and earnest efforts in working with the f.a.a. to resolve this problem or they've been slow in dragging their feet they've been analysing these these found tom you know it was about to go back up in the air we sort of announcement which were finally put to a halt just a few a couple weeks ago when the f.a.a. administrator met with the c.e.o. now former c.e.o. of boeing and told him to cut it out and stop it now because this i mean we've seen this and this is like i said has been more than a year long saga of boeing $737.00 max issues but you know i mean sure they've taken a hit on their stock price but they're still the biggest player in the game when it comes to aerospace obviously they're competing with airbus but when you talk about the fact that they were i mean not to say they didn't take it seriously because i'm sure they took it seriously but they felt like they could just beat it by talking over it is that was that the rug i mean that's over all the wrong way and do we expect a change in their in their approach to know i t

to happen with the arrival at the biggest holiday season here christmas season that will start in earnest next week some people are saying that these demonstrations by the suspended but could restart in earnest. next year. now thousands of people in chile's capital marching to condemn abuse against women. this flash of video in santiago and bar last week think o.j. feminists in several cities around the world join in a march international day for the in light elimination patni of violence against women a lot of the moped silicio human has more from santiago. they are outsiders like that of the national stadium where there are thousands and thousands of women dressed in black with their lips painted red many of them with bandanas over their eyes are on their mouth to symbolize the fact that women have been silenced for decades and this is part of a feminist creation a performance if you like that took place in chile a week ago and it went viral it's been seen all over the world but it was young women a week ago now these are 4 women over the age of 40 and it's extraordinary how many people

to happen with the arrival at the biggest holiday season here christmas season that will start in earnest next week some people are saying that these demonstrations by the suspended but could restart in earnest next year. thousands of women in chile have performs a feminist flush more than softer it went viral while winds women as old as 90 joined in the process to make their voices heard it's a latin america editor listen human reports from santiago based on the little black women over the age of 40 answered the call to converge outside of chile's national stadium dressed in black their lips painted red ready for rehearsal. they come to perform the senior version of a choreographed tennis chant that has gone viral worldwide it accuses courts of judging rape victims rather than the rapists and the state of total rating femicide and violence against women. sophia says the performance launched last week by 4 young chilean women inspired her to take part in her 1st demonstration at the age of 82 more but i'm looking like all the women that experienced harassment at the very least and when it

could 3 start in earnest next year. a feminist for some has rallied in chile to condemn abuse against women some as old as 19 joined in the protests to get their message across about rape and violence in latin america and so the see in human reports from santiago the little black women over the age of 40 answered the call to converge outside of chile's national stadium dressed in black their lips painted red ready for rehearsal of the they come to perform the senior version of a choreographed feminist chant that has gone viral worldwide it accuses courts of judging rape victims rather than the rapists and the state of total rating femicide and violence against women in the uk sophia says the performance launched last week by 4 young chilean women inspired her to take part in your 1st demonstration at the age of 82 got what i'm looking like all women have experienced harassment at the very least and when it happens to girls who go to preschool where i was a teacher the trauma lasts a lifetime. the book the chorus says th

to happen with the arrival at the biggest holiday season here christmas season that will start in earnest next week some people are saying that these demonstrations by the suspended but could restart in earnest next year. right now it's just 7 days to go before britain's general election the main opposition labor party is promising to hold another bracks at referendum if it wins but that's not going down well in traditional labor supporting towns such as hard labor which voted to leave the e.u. as ever had reports of versions there are threatening to ditch labor and switch to progress at parties. british politics is it time spelt like a game during the past few years albeit one with no winners hardly paul has been a labor town for more than half a century but 7 out of 10 people have voted to leave the e.u. in the 2016 referendum and the brics that party has made this a target seat and now long held political loyalties are being cast aside people don't believe. because. peter want to go out. even. if you go to vote and it doesn't mean nothing because if they don't like it and there was a c

candidate sessions canceled clearly parliamentarians want to show that they are working on this in earnest that they are trying to do something that will satisfy the demands of these thousands of demonstrators who continue to come out day after day but politics are extremely tricky always have been here in it often so it will be interesting to see if parliament actually does convene at. expected today and if they as expected take up the issue of the prime minister's resignation he has submitted that resignation to the council of ministers it has been accepted by the cabinet it now goes to the parliament so the question is are they going to vote on it are they going to discuss it what exactly happens next if they vote on it will they accept his resignation if they do accept his resignation that means that there is going to be a caretaker government that he will lead the prime the current prime minister. he will lead that caretaker government for what's expected to be at least 30 days if the parliament reject his resignation well that really puts all of this into one target territory and nob

