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passengers are still suffering delays and cancellations — but the airport aims to run a "full scheduleof flights today. a row over the money for donald trump's border wall results in a partial shutdown of the us government. a british warship arrives in the black sea in response to russia's seizure last month of three ukrainian navy vessels and their crew. also coming up this hour, transforming the lives of hundreds of babies while still in the womb. surgery for unborn babies with spinal defects is to be made routinely available on the nhs in england. and in half an hour, a festive edition of click brings us the latest from the world of technology and gadgets. good afternoon. police have arrested two people in connection with the illegal use of drones — which has caused huge disruption to flights into and out of gatwick airport. sussex police say a man and a woman are in custody — but that investigations are continuing. flights were suspended for a third day yesterday because of a new drone sighting, before operators were assured the military measures put in place made it safe for the r

she sleeps in her car almost every night even though she has a full time job. so. she works as a lecturer teaching english literature at a state university it's her dream job she probably completed her master's degree at age fifty but her studies landed her with nearly insurmountable debts once again and found out how little i make and how much work it takes and i have a strong work ethic i was raised that way. and now. being in the position living in the car now now i didn't think it was going to be like this. living in a car presents a number of challenges allen has to find public washrooms places to charge her cell phone and laptop and parking spaces she won't get chased away from she feels let down by a society's attitude towards her they don't want to know they don't want to see not their problem that that angers me. frustrates me. disappoints me in manatee in this area. and they don't know how well they have it. san francisco is a well heeled metropolis this city used to be a magnet for counterculture but that count.

katty: you have a full le, indeed. -- he lived a full life, indeed.: so many memories of presidentdi bush fl in. wereands of houthi rebels sent to oman for treatment. talks should take place in sweden next week. uruguay has rejected an asylum request by peru's former prident. mr. garcia asked for international protection at the uruguayan embassy lma after he was involved in a corruption scandal. the former perian president is cused of taking bribes from a giant brazilian constructiohe company whilas in office. mr. garcia denies all the charges. the pressure is mounting on president macronf ance after more violent protests in paris this past weekend. trdemoors began last month over a planned increase in fuel taxes, but sparked wider discontent about economic reforms. inthe french primeter has been meeting with political leaders to discuss the crisis and is due to meet representatives of the protesters tomorrow. from paris, lucy williamson reports. lucy: it is a challenge to new fuel taxes. by saturdait was about challenging power. paris has not seen gr

sport and a full round up from the bbc sport centre. otball making it a more interesting race at the top. good morning. anthonyjoshua says dillan whyte deserves a shot at his world titles but he may have to wait his turn. whyte knocked out dereck chisora in the 11th round at london's o2 arena last night. after the fight whyte called for a rematch with world champion anthonyjoshua — who he hopes to face at wembley next year. butjoshua, who was watching at ringside, says he would prefer to take on either deontay wilder or tyson fury. joshua's talking rubbish, man. talking rubbish. i am not going to sit around and wait for him. i'm not going to waste four months of my career waiting for him, seeing what he is doing. i haven't got time to do that. my career needs to progress. there's fighters that wait two years, wait to hear, wait for the call. i can't do that. time is ticking. josh warrington retained his ibf featherweight world title belt with a thrilling points win over carl frampton at the manchester arena. warrington got the better of

i would simply add that the reason why my —— why the european committee is making a full enquiry intom of the conduct and the processes and outcome of these negotiations, and we will do so by taking evidence and i trust that the government will take note of the seriousness of the suggestions and organise by putting forward, because they go to the heart of public trust, the referendum vote itself, the repeal of the 1972 act and also whether in the attorney general has fully addressed in an opinion to which we have a right in my opinion to see. the consequences for the withdrawal agreement of the opinion that he has given in the question of whether not necessarily in a public interest will not be disclosed. thank you mr speaker can i start by commending those honourable members who have secured this debate and in thanking you for allowing it. can i also paid tribute to the stamina of my honourable friend from north—east fife and other colleagues who last night assured that you would have ample time to consider the response to the original application. mr speaker today, later today we be

