon they won the club world cup. they beat al ain, from the uae 4—1. luka modric and sergio ramos were amongst the scorers. its the third time in a row real have won the title. so much football to look forward to in 2019, but it's not a bad time to reflect on the year that's gone, 2018 dominated by the world cup in russia. there's our own tournament review that you can catch on

detectives identified the six males all between 14 and 17-years old. holbrook is no longer employed by the newark unified school district. the alameda county district attorney is charing him with six counts of annoying a child under 18- years of age and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. ( james ) a janitor at farrallon view elementary school has been accused of committing lewd acts with a minor. following months of investigation, the sheriff's office says there is enough evidence to charge 54-year-old joel cortez altamirano with several crimes. the sheriff's office believes lewd acts occurred during school hours and after school. the sheriff's office sayit is concerend that there could be additional victims. < we do believe there may be more victims out there eiteer student of the school or the commnity so were encouraging anybody whos children may have had contact with him to call the detective bureau.">( james ) the school district said it is shocked and concerned by the allegations. altamirano is being held at the san mateo county jail on

and we have all worksheets. between them. but we retain. water barges in general. he. made a mayday mayday call. i have no engines on all. the way and they had already crossed the main mast. some of the. very very close. to an injunction in. court and that's the weird thing how the u.s. . action in the international waters to accrue international. we. do not engage in illegal activities this flag. at the moment we don't use it in africa. there is a. very. of course part of me always looks back to these days. that we had like. seven hundred way of course you always look back to the people who you work we. think. of us nice then stream we have been the direction seizure but has taking me personally fishing and overfishing has been my thing. i hope it would do more for the fish they don't scream when they die and nobody knows what's going on with them like they are the underlings of the planet in no way so for me to see these collaborations with governments putting more. work into. the dream. so. much more. we're. no use to you. so you really should it's been interesting.

detectives identified the six males all between 14 and 17-years old. holbrook is no longer employed by the newark unified school district. the alameda county district attorney is charing him with six counts of annoying a child under 18- years of age and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. ( darya ) a janitor a farrallon view elementary school has been accused of committing lewd acts with a minor. following months of investigation, the sheriff's office says there is enough evidence to charge 54-year-old joel cortez altamirano with several crimes. the sheriff's office believes lewd acts occurred during school hours and after school. the sheriff's office says it is concerend that there could be additional victims. < we do believe there may be more victims out there eiteer student of the school or the commnity so were encouraging anybody whos children may have had contact with him to call the detective bureau.">( darya ) the school district said it is shocked and concerned by the allegations. altamirano is being held at the san mateo county jail on

and we have all worksheets. between them. but we retained. water barges in general. he. made it made it made. i have no engines and all. they had already crossed the main mast. so one of the. very very close. to an injunction. court and that's the weird thing how the u.s. . action in the international waters. that it's international. still we. do not engage in illegal activities. at the moment we don't use it in africa. there is a piracy situation on a very. pirate flag. part of me all these days. that we had. seven hundred way of course you always look back to the people who you work we. think. of us nice but then. we have been the directions these are but has taking me personally fishing and overfishing has been my thing. i hope it would do more for the fish they don't scream when they die and nobody knows what's going on with them like they are the underlings of the planet in no way so for me to see these collaborations with governments putting more. work into. the dream come. true. for. you just to shift gears a bit so you can research and it's been interesting. norm

with the district's cooperation.through their investigation, detectives identified six male victims, all between 14 and 17-years-old.police say holbrook's victims were not students at the school he was teaching.the san lorenzo resident is no longer employed by the newark unified school district, however his name is still listed on its website. the alameda county district attorney is charging the former teacher with six counts of annoying a child under 18 years of age, and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. urging ... if you or anyone you know was also ( darya ) a janitor at farrallon view elementary school has been accused of committing lewd acts with a minor. following months of investigation, the sheriff's office says there is enough evidence to charge 54-year-old joel cortez altamirano with several crimes. the sheriff's office believes lewd acts occurred during school hours and after school. the sheriff's office says it is concerned that there could be additional victims. altamirano is being held at the san mateo one million ( darya ) in the north bay... petaluma police have

