up stepped ryan christie and injumped allan celtic.cgregor to celtic. up stepped ryan christie and injumped allan mcgregor to make celtic. up stepped ryan christie and in jumped allan mcgregor to make the save. minutes later, ryan kent made celtic play, guiding his shot in. celtic play, guiding his shot in. celtic levelled shortly after, but it took a helping hand from 0dsonne edouard to guide callum mcgregor‘s shot home. celtic boss predominance of scottish football showing cracks. alfredo morelos had a quiet game by his standards, but that changed in the final seconds, shown his second yellow for diving. but that will only be a subplot, with rangers winning at celtic for the first time in ten years. elsewhere, hearts' 1—1 draw against aberdeen means they'll be bottom for the winter break. chris long gave third—placed motherwell the lead at home to hamilton. liverpool can extend their lead in the premier league back to 13 points with victory over wolves this afternoon. that one kicks off in about ten minutes. mikel arteta is still loo

host: 15 minutes left with professor allan lichtman. icy on twitter asking if you can come back in six months and see what has changed. guest: i would be happy to. host: we will book it. jacob in kansas, a democrat. good morning. caller: good morning. i wanted to touch on all the talk we have been doing about lies and stuff. i think sometimes it is interesting to see how things that are fact are presented as rhetoric, or how people on the other aisle and the other side do not believe the impeachment should be going on, oh, that is democratic rhetoric. i really appreciated the republican caller from florida, because he seems to be somebody who just looked at the facts and looked at what was going on, and took evidence at its worth instead of just saying, i automatically disagree with that. guest: great point. you know, i am a professor. i have spent my life on research, analysis, data trying to find the truth. i teach my students that, and i think one of the most corrosive aspects of the trump presidency has been the war on truth. the pr

allan little, bbc news. some of the voices in labour's former heartland is talking to allan little. and welcome to sportsday — i'm chetan pathak, coming up aston villa score 5 against liverpool's youngsters to reach the semi finals of the carabao cup. the chief executive of italy's serie a apologises for the inappropriate use of monkeys in its anti racism campaign. and he may have had a disappointing finish earlier this year, but adam gemili tells us it'll spur him on for tokyo 2020. before you know i will be retiring and he looked back at your career and he looked back at your career and thinki and he looked back at your career and think i could've done this different or that different but i wa nt to different or that different but i want to have no regrets song trying to live every opportunity that i can. thanks forjoining us on sportsday. aston villa are into the semi finals of the league cup as they put five goals past liverpool's youngest first team in their history. the senior squad's currently in qatar ahead of tomorrow's club world cup semi final. it meant five players were

it seems that we might be having a little bit of technical difficulties allan can you hear me. yes i can hear you are following perfect so let's get right into it if these exit polls are correct this is a much bigger majority for the conservatives than the pollsters were predicting how can you explain this phenomenon. but it's no bigger than the predicting at the very beginning they predicted this kind of majority when the campaign started and then they looted the polls would tightening up. and that labor was making some sort of comeback. pulls yesterday was saying the. majority of the about 5 percent indeed. that there might be a hung paul have been but the last poll that came this evening said that he had lead in the polls by 11 and he would get a big majority in the b.b.c. exit poll suggests him a good. majority of about 86 which you know hasn't been seen for 20 years in britain you know we're used to seeing coalition governments at the very least so it looks crushing for the labor party a very big disappointment there the worst results there since $1035.00 surely germany co

now but we will be back with you no doubt on that a bit later allan the you there. yeah right here right allan so 229 votes in favor the 1st of the peach mint abuse of power when will that make its way to the senate where you are. well we expect the trial to start in the beginning of january we think probably january the 6th of the day that the proceedings will start the senators will then be sworn in on the 7th this is where the battle grown will be this is the next big battleground in you've got to remember this is truly historic only 3 presidents have been impeached in the history of the republic of the united states under johnson was one bill clinton was the other a no donald trump interestingly enough in the true previous cases the senate cleared both presidents and donald trump will be hoping that's what happens here so be activist judge and jury although the chief justice of the supreme court of the united states john roberts essentially oversees the proceedings but how did the trial is actually conducted while that strong up by the leader of the republicans

