>> raiders should stay in oakland. >> some giants fans don't like the idea. >> i'm surprised that giants have courted the raiders and looks like they're initiating the conversation. >> reporter: host 95.7 "the game" says the giants would welcome the revenue and at&t park the exposure in nfl season. quote," want to do what's best for bay area fans and remain open to the concept. says didn't make sense to leave one to play in another. >> no way to convince me playing in at&t park would better serve 2019 season than deal with oakland lawsuit. >> reporter: sued nfl and team for antitrust violations so owner mark davis decided to say goodbye. sports business consultant says the raiders don't need another distraction but focus on building momentum ahead of the move to las vegas. >> they have suites and naming rights to sell, licenses, season seats. long way from sold out in las vegas. >> reporter: some football fans wouldn't mind football at at&t park. >> just great to have team playing in san francisco again. >> reporter: if the raiders did come to at&t park would need a green light from 49er

the giant was born. huge. it was breathtaking.ont of us was this monstrous 747. i can‘t repeat what everybody says when they first take a look at this aeroplane. it was a massive wake—up call. file: september 30th, 1968. the first giant 747 is presented to the world. dad was thrilled when the 747 was actually a reality. a world launch, but few knew it still couldn‘t fly. today, that very first 747 rests at seattle‘s museum of flight. so these represented people, for the weight? barry latter worked on board as a test engineer. carrying 350 people around the sky, you didn‘t want to put one in the ground. everything was duplicated for safety. there are still people that say "it's not going to fly", and, quite literally, "that the aeroplane's not going to get off the ground." and going forward to that first flight, bill allen says to our chief test pilot, he says, "the company's riding on this, so don't screw it up". he's like, "gee, thanks, mrallen!" the brakes were released and the plane started to roll down the runway. lots of spra

finally tonight, a giants rival with some hot stove news today.or dodgers trade today l-a has sent a package consisting of yasiel puig, matt kemp, and alex wood to cincinnati in exchange for starting pitcher homer bailey and prospects. the dodgers save about 15-million dollars in salary space with the move... and the belief is this is all a way to make some room to sign bryce harper. this ends puig's 6-year run in l-a a time in which he burst on the scene as a rookie, but has been inconsistent for the last few seasons. he's also managed to be a giants fan favorite. next at 8. 1 million lights. 175 christmas trees. the crazy holiday displays that draw visitors from around the world (justine) if you think your family goes all out when it comes to decorating for the holidays... ...check out this dazzling display of lights! the koziar family in pennsylvania has been decorating their property since 19-48. what started as a hobby became a popular national attraction. the koziar's christmas village boasts more than one million lights... and has been awar

here's the giants' response. quote, there has been initial interest in exploring the possibility of the raiders playing at at&t park. many details would need to be figured out. this is certainly not a done deal. however, it is very viable and both sides continue to talk. if the raiders do move to at&t park next year, we have a cluster of teams, the raiders and the giants and the warriors all playing within one mile of each other. jessica? >>> stand by. that is the order for lawmakers in washington as the federal government heads for a partial shutdown. the count down is on with less than three hours until several government agencies run out of funding and shut down. lawmakers who had hoped to be in their home states by now will instead convene tomorrow, hoping to keep the shutdown brief. late today, the senate barely approved a vote on a bill which includes $5 billion for the border wall. the dow plunged more than 400 points today ending its worse week since the 2008 recession. the federal reserve's rate hike on

the giants want to do what's best for bay area fans." at&t park has converted into a football venue in the past. it's hosted 11 college bowl games and was the home of the cal bears for one season while memorial stadium un renovations. the raiders also need a home for just one year. they're scheduled to move into their new las vegas stadium in 2020. they were planning to play at the coliseum until oakland city officials sued them over the team's move to vegas. >> i think any stadium is better than the coliseum. so i think at&t park would be a step up. >> but it would be more a step up for them and potentially inconvenience for everyone else. >> reporter: this would have to get the approval of major league baseball and the nfl with player safety being an issue for players in both leagues. the other big issue is the san francisco 49ers. they own the territorial rights to this area. so any move by the raiders into san francisco has to be one k tith liability would co k larry baer and the giants incur, the people who own this thing, if, you k