detectives identified the six males all between 14 and 17-years old. holbrook is no longer employed by the newark unified school district. the alameda county district attorney is charing him with six counts of annoying a child under 18- years of age and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. ( james ) a janitor at farrallon view elementary school has been accused of committing lewd acts with a minor. following months of investigation, the sheriff's office says there is enough evidence to charge 54-year-old joel cortez altamirano with several crimes. the sheriff's office believes lewd acts occurred during school hours and after school. the sheriff's office says it is concerned that there could be additional victims. altamirano is being held at the san mateo county jail on one million dollars bail. ( darya ) an oakland mother and nurse-- who was deported back to mexico last year-- is waking up with her family in the bay area this morning... maria mendoza- sanchez was deported in 2017 because of the trump administration's immigration policies.. sanch

it was pats on the back all round between these players with. good form going into this one. marco roy's hit got the visitors off to a back to just fifteen minutes. but some positioning from the referee no choice but to really. go with the foot. splitting costs dodie you come back here close to finishing one of the hosts three goals against by and now one against dortmund you come back you know certainly isn't scared of the big boys. and the home side doubled their lead in style early in the second tough was john simm unleashing a ferocious strike to make it two. with the clock ticking it was time for don't want to send on the big guns. and it paid off jaden santo with the ball to lucas push jack castlewood to finish in the eight minute does a little footwork from the englishman dickin before dortmund superstar struck his twelfth goal of the season. but it was too little too late as usual held on to record a famous victory. back to back but his legal wins for the promoted side fortune are flying high. look at that dozens of endorsements beaten starts the season doesn't of cam

i don't think so first of all. there was a common travel area between our land and the united kingdom. before both countries and we both joined the european union european common market on the same day in one thousand nine hundred three so the common traveler arrangement pretty dated stuff there are arrangements that are can be put in place at airports and ports i recall during the years of the troubles in twi are you know that. people have to go through certain channels or ports if they were traveling to the u.k. so i think there are ways in which. can be. addressed. thank you very much mr gilmore for this interview talking to former. prime minister minister for foreign affairs and trade discussing the irish border were part of the trouble. that is it for this edition of. seems wrong. to shape out. and in. the trail. one find themselves worlds apart. she still looks for common ground. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the us is over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crim

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it was perhaps on the back all round between these players with. good form going into this one. marco roy's hit got the visitors off to a bang off to just fifteen minutes. but some don't feel positioning from mary gave the referee no choice but to really. just hold off spot soon after go with the fitz toss you come back you know how to finish. so the hosts three goals against by and now want to get storm and you come back you know so. sadly isn't scared of the big boys. and the home side doubled their lead in style early in the second half was joined zuma unleashing a ferocious strike to make it through. with the clock ticking it was time for don't want to send on the big guns. and it paid off jade and center with a pull to lucas push chick back up castle with the finish of the eight minute does a little footwork from the english wunderkind before dortmund superstar struck his twelfth goal of the season. but it was too little too late as this will go held on to record a famous victory. back to back but his legal wins for the promoted side fortune are flying high. look at that do

it was on the back all round between these players with. good form going into this one. marco roy's hit got the visitors off to a back to just fifteen minutes. positioning from the referee no choice but to really. go with the fits. splitting poss jodi you come back here to cross the finish is one minute to the host's three goals against by and now one against dortmund you come back you know certainly isn't scared of the big boys. and the home side double digit lead in style early in the second half was joins him unleashing a ferocious strike to make it through. with the clock ticking it was time for don't want to send on the big guns. and it paid off jade and santo with the ball to lucas push jack castle at the finish of the eight minute does a little footwork from the englishman to kynde before dortmund superstar struck his twelfth goal of the season. but it was too isn't she late as just a little held on to record a famous victory. back to back bundles legal wins for the promoted side fortuna flying high. look at that dozens of endorsements beaten starts the season doe

