the psychologist i'm hugs emma ling is meeting with tanya galle for their first session. this is actually a dental surgery tanya is due to have work done on how teeth but first she's learning to relax. we came up with an image a sandy beach with the sun shining that's very important yes it's pleasantly warm not too hot it's a gentle breeze and what are you doing on the beach i'm just relaxing. and then we thought of something else to help strengthen the whole process. what was that. phrase that i thought of to boost my confidence. exactly and what's the phrase i'm being taken seriously. how much of a difference does this kind of thinking make this is it's these phrases are designed to support the treatment through positive thinking but it has to be tailored to the individual in the past she felt that her dentist didn't take her concerns seriously so that's why she chose this sentence which i've incorporated into our sessions with a good old. timer knows exactly where her fear of dentists comes from physics. when i was about six years old the dentist wanted to give me an i

this is bbc world news, i'm tanya beckett. our top stories: french anger on the streets of paris — "yellow vest" protesters take on police in the heart of the city. president macron is furious. translation: the authors of this violence do not want change. they don't want any improvement, they just want to wreck chaos. the chinese and us presidents talk for over two hours, but there's no word on their deepening trade dispute. mexico's new left—wing president is sworn in with a promise of a big change in economic policy. i will faithfully execute the office of the president of the united states. and tributes are paid to former us president george h w bush — a key player in the end of the cold war. hello and welcome to bbc news.

the psychologist i'm hugs emma ling is meeting with tanya galle for their third session. this is actually a dental surgery tanya is due to have work done on her teeth but first she's learning to relax. we came up with an image of a sandy beach with the sun shining that's very important yes it's pleasantly warm not too hot it's a gentle breeze and what are you doing on the beach i'm just relaxing. and then we thought of something else to help strengthen the whole process. what was that. a phrase that i thought of to boost my confidence. exactly and what's the phrase i'm being taken seriously. how much of a difference does this kind of thinking make this is it says that these phrases are designed to support the treatment through positive thinking but it has to be tailored to the individual in the past she felt that her dentist didn't take her concerns seriously so that's why she chose the sentence which i have incorporated into our sessions with good old. time there knows exactly where her fear of dentists comes from physics. when i was about six years old the dentist wante

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i'm tanya beckett. our top stories... running battles with "yellow vest" protesters in paris, police fire tear gas and use stun grenades in the heart of the city. one of the most famous landmarks, the arc de triomphe, is sprayed with graffiti. the arc de triomphe, the protesters say they will win. the arc de triomphe, president macron is angry: the arc de triomphe, this does notjustify the public buildings be set on fire, that ourjournalist be threatened, or the arc de triomphe be tagged. the 620 summit comes to an end with a promise to reform the world trade organisation, but disagreements on everything else. for britain's theresa may the questions are a lot closer to home, as she's asked if she can get enough votes for her brexit deal to survive. passing this deal and the vote that takes place in the house of commons will take us to certainty in the future, and the failure to do that will only lead to uncertainty. he was the head of an american political dynasty: tributes are paid to former president george h w bush, wh

let's talk about tech as well, tanya. >>hat a year. >> what a year for a lot of compaaries, butcularly for facebook and its users. what are we learning now aboutpa which ces facebook shared data with, and how many users were afcted? "the new york times" has been doing some amazing investigations of this. >> that's right. we learn about new companies every single day, it seems. i counted from february to toay, we'vead 21 scandals over the course of this time. >> involving facebook?vo >> iing facebook and user data. ust so right now we're learning more and more about the policies, the way facebook works. i that it was a huge awakening for regular people who aren reporters to actually learn the inner workings of facebook and ho facebook works, that they actually receive money through advertising and through our data and through metadata. so that's something that many people are now learning, and we're learning abt more a more companies. you talked about "the new york times" and their investigations, thngr report we're now le

i'm tanya beckett. the latest headlines. a top executive from chinese telecoms giant, huawei, appears in court in canada — on charges linked to skirting sanctions on iran. germany's christian democrats have picked annegret kramp karrenbauer as their new leader. she's now the favourite to take over as chancellor from angela merkel. ports in the english channel could face disruption for up to six months if the uk leaves the eu without a deal, according to the british government. it's being described as a worst case scenario after analysis of likely traffic flows if customs checks are delayed. meanwhile, ministers have travelled across the uk today to try to convince the public to get behind the prime minister's brexit deal. here's our deputy political editorjohn pienaar. today, around almost every corner, you would see a minister on a mission, dozens of them, ordered out to defend and sell mrs may's brexit compromise, to make what may be a last stand to save her brexit plan, even save the prime minister herself. among minist