withholding of a that was pretty unpredictable right there was asking that as brenda happened in new york allan barron and washington d.c. thank you both again so much. of the product it is $23.00 g.m.t. that 6 pm and washington d.c. and we are into what's likely to be the final hour of debate before a vote on whether to impeach the president of the united states democrats and republicans in the house of representatives in making their case about whether donald trump violated the constitution he's accused of withholding aid to ukraine to pressure it into investigating his political rival joe biden and of obstruction of congress the democrat controlled house is expected to make trump surge president to be impeached and u.s. history will trump has dismissed the process as an assault on america. while the democratic speaker of the house nancy pelosi opened the debate she called for both sides to put aside their pashas and differences and vote in the interest of the country it is tragic that the president's reckless actions make impeachment necessary he gave us no choice what we are discussing toda

up stepped ryan christie and injumped allan mcgregor to make the save.y, guiding his shot in. celtic levelled shortly after, but it took a helping hand from odsonne edouard to guide callum mcgregor‘s shot home. celtic‘s dominance of scottish football showing cracks. alfredo morelos had a quiet game by his standards, but that changed in the final seconds, shown his second yellow for diving. but that will only be a subplot, with rangers winning at celtic for the first time in ten years. elsewhere, hearts 1—1 draw against aberdeen means they'll be bottom for the winter break. livingston jumped above hibs into fifth with a 2—0 win. third placed motherwell conceded twice in the second half to lose at home to second bottom hamilton. stjohnstone drew 1—1 with ross county. st mirren beat kilmarnock1—0. what a game at st andrews this afternoon in the championship with leeds united beating birmingham city 5—4 to go top of the table. having given away the lead three times, a wes harding own goal this settled the match in the fifth minute of stoppage time. coupled w

allan saint—maximin opened the scoring with his first goal for newcastle.nter milan host roma on friday but it's a match which has been overshadowed by this headline on an italian newspaper. corriere dello sport carried the images of inter‘s romelu lukaku and roma defender chris smalling with the words ‘black friday'. lukaku's called it one of the dumbest headlines he's seen — and one that fuels negativity and the racism issue. both clubs say they won't be doing interviews with the publication until the end of the year. the paper says the headline was innocent and meant to celebrate diversity. translation: i don't think that they used good words. that is what i think. we need to be careful about the words we use when we talk about racism. i'm sure they did not want to say anything wrong on the subject of racism but i think the words they chose were wrong stop there were two games played in italy on thursday — both in the fourth round of the coppa italia. cagliari scored a goal in each half as they beat sampdoria 2—i. they'll now visit inter milan in the nex

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my name is john allan i'm i'm a kenyan investigative journalist based in nairobi and i'm the co-founder of africa i'm censored afrikaans on sunday is an investigative and in-depth journalism collective our goal is to show africa as it really is the good the bad the ugly the potential. in kenya unfortunately for many years and i think even before donald trump sort of like popularized the phrase fake news the government has been involved in the business of lying. probably. the challenge of being able to find the truth in this country is that everything is polluted sized in this way our politics has interfered with even the simplest of things i think the 2nd is corruption and corruption starts from the top and many of those corrupt people are sitting on the top of government so that means that the information that you're seeking will only be as true as the person who is giving it to you. more as well press freedom day is being celebrated in addis ababa ethiopia that's where the world will call gets to morrow for that matter simply international food rationing during the season 28914 and th

allan johnston on events in baghdad.anding to be deputy leader of the labour party. the mp for east leeds and shadowjustice secretary made the announcement on twitter this afternoon. the third mp to confirm they are standing to replace tom watson, often on our screens, standing to replace tom watson, often on oui’ screens, very standing to replace tom watson, often on our screens, very loyal to jeremy corbyn when a lot of the shadow cabinet members leftjeremy corbyn. he stuck byjeremy corbyn. he has treated in the last two hours that after a break in discussions with mps and party members, i am announcing that i am standing to be the labour pa rty‘s announcing that i am standing to be the labour party's deputy leader. he goes on to say... well, in that article he refers to the air, he has said abandoning the labour party's transformational policies would be a mistake. jeremy corbyn should not shoulder the blame nor the recent election loss. he said that was an election loss. he said that was an election about brexit and