into effect this morning at 9am and will last through 9pm tonight along the coast from sonoma county all the way down through monterey.experts say we'll be seeing waves breaking between 25 and 40 feet high, and at times as high as 50 feet at various points across the coast. although warning signs were up well before sunrise, some surfers decided to take advantage of the waves before they got too big."i just think it's really kind of messy out there this morning. it's kind of stormy. but actually what will happen is, this afternoon you'll see the beginning of the big swell, starting to come in. and then tomorrow morning you'll see it build really, really fast." although the waves were relatively small during the early hours, the water was choppy.they're expected to peak tonight through tomorrow, and conditions will improve late tomorrow night into tuesday morning.and while for some it may sound like a great opportunity to catch some waves, you are advised to stay away."we definitely have to be safe. today wasn't a day where we had to look out for each other though because it's not that bi

detectives identified the six males all between 14 and 17-years old. holbrook is no longer employed by the newark unified school district. the alameda county district attorney is charing him with six counts of annoying a child under 18- years of age and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. ( darya ) a janitor at farrallon view elementary school has been accused of committing lewd acts with a minor. following months of investigation, the sheriff's office says there is enough evidence to charge 54-year-old joel cortez altamirano with several crimes. the sheriff's office believes lewd acts occurred during school hours and after school. the sheriff's office says it is concerned that there could be additional victims. altamirano is being held at the san mateo county jail on one million dollars bail. ( darya )(ááá2 shotááá) in national headlines ... a bill is working its way through congress ... for an alert to help find missing adults.( james ) our washington d.c. correspondent brie jackson has more on the proposed legislation. the abduction an

into effect this morning at 9am and will last through 9pm tonight along the coast from sonoma county all the way down through monterey.experts say we'll be seeing waves breaking between 25 and 40 feet high, and at times as high as 50 feet at various points across the coast. although warning signs were up well before sunrise, some surfers decided to take advantage of the waves before they "i just think it's really kind of messy out there this morning. it's kind of stormy. but actually what will happen is, this afternoon you'll see the beginning of the big swell, starting to come in. and then tomorrow morning you'll see it build really, really fast."although the waves were relatively small during the early hours, the water was choppy.they're expected to peak tonight through tomorrow, and conditions will improve late tomorrow night into tuesday morning.and while for some it may sound like a great opportunity to catch some waves, you are advised to stay away."we definitely have to be safe. today wasn't a day where we had to look out for each other though because it's not that big yet. but to

a long time and we have all worksheets. between them. but we read ten. water barges in general. he. just kept extremely. mayday mayday mayday. i have no engines and all. the way. they had already crossed the main mast. so to the. very very close. we had the injunction. and injunction in. court and that's the weird thing how the u.s. . action in the international waters to accrue international. we. do not engage in illegal activities. at the moment we don't use it in africa. there is a piracy situation on a very. pirate flag of course part of me all these days. we had. seven hundred way of course you always look back to the people who you work we. think. of us nice then stream we have been in the direction caesar but has taking me personally fishing and overfishing has been my thing. i hope it would do more for the fish they don't scream when they die and nobody knows what's going on with them like they are the underlings of the planet in no way so for me to see these collaborations with governments putting more. work into. the dream come. true. for. you just to shift gears a bit so

i don't think so first of all. there was a common travel area between our land and the united kingdom before both countries and we both joined the european union european common market and then once on the same day in one thousand nine hundred three and so the common traveler a arrangement pretty data is that there are arrangements that can be put in place at airports and ports i recall during the years of the troubles in our land where you know that you know the work people have to do. go through certain channels at other airports if they were traveling to the u.k. so i think there are ways in which. can be. addressed. thank you very much mr gilmore for this interview talking to former deputy prime minister the minister for foreign affairs and trade discussing the irish border were part of the troubled deal that is it for this edition of next time. you know world of big new laws and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be s

for the settlement of the conflict in northern ireland regulates all the relations between the main relations between our land and the united kingdom and arising from that both the irish government and the u.k. government and indeed all of the political parties in northern ireland and in the south of ireland all do not want to see a hard border we do not want to see a return to the days when there were customs posts when there were soldiers police when there was a real physical border there right now there is perfectly free movement between both parts of the island people travelling between dublin and belfast for example. most times don't even know where the border is until they realize that the petrol prices are marked in pounds or rather than in euros or the distances in miles rather than kilometers so the border really is it's not a physical border at the moment and nobody wants to see a return of that and of course if the united kingdom leaves the costumes union as part of its levy of the european union that would in effect mean that a border would return and that's something th