sequel trilogy and the skywalker saga episode 9 season resistance fighters reign finn and paul back in earnest battling the dark side for control of the galaxy. and with add welcome to arts and culture so this is pretty incredible really because it's a finale that's been 42 years in the making as diehard star wars fans will know this is the last film in the story that was originally conceived by george lucas back in the 1970 s. so as it hits theaters the world over will it live up to the hype and will the dark side win in the end let's try to find out for doing this reveal taking one last look. at. the final star wars trilogy is coming to an end but the glad to battle between good and evil genocide and sift isn't over yet juggling training rate is back to freestone kyle around the dark side son of late and han solo and now supreme leader of the evil 1st order confronting fear. in the. city.

and the skywalker saga episode 9 resistance fighters rain fame and cold chicken are earnest calling the dark side for control of the galaxy. and with that welcome to arts and culture so this is pretty incredible really because it's a finale that's been 42 years in the making as diehard star wars fans will know this is the last film in the story that was originally conceived by george lucas in the 1970 s. so as it hits theaters the world over will it live up to the hype and will the dark side mean in the end let's try to find out they're doing this reveal taking one last look. at. the final star wars trilogy is coming to an end but the glad to battle between good and evil jet i insist it isn't over yet giant training rate is back to face down kyle around the dark side son of layout and han solo and now supreme leader of the evil 1st order confronting fear. you would guess.

a two—year contract suggests he is got to really need to hit the ground running when he starts in earnestt year if he is going to have anything like longevity that hansen and henry had before him and take them into the next rugby world cup which is in france in 2023. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me is the economic adviser at arbuthnot banking, ruth lea. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the metro goes with a festive feel — saying it's time for voters to look to the future as the voting hasjust begun. the guardian sasteremy corbyn has urged voters to send a ‘shock to the establishment'. the paper says his words came at the end of a brusing campaign. the telegraph lead is in the same vein — suggesting that a new poll for the paper has the tory lead at five points. they say a hung parliament is now plausible. the independent has obtained a recording of the eu's chief brexit negotiator michel barnier. the paper says that mr barnier calls borisjohnson‘s br

five hours, to listen to people, to talk to people, to pray with them, to sing with them, it is an earnestnd ask for their support. it might be too late, it might not be enough. it is the right thing to do but it is a really steep challenge when you have someone like joe biden with such a solid firewall in south carolina, where 65% of the electorate deciding that that vote in the south carolina primary is african-american, and largely supporting biden. >> shermichael, good points made by the other two panelists here. if you're not joe biden, is it too steep? 43%. >> that's a significant number, richard, and not only does he have the 40% plus with african-americans but you look at nearly every single national poll, joe biden still remains the front-runner. most voters writ large african-americans, white voters, still believe that joe biden is the best individual to actually defeat donald trump. so while i think it's very important and critical for mayor pete to be in south carolina, there's a lot of skepticism among african-americans, particularly older ones about mayor pete. he has to go t

. >> we started in earnest in july, and it's been moving very quickly.ve a very ambitious schedule and things are keeping up to schedule. we are talking very broadly with people getting a lot of input from people in the industry and experts and so forth. and we are doing our analysis. i would like to have it completed sometime next year. i think it's important to move quickly on things, that something i can talk about later. but these things have a cost to the marketplace and businesses. and i think at some.the government has to fish or cut bait. gerry: were the issues here these are not enormous countries they don't dominate the economy in the markets, but it's well established that the scale alone that is not sufficient to warrant antitrust enforcement action or even to raise necessary concerns about unfair behavior. so what would be the concerns about what google, facebook, amazon, abelard and others are doing? >> let me just say that our review is not just limited to antitrust. antitrust is of course the front and center, but there are other concerns

to happen with the arrival at the biggest holiday season here christmas season that will start in earnest next week some people are saying that these demonstrations by the suspended but could restart in earnest next year right let's go to chile now where a feminist forces been out on the streets to condemn abuse against women some people as old as 90 joined the protests to get their message across about rape and violence is a lesson america and its alysia newman reporting from the capital santiago and still in the little black women over the age of 40 answered the call to converge outside of chile's national stadium dressed in black their lips painted red ready for rehearsal. to come to perform the senior version of a choreographed feminist chant that has gone viral worldwide it accuses courts of judging rape victims rather than the rapists and the state of total rating femicide and violence against women. sophia says the performance launched last week by 4 young chilean women inspired her to take part in her 1st demonstration at the age of 82 more but i'm looking play calling women have