i mean you only have 2 lanes but they had one blocked is what i'm trying to say allanes are open you're looking good 19 minutes here for both directions, nevada to the toll plaza. a quick peek at some more numbers we have the east shore freeway that's only 14 minutesheading west from crockett down to the maze, you're fine on 24, so if you're traveling on want to creep rough it's a great trip on over to the oakland side, it's only 11 minutes, 5 80's wide open and the net it's wide open as well sorom 2.38 to downtown oakland. it's going to be a quick 10 minute trip, we'l check more coming up in just a bit. story that we're following for you this morning cities and law enforcement agencies are stepping up efforts to stop car thef and burglaries private security firms are also pretty busy dealing with thiissue. so one of them, it's called strategic threat management. it employees you know. so are they put officers at malls and shopping centers, business parks and they work with police to solve car burglaries winters with strategic threat management. she says that the become we're desperate

allan saint—maximin opened the scoring with his first goal for newcastle.hadowed by this headline in an italian newspaper. corriere dello sport showed inter‘s romelu lukaku and roma defender chris smalling with the words ‘black friday'. lukaku's called it one of the dumbest headlines he's seen — and one that fuels negativity and racism. both clubs say they won't be doing interviews with the publication until the end of the year. the paper says the headline was innocent and meant to celebrate diversity. the countdown continues to saturday's huge fight in saudi arabia as former heavyweight world champion anthonyjoshua attempts to win back his belts from andy ruiz junior. the mexican‘s victory injune was one the biggest upsets in the sport's history. both men will weigh—in later on friday — joshua's been shedding the pounds for his must—win re—match but not everybody thinks that's a positive. i believe he may have lost too much muscle and i believe that could be a detrimental effect on him, like have a detrimental effect on him and he could still possibly win

you called allan for the balance between what well essentially also for climate justice if you look at german energy policy and climate policy don't we see all kinds of contradictions that that illustrate exactly why this is so difficult on the one hand a very moderate rise in carbon pricing so that consumers will pay more for fuel on the other rebates to compete commuters how in the world is that going to change behavior. i don't know i mean german climate policy has been a zig zag policy to put it mildly i mean. it was probably a really bad idea to. try to get out of coal and nuclear at the same time. it was a really bad idea to force people to put 10 percent ethanol and they're in there and they caused the tanks which led to the mains being. among a culture of meson in the countryside there's a looks of things that we're really doing wrong it's a process of trial and error other countries were enough to go through that so in a way i don't understand about the about giving commuters the money. that donna said i thought it was a mistake but it seems you totally counterproductive this

of a that was pretty unpredictable right there was asking that is brenda what happened in new york allan barron and washington d.c. thank you both again so much. get out of the pronto it is $23.00 g.m.t. that 6 pm and washington d.c. and we are into what's likely to be the final hour of debate before a vote on whether to impeach the president of the united states democrats and republicans in the house of representatives in making their case about whether donald trump violated the constitution he's accused of withholding aid to ukraine to pressure it into investigating his political rival joe biden and a look see.

celtic were awarded a penalty but ryan christie's shot was saved by the rangers keeper allan mcgregorre half—time celtic equalised through a callum mcgregor strike which deflected into the net off 0dsonne edouard. replays showing it hit his hand. no var in scotland. david moyes is meeting with west ham today and is said to be almost certain to take over after the club sacked manager manuel pellegrini. west ham are just above the relegation zone following their defeat at home to leicester city. pelligrini's dismissal ends a turbulent 18 months at the london stadium as patrick gearey reports. long before the statement was published, you could see this decision coming. you could hear it in the boos, as west ham lost their ninth match in 12. by evening, manuel pellegrini's departure was announced. this black—and—white fate came courtesy of a man named gray. commentator: it's demarai gray! 2—1 leicester! the winner for leicester left west ham just one point above the bottom three. the prospect of playing second—tier football in the former olympic stadium unthinkable for the owners. they pl

up stepped ryan christie and injumped allan mcgregor to make the save.t it took a helping hand from odsonne edouard to guide callum mcgregor‘s shot home. regis was put in front again ten minutes into the second health. celtic‘s dominance of scottish football showing cracks. alfredo morelos had a quiet game by his standards, but that changed in the final seconds, shown his second yellow for diving. but that will only be a subplot, with rangers winning at celtic for the first time in ten years. all of today's scores and reports can be found on our website. cricket next — and england captain joe root admitted it had been a tough week in centurion after losing the first test to south africa by 107 runs. another batting collapse, coupled with a bug that's swept through the squad, did little to help their cause. jo currie reports. in a year full of special moments for england cricketers, could they squeeze in one more high before the end of 2019? 376 runs would be england's highest ever successful run chase, and joe denly set about putting a dent in it. but th