the giants released a statement saying the giants want to do what's best for bay area fans and would be open to the concept. but bruce says it doesn't make sense for the raiders to leave one baseball stadium just to play in another. >> there is no way you can convince me that coming to play at at&t park would better serve his 2019 season than to just deal with whatever oakland lawsuit -- >> the laws was filed which the city of oakland suing the nfl and the team for anti-trust violations. so owner mark davis decided to say goodbye. andy dolich is a sports business consultant saying the raiders don't need a distraction. instead they need to build momentum ahead of the move to las vegas. >> they have seats and you a naming licenses to sell. licenses and season seats a long way from sold out in las vegas. >> some football fans say they wouldn't mind football at at&t park. >> it would be great to have a team in san francisco again. >> if the raiders come to at&t park they need a greenlight from the 49ers who have territorial rights over san francisco. the 90ers said they are open to discu

a new pharmaceutical giant in the making glaxo smith kline and pfizer announced a joint venture that will create the biggest over the counter drug supply and. also coming up the vision of how you will someday ride in one of his tesla electric cars has just taken one more step closer towards reality. welcome to the business so pharmaceutical giant pfizer add to glaxo smith kline a forging an alliance that will be worth billions to pharma companies plan on joining their over the counter prada. division's last year they had a combined turn over of almost thirteen billion dollars pfizer will hold on to thirty two percent of the plan to joint venture glaxo to sixty eight percent the next step will be to flow to the new company on the stock exchange. that's going out to frankfurt to our man there will be buds and ask him what this news means for the world's huge health care market and in particular for the two pharma giants. yes and i think glaxo smith kline is also finally seeing eye to eye with investors heavyweight investors that have been putting pressure on glaxo smith kline g s k let

tech giant is everywhere. for many people today begins with a buzz from there on droid phone. it runs on google's mobile operating system which is found in more than ninety percent of smartphones across the world the tech giant now offers hundreds of services these a to the most popular with one billion users each their very practical and free of charge users pay for their data. i'm going to say mistakes can google has grown incredibly powerful because many of its products and services are free to use. that way users are drawn into the google ecosystem in taking it to the court and it's the innocent in mommie's major platforms connect a vast range of services and products instant and google is involved in many different market segments from hardware to software and services. structures for google. a quick check of the news weather and mail services and i'm up to find the best routes to work. the tech giant's services are certainly useful but that comes at a price google collects user data to sell targeted its parent company alphabets reportedly earned ninety five billion euros

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however supervisor-elect haney cautions the giants in making such a decision without considering thepotential impact on the citysotcity leaders in oakland say the city's anti-trust law suit for breach of contract against the nfl has nothing to do with raiders playing the 2019 season at the coliseum. officials with the raiders see it differently...in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news ( robin ) troops got a christmas surprise wednesday. the president and first lady quietly left washington christmas night -- to meet with u-s service members stationed in iraq. mary moloney has the de

with china the uncertainty surrounding bragg's it and the ongoing legal woes of car makers and tech giants. investors have a lot to study just. that's all for me for now i'm richard will be with you at the top of the next hour with another full news bulletin thanks for being with us. natural riches. precious resources. and a rewarding investment. farmland has been called ethiopia's green gold the country has an abundant supply and leases it to international giants. the government for high export revenues and for corporations high profit margins. but not everyone benefits from the booming business. mix of creation environmental destruction and starvation. the sewing out of a country dead donkey. starts december twenty ninth on d w. two thousand and eighteen was a year to remember from the u.s. china trades to the brics it chaos we look back at twelve bogota months and how they could impact the here at home. and why hope to juicy burgers could help resolve the u.s. government shutdown. welcome to business i want to get jones of berlin good to have you with us well stock markets around the wo

