martin peters, who has died at the age of 76. the prime minister has defended the decision to approve a £4 billion takeover of the british defence company cobham by an american private equity firm. speaking as he visited british troops in estonia, borisjohnson said he was satisfied the deal didn‘t raise national security issues. the company employs 10,000 people here in the uk. lady nadine cobham — from the family which set up the company — is among those strongly criticising the decision. she called the takeover "deeply disappointing". our business correspondent, katy prescott, reports. one of the uk‘s oldest defence companies. a pioneer of air to air refuelling, critical to the uk military. providing high—tech engineering jobs at their headquarters in dorset. for the last six months the government has been grappling with whether to allow its sale to the american private equity firm, advent, which aims to buy companies, improve them and sell them on. borisjohnson, having christmas lunch with uk troops in estonia, defe

martin came i was 18. he had been swapped with the jimmy came i was 18. he had been swapped with thejimmy greaves. so to wonderful players in the trench. imagine how big it was. he was so great. he was a mentor. he explain things to you. he didn't ever get that making every shot at our got angry. hejust that making every shot at our got angry. he just explain things to you. —— he never shouted or got angry. that is what he was made captain in the end. he rightly so became the leader of the team and he had his own style of captain and it was explanation and just getting you to do better. how did he reflect on 1966? he really came into the team by almost self, by surprise. it was his own man. the manager pick what he thought was good enough. he didn't necessarily pick the best 11 players. he picked the best team. they played together. martin was one of those. he really came from the outside and and appeared to be his favourite player if you like. he made a comment about him being ten yea rs made a commen

martin peters actually w011 semifinal. martin peters actually won the world cup for england. i only ever played with two world cup winners in my life, the both were very classy people and intelligent. his conduct with regard to how... you are in a special situation being a footballer at a top class club. because of that, you are like a role model. he took that serious. that he should conduct himself at a certain way. i've heard people speak on the television today about the x liverpool team being drunk forfive days and therefore not taking the world cup championship seriously. martyn took football very seriously. the way that he came across to the public, that was not an act. that was his way. he was gentle, he was correct, he was proper, he was educated and that is how he lives his life. and a great family man. more than 100 bushfires are raging across australia's most populous state, new south wales. christmas travellers are being urged to delay theirjourneys — as record temperatures of more than a0 degrees — and strong winds — intensify the fires. australia's deputy

dollars and the killing of trayvon martin. the world this is r.t. international my names you know neil a very warm welcome to the program. a member of the. alternative for germany party said extremists threaten to assassinate her because of her political beliefs christina urged the media other political parties to stall in her words their hate campaign against her party picking up the story of. i if the politician christina has posted a picture on social media of across with number of insults written on it but also a very serious threat towards her the cross was the covered by the if there politician near her office where she works as a dentist on wednesday evening the police do not know who the perpetrators are but since this is a threat towards a local politician they have passed on the investigation to the domestic intelligence services office the alternative for germany party has quick to condemn the attack and urged the media and political parties to stop spreading their hatred against the ai if the. threat to just the tip of the iceberg attack

what a good header that was from martin peters. with tottenham, he went on to win the league cup twice, the uefa cup and he became club captain. peters left white hart lane in 1975, moving to norwich. despite making his debut at the age of 31, he still went on to play more than 200 games for the club. he lived and breathed football. his family said they'd find him practising headers in his sleep. but there are fears heading the ball helped cause his disease. like some of his former team—mates, he had been suffering with alzheimer's. in the last few years, he had withdrawn from public appearances. dementia had robbed him of many of his most precious memories. but he remained one of only two englishmen to ever know the joy of scoring in a world cup final. the emotion wasjust like being struck by lightning, it was just unbelievable. just running back, everyone was jumping all over you, it was fantastic. hurst's hat—trick may have made history and bobby moore may have lifted the trophy, but peters also left his indelible mark on fo

on our black teenager in 2012 launches a lawsuit demanding $100000000.00 and the killing of trayvon martin. is larger. than a new disney series is proving more popular than any of the us 2020 democratic hopefuls trending. wherever you're chiming in from right across the globe today welcome to. the names you can only. the biggest strike in years in front of the country to a standstill with workers venting their anger against the government's plans to overhaul the pension system one of the largest trade unions in front 1500000 people marched in support of the protest while the interior ministry estimates just . took part. i. massive demonstrations were held right across the country. back to it's coming into the weekend. between riot police and protesters officers use tear gas to disperse the crowds with the most violent rallies occurring in the french couple charlotte witnessed all fold. this strike has been planned for many months now and this is against a proposed changes by the french government to the pension system here in france the idea is that they will sue a malcolm a number of diff