ok let's go back to allan in london and in the introduction of the program i said this is a big win a big victory for boris johnson but is it a big victory for the u.k. because at a lot of part of the 1st part of the program me we talked about the specter of another scottish independence vote and. boris johnson after he replied shuffles the his cabinet on monday has said the task of bragg's it ahead which he ran on can he affect that and how difficult will it be with the europeans because it takes 2 to parlay go ahead alan. oh you could certainly do it he has the part of it to be jory to to come to. the europeans and if you post of noises there they want a quick deal because they're fed up with bricks it is well some europeans are saying different things but on the whole you could certainly get a basic free trade treaty done almost immediate it wants to change. it will flexibility today might take a little bit longer oh you might just go for the new deal so it will certainly happen. you mentioned scottish independence the latest opinion poll in scotland says that 56 percent want to re

to the office of the president under president casa he's in new york that fast let's cross over to allan barron he's a former special impeachment counsel to the house of representatives and he joins us now from washington d.c. thank you for joining us mr barron we just had pence that talk about this as being a failed political attack that this is really just the beginning isn't it talk us through what happens from here well is just the beginning we will get a vote in the full house. to whether these articles of impeachment that have come out of the judiciary committee will be passed by no one has to be passed by a simple majority one vote and then they will be marched over to the senate presented to the senate as and read to the senate in the senate chamber which will be one of the few times you see the chamber with $100.00 senators sitting at attention and. if the reading the articles of impeachment the probably the majority leader will say thank you very much we'll get back to you when we're ready and then the managers for the house will leave and go back. i want to bring in mr bobbitt

allan you can't cut your way to prosperity, you invest your way there. more impact that make important investments and in investing in young people, children and the next generation. applause. that is what i want our labour government to do. jo swinson's changed direction, talking less about reaching downing street and suddenly cancelling brexit and more about hooking up with others to get another eu referendum. we have already in the last couple of years been working very constructively across party lines with labour mps, we conservative mps, with nationalist mps, green mps, where we agreed to try and secure people ‘s vote that constructive spirit either way that the liberal democrats will approach things after the election. and if no party wins on its own, the snp leader knows who they can support in exchange for an independence referendum among other demands and who she couldn't. independence referendum among other demands and who she couldn'tlj independence referendum among other demands and who she couldn't. i will never put anything —— never do any

clearly not the case so i prefer to believe the trussell trust and the report that frank field and allan made and the u.n. that chilled there are more and more children in poverty in this country ok so it's all it's a no money day obviously the conservative government will now continue to pursue universal credit which the labor party had opposed and wanted to abolish i suppose in a way that does the title come from there. yes one of the things we the public and i wanted to be very clear about in the book is that the mother is working she's not somebody that's applying for universal credit because she's got a job but that job doesn't cover everything she needs to provide for self and her child my own mother with lies on carers to help her and so my idea that was for this parent was that she was one of those carers because they do a difficult job and they were long long hours but yes it was i think we thought it was important because 70 percent of the people who use the banks are in work it's not just the unemployed to rely on them to eat and of course within 24 hours 48 hours of the elect

around tripoli and other places in the country but that fighting certainly isn't over yet will reach allan's al-jazeera. now any turkish troop deployment would need approval from polman how maddow explains from istanbul. well turkish president. is very clear the turkey is ready and willing to all for the government of national accord in tripoli as much help us it needs and even boots on the ground if they come up with a formal request to on current but sending arms is one thing and troops is a different march altogether it takes a whole process and right now the military corp agreement signed between turkey and libya is going through the formalities of getting. approved by parliament it's supposed to come up for a vote on wednesday to go to the north of the foreign affairs committee of parliament just this week and even after a lot happens and that agreement is ratified by a parliament then the government of national accord has once again go to send a formal request for the deployment of turkish troops and haas to go back to parliament so that the troops can get not only the approval but als

