the south pole.red for is the south pole is high, like 9,000 feet above sea level and it's cold, real cold, but you knew that. you feel the altitude. today, the base at south pole has the feel of a space station, a warm comfortable bubble in the middle of well, the great void. it can be incredibly harsh out there with winds reaching as high as 50 knots and temperatures regularly dropping below negative 50 degrees fahrenheit. about 200 scientists and staff work here during the summer season. chef bryan denham is responsible for keeping them all fed and happy. he's been coming here for about five seasons, wintering for over three of those. again one makes a lot with a little. what do you think the likely common thread between all of the people who choose to come to this place? >> stuart: everybody's got a spirit of adventure here. it's pretty cool because you think oh i've done some really cool things, and then you talk to someone else and you go, oh, i've done nothing. >> anthony: dr. stuart jeffries

the south pole, the antarctic which contains 90% of the world's highs and 70% of the worlds freshwaterand we are seeing early warning signs down south of what we are experiencing in the north. you mention yourfather and are experiencing in the north. you mention your father and he are experiencing in the north. you mention yourfather and he has been recognised for being the first man 01’ recognised for being the first man or boy that meant walking both poles. what has it been like to work with him and make some of these films, documenting the changes?m has been humbling working generation from generation to the different people but we meet in the middle behind making a story of climate change and convenient solutions. it as relevant and i believe that what we do to whether or create a story that cuts between generations. it has been a humbling process. that cuts between generations. it has been a humbling processlj that cuts between generations. it has been a humbling process. i sure oui’ has been a humbling process. i sure our viewers know that you are pretty young, in your mid—20s. w

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check this out, this is fantastic footage for the south pole.y friendly beluga whale who plays his version of fetch. they did this for a long period of time. obviously we can only show you a little of it, but that a spectacular. look at that, brought it right up to the boat and they continued to play the game and he played along. >> he just keeps bringing it back. >> from the south pole, keeps bringing it back, that's pretty cool. >> wild, not even trained to bring it back to the boat. >> we go tell the regents to bring you sports of a different kind. raiders are 5-4, it is 11 o'clock and time for more news. >>> coming up next: >> i feel like it's a good start to start trying to ban vapes's but i feel like it has gone too far and at this point. >> america's largest e- cigarette company will stop selling its most popular product. >>> the san francisco-based company juul will stop selling its popular mint flavored products. >> is a proposed nationwide ban on all narcan products. congressman mark bizarrely discussed the idea at a town hall meeting

it is a full on game of fetch with the belluga whale at the south pole.incredibly social animal. to understand a game of catch with a group of humans on the boat. >> look at you, you know your rugby. >> your final low goes to arc son. there is not a whole lot you can do when 6'3", 360 pounds christian lewis is coming at you like a freight train and the strategy becomes survival. the little rock six grader became a viral star when this video ws posting rumbling through defense and undoubtingly under the radar screen of college coaches across the country. christian's natural position is on the offensive of line, when the team needs a first down in a hurry, he becomes the running back. the best stat is christian has a 3.8 grade point average. the sky is the limit for my guy christian. >> christian came in like a wrecking ball. i don't think that black cat can take christian. >> if you don't think nick saban were writing down their pad after what they saw in the video, man. >> coming up next, kerry washington on her stunning performance in her new movie and h

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from the syrian scientists safeguarding one of our most valuable resources these are important south poles that we have to make sure there are surviving to the refugees striving to coexist with nature ok so what's going on there simulating what happens when an elephant thomas life up to conflict on al-jazeera. was taken. and i was. not in force they were say don't think he intends to make sure that group injures no longer entitled to lead to basic rights more citizenship rights one 3rd of the bird were funneled into what is now become complex where the marines are are basically your friends exiles coming soon on al-jazeera. and the differences. and the similarities of cultures of. al-jazeera. i know i maryam namazie in london with a quick look at the headlines now police in hong kong of one delphi a live rounds of protesters don't stop using lethal weapons that car engaged in a standoff with demonstrators outside a university campus in the city this after another day of clashes during which protesters held petrol bombs at the police reports now from hong kong. a long day of fighting at thi

can see here south poles of the fresh crops are being conserved we're looking here . and you know me this is the heart the hard that is used for pasta making so we have a big collection of this and so i just decided for pasta say fear you're going to get your thoughts that it's all the cups are here you have here bartley a very important crops when you talk about dry areas and you talk with the 3 main crops which are really to talk about rice and you talk about corn so these are 3 main staple food that most of the users are using so important place this is a treasure these are important samples that we have to make sure they are surviving they are monitored they are available to the international community. there are $1750.00 strategically placed seed banks around the world each gives a back up copy of their collection at the jewel in the crown of seed banks norway's fall of our global vaults. the doomsday vault it is built into the side of an arctic mountain so that the seeds can be frozen without the need for power. over 1000000 c varieties are stored here so when t