a bit of a head scratcher there let's taout tech as well, tanya. >> what a year. >> what a year for a lot of companies, but particularly for facebook and its users. what are we learning now about which companies facebook shared data with, and how many users were affected? "the new york times" has been doing some amazing investigations of this. >> that's right. we learn about new companies every single day, it seems. counted from february to today, we've had 21 scandals over the cose of this time. >> involving facebook? >> involving facebook and user data. and so right now we're just learning more and more about the policies, the way facebook s. wo i think that it was a huge people whoor regular aren't reporters to actually learn the inner workings of acebook and how facebook works, that they actually receive money through advertising and through our data and through metadata. so that's something that many people are now learning, and we're learning about more and more companies. you talked about "the new york times" and their investigation, their reporting. we're now learning that man

say that the fall kaino is displaying unusually high levels of seismic activity air traffic to nearby tanya airports was shut down for several hours yesterday due to the ash plume. hollywood star kevin spacey has been charged with indecency assaulting an eighteen year old man and twenty sixteen it's the first criminal case brought against the oscar winning actor since his career made a series of sexual misconduct allegations a year ago stacey is few in course very january. a u.s. federal judge has ordered north korea to pay the family of auto farm verifiable one million dollars five hundred one million dollars in a wrongful death lawsuit the u.s. college student died soon after pyongyang released him from months of captivity his parents say he was tortured. well that's twenty eighteen comes to an end we're looking back at some of the highlights of the year one of our stories looks at how some families here in berlin are making a contribution to limiting climate change or taking part in a project to find they can reduce their carbon footprint and an environmentally friendly lifestyle and as

one of its creators observers say that it was displaying unusually high levels of seismic activity tanya airport has reopened today after the ash plume forced it to shut down. at least two people have been killed after a suicide bomber stormed libya's foreign ministry in tripoli three of the militants also died ten people were injured in the attack that began with a car bomb blast near the ministry libyan security forces are blaming the attack on so-called islamic state fight is the foreign ministry spot of libya's internationally recognized government that is based in tripoli. a journalist working for the associated press joins me now from benghazi in libya where the water other details have emerged about this latest attack. hi the details were that three. dark skin. men have approached the ministry of foreign affairs in tripoli this morning around nine thirty am and. a few minutes later an explosion a car bomb went off just meters away from the military and then the attack began and then gauged with the security at the main gate and then they managed to get into the building and one of

this is bbc world news, i'm tanya beckett. our top stories: french anger on the streets of paris — "yellow vest" protesters take on police in the heart of the city. president macron is furious. translation: the authors of this violence do not want change. they don't want any improvement, they just want to wreck chaos. the chinese and us presidents talk for over two hours, but there's no word on their deepening trade dispute. mexico's new left—wing president is sworn in with a promise of a big change in economic policy. i will faithfully execute the office of the president of the united states. and tributes are paid to former us president george h w bush — a key player in the end of the cold war.

what do you think, tanya, that someone would do this deliberately? it is madness, isn't it? they need to catch them! the police are searching for them now, teddy. they are absolutely confident that whoever is behind this will be caught. thank you so much for talking to us and i will say happy christmas because you have been very pragmatic and stoic on our programme. thank you. happy christmas. chris tarrant is a former pilot and spokesperson for the british airline pilots association. hello. how dangerous is this? —— chris hammond. happy christmas, u nless chris hammond. happy christmas, unless you are at gatwick of course. there seems to be very stupid that this is done as a deliberate act. some of the drones are quite large and they are made of plastic but also metal, the battery, and an aircraft could be travelling at anything up to 250 mph, plus the speed of a drone, that could cause a lot of damage, apart from the distraction of the guys and girls trying to land and take off in an aeroplane. some people are quite astounded that a drone can get access to just above t

intention of injuring the birthing den anytime soon smart newborn polar bears suffer high mortality rates tanya's first two cubs die soon after birth but zeus says that tonya will tania is taking excellent care of her offspring and that the cub is eating well. here's a reminder the top story that we're following for you a u.s. judge has postponed sentencing on former aide for a lying to the f.b.i. one judge told the trunks he was trump's first national security adviser and that he had arguably quote sold out his country so he was convicted as part of the special councils. in the twenty sixteen presidential election. you're watching. at the top of the hour with more world news followed by the day. school. or first climbing listen in the door is grand ole miss arrives. joining me arranging on her journey to freedom. in our interactive documentary tour of an orangutan returns home on the d w don't come to tank.