narrowed election campaigns can turn on events like this and how governments handle them or each allan's how to 0 london. peten region is home to the largest tropical forest north of the amazon but as more people settle in the area poaching and other threats to its biodiversity are growing as david mercer reports from guatemala a group of scientists is now working to save a number of species. 30 metres above the forest floor in northern white amala biologist ronnie garcia's team works hard to try to save an iconic animal scarlett my powers are endangered here there's only a few 100 left in guatemala struggle forests habitat loss and wildlife trafficking have decimated their population. there were 2 mccord chicks in the least here but when we came back to check on them they were gone but we did find with the marks made by the equipment thieves used to climb the tree and steal the chicks and the knees to being robbed. garcia checks on the young macaw that was removed from a nest at risk from poachers his assistants hand reared it in their jungle laboratory and then placed it in an adoptive

absolutely no scruples he has no moral compass whatsoever if it's stupid donald trump will do it so true allan i want to say thank you so much for coming on and thank you for your time served in congress are one of the true good ones out there and always a pleasure having you on the show serve thank you so much thank you to. all right everybody as we go to break court watchers don't forget don't forget to let us know what you think of the topics that we have covered on our social media and be sure to check out watching the hawks the pod cast which is now available on. everywhere you listen to your favorite so favorite podcast coming up we have the latest on the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov his visit to the halls of power here in washington d.c. and then offered the walk and breaks down society's hunger for celebrity the now infamous fight involving social media celebrity brother nature it's bizarre it's strange but you don't want to miss it stay to watch. impeachment mania has drawn on both sides of the political divide the i.g. report clearly demonstrates the f.b.i. abused its power

greg allan, spokesperson for the new south wales rural fire service in sydney, and he's been giving uson. 76 current fires burning across new south wales, 30 of those fires are yet to be contained. we have got, in the field right now, more than 2000 personnel working to christmas morning, across boxing day and thousands volunteers across the new year to slow the spread of fire, and protect lives and properties across the state. for the families who have been caught up in this, it's really going to make for an incredibly miserable christmas. some of them losing not just their homes but in some cases their livelihoods as well? it is very, very very sad, as we have said more than 870 homes this season that have been destroyed in this state alone. very, very sad, we have seen lives lost, a very destructive season. no doubt christmas day will be particularly a tough day to get through, no doubt for those who lost property, for those who lost homes, but especially for our volunteer firefighters who are away from families, doing what they can, itjust shows the amount of support are volunteers

turkish troops deployed to the capital tripoli to help defend it from warlord holy for have to reach allan's as more. libya's warring forces are on the move here soldiers of highly for have to libyan national army advanced west aerobraking now and hoping to open a new front for months they've been fighting on the outskirts of tripoli against the army of the government of national accord on thursday the u.n. backs g.n. and announced its agreed to receive greater military help from turkey but that. after an as an office site is receiving support from home this is known to all by say raj with his lawful and legitimate government and not receiving any support currently based on us why decide and provide them with the assistance we can afford . this is a proxy conflict that splits the middle east and north africa and beyond the u.a.e. saudi arabia egypt and russia have all given greater or lesser assistance to have to but if we have to or might topple the government of national accord has spurred turkey into overt action for turkey their interest is not libya itself anybody who looks at a map of

congress r t correspondent allan head of age brings us up to speed on the shaky situation from bali andater our friend bart chilton may be gone but his legacy lives on through the bar children fellowship program we managed to catch up with chainbearer malley of the carving group and peter know he's a very smart the city and of the fellowship you're not going to want to miss this we have so much to get to sell let's get straight in. a space one of the trade deal between china and the u.s. start to firm up china reports a surge in soybean imports in november up 3053.7 percent year over year this is more than double from the previous month to $2600000.00 tonnes while beijing said that it will buy more u.s. ag chinese officials have yet to confirm the possible scale of these purchases a formal signing of the deal is reportedly being arranged for early january but as of yet no official text has been released analysts are still wary that this may just be an illusion of progress as no real details have emerged regarding the magnitude of chinese purchases of u.s. exports or the timing of the u.