banning sports english premier league giants manchester united have sacked coach joe. decision follows the club's were stars through a season in twenty eight years with united trailing league leaders and fierce rivals liverpool by nineteen points. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us today trying to marks forty years since its economy opened up to the rest of the world a move that ultimately turned china into a global economic powerhouse second in g.d.p. only to the u.s. forty years ago china was producing goods and services worth around one hundred fifty billion dollars but by nine hundred ninety seven g.d.p. had hit the trillion dollar ma. arc by last year its gross domestic product had grown to more than twelve trillion dollars in his speech marking the anniversary of chinese president xi jinping to press ahead with economic reforms but he also made clear that beijing would not deviate from its one party system or be bossed around by any other country. it was an impeccably choreographed event designed to showcase china's transformation from an inward look

a senior executive of the chinese tech giant huawei has been arrested in canada at the request of the us. the canadian justice department said wanzhou meng would face an extradition hearing on friday after being arrested in vancouver, but gave no details of the charges. a full state funeral has been held in washington forformer president george bush senior, who was remembered as a patriot, a statesman and a loving father. an incredible story from brazil marking a breakthrough in fertility treatment. doctors have revealed that for the first time, a healthy baby girl has been born to a woman using a womb transplanted from a dead donor. the woman who received the transplant gave birth to a baby girl two years ago. that's all. stay with bbc world news. and the top story in the uk — scientists in cambridge have completed the world's largest gene sequencing project in healthcare, bringing hope of better understanding of diseases and faster diagnosis. people with rare diseases, theirfamily members and cancer patients took part. now on bbc news, live to singapore for asia business report. hua

however supervisor-elect haney cautions the giants in making such a decision without considering the potential impact on the citysotcity leaders in oakland say the city's anti-trust law suit for breach of contract against the nfl has nothing to do with raiders playing the 2019 season at the coliseum. officials with the raiders see it differently...in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news (grant) police in oakland have just revealed that an officer's s-u-v was stolen during monday night's raiders game. the ford s-u-v was reported missing at around 9:30. police say it was taken during

also coming up in sports english premier league giants manchester united fire coach jersey morning new york the football club pulled the plug on the controversial manager after the worst start to the season in nearly thirty years and thousands of anti-government demonstrators in budapest rallies for a fifth night in a row the protesters want controversial overtime waiver loss drops in a return to an independent state media. thank you so much for your company everyone china's president xi jinping has told rivals to respect beijing's growing role in the world in a speech marking forty years of market reforms she warned the west beijing would not be dictated to even as he tried to play down fears of china trying to become the world's dominant superpower while i was a defiant message at a time of heightened tensions with major trading partners like the united states. it was an impeccably choreographed event designed to showcase china's transformation from an inward looking farming based society to the economic giant it is today. the country's president xi jinping credited forty years of co

however supervisor-elect haney cautions the giants in making such a decision without considering the potential impact on the citysotcity leaders in oakland say the city's anti-trust law suit for breach of contract against the nfl has nothing to do with raiders playing the 2019 season at the coliseum. officials with the raiders see it differently...in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news (vicki)troops overseas got a post-christmas surprise from the commander-in-chief today. (ken)president trump and first lady melania made an unannounced trip to iraq.grant lodes joins us now in studio

another bad call for huawei — the chinese telecoms giant's finance chief is arrested for allegedly breakings sanctions on iran. live from london, that's our top story on thursday sixth december. meng wanzhou was arrested in canada and is the daughter of huawei's founder, it's a move bound to heighten tensions in the us china trade war. also in the programme... higher oil prices are in the pipeline. opec oil producers look set to cut production, as they meet in vienna despite the warnings from president trump. the rout that decimated the markets in asia continues — dragging europe down at the open. the baby bag boom. we'll speak to the woman trying to making changing nappies as stylish as changing bags, and find out how the right kit can help parents keep one step ahead of their kids. today we want to know whether you are concerned about who is using your data and for what purpose? we are talking about this in the light of the latest revelations about facebook, just use the hashtag bbcbizlive. hello and welcome to business live. the stakes have been upped in the trade war between the us and