jolted sicily on wednesday the quake measuring four point eight on the richter scale struck north of tanya on the eastern side of the italian island is the largest of italy's three active volcanoes and it is still spewing ashes churches and homes were damaged the worst hit place was in stuff around or at the. in the town of sefer ronald lies at the foot of mount etna at three nineteen in the morning of christmas eve the dumb eco family was shaken out of bed by the earthquake their home in ruins the couple is desperate to know what will happen next. five never experience anything this horrible it's a miracle that my family survived in the end that's all that much us. cicely has been rattled by earthquakes for two days but none has been as strong as the one that hit early wednesday twenty eight people were injured. the quakes were triggered by the mt etna volcano raising the alarm level for the region local authorities haven't given the all clear yet. at the moment mount etna is still active you know it's rumbling directly at the edge of the crater. we can't predict whether this volcanic mov

of the melt kaner triggered an earthquake a four point eight magnitude tremor struck just north of tanya injuring several people and building. a court in austria is just is set to rule on how much it was birth. place is worth so after the state offered to buy the apartment in brown now in for three hundred thousand tourists the current owner is demanding one point five million judges are expected to decide the matter in january and demonstrators in tunisia clashed with the authorities there for a third day after a journalist killed himself to protest economic problems in the country several regions were affected the military has been deployed to help police tackle the ongoing violence. is present double trouble donned his commander in chief bomber jacket for a few hours on wednesday making an unannounced visit to troops stationed in iraq he and first lady malani a trial and made a brief stall at the ramstein air base here in germany it was the first time trump had gone in person to a conflict zone where u.s. forces are deployed. donald trump's nocturnal mission to iraq came on the heels

employee tanya says with two kids in college, uncertainty is hitting hard. >> tuition starts back up end of january for two children. yes, i was saving but i'm saving a little more. >> reporter: senate adjourned after four minutes, house not scheduled for votes for another week. negotiations between house and president trump at standstill. >> whatever it takes, we're going to have a wall. >>. >> reporter: back from war zone tweeting more, have the democrats finally realized -- and tweeted without evidence, realized that most not getting paid are democrats. countering the democrat offer. fired back, offered three options. pelosi promising to fund the government but not the wall when democrats take control of the house next week. anthony bolden is not confident deal will come quickly. >> for me it's uncertainty knowing how to budget for upcoming months. >> reporter: scheduled to reconvene next week. if there's a deal before then, receive 24-hour notice before returning for vote. abc news, washington. >>> tourist sites are feeling the shutdown. alcatraz is open but canceled some tours.

sicily after an eruption off the mt it's now triggered an earthquake the tremor struck just north of tanya injuring several people and damaging buildings protesters in taiwan have borrowed the symbol of france's yellow vests movement to demand taxes thousands of people wearing the garment demonstrated outside taipei's the ministry of finance organizers said they were inspired by the success of the recent french protests. a court in austria is set to rule on how much birthplace is fluff that's after the state offer to buy the apartment in the now. for three hundred thousand the current owner is demanding one point five million judges are expected to decide on the issue in january jim is exploring the idea of a so-called mosque tax it would be loosely based on the existing tax which funds catholic and protestant churches. the idea is that levy a charge on practicing muslims here would make german last less dependent on financial support from abroad lawmakers from germany's ruling center left center right coalition once and foreign financing of german mosques like this one to do that they're

churches and homes were damaged the quake registering five point one of the rishta scale struck north of tanya the largest city in the east of the italian island. thousands of pilgrims trying to st peter's square in rome to hear the pope deliver. a prayer on what is celebrated as st stephen's day pope francis called on the faithful to practice forgiveness as the saints did according to christian beliefs st stephen was told to death for professing his faith in jesus. russian president vladimir putin says russia will begin to deploy a new hypersonic weapon next year this off to heathrow final tests of the new intercontinental of unguarded system an absolute success has said the nuclear capable missile could fly at twenty times the speed of sound and maneuver up and down in a blink it's to breach defense systems. japan has announced that it will resume commercial whaling starting next july government officials say japan will only hunt whales in its own territorial waters an exclusive economic zone it's also pulling out of the international reeling commission the move has been strongly condemned b

triggered an earthquake measuring four point eight on the richter scale the tremor struck just north of the tanya is the largest of italy's three volcanoes and it is still spewing ash churches and homes were damaged the worst hit place was suffered ronna at nail. the town of several ronna lies at the foot of mount etna at three nineteen in the morning of christmas eve the d'amico family was shaken out of bed by the earthquake their home in ruins the couple is desperate to know what will happen next. just so i've never experienced anything based horrible so it's a miracle that my family survived in the end that's all that matters. sicily has been rattled by earthquakes for two days but none has been as strong as the one that hit early wednesday twenty eight people were injured. the quakes were triggered by the mt etna volcano raising the alarm level for the region local authorities haven't given the all clear yet. at the moment mount etna is still active it's rumbling directly at the edge of the crater. we can't predict whether this volcanic movement will shift further into the interior that's why