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years of senator mccain's term which expires january of 2021 and will face a special election for a full six-year term in 2020. here's a look at governor ducey earlier today talking with martha mcsalley. >> good morning. i want to begin by offering my sincere thanks to senator jon kyl. when we stood here just a few months ago it was in a very challenging time for both arizona and our country. congress had a full workload to get through and arizona was just coming off a very difficult week following the death of senator john mccain. arizona needed someone who could hit the ground running and represent our state with experience and confidence, and that's exactly what jon kyl did. over the last few months, senator kyl has served with the same integrity and statesmanship that marked his 26 years in congress. he didn't have to return to the united states senate, but he did, and i remain deeply grateful to him and carol for answering the call to serve once again when arizona needed them most. there's a reason he isn't here today. he didn't want to miss a vote. and that's illustrative of how se

it may not be a full service grocery store. we are building the affordable homes, where will they go? they don't have cars because there is no parking. some of the units are a lease. i am concerned about where we are going and our commitment to the community. and our commitment to the neighbourhood. the community that we want to create. that's one. and then, we have a responsibility and fellow commissioner have indicated that maybe we need to go back and look for more creative ways. people want an experience. they want dining experience or whatever it is. they don't cook at home, i guess. because they can go out and eat. essentially they would want to cook at home. there are no groceries around, so maybe they are going out. maybe the delivery is popular because there are no grocers that you can walk. i feel like there is a trend coming up here that grocery stores and developers need to look at where is this going. it is almo people -- [indiscernible] it is because there is a need right now in the transbay. what kind of community

the airport aims to run a full service today — but passengers continue to suffer delays and cancellationson. and on and on and on human rights. a row over the money for donald trump's border wall results in a partial shutdown of the us government. retailers pin their hopes on super saturday to boost christmas shopping sales — in what's been described as unprecedented levels of discounting after a disappointing year for the high street. also coming up this hour. transforming the lives of hundreds of babies while still in the womb. surgery for unborn babies with spinal defects is to be made routinely available on the nhs in england. and in half an hour, we look at leadership — and the lack of it — that's in dateline‘s review of the year, at half past four. two people — a man and a woman — have been arrested by police investigating the illegal use of drones at gatwick airport. repeated sightings led to the runway being shut for long periods — with around 1,000 flights being cancelled or diverted — and more than 100,000 passengers left stranded. the airport is open but delays are still expect

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full business, this is just a partial shutdown, government for full business, this isjust a partial l shutdown, what is the likely that he is going to have to have been in his wall? as i mentioned, it is a three—way negotiation. i don't think there's any chance that president trump will abandon the idea of a border wall, but there will be some in the administration who will be very aware that there are these political risks for the president, and so they are having this three—way negotiation, trying to satisfy republicans, democrats and the president. he's already staying at the white house, it gives you a sense that he is taking this seriously. the vice president has already arrived at the white house to try and lead to some of these negotiations to try and pick this —— ta ke negotiations to try and pick this —— take this to a place where they can come to some sort of a compromise, but should get the impression that president trump wants to say that he will in some respects at least as far as the public is concerned when this is, and fundamentally that will mean for him trying to mo

>> i was interested in the studies and the statistics and i want to find a full family because i wanted to take the spotlight off of people associating blacks with crime there was too much emphasis on that. so i began to ask around if anybody knew a family like this and very quickly a friend in oregon department of corrections said yes he had a family with six members in prison i can let you interview them with their permission behind bars. so i told them the story. so then i wrote the story so now this is much more than ten years ago but what we didn't know then it wasn't really six members but 60. for generations of one family. >> that is 60 people. >> and then with multiple arrests and convictions. >> so the criminal population in this family that i chose to deal with on his birth certificate it doesn't have any name so he called himself a booster. but he grew up in amarillo texas moving from tennessee and later to oregon. and he had grown up that him's mother and father were in a carnival they committed all kinds of crimes all over the country. and he wanted to be as big and bad as