. $100000000.00 the killing of trayvon martin sparked the. this is r.t. international coming from the russian capital my names you know neal 30 minutes news and views start. a member of the right wing alternative for germany party said extremists have threatened to assassinate her because of her political beliefs christina urged the media and other political parties to stop in her words their hate campaign against her party evangelos picks up the story. if the politician christina has posted a picture on social media of across with number of insults written on it but also a very serious threat towards her the cross was the covered by the if there politician near her office where she works as a dentist on wednesday evening the police do not know who the perpetrators are but since this is a threat towards a local politician they have passed on the investigation to the domestic intelligence services office the alternative for germany party has quick to condemn the attack and urged the media and political parties to stop spreading their hatred against the ai

martin never levelled it 01’ intrigued. martin never levelled it or anything, he was low—key but as i say very humble and would company but stop —— never went looking for any headlines. liverpool have won the fifa club world cup — after beating flamengo 1—0 in extra time. the main incident of the 90 minutes came in injury time when the referee awarded liverpool a penalty after sadio mane was brought down. he then reversed his decision after looking at the var monitor. but then roberto firmino, who scored the winner in the semi—final did the same again. it's the first time liverpool have won the competition in their history. game after game after game they really showed their desire to take the next step and win the next game, show their desire to win the next challenge. and we could not do more than winning this game, winning the first time for this wonderful club, the team world cup and the club world cup. and i said before the gamei world cup. and i said before the game i didn't know how it would feel and now

bobby and geoff and martin were key people. i was an apprentice when they were training and in fact made my debut at burnley with all three of those still in the team. what was he like as a person? i think the thing about martin was he, the best description i suppose, he was very humble. he‘d talk about players and you know some like publicity. martin wasn‘t like that. he was very quiet. he was a humble individual. yes, they enjoyed the up world cup and whatever, but it only as each decade went by and england could never repeat it that the enormity of that tea m repeat it that the enormity of that team and the players there grew and so team and the players there grew and soi team and the players there grew and so i think you know people like martin and geoff were intrigued at suddenly how it grew more and more important. martin never sort of revelled in it or anything. he was very low— key. revelled in it or anything. he was very low—key. but very humble. and good company. but never you know went looking for any headlin

in the long game, look where martin got? look where he ended up? he was the peacemaker. the baby steps that we took to get him elected in 1982 made it possible for government people to talk to an elected representative. so you can justify to yourself by saying i was one piece of that jigsaw. .. a wee, tiny piece. ..which lead to peace in northern ireland. absolutely. no doubt in my mind. but, well, i can imagine that helps you sleep at night... yeah. ..but it doesn't really address the problem you've got with your own family. for example, and one thing that people won't know is that your own sister, doreen, when you were teenagers and you decided to join the british army, she made a very different decision. she joined the other band. yeah. shejoined the women's wing of the ira. correct. she was your direct enemy, your sister. well, i wouldn't say — i wasn't that close to me sister when i was living there. no, but let us be honest. you decided to throw in your lot with the british state. yep. she decided to throw in her lot with the ira. but it's not even just about her

black teenager and 2012 launches a lawsuit demanding $100000000.00 in damages the killing of trayvon martin sparked the black lives a massive movement. there friday evening late here in moscow money welcome to world news from c international 1st. a member of the anti migrant alternative for germany party has said she's received an assassination threat from left wing extremists christina biome is now working the media and other political parties to stop what she claims is a hate campaign against her party reporting next from berlin here's evangelist. the i if the politician christina has posted a picture on social media of a cross with number of insults written on it but also a very serious threat towards her the cross was this covered by the if there politician near her office where she works as a dentist on wednesday evening the police do not know who the perpetrators are but since this is a threat towards a local politician they have passed on the investigation to the domestic intelligence services office the alternative for germany party has quick to condemn the attack and urged the medi

black teenager and 2012 launches a lawsuit demanding $100000000.00 in damages the killing of trayvon martin sparked the black lives matter movement. and i get afternoon just past midday or moscow this friday 6 of december as it is live from the arts international world news center kevin owen pleased to be here with this half hour update for you thanks company so the 1st the biggest strike in france in years has brought the country to a standstill workers have been venting their anger against the government's plans to overhaul the pension system one of the largest trade unions in france says 1500000 people marched in support of the protests officially the interior ministry that put in that number lower they say more like 800000. thank you i. know. that. massive demonstrations across the country day with more unrest expected over the next few days all must say also clashes between police and protesters officers used tear gas and buttons to disperse the crowds the most violent rallies sit the french capital of 04 where our correspondent in the midst of all this reported throughout the day for