eruption of the mild noble kaito triggering an earthquake there the tremors struck just north of the tanya injuring several people and damaging buildings. protesters in taiwan have or the symbol of france's yellow best movement to demand lower taxes thousands of people wearing the garment demonstrated outside taipei's ministry of finance organizers said they were inspired by the success of the recent french protests. demonstrators in tunisia clashed with the authorities for a third day after a journalist killed himself to protest economic problems in that country several regions were affected the military has been deployed to help police tackle the ongoing violence. and a court in austria is set to rule on how much it was birthplace is worth and south of the state health of the body the apartment involved in for three hundred thousand euros the current owner is demanding one point five million judges are expected to decide the matter in january. yes present all troll doll and his commander in chief bomber jacket for a few hours on wednesday making an unannounced visit for troops stationed

an earthquake measuring four point eight on the richter scale the tremor struck just north of cook tanya at the largest of italy's three active volcanoes and still spewing ash churches and homes were damaged. the town of several ronna lies at the foot of mount etna at three nineteen in the morning of christmas eve the d'amico family was shaken out of bed by the earthquake their home in ruins the couple is desperate to know what will happen next. so i've never experienced anything that's horrible so it's a miracle that my family survived in the end that's all that matters. cicely has been rattled by earthquakes for two days but none has been a strong as the one that hit early wednesday twenty eight people were injured. the quakes were triggered by the mt etna volcano raising the alarm level for the region local authorities haven't given the all clear yet. at the moment mount etna is still active it's rumbling directly at the edge of the crater. we can't predict whether this volcanic movement will shift further into the interior that's why it's hard to say how the local population will be

mount at the volcano triggered an earthquake the four point eight magnitude tremor struck just north of tanya injuring several people and damaging buildings. u.s. president altro made an unannounced visit to troops stationed in iraq on wednesday . ok thea first lady lanny a trump then made a brief stop at the ramstein air base here in germany it was the first time trump has gone in person to a conflict zone where u.s. forces argument in iraq and a police officer in greece has been injured by a homemade explosive device left outside and things church the officer was responding to a call to investigate a suspicious package no one has claimed responsibility for the bombing. of course in austria is set to rule on how much of hitler's birth place is worth that's after the state offered to buy the apartments employ in for three hundred thousand euros the current owner is demanding one point five million judges are expected to decide the matter in january. twenty eighteen comes to an end we're looking back at some of the highlights of the day w.'s broadcasting year one story took us aboard a bus wit

bears suffer high mortality rates and time yes first two cubs don't soon after birth but the zoo says tanya is taking excellent care of her offspring and the cub is eating well. we wish them all the best are right thank you so much for spending this part of your day with us if i let you go here's a reminder of the story top story that we're tracking for you this hour china is marking forty years since its economy opened up to the rest of the world chinese president xi jinping vowed to press ahead with economic reforms but made it clear that beijing would not deviate from its one party system. will see again at the top of the hour.

and homes were damaged the quake registered five point one on the richter scale it struck north of tanya the largest city in the east of the italian island opposition supporters in the democratic republic of congo are angered by new election delays authorities announced that sunday's presidential vote would be postponed until march and three congolese cities known to be opposition strongholds election is intended to pave the way to a democratic transfer of power from president joseph kabila. and thousands of pilgrims gathered at st peter's square in rome to hear the pope deliver the angelus prayer on what is celebrated as st stephen's day francis called on the faithful to practice forgiveness. japan has announced it will resume commercial whaling starting next july government officials say japan will only hunt whales in its own territorial waters despite a drop in demand for whale meat japan is also pulling out of the international whaling commission the decision has been strongly condemned by anti-whaling activists. it's a centuries old tradition one that japan is intent on keeping aliv

sicily on wednesday the quake measuring four point eight on the richter scale struck the north of the tanya the largest city on the eastern side of the italian island a number of people were injured by falling debris and churches and homes were damaged the worst hit place was at neah. the town of several ronna lies at the foot of mount etna at three nineteen in the morning of christmas eve the d'amico family was shaken out of bed by the earthquake their home in ruins the couple is desperate to know what will happen next. just so i've never experienced anything this horrible so it's a miracle that my family survived in the end that's all that matters. cicely has been rattled by earthquakes for two days but none has been as strong as the one that hit early wednesday twenty eight people were injured. the quakes were triggered by the amount it's never ok no raising the alarm level for the region local authorities haven't given the all clear yet. at the moment mount etna is still active you know it's rumbling directly at the edge of the crater. we can't predict whether this volcanic movement wil