relations between the main relations between our land and the united kingdom and arising from that both the irish government and the u.k. government and indeed all of the political parties in northern ireland and in the south of ireland all do not want to see a hard border we do not want to see a return to the days when there were customs posts when there were soldiers police when there was a real physical border there right now there is perfectly free movement between both parts of the island people travelling between dublin and belfast for example. most times don't even know where the border is until they realise that the petrol prices are marked in pounds or rather than in euros or the distances and miles rather than kilometers so the border really is it's not a physical border at the moment nobody wants to see a return of that and of course if the united kingdom leaves the costumes union as part of its levy of the european union that would in effect mean that a border would return and that's something that we don't want to happen so the discussions that have been taking place over t

i don't think so first of all. there was a common travel area between our london the united kingdom before both countries and we both joined the european union european common market on the same day in one thousand nine hundred three and so the common traveler arrangement. there are arrangements stuff can be put in place at airports and ports i recall during the years of the troubles. you know that. people have to go through certain channels or ports if they were traveling to the u.k. so i think there are ways in which. can be. addressed. thank you very much mr kilgore for this interview well we're talking to. the prime minister the minister for foreign affairs and trade discussing the irish border were part of the trouble. that is it for this edition of. predatory. they're out there. where you. the threat of fines somebody not known to seem to i mean yeah i mean i mean did out political pressure on the. moon controlled you know through security generation knows where the phone bundled up business models used by am

it was pats on the back all round between these players with. good form going into this one. marco roy's thought hit got the visitors off to a bang off to just fifteen minutes. but some don't feel positioning from the referee no choice but to really. hold off spot after still go with the fit splits. pos jody you come back here close to finishing one of the hosts three goals against by and now one against dortmund looking back you know certainly isn't scared of the big boys. and the home side doubled their lead in style early in the second half was joins him unleashing a ferocious strike to make it through. with the club taking it was time for don't want to send on the big guns. and it paid off jade and santo with the ball to lucas push jack castlewood to finish in the eight minute does aling footwork from the english wunderkind before dortmund superstar struck his twelfth goal of the season . but it was true isn't she late as this will go held on to record a famous victory. back to back pulis legal wins for the promoted side. fortune are flying high. look at that distance off

it was pats on the back all round between these players with dusseldorf and don't mind on good form going into this one marco royce thought he'd got the visitors off to a bang after just fifteen minutes but christian pulis sick was interfering with play from offside to leave the referee with no choice but to rule it out. that all sparked into last soon after kevin struggle with a defense splitting pass back you know with the coolest of finishes one nil to the hosts three goals against paul and now one against dortmund look above here is certainly isn't scared of the big boys. and the home side double dare late in style early in the second half. he joins them a unleashing eye for russia strike to make it two nil with the clock ticking it was time for adult men to send on the big guns and it paid off in sanchez with a ball to lukas piss check. with the finish in the a.t.f. minutes desolating footwork from the english one the kid before dortmund super sub struck his twelfth goal of the season. but it was too little too late as held on to record a famous victory back to back bonus league a wi

it's all up in the throes of all the rivalry between the united states and try to spot us all training isn't technology for example this walk way of china's national leader in technology that will launch. the states to get at the next generation of the internet this four five g. it's many many many times faster than the four g. and wife way it's the. leader in this. and of course i think walkway of course united states more chips that they would you know and they could see shouldn't pull the tray with china. and also those of perception that way. may well it's threat to national security as products so all along well so the western countries engines as we all including down would not have stations who the potential wrists in incorporated what we've bought us in doubt computers all whatever kind of. tech. machines they use it so i think that first of all there was a national security secondly is out of rivalry old technology especially. third and last but not least is the three hundred sixty queen's bribery. competition between the united states and china but not in the us so you do we'