unarmed black teenager and 2012 launches a lawsuit a $100000000.00 in damages the killing of trayvon martin sparked the black movement . good morning just this friday 6th of december international world news center it's kevin owen here for the update with you you can stay with me to 1st focus on france has been there the last 24 hours the biggest strike in years has brought france to a standstill workers have been venting their anger against government plans to overhaul the pension system one of the largest trade unions in france says 1500000 people marched in support of the protests while the interior ministry puts that number lowered around 800000. massive demonstrations held right across the country on thursday with more unrest expected over the next few days. or so clashes between what place protesters officers used to a gas and buttons to disperse the crowds most violent rallies the predicate khaled events he was there for us throughout the day. this strike has been planned for many months now and this is against a proposed changes by the french government to the pension system here in

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teenager and 2012 launches a lawsuit demanding $100000000.00 in damages for the killing of trayvon martin sparked the black lives matter movement. and author activist apologized after displaying the ashes of holocaust victims near germany's parliament they say their intention was to push back against the rise of far right extremism in the country. good morning just past 11 am here in moscow this friday 6 of december holidays going good so far and thanks for taking the time to choose his feed news update live from the r.t. international world news center 1st then the biggest strike in years has brought france to a standstill workers have been venting their anger against the government's plans to overhaul the pension system one of the largest trade unions in france has 1500000 people marched in support of the protest the interior ministry though officially estimates that number smaller they say around 800000 to. thank you i. know. this was a. massive demonstrations well right across the country thursday with more unrest expected over the next few days. also clashes between riot police and p

martin: absolutely. if we see the global gdp downgrade in 2019 which forced ease, it was a trade decline, investment decline because of the trade. getting these deals done like nafta, phase one china, e.u.-u.k., these are critical, particularly to change sentiment . that is the main takeaway, getting these deals done. it has been great having you with us. thank you so much for your time. martin malone, chief economist at alphabook, talking about a number of topics on this huge day. and december-ecb, 15 the sunday deadline for those trade tariffs. will be fascinating to watch. up next, we talk about a sweet deal. u.s. icelling its cream business for $4 billion. ♪ this is bloomberg markets, the european open, 30 minutes into the equity trading day in europe. struggling a little for direction on the stoxx 600. we saw gains yesterday in the u.s. after the fed state on hold. now, we look ahead to the ecb, gaining, partly due to dollar weakness. even group split. carmakers, commodity producers and tech stock

in the long game, look where martin got? look where he ended up? he was the peacemaker. the baby steps that we took to get him elected in 1982 made it possible for government people to talk to an elected representative. so you can justify to yourself by saying i was one piece of that jigsaw. .. a wee, tiny piece. ..which lead to peace in northern ireland. absolutely. no doubt in my mind. but, well, i can imagine that helps you sleep at night... yeah. ..but it doesn't really address the problem you've got with your own family. mm. for example, and one thing that people won't know is that your own sister, doreen, when you were teenagers and you decided to join the british army, she made a very different decision. she joined the other band. yeah. shejoined the women's wing of the ira. correct. she was your direct enemy, your sister. well, i wouldn't say — i wasn't that close to me sister when i was living there. no, but let us be honest. you decided to throw in your lot with the british state. yep. she decided to throw in her lot with the ira. but it's not even just about

unarmed black teenager and 2012 launches a lawsuit $100000000.00 in damages for the killing of trayvon martin. just after 11 am and. 8 pm and. 4 in the afternoon right here in moscow this friday. to ease you into the weekend this is our international. a member of the populist of turning to for a germany party said extremists have threatened to a sauce and eat her jew to her political beliefs christina bomb urge the media and other political parties to stop in her words their hate campaign against the party let's not cross live to the german council and to our teas of angelo. some rather unsavory props used in this alleged thread tell us more about the story. you know will christie know about the if the politician posted on social media a picture of the cross that had a number of insults all written on it but also a various a very serious threat towards her the politician found the cross her office near her office where she works as a dentist on wednesday evening the police do not know who the perpetrators are but since this is a threat towards a politician the investigation has been passed on

do they know about martin luther king? and of course, the answer was no because the majority of the people here had not heard it. that was the first thing i could hear him saying. could you lower those signs please? i have some very sad news for all of you, and that is that martin luther king was shot and was killed tonight in memphis, tennessee. when i was here and listened to his speech, the pendulum of my emotions, i could see it swinging. and it was in a matter of minutes because i think the speech lasted no more than six or seven minutes. but it went from when he first made the announcement, one of anger and revenge and the sound of that, the collective moans and the sighs. it could not only be heard, but to me, it could be felt. i felt the wave of emotion that came through that crowd. mr. kennedy: for those of you who are black and are tempted to be filled with hatred and mistrust of the injustice of such an act against all white people, i would only say that i can also feel in my own heart the same kind of feeling.