andrew johnson and the dream of a just nation she's live for us in new york but 1st let's cross over to allan barron he's joining us live from washington d.c. and he's a former special impeachment counsel to the house of representatives a very warm welcome to both of you so mr baron i'll ask you the same question that i will put to miss one apple as well which is you know when the vote is pretty much a foregone conclusion the democratic controlled house of representatives is of course voted expected to vote in favor of all the impeachment you know what do you look out for when something is a foregone conclusion. well is it done on the basis of facts that make even the foregone conclusion legitimate. i think in this instance the democrats have a very strong case that in fact what the president did does rise to the level of impeachment impeachable conduct i heard one of the members say earlier that his conduct is far more serious and damaging than the conduct of richard nixon which led to his resignation and if he hadn't resigned he would have been impeached. i think that's right the do what th

congress correspondent allan you know which brings us up to speed on the shaky situation from bali and later our friend bart chilton may be gone but his legacy lives on through the bar children fellowship program we managed to catch up with chainbearer malley of the carving just and peter no way he's a very 1st recipient of the fellowship you're not going to want to miss this we have so much to get to sell and let's get straight. as phase one of the trade deal between china and the u.s. start to firm up china reports a surge in soybean imports in november up 3053.7 percent year over year this is more than double from the previous month to $2600000.00 tonnes while beijing said that it will buy more u.s. ag chinese officials have yet to confirm the possible scale of these purchases a formal signing of the deal is reportedly being arranged for early january but as of yet no official text has been released analysts are still wary that this may just be an illusion of progress as no real details have emerged regarding the magnitude of chinese purchases of u.s. exports or the timing of the u.

what was discussed and where everything is no pointing all right thank you very much from mexico city allan fresh air. the u.s. has charged 2 russians of what's described as one of the largest hacking schemes of the past decade the department of justice accused a man from a group calling itself evil colp of working alongside russian intelligence to steal government documents are also accused of using malware to steal more than $100000000.00 from businesses and banks around the world 17 suspected members of have assets frozen both forms of the malware intercept passwords and other private information that can be used to conduct wire transfers the malware then initiate redirects wire transfers from victim bank accounts to foreign bank accounts controlled by the criminals because many of the victims of both blue got and zeus' are small and midsize businesses their accounts typically do not have the same legal protections afforded to consumer accounts so some of the losses involved were particularly devastating. or castles football team have been playing saudi arabia in the semifinals of the gu

of getting someone that they like elected in the next election thank you very much from mexico city allan fresh air. now the president of suriname has returned to the country 2 days after he was convicted of murder dessie bosis a supporter has welcomed him home despite a court convicting him of killing 15 political opponents in 1982 when he was the country's military leader and sentenced to 20 years in prison but the court didn't issue an order for his arrest to say who'd been on an official trip to china call that a political verdict. now in hong kong large numbers of people have been marching a week after the china group swept the territories district elections tear gas and pepper spray were used on some protesters but the rallies were largely peaceful as they've been sanctioned by policed reports from hong kong. they can be drawn as organizers say 380000 joined sunday's anti government rally gather in the harbor front and march through kalou repeating the calls for greater democracy in hong kong i think it's very important for us to like. like come out and hold together and make sure w

narrowed election campaigns can turn on events like this and how governments handle them will reach allan's how to 0 london thousands of protesters known as sardines have rallied in the land against the far right lead party sorry movement has become a symbol of resistance to the party's controversial leader. it started as a response to the growing strength in the north of the right wing coalition led by the lead. in venice a referendum to cede from the nearby mainland city of mystery has failed 50 percent turnout was needed for it to be valid and not enough people voted campaigners had said independents will help the city problems like masters and flooding and a group of scuba divers are helping with the cleanup efforts after the recent floods there they've been picking rubbish out of the canals the city that has experienced weeks of flooding and record high tides activists say climate change and tourist numbers have made the problem worse. several countries across latin america holding a similar tenuous protest and while the different crowds are coming together for a variety of reasons the

officially a nationality as well as a religion let's talk to alan fischer our correspondent in washington allan what does it mean. well i didn't actually make it a religion what he's done is expanded the 1964 civil rights act though it made sure that universities and colleges in the united states could not discriminate against anyone on the grounds of race country of origin or color he's now extended that to say that this will also include religion though the critics say this is essentially doing what you suggest it is making judaism and nationality suggesting the everyone who is jewish comes from one point of origin in the middle east obviously we know where the religion as broad and as popular as judaism that is simply not the case now this means that it could cause a problem for the b.d.s. movement you'll remember that the b.d.s. movement talks about boycott diversification particularly against the israeli government because of its policy with the palestinians that's a movement that is growing on campuses across the united states over the last few years as some people say that jewish student