the giants want to do what is best for bay area fans and would be open to the contest. giants fans expressed concern about bringing in silver and black. >> i think the quality of the field, it tears the field up, man. it is very like alarming for like a football player to be like sharing that field with a baseball player. nancy walter was picking up a pair of seats old candlestick stadium. a 49er fan herself, she said baseball diamonds are a terrible place to play football. >> the logistics of the players playing on the raw dirt, the diamond being there during the season is not good for players. i don't think it is good for them. >> reporter: one of the question involves the 49ers. the niners currently hold nfl territorial rights for san francisco and it is unclear how that would impact a potential deal between the raiders and the giants. the 49ers released a statement reading if the league or the raiders want to have conversations about playing in san francisco next year, we are open to having those conversations. we have reached out to the raiders and the nfl to find

94107, that's the giants. 94621, that's the a's. spring training is in approximately 60 days. >>> quick hit of sell up top, even the a's had a seat at the table over the last 24 hours. oakland picked up infielder jurickson profar from the rangers. he will be the starting second baseman. he had 20 homers last season with texas. his first full season in the majors. the move also means the end of jed lowrie's tenure in green and gold. the a's also signed reliever joakim soria to a two year deal for $15 million. he will be the 8th inning setup guy. and the giants picked up a reli signed one, pat vindetti, ambidextrous pitcher after spending 2017 in the minors. outfielder yasiel puig, public enemy no. 1 with giants fans, now a former dodger as he was traded to the reds along with matt kemp and alex wood as part of a seven-player deal. l.a. picks up pitcher homer bailey and two prospects. c.c. sabathia, yankees pitcher, vallejo native, underwent heart surgery and had a stent inserted for a blocked artery. >>> nfl's four-point home dogs ag

this afternoon the san francisco giants have confirmed. there has been an initial entrance interest expressed about playing at at&t park. many details need to be out. they would be open to the concept. giants fans expressed concerns about bringing in the team. >> the quality of the field, it tears the field up. it is very like alarming for football player to be like sharing that field with a baseball player. >> reporter: nancy walter was picking up a pair of seats from the old candlestick stadium. a 49er fan herself, she said baseball diamonds are terrible place to play football. >> the logistics for the players playing on the rogers of the diamond being there during the season, it is not good for the players. i don't think it is good for them. >> reporter: an outstanding question involves the 49ers. the niners currently hold nfl territorial rights for san francisco and it is unclear how that would impact a potential deal between the raiders and the giants. the 49ers released a statement reading if the leak or the raiders want to have expl

the giants released a statement reading in part the giants want to do what's best for bay area fans and would be open to the concept. but browse says it doesn't make sense for the raiders to leave one baseball stadium just to go play in another. >> there is no way you can convince me that coming to play at at&t park would better serve his 2019 season than to just deal with whatever oakland lawsuit -- >> the lawsuit was filed by the city of oakland suing the nfl and the team for anti-trust violations. so owner mark davis decided to say goodbye. andy dolich is a sports business consultant saying the raiders don't need a distraction. instead they need to focus on building momentum ahead of the the move to las vegas. >> seats to sell, naming rights to sell, listens, season seats along away from sold out in las vegas. >> some football fans wouldn't mind football at at&t park. >> it would be great to have a team in san francisco again. >> if the raiders come to at&t park they need a greenlight from the 49ers who have territorial rights over san francisco. the niners did tell us they are open