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they're pretty emblematic of the patagonians out if their plan to fall and their calm like this earnest then you know that the system is going back and that they feel no threat works and that's why you're on your rewilding patagonia on al-jazeera. december on al-jazeera as this year comes to an end we look ahead to 2020 other stories that may shake the year people in power investigates the shocking truth of disabled people in eastern europe scare deciding the future of the u.k. and its place in europe will the general election result the breaks it is she a story of palestinian women was an abrupt part of the struggle for freedom against all of the world's best football teams head to capital for the fee for club world cup 2019 join us for special coverage. december on. a bombarded city. can be rebuilt. its buildings restored. but can shattered lives be mended. scars randy and traumas shaped minds children and survivors of mosul share their stories. i still tomorrow a witness documentary on al-jazeera. centuries it was the remoteness of brazil's indigenous communities the protected them f

the senators seemed to be very much in earnest. they were trying to figure out what their role should be and what is the proper range in terms of these questions. this is someing, fortunately, the senate has only done twicere beand once was in 1868. they have to look at these rules again. eachenator has to make an individual choice. people who say that thiss going to be partyline really are not borne out by history president johnson was saved by seven republicans called the radical republicans, who despised johnson. but they voted to acquit him. one of them said it was like looking into his open grave and jumpg. but he felt he had no choice, because that impeachment was abusive.tu laura: jonathaey, thanks for being with us. jonathan: thank you. laura: among the judiciary committee members who will vote on these articleis democratic congresswoman zoe lofgren from california. she was a staffer during the nixon administration and served on the committee during the clinton impeachment. my colleague katty kay spoke to her from capitol h

to happen with the arrival at the biggest holiday season here christmas season that will start in earnest next week some people are saying that these demonstrations by the suspended but could restart in earnest next year. thousands of people in chile's capital are marching to condemn abuse against women. the slash of video in santiago and by last week the coach feminists in several cities around the world join in it marked international day for the elimination of violence against women latin america to lucy in newman has more from santiago. they are outside a church that was a national stadium where there are thousands and thousands of women dressed in black with their lips painted red many of them with bandanas over their eyes are on their mouth to symbolize the fact that women have been silenced for decades and this is part of a feminist creation a performance if you like that took place in chile a week ago and it went viral it's been seen all over the world but it was young women a week ago now these are for women over the age of 40 and it's extraordinary how many people have actually

joes in earnest for 30 minutes, and then go outside and fire up a marlboro red and -- ( sucking and bringhigh ground. >> trevor: please welcome dan soder! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ed. >> hey! >> trevor: welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me, trevor. >> trevor: what a crazy journey this has been, not just for you but me as well. a lot of people wouldn't know this about us unless i told them but, like, when i started doing comedy in america, one of the first places i started was the comedy cellar. we were there almost every single night working jokes and now you're on show "time," a hit series, a full-time regular and an h.b.o. congrats. >> yes, thank you very much. ( cheers and applause ) learn to black mail people. learn to black mail people and you will get all the jobs you want! ( laughter ) >> trevor: let me ask you this -- a lot of people love your special because, like, here's one thing i've liked about you, i've always loved you are what some people would say an edgy comic but you're not trying. some comics are, like, i'm trying to make you hate me and say something edgy.

i think that's going to probably begin in earnest as soon as the house votes on wednesday, perhaps before that. but both mcconnell and schumer know the situation here, which is, you know, there's these rules in place, and they were written in 1998, 1999, and they're not necessarily the best rules for this particular situation. for both sides. so, unfortunately in the senate, you really can't do anything unless everyone agrees , and that's going to be a tough order with something as divisive as this. back in 1999, everybody got it, literally got into a room and hard out an agreement on the rules. and it ended up passing on 100-0 vote no. one really sees that happening this time. but what you did see last night was chuck schumer set out sort of a public marker of where he wants to sort of send this conversation, talks about the timeline of trying to get this started, week of january 6. talked about witnesses that democrats would like to hear from, and kind of sketched out the process as the beginning of this negotiation, which is probably going to continue through the week and perhaps almos

but all this tough talk from both sides, norah, is a sign that this negotiation has begun es earnestver just how long and how comprehensive the president's impeachment trial is going to be. >> o'donnell: i love seeing you, nancy, with those tough questions. thank you. , lepresident took a victory lap imaypeached.val tfice fe suggested he didn't feel the weight of history. but sources tell cbs news his public bravado is far different from his private fears. paula reid reports tonight from re white house. >> well, i don't feel like i'm being impeached. >> reporter: president trump tried to turn the tables on his political adversaries today, inviting one of the three democrats to vote against his impeachment to the oval office. si end i.or drewdrew was elected as a democrat but announced he'll run 'lr re-election in his pro-trump district as a republican. >> i believe that this is just a better fit for me. r reporter: despite the president's defiant demeanor, cbs news has learned mr. trump is worried about how impeachment till affect his legacy and about the toll the process is taking o