black teenager in 2012 launches a lawsuit demanding a $100000000.00 in damages the killing of trayvon martin spot the black lives maximum. this friday 6 december as it is today live from the out international world view center it's kevin owen here with the half hour update thanks for your company 1st the biggest strike in years has brought france to a standstill workers have been venting their anger against the government's plans to overhaul the pension system one of the largest trade unions in france has 1500000 people marched in support of the protest while the interior ministry estimates run $800000.00 to. massive demonstrations are what across the country thursday with more unrest expected over the next few days must say also clashes between riot police and protesters officers used tear gas and buttons to disperse the crowds at times most violent rallies that hit the french capital was there the militant throughout the day for us. this strike has been planned for many months now and this is against a proposed changes by the french government to the pension system here in france the idea

black teenager and 2012 launches a lawsuit demanding $100000000.00 in damages the killing of trayvon martin sparks the black life masson move. either friday evening at 11 here in moscow my name's colleen bright warm welcome for me in the team with your world news this hour a 1st for you a member of the anti mass migration alternative for germany party has said extremists have threatened to assassinate her because of her political beliefs christina baum urged the media and other political parties to stop and words that hate campaign against her party reporting from berlin here's a bunch of those it says. the i if the politician christina house posted a picture on social media of a cross with number of insults written on it but also a very serious threat towards her the cross was this covered by the if there politician near her office where she works as a dentist on wednesday evening the police do not know who the perpetrators are but since this is a threat towards a local politician they have passed on the investigation to the domestic intelligence services office the alternative for germany

martÍn: eres parte de la informaciÓn que se provee en esta feria. pero claro que tienen esa posibilidad. a informaciÓn bÁsica para que conozcan los programas. de entrada, es una invitaciÓn, para que la gente nos visite y busque informaciÓn. pero hay mÁs programas, programas de salud. seguiremos operando con la misma intensidad para tratar de llegar a la mayor gente posible. tenemos en una semana derecho laboral. vamos a fortalecer todos estos programas. vamos a orientarlos y prepararlos. dÁndole poder a la comunidad. lo nuevo es la innovaciÓn de un programa cultural de voluntariado para llevar a jÓvenes de hasta tercera generaciÓn de mexicanos nacidos en estados unidos a conocer ciudades en mÉxico. tambiÉn tenemos un progama agrÍcola, ya llevamos a cabo una primera ediciÓn, sabemos que el trabajo agrÍcola es muy la primera al trabajador agrÍcola pudimos llevar servicios a la comunidad. fue muy exitosa la ediciÓn, casi 500 participantes, va a ser rotativa. jairo: cÓnsul mario, hay una pÁgina de asistencia a los mexicanos? mario: el

and the woes seem on heal for martin's family and for george zimmerman and us society also as wounds that are sore and open the divide is getting wider well those of us who are waiting with these protests in nature us resort lation this tasteless no surprise we all know that there has been a virtual reign that. the white population of united states now at least during the battle day to slavery well look at the decade your star party this reign of 0 have been exacerbated but there's your government was which is ripping the band-aid off. it's certainly infuriating the white population of florida we're $3.00 slain it would not surprise me at all if there were massive books of the rot in florida in coming days and weeks and it was far less in a direct route you took this film a lot so i hope that you 3 month martin family are in a very good story and more than that told their rate of massive movement against this was. the authorities in hong kong have given the go ahead to what could be the 1st major rally in the chinese territory since its pro-democracy camp score that landslide victory

martin peters, who scored in the 1966 final, has died at the age of 76. a ‘catastrophic fire warning' is issued for parts of eastern australia, including sydney, amid record—breaking temperatures following months of severe drought. these are very difficult and trying times. we are up to day 105 of the bushfire emergency across new south wales and the community is going to have to stay alert and understand what they are going to do as they are threatened by fires. the government approves the takeover of uk defence and aerospace specialist, cobham, by an american company. prince philip has spent day in hospital in london, to be treated for what's being described as a pre—existing condition. and another victory for fallon sherrock, the first ever woman to beat a man in the world darts championship, has won again and is now through to the third round. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are broadcaster penny smith and chief sports reporter for the sun, martin lipton. many of tomorrow's front p