i'm tanya beckett. our top stories... facing fraud charges in america. a top executive from chinese telecoms giant, huawei, appears in court in canada, accused of breaching sanctions against iran. angela merkel‘s successor, germany's christian democrats choose her protege, annegret kramp, as her replacement. team trump picks william barr to be the new us attorney general — a job he last did 25 years ago. he'll oversee the russia investigation. there is no one more capable or more qualified for this role. he deserves overwhelming bipartisan support. french students clash with police as the country prepares for more anti government protests this weekend.

this is tanya. she is expecting any second now. >> she has one on her chest right now. >> she gives birth polar bear. >> how many are coming? >> looks like there is just one. they are in their habitat, bonding. >> we are always looking for the excitement. the drama, the extreme. it doesn't have to be like that. for example this video, posted on the instgram. just about beg chill, man. to be honest, it is just about the sound as it is the video. they start carving through pure white powder. it is just blissful. they are easing their way down. they just want to enjoy that run. they come up to each other and they are like, give us a high five. >> this is so special. i would point out these guys do look like they know what they are doing. >> this is the next video. they are having an awesome an aa sometimes this happens. >> you big tree hugger. >> that was actually best case scenario. >> he's going to carve it up. he sees an opportunity. he went for a ski tap. didn't work out that way. >> the shot remai

tanya arnold has been to meet him in the city. the reigning and defending ibf heavyweight champion of the world, —— featherweight champion of the world. josh "leeds warrior" warrington! top of the bill, just another reminder ofjosh warrington‘s status as the world champion. i love the journey we're on and i don't want these nights to end so that keeps the fire burning, you work hard to get to this stage, i've been pro for nine years and i'm going to give it up, work hard to win the world title, just like that. carl frampton is a former wo—weight world champion himself and the bookies favourite for this fight. for both, victory opens the door to even bigger contests. the desire is there definitely, i want to win this title and go on and unify my second division and i've still dreams and aspirations to become ireland's greatest ever fighter and beating guys like josh warrington and unifying the division will put me in good line to do that. knowing i could go on and go to vegas and fight another world champion and unify the d

department of justice worker tanya via says with two kids in college, uncertainty hits hard. >> tuition starts back up at the end of january for two children. so yes i was saving, but i am saving a little more. >> reporter: the senate adjourned thursday after four minutes. the house not scheduled for votes the rest of the week. negotiations between democrats and president trump at a standstill. >> whatever it takes. i mean, we're going to have a wall. >> reporter: back from a warzone, the president is back to battling with democrats, tweeting, "have the democrats finally realized that we desperately need border security and a wall on the southern border?" adding without evidence, "do the dems realize most of the people not getting paid are democrats? the vice president reportedly asked to $2.1 billion countering top senate democrat chuck schumer's $1.3 billion offer. the white house said thursday it's received no response from democrats. schumer and leader nancy pelosi fired back, saying they've offered republicans three options. pelosi promising to fund the government but not the wall

december the first has reached its first milestone it's now drinking eleven times a day and mother tanya is taking good care of her cub zookeepers on happy with its progress though they have stayed away from the birthing den to avoid in danger and the young animals life it will take another eight weeks before a vet can ascertain what the burnings newest polar bear is male or female. iceland the usual lands are under way under thirteen days before christmas thirteen of these units for now as they're known in icelandic come to town one by one. here these traditional figures from icelandic folklore are being portrayed by actors every day new you learn underarms from the mountains until they're all together on christmas eve. still they're not the most pleasant of characters each one is a prankster with a negative trait like swiping sausage sores stealing leftovers from pots. continuing now in the theme of christmas traditions and this time of year is great for get togethers with lots of food but if you want to avoid spending lots of time in the kitchen preparing holiday meals then chef robin

december the first has reached its first milestone it's now drinking eleven times a day and mother tanya is taking good care of her cub zookeepers on happy with its progress though they have stayed away from the birthing den to avoid endangered most life it will take another eight weeks before a vet can ascertain with the billions newest polar bear is male female. iceland the human lands are under way under thirteen days before christmas thirteen of these un as for now as they're known in icelandic come to town one by one. here these traditional figures from icelandic folklore are being portrayed by actors every day new you learn a derives from the mountains until they're all together on christmas eve. still they're not the most pleasant of characters each one is a prankster with a negative trait like swiping sausages or stealing leftovers from pots. continuing now in the theme of christmas traditions and this time of year is great for get togethers with lots of food but if you want to avoid spending lots of time in the kitchen preparing holiday meals then chef robin pike has just the re