our founder handed us to the fragile thing more than 200 years ago, an experiment earnest self government. fledgling democracy unlike anything we've ever seen at a time. a republic of by and for the people. this is whether we the people say to congress, are willing to stand up and protect that fragile ideal that has been interested to all of us. we shape the stomach received by day by day vote by vote some votes are more cane than others, but each and everyone helps to side the type of country were gonna be voting on impeachment is particularly important, it will define our democracy from here on out. not a single republican today even hinted that the president did was wrong. it was wrong. it was wrong. and for me, i will leave here today with a clear conscience. i don't know if president trump is watching right now, but if you were i would say, mister president this is not about you. this is about all of us. what kind of behavior you're willing to tolerate whoever sits in the oval office. and whether we live in the government by for the people. our republic if you can keep it, i quote th

in washington this is the process now in earnest democrats leads to trump directly and explicitly invited foreign influence in us elections this referring to jump at that. to get dirt on his democratic rival from sources in ukraine. republicans say that they they were the democrats suggest trying to reverse the result of the twenty sixteen presidential election. president trump did not merely seek to benefit from foreign interference in our elections. he directly and explicitly invited foreign interference in our elections. here's the powers of his office to try to make it happen aiminig fofor a heavy blow right from te outset. the house judiciary committee's first impeachment hearings quickly burst into partisan infighting on wednesday as democrats charge that president donald trump must be removed from office for liststing foreign interference from ukraine in us elections. republicans then angrily retorted that there were no grounds for such drastic action. the first round of impeachment hearings gave the house an opportunity to hear the testimony of legal experts. three of the four cho

the 40's for your evening plans no upstream will see the cloud cover really start to increase in earnest by the afternoon particularly in tomorrow and then the overnight that's when the rain really starts developing probably very late. so here's the breakdown, we've got mostly cloudy and mild light on those winds and then for tomorrow as well mostly cloudy and cool and temps pretty much show below 60 overall of the bay this week predawn rain expected on wednesday that will take us to your wednesday morning commute and then mostly cloudy mild with drizzle still possible to finish off the week we have some more coming this weekend too. for tonight, you can expect temperatures hanging in the little lower 40's, 39 san jose that tells us some of those inland valleys are drying out a little bit and will be some clear patches to allow some radiational cooling for some more 30's. we saw some of that this morning too. for the lows tonight expect the upper 30's to middle 30's up in the north bay there and some of the valley's off to the east asia notice as well too and then for your wake up tomorr

next week, a campaign to launch thousands of new communications satellites will begin in earnest.rks that can reach every corner of the globe. but scientists say there's evidence that these groups of small satellites, known as constellations, are already causing problems for astronomical research. rebecca morelle reports. blasting off, a space x rocket carrying 60 new satellites into orbit, and in the coming months, there will be hundreds more. this is for a project called star link, one of several new missions promising global internet access from space. and this was the view that stargazers got. these white lines are the satellites streaking across the sky, so bright they are competing with the stars. scientists are concerned that this could have major consequences for astronomy. they present a foreground between where we are observing, from the earth, and the rest of the universe, so they get in the way of everything, and you'll miss things, whatever is behind them, whether that's a potentially hazardous asteroid or the most distant quasar in the universe. they will get in the

he decided tojoin in the race in earnest, but i think they maybe had a polite word with him, and saidthe polite dog say? thanks fur everything! you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, tulsen tollett and the rest of the team, that is your monday sport briefing. kate and william, the duke and duchess of cambridge, will be showing off their culinary skills for a festive bbc show with one of the uk's national treasures, mary berry. the special programme will see the royal couple combine cooking with a tour of the good causes they are supporting this christmas. 0ur royal correspondent daniela relph has had a sneak preview. baking royalty meets real royalty. but it was the duchess of cambridge who was a super fan here. she even confessed one of prince louis's first words was "mary", due to the number of mary berry cookbooks around the royal kitchen. so do you do a bit of cooking with your children? yes, i really enjoy it. again, for them to be creative, for them to try and be as independent as possible with it. actually, one of the last thi