, it's clear that mbs was focusing on jamal khashoggi for sometime. >> there was no daylight at all between -- let no question about how they felt. what manu said, these are democrats and republicans and friends of the administration. these are foes of the administration crossing over both parties. these are people who are representatives of their states, the u.s. senators who came out of a briefing appalled by what they saw. they wanted to make clear i think in the language you are talking about not just to the american people, not just to the saudis, but the guy in the white house. he better be ready because they are using this language in order to telegraph. they are going act. the question is how, but they feel the need to act. >> the reports that are out there, some of them with one key report that came out yesterday from our call with nina de santos said the motive was that he was discussing with another exile of mobilizing this army online of young saudis who would take aim at the crown prince. you can see why he would have this for jamal khashoggi. when you heard senator graham say

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japan are clinching its trade deal eliminating all tariffs between the two. we will see of japanese stocks continue gains after the rally from a two year low. more trouble for huawei. this is seen as vulnerable to leaks and system shutdown. that could spell opportunity for samsung in the 5g market. when it comes to the eco-calendars, there will be a right decision from the philippines. haido? -- heidi? -- haidi? haidi: top of mine, theresa may remaining as prime minister after surviving a vote of no-confidence -- vote of confidence. >> here is our renewed mission. delivering the brexit people for, bringing the country back together, and building a country that truly works for everyone. the brexit chaos is far from being resolved. covering all been of the moving parts of this development -- developing story. nothing is changing in terms of the challenges that theresa may faces. sebastian: absolutely not. she is in many ways where she was at the start of the day. she still has to get this deal through parliament. we have a clearer idea of how difficult it will

all that happened between october 6 in november 6. if you look at washington as a split screen television, i think you will see a lot accomplished. it will have to be bipartisan. which is why i'm glad i have a good relationship with senator schumer and mcconnell. >> keeling islands has a question for you. owens has a question for you. >> i want to commend you on your work on the cell phone ban. two specific areas you didn't get into, prescription drug prices, and surprise medical bills. >> oh, yeah. >> what do you plan to do with these two specific areas? >> on prescription drugs, secretary is our has some proposals that are very purple -- potential. i will support. making sure that advertising has the price of what you are buying. bill thispassed a past year getting rid of the gag rule which prohibited pharmacists from telling you it is cheaper to pay cash then use your insurance to buy medicine. mein and again, it seems to making sure people know the price of what they were buying will bring on the cost of protection products -- pre

and turkey when there's a real problem all between these two countries because turkey and russia have been working together calling the shots really in syria so what happens next is this a shift in alliance this russian diplomat even telling me that president bashar assad is now rumbling about taking the northwestern province of idlib we all have to remember that the russians and the turks reached a cease fire deal in so is it looks to be used as a negotiating card definitely there is behind the scenes backdoor negotiations taking place as all these parties vie for more influence in syria if turkey is handed over the northeast of the country that means it controls fifty percent in one way or the other or has influence fifty percent in syria. live in southern turkey thank you now homelessness in the u.k. has reached a record high with around one hundred seventy thousand families and individuals affected british government figures show almost six hundred homeless people died in the past year alone. ripples from london. remembering a friend who died too young jeweler a mesure rough sleep

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you know between all of these different threads and different operations so of course i knew that either one day would read this and that will put two and two together and they will determine that it was me so i immediately called my handlers and i told them basically that is going to be. this travesty and so of course they did they told me to be on the first train back to london so as soon as i arrived back of course change your friends it doesn't change if you know and you know under discussion of what to do now i mean just to see how close things get you i mean you're in a chub train here in west london in history kensington being chased while one individual recognised me in two thousand and nine and he gave a chase and i was able basically to shake him off the idea what i thought he wanted to push me into a train or a bus in some point basically he was coming at me with malicious intent no you worked with. because shoji huge amount of control over see in nato nations about the death of this close to the saudi court in istanbul what do you know about the killing when he disappeared go

jihad to spread within certain bosnian communities especially in central bosnia the area between all the way it is a bit of it that area when you met bin laden he was intent on destroying communism in yemen. does that surprise you or was that came up as a boy why communism in yemen was so important while the idea was that the yemen is an important battleground for all that they believe because they believe in prophecies after all basically they are supposed to people and so be believe in the prophecies and that all of them and as well as iraq and syria and you know in the battles yet to come within the middle east the epic battles that will basically pave the way for the kayleigh for the establishment of a muslim. in the middle east so you know communism and out of nationalism. v. blood and want to bring down why because basically they were opposing you know they were the opposing forces of islam islam so back there while they backed him in the one thousand nine hundred ninety two but then after that that's going to basically when he went to sudan this is where really the divorce hap