there are only ten states in the us where being a legislator is considered a full time job and others nothing prevents you from pursuing a business career or having a say on the rules that regulate industry leading some to worry about a possible conflicts of interests. everyone is sort of shaped by who they are do i'm someone who represents business and that shapes my views sometimes. it's not a conflict of interest and we know it's not because the house rules make it clear and so does louisiana state. i'm sponsoring the bill for all return pharmacists in the state i'm just one. time one little spoke to we. have let state government and federal governments get so big that it has the ability to give out special favors in the first place when you have a government that can give out special favors you're going to attract this type of behaviors what we're seeing happening at higher levels is basically a reflection of that culture we need to change that culture that says it's ok and instead say listen the government should not be giving money or special favors to anyone it is corruption at

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should in my opinion serve a full and complete sentence. the president then tweeted this. i will never testify against trump. this statement was recently made by roger stone, essentially stating that he will not be forced by a rogue and out of control prosecutor to make up lies and stories about president trump. nice to know that some people

equal size units -- i guess that there's a third floor that's going to be built that's going to have a full floor, but is there a way to look at that commercial unit differently. ground floor of units aren't the best, but perhaps you can tie them to the units above and there could -- you know, those could be two larger -- two large units, too, with the third-floor unit, and there's no parking or there's parking and the ability to do that, where you give a little more space to those units on the second floor. does that sound right, commissioner moore? >> commissioner moore: yes. i'd still like to suggest that the architect explore a.d.u.'s in san francisco. we have a.d.u.'s that are partially at level of street because they are partially below grade. there are plenty of possibilities to protect street-facing units that still guarantee privacy. i think it's more of a design issue and a familiarity of what a.d.u.s are allowed to do or not allowed to do in the city. i would still like to see it, because i think it would greatly enhance the availability of this project, even as it would be consi

a full review of the paper is coming up a full review of the paper is coming up in a full review of the paper is coming upina a full review of the paper is coming up in a minute but first all the sporting action with richard. thank you. come the end of the season, we might look back at yesterday as one of the days that changed the destination of the premier league title. manchester city surprisingly lost 3—2 at home to crystal palace, which means liverpool will sit four points clear at the top of the premier league table on christmas day. city's defeat wasn't the only shock of the day as chelsea were beaten by leicester. and ole gunnar solskjaer got off to the perfect start with manchester united. joe lynskey looks back....( pkg) joe lynskey looks back. this is the week manchester united found a fresh start in an old face. ole gunnar solskjaer once scored the goal that sealed the treble in ‘99. now he brings a new impact from the bench. rashford will strike and find the bottom corner. what a perfect start. it took marcus rashford three minutes to show their new—found ambition. he was pa

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on from my pilot so instead of taking baby steps to take some rights i would call for a full right to live with woody and take a different view of what they feel thailand isn't ready for a full marriage equality demanding all much just result in achieving nothing. if you push too hard. you might be aggravating the people that are living here now so it's about knocking the doors opening the doors one by one it's a first step i think it's a very important first step and if we if we manage to get this first step right we will still be the very first in asia or in southeast asia to get that and i think that. it's on its own is such an achievement both for thailand for the region it's something we can be proud of most of the heavy lifting is done what's left now is the votes in palm and should the civil union bill pass would he and want to be among the first same sex couples in thailand to legally todd not. to intern asia now where the country is still recovering from saturday's tsunami and remains on alert for the risk of another on thursday authorities increased the threat level from the

trump responded to cohen's lawyers' request for prison time served by tweeting he deserves "a full and complete sentence." last week, cohen pleaded guilty to lying to congress to help cover for trump. trump also praised his long-time adviser roger stone for having "guts" for agreeing not to testify against him. some experts, including george conway, litigator and husband of white house counselor kellyanne conway, have said the tweet amounts to witness tampering, which is considered an obstruction of justice. special cocounsel mueller isis expected to file a sentencing memo today for michael flynn, and sentencing memos for michael cohen and paul manafort in the coming days. cia director gina haspel is set to brief senators on the murder of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi today. she will reportedly meet with top mbmbers the arm