tripoli and other places in the country but they're fighting certainly isn't over yet we're rich allan's al-jazeera. lebanon's president michel aoun has asked a former education minister to be the new prime minister has and they are backed by hezbollah and its allies but protest as a rejecting his nomination donald trump says he wants an immediate trial in the senate today after his impeachment in the house senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has asked fellow republicans to correct what he called a toxic competes meant house speaker nancy pelosi says she won't send the case to the senate until she's convinced of a fair trial the government has opened fire outside the headquarters of russia's top security agency the f.s.b. in the capital one officer was killed and 5 others wounded the f.s.b. says the attack was killed. and india at least 3 protesters have been shot and killed during confrontations with police the nationwide rallies against a new citizenship law went ahead despite a government bad that all makes it easier for non muslims from 3 neighboring countries to get indian citize

. >> emily: edgar allan, he came back recognizing our collective conscious and he dedicated his lifeal activity. this is real, juan, tell them. >> juan: i never believe this stuff. and i do think by the way every time we do this story, it turns out to be a shadow, a bug on the windshield. >> greg: a fly. >> emily: no, not this one. >> juan: this is agent scully. a lot of fun, but it's not real. so, kids, don't believe it. believe in santa, don't believe in this garbage. >> greg: what santa? >> emily: your dog knows you're shortchanging her on treats, dogs can process numbers in a similar way to humans and they use the region of the brain we use to do math. >> dana: that must explain my math grade. >> i think it's true. by the way, labradors have more emotions than psychopaths. >> greg: what does that mean? >> emily: while we're talking about dogs. >> juan: is that directed at jesse. >> juan: why are you looking at me? >> juan: the dog has limited capacity, is that what you're saying? >> emily: but they have more emotions than -- >> juan: got to go. >> emily: i'm too scientific for th

allan financial and pa rental to talk it over.ings with them. by! and with that, it was farewell to the despacito art club. looking forward to meeting her later. here's matt with a look at this morning's weather. stand like a human! it is very cold this morning, england and wales especially. this week things will gradually change, turning milder across the country but more in the way of wind and rain. rain in western scotland. by and large blue colour showing the mild air. milder air through the atlantic particularly towards the end of the the week. —6 on the outskirts of oxford. in parts of west wales as well. frost to begin with. mainly dry and sunny day. plenty of cloud in northern ireland compared to the weekend. cloud in western scotland, outbreaks of rain. many other parts will stay dry. after the chilly start, stay cold across england and wales. temperatures around six — nine degrees uk wide. rain petering out as we go through tonight. a bit more cloud around, some clear skies here and there. temperatures will drop the furt

billion in its 2019 2020 budget, the fighting homelessness back to ken and catherine all right,thank you allan, new details tonight after a strong typhoon barreled through the ceral philippines on christmas eve. >>the death toll from the disaster has now climbed to at least 28 people 12 people are still missing. these are the tbreaking images from the aftermath of typhoon fa phone. thousands of peoe we forced to flee their homes devastatinchristmas celebrations in th predominantly catholic country. more th 15,000 passengers were stranded at aiports at the peak of holiday travel. the typhoon flooded low-lying villages wiped out homes and power lines and lead to dangers landslides 30 year ago 6.9 rthquake center near loma prieta in the santa cruz mountains slap 63 people dead and caused billionsof dollars in damage in the bay area. but whaif the shake alert warning systemwas in place back then in 1989 and how much warning would people have received that is the questio that the usgs is looking at in a new experiment and they have a just released their findings grant lotus joins us with. >>what th

vice president of development matt griffin and vice president of northern california kilroy and susan allan are here to answer your questions after i'm done with the presentation. so for nearly six years, we have been working with the flower mart vendors, the city and neighborhood to design a unique mixed use project to fits in with the fabric of soma and provides a new home for the wholesale flower market. while the design has evolved over the years, our plan has always been to build a new state of the art flower market as part of the project. as you all know, we received a request by the flower merchants association to have the option to move the flower market off site due to concerns about the viability of their operations in the new central soma neighborhood. we heard their concerns and worked diligently to achieve planning commission approval of a two-variant plan so they can decide which route is best for them. if the vendors elect to stay, kilroy will go forward with the plan to build a wholesale flower market as part of the project. if they elect to move to al alternate site, kilroy