for new year's eve, abbott of an area of low pressure year's eve, abbott of an area of low pre55ure towardshe south—west, that will bring some cloud, a few shower5, that will bring some cloud, a few showers, and we keep quite a bit of cloud acro55 showers, and we keep quite a bit of cloud across wales, the midlands into the south—east of england. the be5t into the south—east of england. the best of the sunshine will be acro55 the north and east. it will be a pitch earlier here computer today. temperatures down to a—7d. further south will get temperatures in double figures. if you're heading out into about, lots of dry weather to be expected, there will be a parameter cloud, particularly in the west, as we approach midnight there may be 12 fog patches starting to develop but nothing to spoil any fireworks di5plays you may be going to planning. going into 2020, the new decade, an area of high pressure towards the south—east, extending its influence acro55 towards the south—east, extending its influence across the uk. another breeze towards the far north—west, in the early morning or fog will

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can we can trim the fat but you almost can't be surprised that the reaction has been yes but the abbott happened on 2nd thought i know that the preference on yami of sight was on the just think the value added tax. the cut in the fuel subsidies for the ducks while in some other countries it might benefit particularly the poor . because. as long as it is a companion by compensatory social policies. the fact is that the major beneficiaries of fuel subsidies very often are the middle classes who are yours the cars who. benefit from the oil subsidies and so on but out in the case of. apparently the burden would be split between the fractions of the population but i know for one that the preference of of the i.m.f. recess was on i just think that whether taxes not attacking the few subsidies and funnel would if i could get from you on persil currencies in an all time low there what sort of what sort of future do you predict for the next 12 months look at the genres of brazil has had its. its load of. movements in this region so 11 of the person a region that was 2013 as a reactor action to d

saddam is well how how does mr abbott what we're seeing now affected the transition process in sudan could could it cause more division. i don't think mo view support thoughts of formal bushehr of the m.c.p. the motion of congress part of the no they have become something of the past very we'll move out of the port again because the pseudo newspeople served there would i was the fully they would not come again but they are thrown through murk some obvious thoughts on the with of the transitional government until morning ability for their lawyer and activist thank you very much sir for joining us. now anger over a controversial citizenship laws brought thousands of people onto the streets across india the by the bill allows tens of thousands of people from nearby countries to apply for citizenship but it doesn't include muslims well that's triggered anger in west bengal where protesters set fire to railways demonstrators there say the law will mean an influx of immigrants from bangladesh will take jobs and discriminate against muslims that sentiments been shared in mumbai protest is f

to talk about how great the governor abbott for passing this law, which he is and he was, but it bothersat we have to celebrate the fact that he passed a law that gave them the right to carry guns in church, no, guys, our constitutional rights belong to us before the governments. the government gives us the right to carry in church and it is so sad to me that we have to have a law in texas that allows them to exercise the fundamental right to defend themselves in church. if we look at the anti-gunners, joe biden, he is wrong. he was dead wrong. if he has his way, there would be a lot more people dead in that church. and we have some anti-gunners like sharon watts who said this only happened because it was allowed to happen by governor abbott who allows guns in church. criminals aren't allowed to do anything with law. and we talked about this before, the very definition of a criminal is they don't obey laws. no law allowed that bad guy to walk into a church and kill people. it is sad that we have to have laws allowing to defend against that. >> mark: there is a line of homeland security u

, wants to, he claims, orwanted in the home secretary, diane abbott, wants to, he claims, or wanted inver to disband mis orany no plans whatsoever to disband mis or any other part of the security services. there are plans to invest properly in our police and security services. and when you live and represent an area like mine, where somebody was murdered on the streets byafar somebody was murdered on the streets by a far right terrorist attack on an individual, you realise how horrific that is for the community and how dangerous that is for all of us. yes, we do need to invest in all of our services, and that will help to make us all a lot safer. gentlemen, thank you very much indeed. let us move on now to another question. from accusations of islamophobia and anti—semitism in major parties, to threats against female mps, what would you do to get the hate out of politics? what would you do to get the hate out of politics? and he mentions islamophobia, anti—semitism and the threat against female mps. boris johnson, i am going to ask both of you to address problems in your own parties to