memberof the eu, support for uk remaining a full member of the eu, 44%, for, 45% against.gainst, so polls will be like this, you will often find a poll which either side can take comfort from it but it is what happens when you actually go to vote. don't lie to me when you try to tell me what you think will happen next week. the favourite game in westminster is to war game every single possible scenario, what if she loses by 100 votes, will she have to go straightaway? what if she only loses by 50 votes? can she go back to brussels and make a few changes to the political declaration? can she bring some labour mps that time around? will the labour front bench change their opinion? will theresa may resign under those circumstances? she says she won't deliver a second referendum. it is impossible to tell what will happen over the next ten days. we will now go to the telegraph. old people pumping iron. elderly should try weightlifting. jessica? i'm the oldest person here. i get down the gym now and again. surely weightlifting should be for anyone who can do it. it keeps you fit

where have a room full of people i would think. nd vicky have founded a support group for all the victims of the cervicalcheck controversy. i would never have known about this if not for the bravery of what vicky did, not signing the confidentiality agreement and taking a court case. you know, iwanted it to be not in vain. and we worked side by side to try and fight this, you know? try and get some good out of this, support the people that need it most. basically i could have been one of the women like irene — stephen's wife. it's frightened every single woman in ireland, because they don't know right now can they trust the last smear that they've had. can you blame them when they see people like me on the tv, or hear irene's story? how many have not yet been contacted? after vicky's success in court, a review highlighted huge failings in the skinning programme run by cervicalcheck. as a result of my court case, doctors are now compelled to tell patients any information about their health. and they were supposed to apologise... the

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he should in my opinion serve a full and complete sentence. endorsing some strong prison time and a lengthy prison time for michael cohen versus roger stone and the other people who are not cooperating with the special counsel, robert mueller. you can see where his emphasis is today on twitter. >> it is unusual for sure. this week ahead for robert mueller, what are we expecting? >> it will be a busy week. one of the key characters in the trump-russia story is michael flynn. he's the president's first national security adviser. we haven't heard from him since he pled guilty more than a year ago. we are expecting tomorrow some important new details of what he has been saying to robert mueller and his prosecutors and really one of the first important cooperators in had the mueller investigation. he knows a lot not only about the president, but jared kushner and several other characters. brianna ? >> evan perez, what a busy week we have ahead. i want to bring in kaitlan collins at the white house. as i bring in kaitlan, we are going to take a look

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that's something they do don't want to >> reporter: as mother nature gets ready for a full show with five back-to-back storms this week headed for the west coast. kathy park,bc news, los angeles. >>> in japan tonight, more than 40 people were injured by an explosion at a busy reaurant shake a entire neighborhood. here are the late details. >> reporter: a frightening explosion during the dinnertime rush, the incident at a restaurant in northern japan sent flames andke black s swirling into the night sky as firefighters franticallyearched for the injured. ial reports suggest the cause was a gas explosion. the blast ripped through a two-story building in the city ofapporo at 8:30 local time. so powerful it shook surrounding build to go their core. this woman saying the blast felt like an earthquake. the building engulfed in flames, virtually demolished. debris and shattered glass littering the ground and covering surrounding cars. police said at least 42 peoe were injured. most of them mildly though one was in serious condition. semergency servi warned people in the neighborhood to evacu

well a full programme of games in the division today. ckburn 3—2 — that's after blackburn had taken a two—one lead in the last minute. sheffield wednesday and millwall were both one—nil winners. second placed norwich were three goals down at home to nottingham forest before levelling with three goals in the last 13 minutes. also wins today for hull city, qpr, aston villa and west brom. clan des obeaux has won the king george the sixth chase. the horse, part owned by sir alex ferguson and trained by paul nicholls, was a 16 to one shot at the start of the race. the harry cobden ridden horse beat 2016 winner thistlecrack in a close finish. here's our racing correspondent cornelius lysaght. paul nicholson won his tenth staging of the king george vi chase, the midseason championship in 20 years with his horse ridden by harry cobden, the horse parlay owned by sir alex ferguson. this followed six as five times with porto star and to each see more business. the horse was moving west throughout the closing stages of the race but harry was only 20