them are actually moved from ethnic and try in the south you know how they're much affected by war all battles between islam as groups in the army and eye glasses hung region of mindanao have left many children vulnerable football for humanity is trying to help them with assistance from the clubs. which was a good if. you. say so that no i did that's very generously offering a free football game to the kids in the city there and you'll see how this area to let me tell football supporters so it's a dream come true for a day and we're happy to be here we're very thankful to have come into supporters say excuse me in the hole and. basically when you just take a picture and it means a lot and i think they cheered us on a favorite yesterday. that was in spite of the slightly spouse crowd that we had today the people who would it were really passionate ultras with the drums the kids from the foundation this is exactly what you want to see in a country that's trying to build up its football culture. but what does the state of the domestic game mean for the national scene the gas cals ahead of

with anti european movements across the continent was it just going to roll over when it deal between london and brussels was finally struck last month john made it clear if this one you. actually. meant to give becomes easy solution back am to reason may's deal any united politicians of all stripes against it faced with losing the vote by a landslide to reason may called it off at the eleventh hour and much to the outrage of politicians failed to set a new date somehow when house voted to debate this we wanted to vote to meet the people expected us to vote to meet on the government have a government run away and get in the toilets this is the ultimate humiliation for the leader of the house here and for this prime minister and how we could look at the house of the other night and try to suggest the pain this is business as usual it's quite extraordinary constituents are watching this farce with people in the newsman with no idea how this country is being run because we didn't host comes up with new way forward for all of us the message for many including the hard bags it is in her ow

between the president's financial dealings and his political dealings, and, again, if he's lying, and the russians know about it, the president of the united states is compromised by a foreign hostile nation. >> it's an extraordinary commentary that this is undeniably where we are. that it is -- we now know that they lied about conversations with the russians, about building trump tower moscow. it is not a debatable -- it is not a mystery. that is a fact. we know that. cohen has pleaded guilty to that. to lying to congress about that. how does donald trump swindle so many republicans? >> right. the idea of putting forth the idea that it was a bad-faith election, that cohens and others subverted democracy to get donald trump to president. to this point republicans have largely stood by the president. now, we've done this reporting in the last few days of the "a.p.," we wrote about it today, the idea that some cracks are starting to show. certainly not -- we don't want to overstate this, people are not running away from the president. they still largely stand by him, realize how popular

it was pats on the back all round between these players with dusseldorf and don't wind on good form going into this one marco roy's thought he'd got the visitors off to a bang after just fifteen minutes but christian pulis sick was interfering with play from offside to leave the referee with no choice but to rule it out. that all sparked into last soon after kevin struggle with the defense splitting pass thirty lukavac you know with the coolest of finishes one nil to the hosts three goals against but i am now one against dortmund look above here certainly isn't scared of the big boys. and the home side double dare late in style early in the second half. john zuma unleashing eye for russia strike to make it two nil with the clock ticking it was time for top men to send on the big guns and it paid off in sanchez with a pull to lukas piss check. with the finish in the i.c.'s minutes does sling footwork from the english one the kid before dortmund super sub struck his twelfth goal of the season. but it was too little too late as dusseldorf held on to record a famous victory back to back pundi

it was pats on the back all round between these players with dusseldorf and dormant on good form going into this one marco royce thought hey got the visitors off to a bang after just fifteen minutes but christian pulis sick was interfering with play from offside to leave the referee with no choice but to rule it out just that all sparked into last soon after kevin struggle with the defense putting pass thirty lukavac you know with the coolest of finishes one nil to the hogs three goals against par and now one against dortmund luka bucky has certainly isn't scared of the big boys. and the home side double dare late in style early in the second half. joins him unleashing a for russia strike to make it two nil with the clock ticking it was time for dalton to send on the big guns and it paid off in sanchez with a ball to lukas piss check back a well catherine with the finish in the a.t.f. minutes dazzling footwork from the english one the kid before dortmund super sub struck his twelfth goal of the ses in. but it was too little too late it's just that all held on to record a famous victory