tanya's of terrorists and it's coming and it. will be met to hear those caroll public opinion. filters one big media theory consensus is being manufactured all around all the time. so professor chomsky does that video capture the ideas that you wanted in the book. i think that it's brilliantly done i think its success will be measured by whether it encourages people to ask what does it mean when you have concentrated private power producing a product namely audiences for a market which consists of concentrated private power with tight links to state power what do you expect the media output to look like in the framework of a structural framework behind if it encourages people to ask that question i think it will be very successful the title manufacturing consent it does get to the crux of how you see the role of the media in western democracies we get the feeling that you are out to destroy a few myths well interestingly the term the phrase manufacturing consent was not ours we boarded from the leading public intellectual of the twentieth century walter lippmann is the new art

december the first has reached its first milestone it's now drinking eleven times a day and mother tanya is taking good care of her cub zookeepers i'm happy with its progress though they have stayed away from the birthing den to avoid in danger and the young animals life it will take another eight weeks before a vet can ascertain what the billions knew as polar bear is male female. in iceland the usual that are underway under thirteen days before christmas thirteen of these your lives for now as they're known in icelandic come to town one by one. here these traditional figures from icelandic folklore are being portrayed by actors every day new you learn derives from the mountains until they're all together on christmas eve. still they're not the most pleasant of characters each one is a prankster with a negative trait like swiping sausages or stealing leftovers from pots. continuing now in the theme of christmas traditions and this time of year is great for get togethers with lots of food but if you want to avoid spending lots of time in the kitchen preparing holiday meals then chef robi

my name is tanya, i work at the network operations center for comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. (indistthat was awful.tering) why are you so good at this? had a coach in high school. really helped me up my game. i had a coach. math. ooh. so, why don't traders have coaches? who says they don't? coach mcadoo! you know, at td ameritrade, we offer free access to coaches and a full education curriculum- just to help you improve your skills. boom! mad skills. education to take your trading to the next level. only with td ameritrade. >>> welcome back to "options action." the market meltdown sending options traders running for gold this week. dom chu is in the newsroom with more. >> gold is fwlit -- glittering glenn, melissa we have seen a pullback in gold prices, they have posted modest gains on the week as have goldmining stocks. both the underlying commodity and effort leveraged to them are trying to move above the 200 day earning average. options are the instrument of choice for some of the traffickers in this gold trade options

eastern sicily on wednesday the quake measuring four point eight on the richter scale struck north of tanya that's the largest city on the eastern side of the italian island at the largest of italy's three active volcanoes is still spewing ashes during the quake a number of people were injured by falling debris and churches and homes were damaged the worst hit place was at mia. the town of several ronna lies at the foot of mount etna at three nineteen in the morning of christmas eve the d'amico family was shaken out of bed by the earthquake their home in ruins the couple is desperate to know what will happen next. so i've never experienced anything this horrible so it's a miracle that my family survived in the end that's all that matters. cicely has been rattled by earthquakes for two days but none has been as strong as the one that hit early wednesday twenty eight people were injured. the quakes were triggered by the mt etna volcano raising the alarm level for the region local authorities haven't given the all clear yet. at the moment that is still active it's rumbling directly at the edge

my name is tanya, i work at the network operations center for comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. (indistthat was awful.tering) why are you so good at this? had a coach in high school. really helped me up my game. i had a coach. math. ooh. so, why don't traders have coaches? who says they don't? coach mcadoo! you know, at td ameritrade, we offer free access to coaches and a full education curriculum- just to help you improve your skills. boom! mad skills. education to take your trading to the next level. only with td ameritrade. >> tesla shares are surging. the stock is up nearly 40% in the last three months. it's trading right back to the funding secured level. phil lebeau is in chicago to break down what is behind this rally. phil >> melissa, one interesting note about this rally, as it's moved higher, 359.88 it's that price at death sentence e financing, convertible bonds, that's when the bond holders, when they come due in march, they can convert that or tesla can say, look, you can have securities instead of cash it's bel