are you surprised that he didn't write a full memoir? also, a friend of mine who was cia undercover said he was kind of being a jerk at his universal class and didn't want to go to the things. eating lunch alone. one day he sees a shadow and he looks up and it's the direct of the cia, may i sit down with you. sure. my friend said, trying to introduce himself and said, i know, i know who you are. and he said i want you to try to get in touch with your colleagues. get to know them. this is a family business. they had this great lunch. the guy turned his life around, decides he's going to make a commitment to the cia and just retired last year. kennedy: and that person's name was leon panetta. >> that person's name he asked me to keep it anonymous. kennedy: that's fine. so what do you take away as a staff member of one of the bush white houses, of how both of these men treated their staff? >> well, i think that's probably the most important part in terms of leaders. so now generation x, now we're like heading into the point, where are the l

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they told his players they would have to train during the holidays if they used to just arse and for a full ninety minutes the gang remained dull lists for fortune savored fortuna. in the ninety first minute all of us think scored the winner with a big helping hand from keeper s. or an early christmas gift for the visitors who will spend the winter break four points clear of the relegation zone meanwhile the hanover players will be facing a winter workout. and we're going to bring you two games now featuring two under pressure coaches in a moment we'll see if shelter can restored to many go today as goes reputation with a win against struggling stuttgart but first embattled leverkusen boss heiko hellish was hoping to silence his critics by beating had to bring him rumors have been swirling that he could face early dismissal after campaign that has left the club on the rhine far from the european spots. levick years and fans were well and truly in the christmas spirit ahead of this clash. they received an early gift through kevin fall and he made it strike by christmas is a time for laughter

. >> supervisor safai: the fact that they can be a full-service kitchen is permitted above the first floor. restaurants are not allowed to do that. if you have a two-story restaurant, they ask, can we put the kitchen on the second floor, it's not allowed. so they're treated absolutely differently and that's also another thing that's come up. there is no sales tax. there's none of that. it's a very specific class and operation of restaurant. >> my understanding the employee cafeteria has a different category with the health department. so they don't come into planning as a restaurant. they come as an accessory use to office use. >> supervisor kim: i know that restaurants have to get permits from fire, health, d.b.i., is that the case for these employee cafeterias or do they only get it from d.p.h.? >> i would assume yes but -- >> supervisor safai: it's very different. there has to be referral, right, for their plans. >> mr. strahan is here. >> supervisor safai: it's a different permitting process, very different. >> i would have to defer to permit services specifically about that, supe

the remaining four have bumps and broken bones, but doctors expect them to make a full recovery. ? >> glor: okay, omar, thanks very much. illinois is among several states cleaning up tonight after getting slammed by a rare outbreak of december tornadoes. the national weather service confirms at least 23 tornadoes touched down in illinois on saturday, a record for this time of year. here's adriana diaz. >> reporter: a swarm of tornadoes tore through homes, businesses, and trees across central illinois. ( sirens ) in the hard-hit town of taylorville, more than 500 structures were damaged. officials say more than 20 tornadoes touched down across the state, literally pushing ho these steps here lead up to that door right the katie and nick hackney, a firefighter, live in the house. >> i don't know that they would have survived in the basement. it moved the house 17 feet off the foundation. >> it's just heartbreaking to see all their things and our things everywhere. >> reporter: butler resident marvin felton says he saw a tornado hit. >> i was right behind it. i felt the wind forcing