all the involved culture is especially between russia and saudi arabia which are the two main largest oil exporters in the world and so if there is any agreement it would have to come from these two countries together so as to diffuse some of the pressure that is now falling on saudi arabia and to make russia accept some of this pressure and accept to take some of the codes for for itself but. if we look at the the extra oil supply earlier this year most of it was actually. put to the market way so he arabia so basically most of the burden should the interior west on saudi arabia but given the current geopolitical situation given also the economy. hardships in saudi arabia to balance the budgets and so on there is a way there is a kind of negotiation ongoing and i think it goes far beyond actually what will be decided tomorrow it's basically it is about a new strategic agreement on the long term a new governance for the oil market on the wrong term and what we are seeing now we have a tremendous impact on the nature of that strategic deal that could be achieved the later on next year

all relations between pyongyang and washington took a nosedive when trump initially took office as the two countries leaders traded insults and threats situation improved through mid june this year when the two met in singapore donald trump and kim jong un committed themselves to denuclearizing the korean peninsula and normalizing relations the summit was seen as something of a breakthrough although not much has been accomplished since with u.s. officials insisting crippling sanctions will remain in place. and that the united states has no intention of easing our unilateral or united nations sanctions they have they have not lived up to the commitment so far and until that happens there's not going to be any release of the economic sanctions earlier we spoke to human rights attorney and he thinks washington has failed to reciprocate pyongyang's efforts toward resolving the nuclear issue. and washington has not approached these negotiations in a level at the same level as north korea and in reality what they're proposing is not anything different it's still the idea that we can do you n

might this have all the back and forth between the u.s. and china. well the timing is peculiar because the arrest of ming happened just as u.s. president donald trump was sitting down for dinner with china's president seizing pain in argentina last saturday trum claims he didn't know that this arrest was happening at the same time but china views it all as a national embarrassment particularly because maine is considered to be corporate royalty in china not only is she the chief financial officer of huawei which is the preeminent telecommunications company in china but she's also the daughter of that company's founder so she's widely respected among chinese business elites and their condemnation of her arrests has been swift and scathing they're accusing the u.s. and canada of kidnapping and all of this is happening under the context of the renewed trade negotiations between the u.s. and canada president she is likely to be pressured now to resist more accommodations to the u.s. and none of this bodes well for an end to this escalating trade war that

the pope has appealed for brotherly love between all races, nations and religions to help to solve the world's conflicts. delivering his christmas message, pope francis said differences were not a danger but a source of richness. here, the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, used his sermon to urge peace and unity at a time of challenge and discord. 0ur religious affairs editor, martin bashir, reports. with the basilica bathed in sunshine, pope francis began his address by asking what is the universal message of christmas. it is, he said, that god is a good father and we are all brothers and sisters, common humanity, despite our ethnic and cultural differences. translation: by his incarnation, the son of god tells us that savaltion comes from love, acceptance and respect of this poor humanity of ours, which we all share in a variety of languages and cultures. he followed this with a litany of nations at enmity, from syria to the ukraine. the korean peninsula to the middle east, where he pleaded for israelis and palestinians to resume dialogue in a place, he said, was chosen by the

states as mediators between the syrian government and opposition and we hope that those including our western partners he called us down a group to finish his work as soon. as possible would not interfere in his continued work all in all there was a feeling that both sides both russia and turkey are rather optimistic on how things develop on the ground and they have expressed believe that the new year will bring more positive changes to syria and maybe a long awaited peace will finally returning to this war torn country. reporting there meanwhile turkish armored vehicles have reportedly been seen entering the northern city of turkey's be boosting its military presence on both sides of its border with syria since donald trump announced the troop withdrawal. is around forty kilometers from the city of miami beach where the syrian army says it's now in control they were deployed there after an appeal from civilians and kurdish fighters who fear a turkish offensive well let's get more insight now on events in and around syria joined by eunice sona from the turkish patriotic party good eve