take it to the south pole, that is a rugby ball that the gentleman is throwing into the ocean, only to have a very friendly mobile wild, beluga whale come up with the ball. as amazing video right there. and that is some interspecies communication. >> and the wheel drops it off in the water right by the boat. >> they did it for several minutes, it wasn't just one time. >> napier a band-aid? halley bit me. (laughs) you got beaten up by a girl. hey, that's sexist. you're right. (laughs) you got beaten up by a baby. hi. -hey. -hey. -what you got there? -oh, i grabbed a sandwich at the food truck out front. wait, n-now, hold on. tonight is friday, and i believe you know what that means. that my fun, young life took a drastic turn somewhere? no. but yeah. no, that means it's chinese food night. yeah, and you have chinese food. so eat it. but i can smell your pastrami. and we can all hear your complaining, so no one's happy. -it does smell good. -oh, it is. i had one the other day. (stammers) what is happening? everybody's supposed to be eating chinese food. well, actually, i believe the chin

iranian people have the right to vote and have the right to protest when my south pole look yes or no as you know that you're in the united states and you know that for a long time it has been u.s. policy that pressure now under president maximum pressure on iran will eventually lead to a regime change from within and are you saying then that the policy that the u.s. has pursued is now beginning to bear fruit. let me tell you something this is the behavior of the government leading people to you know i asking for revolution for having regime change this is the crux in iran not just the maximum pressure from outside and i'm not saying that given the fact but let me tell you something when the iran deal happened people took to the street on set every can get deep but the same people were asking for another view which was human rights so after the deal the government to spend the money in jaffa in syria in lebanon and that is why actually the main is still going in the streets right now people are chanting and angry then telling the government that do not to spend the money in the middle

minister clearly got iranian people have the right to vote and have the right to protest when my south pole yes or no as you know that you're in the united states and you know that for a long time it has been u.s. policy that pressure now under president trump maximum pressure on iran will eventually lead to a regime change from within and are you saying then that the policy that the us has pursued is now beginning to bear fruit. let me tell you something this is the behavior of the government leading people to you know i asking for revolution for having regime change this is the crux in iran not just the maximum pressure from outside and i'm not saying that given the fact but let me tell you something when the iran deal happened people did to destry done so that he can get a deal but the same people were asking for another deal which was human rights so after the deal the government to spend the money in jaffa in syria in lebanon and that is why actually the main is still going in the streets right now people are chanting and angry then telling the government that do not to spend the money

from the syrian scientists safeguarding one of our most valuable resources these are important south poles that we have to make sure there are surviving to the refugees striving to coexist with nature ok so what's going on there simulating what happens when an elephant thomas life up to conflict on al-jazeera. driven by outrage and spanning generations the real hinge of demonstrators gathered on the very day a widely criticized repatriation agreement between the governments of bangladesh and me and more was to begin the anger was all too apparent and the fear was palpable if you don't like was so afraid that if they send one of us back to myanmar today tomorrow they'll send back 10 and the day after tomorrow they'll send back 20 idea if we were given citizenship in myanmar then there would be no need to take us back there we would go back on our own we must remember the rancho among the most persecuted minorities in the world. what kind of care does that provide and is anyone willing to pick up the cost we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live i

ones affected the neighbors as well and also they raise the terrorist threats emanating from the south pole both to the countries in the region i hope rotates the international community to think. well yes hello it's always been a difficult one again we are seeing for the 1st time we have not in many most recent times where i.s.i. and al qaeda seem to be working together and we've seen them accept your prating on the same territory mallees clearly one of those trees so it can be very difficult to dislodge them and it's going to be very difficult for the cells become free of terrorism and 3 of jihadists simply because the west of there the french and the millions need the french and it so happens that jihad is on like you to leave because they see that the the opportunity for them to engage with the enemy as they see it europeans i.e. johnson journalist and africa expect thank you for your time thank you. thanks for joining us here on out the international way back at the top of the hour with the latest headlines we'll see you. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it'

from the syrian scientists safeguarding one of our most valuable resources these are important south polesthat we have to make sure there are surviving each of the refugees striving to coexist with nature ok so what's going on there and we have simulating what happens when an elephant thomas life up to conflict on al-jazeera we know the culture we know the problems that affect this part of the world very very well and that is something that we're trying to take to the rest of the world we have gone to places and we pointed out to. the week that it might take an entire national network for months to be able to do it united nations people there really anti-riot. we are challenging the voices were challenging companies who are going to places where nobody else is going. al-jazeera is investigative unit goes undercover in the caribbean we don't use the word bribe would just use a token of appreciation exposing trade and diplomatic passports today just to look down at leisure than the price will go to one of them involving some of the region's highest officials. of the. al-jazeera investigation