do you think it can be done, martin? martin: quick answer is yes. europeans are going to use may be the same team that they used on the brexit negotiations. will be a lot different. they are resetting the entire cabinet office, civil service. it will probably be around 4000 officials in wt minster that will be driving these talks and a core group in downing street among the capital office will andthese talks as well, they have got a very clear focus thinkting it done, and i basically on october 15, to the last european council meeting, macron said most people got to boris johnson wrong, and i think they do have the upper hand in getting this deal done this year. matt: u.k. stocks have really under par weren't -- underperformed in 2019. do you expect them to play a little catch-up this year? martin: yes, besides the brexit talks, the prime minister, boris johnson, can such a very, very ambitious economic agenda. leveling off is a global factor going on at the moment. we see it in japan. we see it in china. we see it in america. that is basically reas

demanding $100000000.00 in damages the killing of trayvon martin sparked the black lives matter moved. around the clock across the world this is our t. international from the team myself you know neal hello and welcome to the program we will go to headline stories in a moment but some breaking news to bring you this hour from the u.s. state of florida we're hearing a shooting has occurred in a naval base in pensacola it's believed 5 people are being hospitalized with local reports citing official saying the gunman has been killed only occurred in the last few moments 3 medical helicopters several military were dispatched immediately of course to this scene it's not that we must of base this 16 followers and military personnel were on site the base is currently on lockdown just after a.t.m. local time there in pensacola any and all details all breaking news story here on our. we will bring it to you. a member of the un team migrant alternative for germany party has said extremists have threatened to assassinate her because of her political beliefs christina bomb urge the media and othe

barry martin's job is to build that mall. but he's also made it his life's work to keep edith in her home. barry didn't even know edith two years before. now he just doesn't know what to make of her. >> she had a lot of stories to tell and she never really finished a story. >> but, boy, the way she drops names, you'd think she's forrest gump. like hitler -- she met him several times, ended up in a concentration camp, and was sprung by the fuhrer himself. benny goodman -- her cousin, she claimed -- he gave her her clarinet. tommy dorsey, the band leader -- once, when he was short on cash, she bought his sax. mickey rooney -- she taught him dance steps. and so on. barry has one thought -- edith's a wack job. >> i was thinking "crazy old lady" for a while. >> but in the winter of 2007, edith's health suddenly declines. just as suddenly, the construction manager finds himself doing things he really never signed up for -- helping edith shower, use the bathroom, take her medicine, including insulin shots. a big question occurs to b

black teenager and 2012 launches a lawsuit demanding a $100000000.00 in damages the killing of trayvon martin sparked the black lives matter. worldwide this is r.t. international from moscow i'm calling brian welcome to the program a member of the mass migration alternative for germany party has said that extremists have threatened to assassinate her because of her political beliefs. the media and other political parties to stop words their hate campaign against her party reporting next from berlin here's a banjo sepsis. if the politician christina has posted a picture on social media of a cross with number of insults written on it but also a very serious threat towards her the cross was this covered by the if there politician near her office where she works as a dentist on wednesday evening the police do not know who the perpetrators are but since this is a threat towards a local politician they have passed on the investigation to the domestic intelligence services office the alternative for germany party has quick to condemn the attack and urged the media and political parties to stop sprea

murdering another teenager and 2012 inches a lawsuit demanding a $100000000.00 just the killing of trayvon martin sparked the block lives. larger this. not all of the 2020 democratic u.s. election hopefuls we asked the question what those say about the voters' choices. 247 news live from moscow this is our international one minute past 2 pm here in the russian capital hello and welcome. the biggest strike in years has brought france to a standstill with workers venting their anger against the government's plans to overhaul the pension system one of the largest trade unions in france sees 1500000 people marched in support of the protest while the interior ministry estimates just over a huff took part. i. know . that demonstrations were held right across the country on thursday with more on the risk expected over the few days. between riot police and protesters officers used tear gas to disperse the crowd to the most violent rallies that the french is where charlotte he was reporting from the day. this strike has been planned for many months now and this is against a proposed changes by the french

black teenager and 2012 launches a lawsuit demanding $100000000.00 in damages the killing of trayvon martin sparked the black movement. apologized after displaying the ashes of holocaust victims and germany's parliament they say their intention was to push back against the rise of extremism in the country. good morning exactly 10 o 1 in the morning this. this day in moscow this friday the 6 of december of the day is life in the arts international world news center kept it with the 30 minute round starting with this what's been happening in france the last 24 hours the biggest strike in the country in the years has brought to a standstill workers have been venting their anger against the government plans to overhaul the pension system there one of the largest trade unions in france has 1500000 people marched in support of the protests while the interior ministry puts the number lower they say more like 800000 took part. thank you i. know. this. massive demonstrations were held right across the country on thursday with more honest expected of the next few days. clashes between police proteste