eli manning and the giants, folks. redskins and sanch host the giants this sunday. it's a sign.nce, whatever. washington beat york in week 8 but despite a 4-8 record, the gian a threat with all the talent. eli with twol super brings and led new york to three wins in the last four ges a saquon barkley, rookie sensation out ofteenn and then receiver odell beckham jr. throwing the balls in his arsenal. joshua norman certainly noticed. >> make plays. they reall are. they've been. phenomen a couple of plays where they have the oide receivern reverse passes wide open, breaking down secondaries a then, you know, running back.s eli better. the approachth te game, i don't know if it' more so playing better but just things coming along well for him. >> bittersweet day at nats park. told106.7 the fan does not agent brice harper to return to the team. the club offered a $300 million contract this decemberno enough. but potentially, lose one all- the pitcher signed a 6 year $140 llion tedeal this week. second biggest behind matt rz sc. thrilled to be in the district. >> we've always loved co

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however supervisor-elect haney cautions the giants in making such a decision without considering theact on the citysotcity leaders in oakland say the city's anti-trust law suit for breach of contract against the nfl has nothing to do with raiders playing the 2019 season at the coliseum. officials with the raiders see it differently...in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news police in oakland say officer's s-u-v was stolen during monday night's raiders game. the ford s-u-v was taken during the game at the coliseum. officers later found the s-u-v with minor damage on elmwood avenue. th

tonight the giants are confirming our initial report. the raiders would share at&t park along with the giants for 2019. sources close to the negotiations say this is a distinct possibility. at&t park is no stranger to football. several football games were played there over the last several years, including the cal football team in 2011. the giants saying they are open to this idea and want to do what's best for bay area football fans. the raiders would need approval from the nfl. the nfl would prefer that the raiders play in the bay area next season, before moving to las vegas in 2020. the raiders have said they don't want to play at the oakland coliseum next year because the city of oakland is suing them. we'll have more at 6:00. an unp robbers hit people with pepper spray i o union square. it was a police dispatch call that went out after it happened. this outf outfitters around 8:40 last night. three women went into the store and started spraying. in the middle of the chaos police say they stole merchandise and ran out the door. shopp

tech giant to face a grilling by members of the u.s. congress they're concerned about how the company collects data and some politicians accuse it of bias in its search services. also on the program the chinese and americans are talking trade again and there's talk beijing is making the first moving cooling down the trade war between the world's top two economies. and could wreck to put an end to london's booming restaurant scene britain faces a culinary challenge without all its new cooks. it's time for business on the w. and how you got to get us it's good to have you with us google is the latest u.s. tech giant to face a congressional grilling google c.e.o. who's on the beach i took questions from the house judiciary committee on tuesday they're presented if asked about how google collects data and whether it is politically biased in its search their fists they also want to know how the company prevents foreign meddling in the u.s. elections the hearing comes as google is under fire for a massive data breach that affect that a half m

trade war truce between washington and beijing the global chief financial officer of chinese telecoms giant clay wa has been arrested in canada he now faces expedition to the u.s. where allegedly breaching sanctions on iran also coming up. peace talks and begin in sweden between humans warring parties are due to get underway soon delegations from the saudi backed government and the who the rebels come together for the first farm in two years is an end to the world's most worst humanitarian crisis perhaps. and. and the song america's last days the leader of her conservative c.d.u. party will stay on as chancellor but steps down as party chair after the teen years of the health of the race to succeed her song and it could mean a new direction for germany's conservatives. and a final farewell to a former u.s. president world leaders attend a state funeral board george bush sr three buried in his home state of texas later today. our brian todd thanks so much for joining us canada has arrested one of the biggest names in china's business world. is the daughter of the founder of chinese telecoms