this took place at the south pole.imming alongside goes out and fetches it. and brings it back. and they're. >> oh, it's great. >> wow! >> what's really surprising and gives it back and swims away and they throw it again and he he gets it again. >> oh. >> this video posted by the seattle sea wolves rugby team posted it on wirt. saying it's great to see a fellow marine mammal enjoying a catch pass. >> because the beluga whales have the singing voice and are called the canary of the sea. >> i like they call it catch pass, a regionalism i guess. >> right. >>> my story requires setup. please don't show the picture yet. cast your mind back to 1976 in a maine high school classroom. and they are talking about food additives. a student raises his hand and says how long would a twinkie last? and the teacher says i'm not sure let's buy one. they that 43 years ago. put the twinkie on the chalk board right there. >> no. >> and that's what it looks like today. >> is that the same twinkie. >> 43 years later. still has the very same

good article and well you could have a few words about your feet on the south pole or college level. or you tell them at a difficult how do you know you are given a human sneer one who has the mccue of a lot less than a cow half an exam now i'm not why didn't you know i'm a liar that designates a man not decile to have to know how to anybody for to separate himself ha well when it comes out of you how do you calorie food as well called motive was that out how to ask them but since about of the walk around pill and how do you know how many that might run out a lot about how to hide who has a moment as well as their only good for what are called how to when they are an example as you have to tell you why i bet it it wasn't going to diminish what it's about in each. of them out for half of the damage like an enema had more idea if you believe their loved ones are. at middlemount i said he was a machine and the horse the ark and you can see them in a knot you tell gymkhana you had several problems home about the 3rd like a lamb. not for the manna why makata was there and to cut a hole in

sending american astronauts, including the first woman, to the south pole of the moon will showcase the global leadership and technological advances of the united states. it will also enhance our national security by allowing us to establish a strategic presence on the moon. our nation is facing serious threats in space, specifically from china. i've had classified briefings that would shock any reasonable person and that clearly made the case that we must accelerate the a artemis program. my advocacy was solidified after learning about china's capabilities and their future plans. unfortunately, the u.s. has largely fallen behind in space research and development and will soon be outpaced by the chinese if we don't take action immediately. the only way to protect both our national security and our economy is to dominate space and beat the chinese and other near-peer adversaries. space, i believe, is the next high ground and we have to take it. the decision to accelerate our nation's return to the moon and establish a sustainable presence there will require a significant investment by th

to make it to make sure there are that i hopped up to snow snow would out of south . pole polls show that george already already of british people oppose fracking and just 12 percent are in favor he spoke to the to the co-founder of the fracking free lancashire action group bob bennett he believes the founder of the fracking free lancashire action group bob bennett he believes the government's freeze is part of a pre-election campaign. until the government's freeze is part of a pre-election campaign. i'm delighted that they have more authority. because they company that they moratorium because they company operating in my own area can command structure so that not breaking my own area can commence fracking so that moratorium its. supply i mean i'm not happy about it because. supply me i'm not happy about it because it's a moratorium i'm not so bad. it's just blatant it's a moratorium i'm not so bad. it's just blatant attempt. garnering vote. coming election 10. garnering vote. the coming election it's electioneering there's nothing genuine about it's all we hear it's elect

from the syrian scientists safeguarding one of our most valuable resources these are important south poles that we have to make sure there are surviving to the refugees striving to coexist with nature ok so what's going on there if we have simulated what happens when an elephant camas life up to conflict on al-jazeera. the latest news as it breaks new polling shows 70 percent of americans believe president did something wrong regarding the 3 with detailed coverage for the 4000000 followers of the movie brotherhood this isn't just a holy city you put your ritual capital from around the world a yellow ribbon became a symbol of the full of shots a lot of politicians jailed a sufficient last. kenyan journalists in pursuit of press freedom and justice i have seen think this great situations where someone seeking but that hope you can afford being clean does investigating government corruption and the national health care system some of the transactions we're seeing argentina. money tied to unexplained africa i'm sensitive to publish those things up people don't want to i'm going to doesn't let

so no one could pick me up a thousand mile journey to get to the south pole.tion that 50% of people don't change their underwear every day. i may have been skewing that up, because i did 54 days in the same pair of underwear to save on weight [ audience groans >> jimmy: and everyone is getting a free pair of his underwater tonight so congratulations, everybody. [ light laughter ] [ applause ] i mean, this is insane i don't even know how you would get enough speed to pull this thing. how does this work >> 54 days, roughly a thousand miles, 375 pounds. it was very slow going the average temperature was about minus 30 degrees and with the wind blowing, it'd get minus 75, minus 80 so it was a long, cold walk. >> jimmy: it was like that in new york today >> yeah, it was -- [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: tonight, you're going to announce your next crazy adventure. >> yes >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. what is this called? this is the -- >> the next adventure we're calling it "the impossible row. get this i've never rowed a boat anywhere in my life. but, me and a team -- i'm n