demanding $100000000.00 in damages the killing of trayvon martin sparked the black lives nothing new. there live from moscow this is r.t. international. welcome to you wherever you are watching 1st for you germany where a member of the mass migration party alternative for germany has said that extremists have threatened to assassinate her because of her political beliefs kristie to urge the media and other political parties to stop it her words their hate campaign against the party reporting from berlin his evangelos sepsis. if the politician christina has posted a picture on social media of a cross with number of insults written on it but also a very serious threat towards her the cross was this covered by the if there politician near her office where she works as a dentist on wednesday evening the police do not know who the perpetrators are but since this is a threat towards a local politician they have passed on the investigation to the domestic intelligence services office the alternative for germany party has quick to condemn the attack and urged the media and political parties t

but now martin has gone. and as said, nass as i said was somebody i‘d made greatly as a person and a player. it is sad to see. it will be a little while now before another one goes, hopefully. it isa before another one goes, hopefully. it is a very sad time, really.|j know martin has not been very well the last few years, especially recently, but it is always a shock when they do finally go and you realise that they are not going to be around anymore. peter, we wish you the best for christmas and a grateful to you for taking the time to talk to us. our thoughts are with you and the rest of martin peter‘s family and friends. peter shilton talking to oslo from his home this morning. it is so true. that is almost the forgotten goal. martin peters was an integral part of that amazing day. not an easy goal either. you‘re watching breakfast from bbc news, it‘s time now for a look at the newspapers. let‘s look at the front pages. the times leads with its own exclusive story. the paper claims tesco christma

>> i am confident, martin. the team, which is led both by the federal side, the fbi, atf and others, u.s. attorney, and by our attorney general are doing an outstanding job under extremely difficult circumstances. unspeakable tragedy, hatred directed at the jewish community against law enforcement, against jersey city. four extraordinary lives lost. i'm completely confident they will turn over every stone. and i want to echo something. jon greenblat was on a moment ago and i heard him say something we believe strongly, and that is social media is sort of the gasoline on the fire, and it's allowing some of these extraordinarily extreme, hateful posts, videos, rants to become mainstream. we have to nip that in the bud both at the state level, but more importantly, federally, and we are all in on that. >> how would you do that, though? i think many people would agree that social media is very much a problem here, but what do you do in a society where we really want free speech? >> yeah. so you've got to get the ba

yeah i think on from martin it's very it's extremely important. of what what is climate in and the human influence in all of this. saying in what's happening in south america for example with the amazon fires there's also a lot of information about deforestation. losing a large part of natural habitat due to development process. i think it's extremely important to remember that a lot of disasters a lot of the extremes also have a huge factor. inside it and a lot of development processes. have a huge role to play in how in some of the effects that we're seeing today tell us a bit more about the social and economic and perhaps even political impasse that this is going to have imagined when we talk increasingly now about climate refugees that's one of the consequences isn't it. well i think particularly what we've been through there's a huge discussion if you look at the social science of disaster research about who gets impacted who gets affected the worst in me and there is some evidence showing that a large amount of. extreme weather impacts and s

the man acquitted in the shooting death of trayvon martin. now suing trayvon martin's family for $100 million. what he's now claiming. and the family tonight says they're being victimized again. >>> we're watching two new storms, one that could cross the country again. rob times this out. >>> the major news involving the catholic church tonight. the vatican and the investigation here in the u.s. the bishop out tonight, accused of a coverup. >>> and the health headline involving women and breast cancer and concern over hair dyes and straighteners. dr. jen ashton and what you need to know. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. and we begin tonight with the historic next step in the impeachment inquiry, and a very combative one that played out today on capitol hill. the heated proceedings in front of the house judiciary committee. the witnesses, constitutional law scholars, who were asked, was president trump's conduct on ukraine impeachable? three witnesses telling the committee, yes, arguing the preside

against martin's parents and others. new details this morning. >>> former presidential candidate hillary clinton answers howard stern's questions about lesbian rumors and what she whispered to george w. bush at donald trump's inauguration. >>> want to score free starbucks every day for the rest of your life we'll tell you how. >>> jimmy fallon gets caught up in the impeachment hearings. >> the president did commit an impeachable abuse of office. >> oh, i'm going to cyber bully that nerd so hard. watch out, professor plum. because it's going to be donald trump in the bathroom with the twitter. >>> "early today" starts right now. >>> good to be with you on this morning. i'm frances rivera. >> and i'm cori coffin house democrats laying their foundation for articles of impeachment against president trump at the house judiciary's first public hearing yesterday, three constitutional scholars invited by democrats said unequivocally the president's efforts to pressure ukraine were an abuse of power. a fourth scholar invited by r