the prosecutors in the southern district of new york said he would not agree to be a full cooperator, to sign-on to a cooperation agreement, which means you share everything you've ever done that's wrong and every crime you know about of others. so it's puzzling a little bit you wouldn't want to be fully onboard in hopes of earning what's called the substantial sentence reduction by doing it. so there's something he continues to hide whether about himself or others. yet he does retain the possibility to continue to earn ed credit up until one year of today. he could still come back if he decided you know what i do want that cooperation agreement, he could earn a reduction in a sentence that could be filed up to a year from today. if it's true what he said today he really wanted to get his sentence done, start serving his sentence, he could do that and go back and cooperate now that a sentence has been imposed. >> daniel goldman, was there some sense around the edges of this case that the reason michael cohen has not embraced a full cooperation agreement with the federal prosecutors in

it will be a full state funeral, after which, on thursday, it will be a full state funeral, afterwhich be buried in taxes. there were tributes paid a little earlier, the senate majority leader mitch mcconnel describing george bush senior as a patriot who steered the country as straight as he had steered his air plane. they reference to his military service. george bush senior was a decorated is fighter pilot, a head of the cia the central intelligence agency. and served as vice president ronald reagan before himself taking the top job in the oval office. what we are seeing is the reflections back on his life and people honouring his years of service to the united states and remembering him. we sorry visibly emotional george bush remembering him. we sorry visibly emotional george busth, remembering him. we sorry visibly emotional george bush jr, his remembering him. we sorry visibly emotional george busth, his son, who followed him into the white house some years earlier —— we saw abe visibly emotional. manuas of the public began arriving to pay their respects. —— members of the public.

a three team trade. we have 20 homers last season and then the first full season in the binges. going up and then going out of a dodger uniform. there's the cincinnati reds. that's true. he goes to the reds with matt kempe and alex kempe and la got the pitcher homer bailey. from that, we go to this. will monday night be the time time that we see this. the raiders are going see what they call home. dar reck carr is hoping that they can return next year. >> it's weird to think that this is going to be the last game. i don't want that. even when i got hurt, that's still a moment that i will not forget. driving on the outside of it trying to find the x-ray machine because there's no way up to the locker room. back to the coffee, and see you later. >>> and queue the clapping. friends is the most binged watch tv show in 2018. >> yeah, friends can't get enough of it. the 90s sitcom about 20 something new yorkers has gained a new wave of fans thanks to the full run on netflix. tv time based the finding on 12 million users world wide. according to the other shows are grays anatomy, 13 rea

the fact that cbp does not conduct a full medical examination to people who holds in its custody when they come in is outrageous. it is a policy that should be changed today. more broadly, this heartbreaking case highlights the failure the trump administration's chaotic immigration policies. for example, although the law expressly allows individuals to request asylum regardless of the manner of entry, this administration has implored asylum seekers to come to ports of entry. at the same time, dhs turns away those who do come to those ports, forcing them to wait weeks or months before actually being able to file an asylum application. these conflicting messages create mass confusion and actually drive migrants to use dangerous routes. some people suspect is the purpose of this policy. in september, the department's inspector general issued a report describing the impact of dhs's policies. the i.g. found evidence that the practice of turning away asylum seekers and, quote, limiting the volume of asylum seekers at ports of entry closed quote may have increased illegal crossing attempts.

clearly no roads and the debris so the access is improving so things are getting better but it's still a full out emergency response operation and we're still going really hard at this persons of people have lost their loved ones and their homes what's a done to help survivors. so right right now what we're doing is we're distributing hot meals that we distribute over five thousand meals we are doing first aid retreated hundreds of people in first aid we are distributing temporary shelter and relief items we're also distributing clean water so we have fourteen different wood or distribution mobile trucks and distribution teams that are going around and we're also now starting to get to the places that have been cleared and we're going to start pumping out some of the wells so many of the wells were affected when the waves came in so we're going to we're going to start cleaning out these wells and water sources so we can keep down the spread of diseases from from the difficult what are situation at the same time we're still doing a full out emergency operation we are in the process of evacuati