from the syrian scientists safeguarding one of our most valuable resources these are important south polesthat we have to make sure there are surviving to the refugees striving to co-exist with nature ok so what's going on there simulating what happens when an elephant common life up to conflict on al-jazeera. when the news breaks. when people need to be hurt. and the story needs to be told $145000.00 prisoners under its care with exclusive interviews. and in-depth reports using my mind and i don't think it would tacked on al-jazeera has teams on the ground and that's the story the thing right here to bring you more award winning documentaries and life leaves. let me come back and finish my term bolivia's former president's makes a plea from exile in an interview with al jazeera. time how much he's in this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. iran's leaders stand by their decision to increase fuel prices and russian and despite a furious response. a car bomb kills at least 19 people in northern syrian town controlled by turkish backed fighters class the study questioning whether su

from the syrian scientists safeguarding one of our most valuable resources these are important south poles that we have to make sure there are surviving to the refugees striving to co-exist with nature ok so what's going on there simulating what happens when an elephant life up to conflict on al-jazeera. i really feel liberated as a journalist was. going to the truth doesn't lie with us well there's. this powerful social network is sculpting a global cyber society and regulation is playing catch up but as scandals begin to unfold they will witness is that we should not be in this position. they want as much extreme content as they can get undercover to gauge how ethics weigh against profits and how the rules are being written. and signed facebook on al-jazeera. protests across iran as the government increases fuel prices one person is killed. and barbara sarah this is al jazeera live from london also coming up on the program called. the. protesters confront police again in hong kong as china confirms that order to clean up by its army. on the streets of paris has them a stranger is marked

ashley: daredevil adventurer colin o'grady, weighs the first human to cross the south pole by himselfo row through the drake passage, the brutal body of water between argentina and antarctica, very dangerous. what kind of preparation goes into a challenge like that. i will ask him later this hour. >>> first the massachusetts state police have a new addition to the force, a dog-like robot called spot. it is scary and pretty creepy. what does a tough new york city cop think about that? we'll find out next. ♪. le-free with your golf clubs. now you can, with shipsticks.com! no more lugging your clubs through the airport or risk having your clubs lost or damaged by the airlines. sending your own clubs ahead with shipsticks.com makes it fast & easy to get to your golf destination. with just a few clicks or a phone call, we'll pick up and deliver your clubs on-time, guaranteed, for as low as $39.99. shipsticks.com saves you time and money. make it simple. make it ship sticks. (groans) hmph... (food grunting menacingly) when the food you love doesn't love you back, stay smooth and fight heart

now world champions i once again and this time it's a team that people from across south africa can truly call are in pole race al-jazeera yokohama but it's the 1st time any world cup winning team has been led by a black caps in an sickly she wasn't sure of support back in his home town i was of the sings in israel and it also is a 3rd place see. hope says country to the top one in japan enjoys a cliche lifting the trophy sets arrival pictures of nelson mandela joining the south african scene in the celebrations back in 1995 across from it for me to watch the final unfold in johannesburg. south africans have just watched on the big screen the web it was not being handed over to see nothing in the display club captain evil roads 7 to the springboks win the battle love to the rugby world cup tight so this is one fan and how excited are you we are 7 words get out of us or did some amazing that so much as you can see this many as created so much unity within the country itself the maze of amazing thank you so that ricans context chris how happy they are above this when it's been observed the country economica

january or february but all that coldir coming all the way down from t north pole extending all the way into the deep south. they're seeing those cold temperatures in fact tomorrow, 50 degrees in dallas only 51 orleans an william 43 degrees in atlanta still 34 in columbus 28 in chago still freezing there so some very cold air just kind of settling iand we liketo get to the pattern change here we saw that today a litt bit late on friday. this moment to hold up front together thats true that cld be talking about some shors in the nortbay right now wait till we see that a little bit more clearly high pressure does return over the weekend to bring more sunshine and warmer weather. thn a slight chance of showers as another cold front dive towardhe bay area on tuesday. still no major rain events in the forecast. it is back to sunny weather this weekend cooling down with a slighchance of showers next week. >>r your money tonight, american household debt has nearly topped the $14 trillion mark. the new york fedeoal reserve says us hsehold debt climbed point to 7% last quarter to trillion that is the 21th strait qu