>> reporter: with two kids in college, department of justice employee tanya via says the uncertainty hits hard. >> tuition starts back up at the end of january for two children. >> reporter: anthony bouldin works at the usda and is worried, too. >> for me, it's just total uncertainty in terms of knowing how to budget for the upcoming months. >> reporter: with negotiations at a standstill, both sides are digging in. >> how long do you think the shutdown will last, mr. president? >> whatever it takes. i mean, we're going to have a wall. >> reporter: back from iraq, the president is back to battling with democrats. today tweeting, "have the democrats finally realized that we desperately need border security and a wall on the southern border." adding, without evidence, "do the dems realize that most of the people not getting paid are democrats?" the president is insisting on billions to fund his border wall, blaming the shutdown on, quote, democrat obstruction. >> they all know you need the wall, or whatever you want to call it, but the one who is calling the shots is nancy pelosi. >> re

island of sicily after an eruption of the mt triggered enough quake the tremor struck just north of tanya injuring several people and damaging buildings protesters in taiwan have borrowed the symbol of france's yellow vests movement to demand taxes thousands of people wearing the garment demonstrated outside the ministry of finance organizers say they were inspired by the success of the recent french protests. a court in austria is set to rule on how much. birthplace is worth that's off the state's offer to buy the apartment in a brown out. for three hundred thousand the current owner is demanding one and a half million judges are expected to rule on the issue in january. jim is exploring the idea of a so-called mosque tax it would be loosely based on the existing tax which funds catholic and protestant churches in germany the idea is that levin a charge on practicing muslims here would make german mosques less dependent on financial support from abroad. the central mosque in cologne is the largest in all of germany the mobs in germany come largely from turkey and are paid by the turkish

tanya has been through tough times and believes the more people talk, the more they share, the better chance they have. it got to the point where i was able to buy food, but then i got myself into a financial situation with the council. it took me a lot of months. i made sure i had the bare essentials, like the food. the national education union surveyed its members and found child poverty is having an increasing impact on schools. 53% of the teachers said there are children in their school who'll go hungry over christmas. 63% said the past three years has seen an increase in families unable to afford adequate winter clothing or shoes, and 46% believe there's been a rise in the number of problems with housing. we find many children are homeless, to a certain extent, sharing accommodation, three—bedroom flat will be shared by four families so each family's living in one of the rooms. so accommodation is a huge issue. sometimes it's feeding the children, bathing them, because there's such a rush for the bathroom and toilets and stuff like that. the government says teachers shouldn't h

i'm tanya beckett. our top stories... running battles with "yellow vest" protesters in paris, police fire tear gas and use stun grenades in the heart of the city. one of the most famous landmarks, the arc de triomphe, is sprayed with graffiti. the arc de triomphe, the protesters say they will win. the arc de triomphe, president macron is angry: the arc de triomphe, this does notjustify the public buildings be set on fire, that ourjournalist be threatened, or the arc de triomphe be tagged. the g20 summit comes to an end with a promise to reform the world trade organisation, but disagreements on everything else. for britain's theresa may the questions are a lot closer to home, as she's asked if she can get enough votes for her brexit

department of justice employee tanya villa says with two kids in college, the uncertainty is hitting hard. >> tuition starts back up at the end of january for two children so, yes, i was saving but i am saving a little more. >> reporter: the senate adjourned thursday after four minutes the. the house not scheduled for votes the rest of the week. negotiation, between president trump and democrats at a standstill. >> whatever it takes we're going to have a wall. >> reporter: back from a war zone, the president is back to battling with democrats tweeting have the democrats finally realized that we desperately need border security and a wall on the southern border adding without evidence do the dems realize that most who are not getting paid are democrats. the president asked for $2.1 billion countering top senate democrat chuck schumer's $1.3 billion offer. the white house said thursday it's received no response from democrats. schumer and leader nancy pelosi fired back saying they offered three options, pelosi promising to fund the government but not the wail when democrats take contro

so tanya went on to designed this, a new style pump. it fits into a nursing bra and is operated by an app. the design was based on her own past experiences as a nursing mother. doga if you are familiar with a breast pump, but when i used it is painful, big, compass and, noisy, women often say they feel like ours, they are embarrassed to outdated piece of equipment. i believe that if men were using the traditional breast pump they would have redesigned it a long time ago. because it is for women and it is intimate, it has been totally neglected. so i met up with someone who has recently had a baby and has been testing the device. getting the latch right and the sensation and all of those elements. it would need to have been someone who had breast—fed. the sensation and the usability would need to have been, an assembly, designed by women. for an assembly, designed by women. for a busy mum like me were two all the kids, and to run a business, it is a dream come true. and it can be su btle dream come true. and it can be subtle difference