do they know about martin luther king? of course, the answer was no because the majority of the people had not heard it. that was the first thing i could hear him saying. >> could you lower the signs please? a very sad news for all of you and that is that martin luther king was shot and killed tonight. >> i was here and listen to his speech. the pendulum of my emotions, i could see it swaying and it was in a matter of minutes because i think the speech lasted no more than six or seven minutes. it went from when he first made the announcement one of anger and the sound of that, the collective moans and size, it could not only be heard but to me it could be felt. i felt the wave of emotion that came to the crowd. who arehose of you black and are tempted to be filled with hatred and mistrust, of the industrious -- and justice of such an act, against all white people, i would only say that i can also feel in my own heart the same kind of feeling. i had a member of my family killed but he was killed by a white man. we have to m

the man acquitted in the shooting death of trayvon martin. now suing trayvon martin's family for $100 million what he's now claiming, and the family tonight says they're being victimized again. >>> we're watching two new storms, one that could cross the country again. rob times this out. >>> the major news involving the catholic church tonight. the vatican and the investigation here in the u.s. the bishop out tonight, accused of a coverup. >>> and the health headline involving women and breast cancer an concern over hair dyes and straighteners. dr. jen ashton and what you need to know. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. and we begin tonight with the historic next step in the impeachment inquiry, and a very combative one that played out today on capitol hill. the heated proceedings infront of the house judiciary committee. the witnesses, constitutional law scholars, who were asked, with us president trump's conduct on ukraine impeachable? three witnesses arguing the president abused his power fori th

demanding $100000000.00 in time for the killing of trayvon martin sparked a black lives.

it isa from martin peters went unnoticed. it is a goal! peters! little wonder they called him the ghost. there's martin peters, the man who scored the goal which could well win the world cup for england. it didn't of course, geoff hurst claimed that accolade. he had a different take. ifi accolade. he had a different take. if i hadn't have scored, we would have lost 2—1. it was an important goal. his journaly to world cup greatness began seven years earlier, instead of following his father's foot step, west ham came calling. he made his debut for the hammers in 63. sir alf ramsay said his style and ability was ten years ahead of his time, but he didn't receive his first cap until the may of 1966. by 1970, his legend at west ham was secure and he left for spurs in a deal that made his britain's first £200,000 midfielder. with tottenham he won the league cup twice and the u efa he won the league cup twice and the uefa cup. he left in 1975, moving to norwich. despite making his debut at the age of 31, he still played more than 200 games for the clu

from martin's parents and others the family's reaction tonight. breast cancer. what you need to know to pte >>> the new warning about porch pirates. the family who turned the tables on one thief and how to keep your holiday packages from being stolen. >>> and the one thing it seems congress can agree on, stopping those annoying robocalls, but will the plan work? >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening and thank you for joining us as we come on the air tonight there is breaking news. let's get late details from nbc's steve patterson. >> reporter: lester, authorities in hawaii are responding to an active shooter situation in pearl harbor naval shipyard in honolulu. first responders were called to the scene at 2:30 local time. they confirm at this time there are local injuries on the ground at the base. however it is not known how many are injured or if anyone has died at this time. the naval base is currently on lockdown. all gates are closed as authorities and security teams sweep the scene. our affiliate, as you

black teenager and 2012 launches a lawsuit demanding $100000000.00 in damages the killing of trayvon martin sparked the black lives matter movement. but it off be keeping track of the 2020 presidential race this is a bit of a shocker this little friend baby yoda seems to be gathering. all of the 2020 democratic hopefuls much now that's going to go with those hopefuls for the white house. just 1 pm here in moscow this friday 6 of december. international world news center with a how far up. we're going to the biggest strike in years has brought the country to a standstill workers been venting their anger against the government's plans to overhaul the pension system one of the largest trade unions in france says 1500000 people marched in support of the protests officially the interior ministry putting that number a bit less they're saying 800000 to. thank you i think. this. massive demonstrations were held right across the country says there was more unrest expected over the next few days. also clashes between riot police and protesters offices used. to disperse the crowds at some points the m

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martin? >> alison kosick on the scene there for us, thank you. >>> the governor calling for domestic terrorism while promising legislative action to combat such hateful acts. >> it is an american cancer that is spreading in the body politic. an american cancer turns one cell in the body against another. once we become intolerant of differences, then we are intolerant with america. because america is all about differences. this is terrorism. it is domestic terrorism. these are people who intend to create mass harm, mass violence, generate fear based on race, color, creed. that is the definition of terrorism. and just because they don't come from another country doesn't mean that they're not terrorists. and they should be prosecuted as domestic terrorists. >> with me now is alexander rosenberg. he is the director of community affairs for the anti-defamation league of new york and new jersey. alex, thank you for speaking with us now. you heard the governor there call -- >> thank you for bringing