they were supposed to be climbing the poles, taking advantage in the south—east.he polls.|j think she needs to be distinctive, warm. ithink think she needs to be distinctive, warm. i think some criticism ofjo, she comes across warm. i think some criticism ofjo, she comes across as a warm. i think some criticism ofjo, she comes across as a bit over rehearsed. that is actually because she really is a girly swot. she worked incredibly hard, she prepares, she knows everything, and i think sometimes that comes across asa i think sometimes that comes across as a bit forced. i think if you can try to relax and enjoy it, she can do well. but it is a challenge. but then the liberal democrats, sure, they can sometimes do better in the polls. in 2010 they got 22%, i think, but actually fell back, meanwhile in 2001 the liberal democrats were only about 16—17% and managed to get 48 seats. actually the liberal democrats are a party where their vote is so concentrated geographically that the national poll isn't necessarily an indicator of how well they are doing in those key mar

atlanta at 36 degrees now all of that coming in from the arctic you're actually thd north pole and dropping straight south states and that sort of makes now some rain and turning is some snow even across parts of the deep south tonight. not much in the way of warmer weather in fact it is going to be another bitter cold day across most of the country 34 in omaha 30 in minneapolis for a high 28 in chicago 33 in columbus and 44 new york, only 44 degrees in atlanta too so very cold air there we have been trying to get some rain going here got a cold front getting close this model wants to try to bring at least a chance of few showers in the north bay by friday. but that's really going to fall apart weekend looks good. high pressure builds back in temperatures going to warm back up in the 70's and then as we get to next week we've got this garrett here this going to bring with a slight chance of showers into tuesday doesn't look like it's very impressive, but i think it's going help to open the door look how progressive things start to get you start to get the sense of trough carbon the south out on the west c

inspire people from across the african continent to take up the sport pole race for ports from york to hama. it's 24 years since south africa's highest achievement in reply was also part of a turning point in the country's history but now a team of play is born in the early days of nelson mandela's rules. is showing that the springboks victory at world cup 995 was not a false dawn as they prepared for saturday spinal against england. mandela's presidency was just over a year old when he handed the trophy to captain francoise pay n r uniting a deeply racially divided country behind their team even so the squad was all whites apart from winger at chester williams who died just 2 weeks before world cup 2019 began in japan last month. now the team's 1st ever black captain c. achilles is leading a lineup studded with stars from the rural areas and the townships coach rossi rasmussen achieving a step up in performance alongside the transformation of the squads racial balance of the group leads to see the. good. guys you know that are really. excellent and deserving of the places in the squad so i think he was really honest

south wales. he said," the power is off, the power poles have burned, he has been fighting spot fires all morning. of town is closed". the only choice for him is to stay and fight this bushfire. but in true aussie spirit, he said at the end of the phone call, its all 0k, though, and i can't reiterate that these small country communities, they come together in these times of crisis and really rally. they help each other out and there is that nice sense of community spirit. let us look ahead to tuesday. that is the big warning and the issue of the wind, moving embers around and actually not being able to, you know, helicopters not being able to fly. yes, yet -- tuesdayis being able to fly. yes, yet -- tuesday is another extremely dangerous day with strong winds combined with temperatures of around 40 combined with temperatures of around a0 celsius. that is incredibly severe, almost catastrophic fire conditions. the message is use this weekend to get prepared, clean out your gutters, clean out the yard, do whatever you can to protect your property and get out because essentially, resources are spread

winners of the previous 2 world cups so south africa would have seen that you know actually big it seems can be overcome now having said that england on paper at least a pole be the stronger team man to man in almost every position except perhaps for that we know that we just saw cody who's returning for south africa what that is to have him back but these finals are often very tense affairs even more so than in football world cup finals are you know a very low scoring the all drop goal can end up winning the game so you know england heavy favorites but south africa certainly in with a chance what talk to us about the strengths of the england team while many of the strengthening team draw from their coach eddie jones who is actually australian but is still willing to win of course if they get that far. but he was very bold before the tommy a very calm figure normally very defensive coach he's been very relaxed all week ahead of this final but he did a very bold thing rightful. and he said many of his older players were out for aging a little bit and so he scrapped a lot of them and brought in some fresh blood and england have looked a lot hungrier and they

>>the south banow a man is dead and after an officer-involved shooting it happened in san jose duri a routine traffic stop on highway 85 this saturday, a poleman wanted on an outstanding warrant pulled out a gun. when they approached the car. the man was the passenger in the car and s fatally shot when the officeopened fire. the driver was not hurt. and is being questioned. >>as we mentioned at the top of the oadcast today is veterans day observanc were held all around the bay area nationalemetery in san mateo county kron four's charles clifford reports. >>on this veterans day observance ceremony was held here at the golden gate national cemetery in san bruno on mondy morning. >>the presentation of the colors was followed by performances by e b's. >>and a local youth and the ay provided all of the music for today's observan there was also a wreath laying ceremony and multiple speakers including us representate jackie spear who spokeor a ile and talked about the importance of veterans day. >>so we reflect on veterans day for a very special reason. that always reminds me of the quotation bgeorge washington when he said. with which our young p