tanya's of terrorists and it's coming and it. will be met to hear helps corral public opinion. filters one big media theory consensus is being manufactured all around all the time. so professor chomsky does that video capture the ideas that you wanted in the book . i think that it's brilliantly done i think its success will be measured by whether it encourages people to ask what does it mean when you have concentrated private power producing a product namely audiences for a market which consists of concentrated private power with tight links to state power what do you expect the media output to look like and with the framework of structural framework behind it if it encourages people to ask that question i think it will be very successful the title manufacturing consent it does get to the crux of how you see the role of the media in western democracies we get the feeling that you are out to destroy a few myths well interestingly the term the phrase manufacturing consent was not ours we borrowed it from the leading public intellectual of the twentieth century walter lippmann is

teller's spazz with his evil nemesis jago sung here by mark over tanya. hammer just to paste the drama without too much happening too soon but it's a question that is loud ready which i think. for to david any to. walk oh. yes there are slow. going carney oh oh . the problem is only i mean if we get to physical too soon i meant it that that's why i don't really know it's about your it's words at the moment yeah i think it's important to keep your own us stimulated musically dramatically because he can take that little bit of information and then build a house out of it you. see more and more for sure. ya go professes his loyalty. but also tello has to decide whether his friend or foe . well. i think jealousy is exactly what ya go is planting in all tell those mind and let's just see it work on you step by step by step the suggestion is that all tell is new wife is having an affair. is told but demands proof. was. very good if you've done that you should know just as they're going to come there and turn them around. she walks down stage looking beautiful s

let's talk about tech as well, tanya. >> what a year. >> what a year for a lot of companies, but particularly for facebook and its users. what are we n learning about which companies facebook shared data with, and how manysers were affected? "the new york times" has been doing some amazing investigation>> of this. hat's right. de learn about new companies every single , it seems. i counted from february to today, we've hadda 21 sc over the course of this time. >> involving facebook? >> involving facebook and user data. and so right now we're just learning more and more about the policies,ay facebook works. i think that it was a hugeaw ening for regular people who aren't reporters to actually learn the inner o workin facebook and how facebook works, that they actuall receive money through advertising and through our data and through metadata so that's something that many people are now learning, and we're learning about more and more companies. you talked about "tes new york tand their investigations, their reporting. we're now learning that many companies includingd apple spotify and netflix.

this is bbc world news, i'm tanya beckett. our top stories: french anger on the streets of paris — "yellow vest" protesters take on police in the heart of the city. president macron is furious. translation: the authors of this violence do not want change. they don't want any improvement, they just want to wreck chaos. the chinese and us presidents talk for over two hours, but there's no word on their deepening trade dispute. mexico's new left—wing president is sworn in with a promise of a big change in economic policy. i will faithfully execute the office of the president of the united states. and tributes are paid to former us president george h w bush — a key player in the end of the cold war. hello and welcome to bbc news. there have been running street battles in the heart of paris during the latest protests by the so—called yellow—vests, or ‘giletjaunes‘. more than 200 people have been arrested during the third successive weekend of demonstrations. the protesters are angry at rises in taxes, especially on fu

majority of united nations states the deal is not binding but for the united nations secretary-general and tanya the terrorist this is a significant achievement whether their movement is voluntary or forced and whether or not they have been able to obtain formal authorization for movements all human beings must have their human rights respected and their dignity. to the united these and to vilify any group of people is the road to diomed a station and order but the us which championed the push to protect by grants during former president barack obama's time in office is dull turning its back on the pact and of president donald trump the u.s. italy hungary austria australia and switzerland all pulled out of the deal saying it compromises their sovereignty we think that this is a momentous significance because it charts a middle ground between the two groups that we have in the world today those who are adamantly against migration and those who are adamantly for it and neither can win so what but but countries need migrants if they are to prosper and flourish we know that migrants are enormously t

italy's could tanya airport has reopened after an ash cloud from mountainous latest eruption forced it to shut down more than one hundred tremors have been felt from the volcano in sicily this week the observatory monitoring mt etna says a new fissure has opened near its southeast crater at no which is one of three active volcanoes in italy has been particularly active since july. and it's been a bleak festive season for many zimbabweans this year as the country struggles with food and fuel shortages even in the toughest time scales rocketed in the days before christmas but this year businesses haven't seen the usual seasonal rush it's a far cry from the revived economy president promised when he took over from robert mugabe more than a year ago has more from harare. these teachers say they don't want to be paid in local zimbabwe side of the currency the government insists the notes are equivalent to the u.s. dollar. but on the black market they are constantly losing value that's why workers won't pay salaries in dollars so they can at least afford the basics. for the board with the le