i love my job. >> reporter: but barber bryan martin nearly lost his life to an unhappy customer. police say 28-year-old ruby got angry over her little boy's haircut. he says the squirmy boy had a light scratch, likely from his clippers. >> i saw pure evil in her eyes. >> reporter: he says she started kicking his door. he says she took aim at him with her prius while her two little boys were in the backseat. >> saw her ting if finger in the air flipping me off. >> reporter: martin suffered a broken leg requiring surgery and deep gashes in his hand. a long recovery ahead of him but he's not angry. >> i could walk up to her, i could hug her and say to her i'm so sorry this happened. >> reporter: martin says his biggest concern is for the boy. her mother faces attempted murder, hit and run. he's sure the haircut isn't the root of the outburst and wants there get the help she needs. >> i want her to be well. i want her to be a good, happy, and produlktictive mom. there's nothing like losing your mom. >> reporter: martin says he's incredibly grateful the community support. he's not sur

martin peters, who has died at the age of 76. the prime minister has defended the decision to approve a £4 billion takeover of the british defence company cobham by an american private equity firm. speaking as he visited british troops in estonia, borisjohnson said he was satisfied the deal didn't raise national security issues. the company employs 10,000 people here in the uk. lady nadine cobham, from the family which set up the company, is among those strongly criticising the decision. she called the takeover "deeply disappointing". our business correspondent katy prescott reports. one of the uk's oldest defence companies. a pioneer of air to air refuelling, critical to the uk military. providing high—tech engineering jobs at their headquarters in dorset. for the last six months the government has been grappling with whether to allow its sale to the american private equity firm, advent, which aims to buy companies, improve them and sell them on. borisjohnson, having christmas lunch with uk troops in estonia, defended last ni

yeah i think taking on from martin is very it's extremely important. of what what is climate and the human influence in all of this. saying and what's happening in south america for example with the amazon fires there's also a lot of information about deforestation losing a large part of natural habitat due to development process. i think it's extremely important to remember that a lot of disasters a lot of that direct streams also have a huge development a factor. inside it and a lot of these developments processes. have a huge role to play in how in some of the effects that we're seeing today tell us a bit more about the social and economic and perhaps even political impasse that this is going to have imagine where we talk increasingly now about climate refugees that's one of the consequences isn't it. well i think particularly what we've been through there's a huge discussion if you look at the social science of disaster research about who gets impacted who gets affected the worst in me and there is some evidence showing that a large amount of. extr

yeah i think on from martin it's very it's extremely important. of what what is climate in and the human influence in all of this. saying in what's happening in south america for example with the amazon fires there's also a lot of information about deforestation losing a large part of natural habitat due to development process. i think it's extremely important to remember that a lot of disasters a lot of the extremes also have a huge factor. inside it and a lot of development processes. have a huge role to play in how in some of the effects that we're seeing today tell us a bit more about the social and economic and perhaps even political impasse that this is going to have imagined when we talk increasingly now about climate refugees that's one of the consequences isn't it. well i think particularly what we've been through there's a huge discussion if you look at the social science of disaster research about who gets impacted who gets affected the worst in me and there is some evidence showing that a large amount of. extreme weather impacts and so

going into the climate system is is picking off certain parts with very extreme weather martin was so in london what is it exactly that we are experiencing right now is it a case that they are more wildfires in the world or is it rather that they're becoming more intense and more extreme well for the last say 20 years we've had pretty good information about where fires are on earth the timing and the magnitude basically from earth orbiting satellites and if you look at that record you can see that actually from year to year fires. overall don't change that much it's just that in certain parts of the planet there are extremes that can be you know 10 times or even greater. than average so that's what we're seeing in in some places but overall the amount of fire is not necessarily massively more this year than it has been in other years we just see we're just hearing about these extremes which are obviously very severe is so what is causing this i imagine that the reasons depend very depend on the on the regions obviously yes there's a wide variety of conditions that affect fires and if

martin? >> allison kosik on the scene for us. with me is head of the jewish community. thank you for joining me. >> thank you. >> you have heard this called domestic terrorism in this latest action. what action do you want to protect the jewish community? >> i think despite the good will of all our political lireaders, and they are all long-time friends of the jewish community in new york, more has to be done. we're witnessing anti-semitic attacks, including one attack on each of the days of hanukkah, either in new york city or rockland counties that you just reported. what we need is a stepped-up policy that includes zero tolerance, a get tough message and a unity of all of new york citizens that say this is not just about the jews or the hasidic community in rockland county, this is about all of us and the way we choose to live. we want to affirm our inclusion, not our exclusion. our unity, not our separation. >> as was noted here, the stabbing attack comes after at least, i believe, 13 att