giant companies with revenues higher than. if practiced crimes in more than one hundred sixty operations with more than thirty million dollars in bribes the current investigations are only revealing the tip of the iceberg remember. the three companies are suspected of paying bribes and exchange for better trading contracts authorities say the top executives were fully aware of what was going on . the type of operation that was performed here resembled negotiations at the stock market because the members of the criminal organization above all the public brokers they go shoot at prices daily they price the products that they want to sell directly to the representatives of the foreign companies. they would you w. news live from berlin what coming up at the top of the hour in the meantime you can get all the latest news around the clock online at. csub. entering the conflict zone confronting the powerful. over the course of his short life judgment is far right if he thought he was going to have it so good my guess is weak here is

but the arrest since then of a top executive at chinese tech equipment giant while way has left that truce on shakier ground then ever the tone coming from beijing today was defiant china won't be pushed around. for more than if it is the beijing correspondent off the irish times newspaper to feel welcome what did you make of the speech today well we had a lot of talk today about on swerving commitment to reforms and great socialist rhetoric there it was a very defiant speech i think one aimed at telling the chinese people that china remains strong given that there is some anxiety and in china pressure coming from the us because of the trade war so i think it was very much about about painting a very positive picture of china's strength well this remark about china not being told to the business clearly devotion to yes it was aimed obviously is to say that at the domestic audience but yes it's a message for a president who's been. president trump has always been a difficult. person to deal with for the chinese as other countries of experience because people is exam predictable so thi

that's prompted by the arrest of a top executive from chinese tech giant huawei on a request from the united states. canada's pm says it's a normal investigation. there was no engagement or involvement in the political level in this decision because we respect the independence of ourjudicial processes. i'm kasia madera in london. also in the programme: first clues about the death of the thai businessman and owner of leicester city football club, a fault is found with his helicopter. rescue is in progress for a sailor in one of the most remote spots on earth. will be speaking to the organisers of the race. —— we will. good morning. it's 9am in singapore, 1 am in london and eight in the evening in washington, on a day when there have been some sharp falls in global stock markets. they were reacting to doubts about an easing of the trade war between the united states and china. and the concerns were aggravated by news of the arrest in canada at the request of the us, of a senior chinese telecoms executive. all three main wall street indexes fell more than 2%, though they regained some gr

our top stories: trouble for chinese tech giant huawei.dition to the us. a state funeral in washington for former president george hw bush. the world war 2 pilot who helped end the cold war is remembered as statesman and loving father. he valued character over pedigree, and he was no cynic. he looked for the good in each person, and he usually found it. mass protests across spain, as appealjudges uphold a decision to clearfive men, known as ‘the wolf pack‘, of gang rape. and — a blueprint for better health. british scientists complete the biggest gene sequencing project in healthcare in the hope of beating more diseases.

if there is a trade war between these two economic giants.ico will have a preview of the asia markets in just a few minutes. let's look in more detail at the arrest in canada of the top executive from the technology giant, huawei. china says meng wanzhou's arrest is a violation of her human rights and has demanded her release. she was detained in canada and faces extradition to the united states on reported accusations of violating us sanctions against iran. ms meng is huawei's chief financial officer and a daughter of the compa ny‘s founder. canandian prime ministerjustin trudeau spoke a short time ago and says his government had no involvement in the arrest. we were advised by them, with a few days notice, that this was in the works but, of course, there was no engagement or involvement in the political level in this decision because we respect the independence of ourjudicial processes, further to that i have not had any direct or indirect discussion with any of my international counterparts on this. and china's been commenting too. the for

the tech giant services are certainly useful. but that comes at a price google collects user data to sell targeted its parent company alphabets reportedly earned ninety five billion euros in revenue last year but critics say google's data gathering is excessive and want to diminish its market power to garden and they have not that user data is analyzed for example in what's called ad targeting at targeting. you know the words ads are displayed in accordance with the context of the search or the user's known interesting plan that would have helped but that's google's main business at the moment that doesn't sell the actual data but it does sell access to its user profiles into coming off. every day google's response to five point five billion search requests google was in the first search engine on the market when it launched two decades ago competitors like excites yahoo and out of vista went pure online search engines they have a sites carefully curated lists of websites organized by category when google dot com went online in o