police in e south bay say a driver using phonbehind the wheel drove into a utility pole this mornin > county sheriff's department posted pictures of the crash on their facebook page. they say the accident hapned on prospect road at arrowhead lane inaratoga the good news is nobody was hurt. >>a re warning tonight as delivery drivers get busy droppg off your holiday pack packages, a southern calornia couple says a fedex driver killed their dog, this is a sad and bizarre story. the couple says it's because cut grand concourse reynolds joins us now. >>to tell us exactly what happened. >>trying to save time apparently this happened in venice right outside santa monica yeah, this is a coer can't miss cooper. this is the yorkie that was crushedy a big old package that tossed over the fence at the home the cole says.this is the heavy pkage that was delivered and thrown. they say cooper was just outside enjoying son in their courtyard when the box was thrown over that fee. >>and so i really picked up. x-rays showed cooper suffered serious inries to her lungs and lir. >>the next day the couple

south bend and he and o'mara has taken the lead in the new poll, significant pole, likely all i will considers a late entry into the race and former new york mayor, michael bloomberg, makes his late entry official again by filing his paperwork to get on the primary ballot in arkansas. today, correspondent peter doocy has all has old developments on the campaign trail tonight that he has in new hampshire. good evening, peter. >> good evening good we have

talking on twitter this morning — a video of the moment a group of south african rugby fans played fetch with a beluga whale near the artic pole rugby world cup ball, throwing it out into the ocean. the whale then chases the ball, before returning it to the men on the boat that is just that isjust phenomenal. that is just phenomenal. that interaction. absolutely stunning! this video has caused a huge stir online. lots of reaction. i think we can show you one tweet in just a second, let's see another shot of this ball being thrown. there goes the well again, a bit like playing fetch with your dog. and we can see this. got to agree with that! let's look at what you are reading and watching. number one, dozens of people having to sleep at a shopping centre because of those lads. in the north of england and the midlands. —— because of those floods. lots of flood warnings still in place. and second, interesting story from japan, backlash over some employers injapan japan, backlash over some employers in japan telling japan, backlash over some employers injapan telling female employees who wear glasses at work to remove them. the st

south carolina, it's not a caucus state, it's a voting state. registering people to vote, voting early, getting your supporters out to make sure they turn out at the pole lot of different dynamics in place, but you have to do well in iowa, perform well, and you also have to do well in south carolina if you want to be the nominee of the democratic party. >> now, rina, the poll also shows joe biden in elizabeth warren, according to these polling numbers, could defeat president trump. and while he has been occupied, tweeting and going back and forward on the impeachment, are there any signs that they are concerned about who they may face in the november election if they survive impeachment? i mean, he's a guy that has used hype all of his life. now he's gone from hype to being delusional when he talks about impeachment. is he being delusional about the fact that he can by any means be re-elected and these polls should be ignored, he's got this in hand? >> you know, rev, this is what i was most excited to talk to you about today, because this past week, a lot was happening in the conversations i had with republicans up and down the mid-atlantic seaboard an

south bend and he and o'mara has taken the lead in the new poll, significant pole, likely all i will caucus voters greatest of all patrick considers a late entry into the race and former new york mayor, michael bloomberg, makes his late entry official again by filing his paperwork to get on the primary ballot in arkansas. today, correspondent peter doocy has all has old developments on the campaign trail tonight that he has in new hampshire. good evening, peter. >> good evening good we have noticed our weekly trips to iowa that mayor pete holds big crowds of cures coccyx goers, even in the middle of the day when most people are at work and new numbers reflect the new interest in a man that most have never heard of this time last year. that could be a 37-year-old mayor and it feels filled with 70 somethings. if pete buttigieg is riding don mcgahn riding a 14-point search since august, and of joe biden come all is that one, bernie sanders, amy klobuchar, and six place, kamala harris, who campaigned all across the country for the first caucus seat. >> we have been practically living in

years later but with south africa struggling both a traditional rugby territory and a potentially huge new on victory for them here could mean lifting a continent as well as a cup pole race al-jazeera yokohama. in horse racing some trainers are uneasy ahead of the breeders cup but the troubled santa anita park 36 horses died at the southern california venue since the season started last december a record number of vets will be at the track checking each horse before they race. major league baseball's champions are back in the home in the u.s. capital the washington nationals were saluted with water cannon arriving less than a day after winning their 1st world series they beat the houston astros $62.00 in game 7 it's the 1st time a team has won all 4 away games in the series. and david new orleans pelicans earned their 1st win of the season the denver nuggets could not guard against top scorers julio 4 and brandon ingram engram has scored at least $22.00 points in each of his 1st 5 games for new orleans after coming over from l.a. lakers. former heavyweight boxing champion tyson fury still unbeaten after winning his professional wrestling debut very took on a superst