to create a warrior for environmentalism that they can use to cudgel and i'm saying this in all earnestness i know we're on the air around the world but america half of america the half that elected donald trump is the greatest single obstacle now to environmental globalism it's the people that elected donald trump are the problem and that's why gretel was sent to america to give a speech at the united nations to make sure she's wagging her finger and saying how dare you talk to the right people it's people like me sitting here in america that she feels morally superior to and i can't think of very many things that are more obstructive of proper development from child to adult than a sense that you are superior to every adult in the room when you're 16 years old it's an atrocity to me against her and i hope she recovers from it something they have great faith in time and i guess the radio host and political analyst they can thank you thank you. british prime minister's unveiled plans he says will follow the summit is a moral stance of once the public bodies from joining a palestinian led ca

the labour postmortem will begin in earnest on tuesday, parliamentary labour party members meeting on corbyn has been invited to attend. if he does so, it will be a bruising encounter. different factors a re will be a bruising encounter. different factors are vying for control of the party. parliament will feel like a different place when we start tuning in again on wednesday. thursday and potentially friday as well. the queen's speech will be the big political event of the week and we know that boris johnson now has a lot more power to do the things that he wants to do, we don't know exactly what they are, because the manifesto he set out was farfrom being a programme for government for the next few years. in some places it was quite thin but i would expect thursday to be along similar lines that we have heard mr johnson talking since he became prime minister. that means brexit will be the priority, as will more money that multi—billion annual settle m e nt money that multi—billion annual settlement for the nhs, things like crime, education too, in terms of what beyond the next few m

it would have to be frightfully earnest, she said, because.we'll never do that you are my lord and master stunt. building something new, peter and harriet will be two gentlemen come honest with each other and approaching their work with integrity. i don't want to exaggerate about it at all. it is comedy that i have a feeling since it worked out so naturally, it is in a small way right. probably use all the sight of it before i did a. i dedicated the book to the concept of chosen family because i think that that is what this group of friends became to each other. they didn't only offer support space and opportunity for transformation for growth and meaning. it's a term that fueled the work and editing six volumes of the fantastic correspondence. it fuels the term to theology and i think it fueled all of them to become fully human. that was the later collaboration that km oregon was a series of essays that became famous in the title and easy joke to make the spoiler is that she answers yes, women are human, but what is important is that through

too and of course both sides i'd say have got to have gotten used to that officially you put up the earnest face of even enmity distrust. and behind closed doors you get along and do your business. very interesting of you on the program thank set today journalist thomas fassbender at speaking to us from in germany. ok let's say more world news this hour the trump and pitchman saga has stepped up a gear in washington with the u.s. heise intelligence committee to levering what some are calling a damning report a plane without the american president abused his office for personal gain artie's killam open has been examining the document in more detail. well the report from the house intelligence committee democrats essentially alleges 2 things about donald trump 1st it alleges that he conditioned military aid to ukraine on an announcement that would have been beneficial to his reelection campaign and secondly it alleges that he obstructed the house of representatives impeachment inquiry investigation now adam schiff representing democrats came forward and painted a pretty grim pricks here donal

european union on january 31st next year the current brics it deadline the negotiations then start in earnest between the 2 sides over what a new trade deal will look like as well as the rights of e.u. citizens in the u.k. and british citizens in europe and the clock continues to tick down with another new deadline johnson has insisted the u.k. will not negotiate anything with the e.u. after the end of 2020 and if there's no trade deal by then which looks impossibly unlikely then the infamous no deal bricks which nobody wants comes right back into play so it's never been tried before to try to make a trade deal that she makes to 2 nations or 2 regions further apart in terms of trade is trying to do the easiest way probably of making a trade deal within this 11 month period the bar stanton said himself is actually to remain really aligned to the rules and to remain a sort of rule take for the. ruled out in the campaign but it may be the only way to get a trade deal over the line is to have something a lot like the sort of breaks in the labor's talking about during this campaign rather than the

next week, a campaign to launch thousands of new communications satellites will begin in earnest.ntists say there's evidence that these groups of small satellites, known as constellations, are already causing problems for astronomical research. rebecca morelle reports: ground control: ignition, lift off. blasting off, a spacex rocket carrying 60 new satellites into orbit and soon there will be hundreds more. this is for a project called starlink, one of several companies promising global internet access from space. this was of the view that stargazers got. these white lines are the satellites streaking across the sky. astronomers are worried. they present a foreground from where we are observing on the earth and the rest of the euro is to stop they get in the way of everything, and you will miss things, whatever is behind them, whether that is potentially a hazardous asteroid or the most distant quasar in the universe was that they will get in the way. to do all this, you need a vast number of satellites. our skies are about to change dramatically. right now, there are just 2200 w