a child's cry a little boy rescued the giant wave left him buried in rubble for twelve hours. on the western tip of java and in many communities like his on the cement trend side of the sounder strait the search for survivors continues. as does the recovery of the dead. hundreds of people lost their lives on saturday night most would have scarcely known what hit them. but they said. all of a sudden the wave came i was here afterwards i ran over there to a crowd of people who were holding a celebration. a motorbike even got swept over there. what about that. part of the i came back here at two am to try and get my bike. but i couldn't because it was buried under the debris we. this is the second deadly tsunami to strike indonesia this year people are asking why the country's tsunami early warning system failed why coastal areas weren't evacuated indonesia's president djoko would had no answers. i have ordered an inspection of all the tsunami detection equipment and the replacement of broken parts i think in the new budget i will order the replacement of old and broken equipment

he helped the giants win, maybe he can do it again. >>> thank you.m at&t park and levi stadium, the 49ers hosting some holiday cheer. this is their third annual event. some of them even took home new shoes and toys. >> just being able to see everybody so happy. the holiday experiences. . >> they're not forgotten and we appreciate the opportunity to support them. >> well said. about 4049ers were on hand. signing autographs, taking pictures, more than nd >> the holiday season is here. >> the rain is here as well. so it makes it romantic and holiday-esque. >> 15ly like december. so many years where we get to december and not a lot happening. right now we have the wet weather starting to return. and down here to san jose where the roadways are wet. we've seen some light to moderate rain. we'll hold with some low 50s as we head into tomorrow morning and the rain chances continuing. the storm chances, unusual. this is lingering near coast. moving off to the south and it is continuing to spiral in. we've seen a small piece of the breakoff and it has started

i'm rico hizon in singapore, the headlines: trouble for chinese tech giant huawei. its chief financial officer is arrested in canada and faces extradition to the us. a state funeral in washington for former president george bush sr. he's remembered as a patriot, a statesman and a loving father. he valued character over pedigree, and he was no cynic. he looked for the good in each person, and he usually found it. i'm babita sharma in london. also in the programme: mixed messages over the trade deal struck between the us and china, but the truce still stands for now. and second wind for an ancient tradition, as miniature wooden boats set sail once again. good morning. it's 9am in singapore, 1am in london and 5pm in vancouver, where the canadian authorities have arrested huawei's global chief financial officer. meng wanzhou is facing extradition to the united states on suspicion she violated us sanctions against iran. huawei said it was not aware of any wrongdoing by ms meng and the chinese embassy issued a statement demanding her immediate release. our technology corr

tonight, it was the giants' turn to play santa.ed more than 250 kids and families from homeless shelters and outreach programs. the guests treated to arts and crafts along other activities. they were also served dinner, of course. and what is a party without santa? there's a snow person. >> i saw santa. lucille is maybe signing autographs. >> yes, of course. and that little snow man is giving out backpacks. >> a lot of funs for the kids. jeff, what about our morning commute? >> a little fog tomorrow morning. that's where that commute would be the worse to get another chance of rain friday and sunday. >> thanks for joining us tonight. >> see you. bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon."

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the journalism daring to tell the truth no matter the call plus in sports english premier league giants manchester united fire coach josie marine the football club pulled the plug on the controversial manager after the worst start to the season in nearly three decades. i'm brink off it's good to have you with us tonight we know that u.s. president donald trump's former national security adviser will not be going to prison at least this year today a federal judge in washington post poll the sentencing of michael flynn the disgraced former general had pleaded guilty to deceiving the f.b.i. about his contacts with russia's ambassador to the u.s. . in january twenty seventeen just days before trump became u.s. president clinton originally said that he had not met the ambassador when in fact he had the judges said by doing so flynn arguably sold out his country now lying to federal agents carries a five year prison sentence flynt is the highest profile culprit so far in special counsel robert muller's investigation into links between trump's election campaign and russia are joining us now fr