years later but with south africa straddling both a traditional rugby territory and a potentially huge new on victory for them hair could mean lifting a continent as well as a cup pole race al-jazeera yokohama forget the tennis ball rafa nadal is continuing his bid for a maiden paris masters and a chance to regain the world number one ranking the spaniard it into the semifinals after beating. 7661 friday. they well number one account well number one are that djokovic also injured our last poll on friday he wasted little time in getting revenge or special loss sits about c. b. team in shanghai just 3 weeks ago djokovic started tightly dominant this time around winning 6160 in less than an hour. may 1 of the finals in san fran in china the world number 2 carrying no clue into the last 4 days she took the 1st set against the writer how to love lost the 2nd 60 but she profiled him at the size of 36 for a semi final showdown with the world number one the prophecy. that was out and was quickest during 2nd practice for sunday's american grand prix in austin the messiah he's drive a coupe win his 6th well it's hard to on sunday when the head of that race formula one have an

years later but with south africa struggling both a traditional rugby territory and a potentially huge new on victory for them here could mean lifting a continent as well as a cup pole race al-jazeera yokohama. in horse racing some trainers are an easy ahead of the breeders cup but the troubled center need to park $36.00 horses have died at the southern california venue since the season started last december the track safety record has improved since a ban was implemented on medications that are used on race day to mask course injuries a record number of vets will be at the track checking each horse before they race novak djokovic and rough on the doll are both on to the quarterfinals at the paris masters later on friday 18 time grand slam champion the doll will play and joe will fred tsonga in the quarters after an easy pass stan wawrinka in straight sets if nidal wins the tournaments he will be the world number one. to do that he just has to get by the current world number one novak djokovic in the final of joke of it also won his 3rd round match in straight sets but needed a tiebreaker to win the 1st set he plays on a stiff to pass in the quarters. major league b

of hot sunshine across central parts of south america the heaviest i was up into the i was in central possibly still i was also west sings them live you down poles a little bit away whether it's a for timing to know the cause of argentina but the shot was hey will be few and far between $27.00 who want to say i was be getting up towards the 40 degree mark in a sense and over the next couple of days. at least the sight of brazil and i would towards the western side of the country as well i could all see some shallow some shallow as that only spells of rain into a columbia and some of the spells if i'd also affecting parts of the caribbean we've got a couple of bands of rain this one here just coming across the greater antilles will introduce some life showers into jamaica spent a little wet here recently and those showers and all going anywhere too quickly and some showers also grassy make their way back towards the lesser antilles is because for the next couple of days this warm temperatures here getting up to $31.00 degrees celcius will see some rain soon to the southwestern corner. for the us over the next day i see some showers still down tow

cup champions the rugby world cup champion south africa currently on their 5 day victory parade throughout the country and sunday so all the springboks poles elizabeth about is the hometown of captain siac police say he of course is the team's 1st black captain and led them to victory are the england in the far and oh a little over a week ago in europe to hama hold a bus to write is currently going through the township of the way the where police see grew up with our correspondent for me the miller is in port elizabeth following the parade. tens of thousands of people have gathered in port elizabeth and in townships like sweetie we see our police see comes from that's where he grew up and that's we he began he's a career as a rugby player now captain of the springboks thousands of people it was in the group that have come together to welcome him back he had spoken about this being a significant return one there was quite emotional this is especially the case given that c. a police a came from very challenging circumstances not having the access to rugby that perhaps many others have had and this is why he says this win is so important it's

wouldn't get too excited about one pole but it is very interesting, particularly to see what somewhat more contrast to's interest candidate moving head. >> bret: southferent picture for people to judge in part because of the african-american support. if you look at this poll among african-american voters in south carolina out today, people to judge is at 0. >> so not good, you're saying that's not good. >> bret: behind marianne williamson. not singling her out, but among african-americans -- >> people to judge not going to win suck on it -- i think we can safely say people to judge is not going to win the south -- and from elizabeth warren, five or six weeks ago which are much you can be stopped. she is. people to judge, if he beats her in iowa, if she loses new hampshire to either him or bernie sanders, elizabeth warren is going nowhere fast. biden leads in nevada in the most recent polling in nevada, he lives in south carolina by a doughty margin. it's hard right upper somebody to explain to be a good path for elizabeth warren today. >> bret: doughty. i love the word doughty. next up, protest, pressure on iran and new policy on israeli settlements

suggestions, but given on the bit lower on the totem pole they have not been widely accepted, but i would say the us military as you point out that southhina sea situation, the high strategic level they get the threat and the us military has understood this as a challenge long before president trump articulated it publicly, but the overall bureaucracy is still not focused on asia. i will give you an anecdote. there is a professional military education in the air force was just revamped to allow for studies for regional studies once you get to field grade officer level including every region but asia and this is the new revamping c-2 you are kidding? host: i'm not kidding. just came out. they are putting it online now's as in asia specialist i find it frustrating. guest: that's painful. host: it is painful, the amount of time i spent learning about key leadership engagement with tribal leaders and while we are very relevant and important to the complex of the us wars in afghanistan and iraq will not be relevant to this competition so recommendations of how to influence the bureaucracy is the lower level not only the military but other a

scarves, everything ready to go we have polar air coming from the north pole and it is going to start out there and make its way south. in fact, as it dives south, we are going to see it spreading all the way from new england all the way down to charlotte, chicago, this is the core of that cold air reaching the eastern sea board. for thursday morning, we're looking at windchills, teens and 20s with air temperatures anywhere from 7 to into the mid-teens. then on thursday, you can see windchills 20s to 30s in the highs and as we move into friday morning's lows, again, bitterly cold with temperatures anywhere from 10 to 20 degrees below average, even into friday afternoon as far as the highs are concerned. we've got a storm system coming across the great lakes, rain and storms in the southern states. behind it we are looking for very cold air. that's going to bring snow into the interior northeast basically strong winds and wet weather for the i-95 corridor on friday which will make for a rough afternoon commute. snowfall, we expect lake effect snow to get going in the great lakes, and northern new england and up state

pole. the british out service would only be safe with labor in the administration. of u.s. has walked out military talks with south korea. bok at the u.s. demand that it pay five times more than usual for having american troops based their. the foreign ministry said it expected to discuss cost that were in acceptable range for both sides. it raises questions about the future of one of america's closest alliances. then you could call this the case of the missing missiles. a u.s. military audit misidentified the location of dozens of nuclear weapons prayed the pentagon audit failed to name the correct location of 79 minuteman rockets, about 1/5 of the stockpile. the air force says it has complete control and accountability of america's fleet of intercontinental ballistic missiles, and that any errors will be corrected as necessary. to the philippines now, which is banning vaping in public places. it is also stopping the import of electronic cigarettes. the news comes after the department of health says a teenager who had been vaping for six months as well as smoking cigarettes developed a long injury. lung injury. i

years later but with south africa struggling both a traditional rugby territory and a potentially huge new on victory for them here could mean lifting a continent as well as a cup pole race al-jazeera yokohama. all right 1st practice for sunday's american girl bridge just about to get underway in austin where the head of that race f one have announced brand new rules and a revolutionary new college designed for the 2021 season in an effort to make the sport more competitive in the regulations followed 2 years of negotiations between the teams f one and the sport's governing body the f a i think a very well thought through thing is a turning point in form. and one that we're all massively committed to but it won't be a smooth road nobody things and challenges will have in the future produce an absolutely essential. from one or some of the new rules into the $175000000.00 a year cost cap for each team and fun of also unveiled a new car design which they say looks better statically or will allow for more close more competitive racing race weekends will be made shorter from 4 days which in turn will free up time in the calendar for more grand prix which could now be inc

years later but with south africa struggling both a traditional rugby territory and the potentially huge new on victory for them here could mean lifting a continent as well as a cup pole race al-jazeera yokohama. much more on that story and everything else that we have been covering on the website the address al-jazeera called. now reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera turkish and russian troops have begun joint land then the air patrols in northern syria it follows a deal between the 2 countries the clear kurdish y p g fighters from a so-called safe zone along the turkish syrian border the zone extends for 30 kilometers into syrian territory but syria's president has warned that turkey against the incursion. the syrian land is one and the theater of operations is one from the far south to the far north the turk is the american agent of this war we were fighting this turkey everywhere and whenever it struggled to do what it wanted it lived no option but war this is obvious but i say we will need to keep open the opportunity for the political process in all its forms and if it didn't produce results then we consider them an enemy and it will get to war there is no

either farther south torrential rain putting 16 million under flood alerts blustery conditions also wreaking havoc in the midwest. this dash cam video capturing the terrifying moment a light pole blew over in chicago, nearly crushing a car carrying a father and his 4-year-old child. >> this could have been traumatic. this could have ended so differently. >> reporter: the wind a concern for kids of all ages at the macy's thanksgiving day parade. >> my favorite is the snoopy one. >> reporter: the famous giant balloons taking to the sky, with this tweet from the nypd, astronaut snoopy, we are clear for takeoff, though handlers kept the balloons close to the ground, there were a couple of minor mishaps, the nutcracker crashing into a parade worker, and the iconic ronald mcdonald balloon had a tear in his leg, before being pulled off the trade route all together a little early if you live out west, try to stay put today and travel saturday and if you have to stay for that extra plate of leftovers, try to travel sunday morning because sunday evening across the country, guys, is going to be a mess guys >> the holiday madness begins. molly, thank you. >>> now for a closer look at just