shinzo abyei open to tokyo's national stadium newly constructed ahead of next year's olympic games mr abbott commended the work of the construction team who faced an early setback during the project when the original stadium design was scrapped after a public outcry over spiraling costs the venue has a fixed capacity of $68000.00 spectators and will host football matches athletic events and the opening and closing ceremonies of the games tokyo 2020 gets underway on the 24th of july and it's a tradition that dates back more than 1000 years and it's just gotten underway on the frozen chick and lake in the north east of china the freshwater lake is now the only place preserving the ancient mongolian fishing right fisherman drill holes in the ice cast their nets and haul the catch to the surface each net catch can yield as much as 50000 kilos. and you are of course watching to give you news coming up world stories a week in reports we leave you though with some spectacular scenes of surfers battling giant waves at the jaws big wave championship on the whole why in island of maui 1st up is an inc

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joining me now, republican greg abbott, good to have you with us tonight.here's a lot of debate about getting this thing done whether it is held up on political grounds or there is still work to be done on the agreement. forbes.com has a contributor peace, what is the big rush? from an economics perspective there is no reason to rush, trump is about to enter an election year having achieved next to nothing in his multi-front trade war. this is why trump and his supporters are so insistent congress pass usmc a immediately. what do you make of that? >> the phrases next to nothing because that is what congress has done under nancy pelosi's leadership. get this fact. congress under nancy pelosi has issued more subpoenas then they have passed laws are passed bills the turn into laws. this is a bill nancy pelosi and her members on the democrat side must pass for their constituents back home especially in texas. we do more than $200 billion in trade every year. mexico and canada does $2 billion in trade every year. failure to pass the us mca will cost living for f

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. >> reporter: texas governor greg abbott said in a statement "places of worship are mentor sacred, and i am grateful for the church members who acted quickly to take down the shooter. no motive has been given so far. the people in the town of white settlement reacted as most do after a shooting, crying and look forgy comfort. farrah fazal, cbs news. >>> now to that brutal attack outside new york city. five people were stabbed by a man who broke into a rabbi's home during a hanukkah celebration saturday night. police have arrested a suspect and charged him with five counts of attempted murder. it's the latest in a surge of alleged anti-semitic attacks across new york state in just the last few weeks. here is laura podesta. >> reporter: the sound of resilience shortly after his home was targeted in a mass stabbing attack saturday night. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: rabbi heim rott rottenberg reacted during the seventh night of hanukkah celebration. >> heavy bleeding. i need multiple ambulances, please. >> reporter: one witness describes trying to stop the 37-year-old intruder as he pulled out a larg

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. >> reporter: texas governor greg abbott said in a statement, places of worship are meant to be sacred and i am grateful for the church members who acted quickly to take down the shooter. no motive has been given so far, the people in the town of white settlement reacted as most do after a tragic shooting, crying and looking for comfort. farrah fazal, cbs news. >> fieoe werebbi'. home hanu celebration saturday night. police have arrested a suspect and charged him with five counts of attempted murder. it is latest in a surge of alleged anti-semitic attacks across new york state in just the last few weeks. here's laura podesta. >> reporter: the sound of resilience. shortly after his home was targeted in a mass stabbing attack saturday night -- ♪ ♪ rottenbeads aaythe victims. five people are injured including one in critical condition after police say thomas grafton walked into the packed home in monsey, new york during the seventh night of hanukkah celebrations. >> heavy bleeding, i mean multiple -- >> >> reporter: one witness ed out large knife.t >> i ask who is coming in in the middle

off the pitch the financial factor is another worry for general manager max abbott and his club on that front they can hardly compete with the likes of mentor like say she and. but by and standards they haven't had that much to sing about so far this season after 7 championships in a row there were 7 going into the weekend. and that is woefully short of expectations at germany's biggest club despite bind having beaten freeman in the last 20 occasions the pundits went. anything for granted. vines defense had already conceded some 20 times and usually frail at the back and 24 minutes in. time jerome inside out before crowning an emphatic run. was devastating finish and to a devastating break and in the of his bronze instability due to the question marks still hanging over that coach randy flick certainly has the players' backing but he still and you can't say . well the players themselves the ones not coming up with the goods. 3 loney philippic have failed to really excel in the final shot so far. but on saturday he did deliver and 1st happening in an equaliser in the 45th minutes and the

it follows the abbott family who must live in silence to avoid creatures that hunt by sound. a quiet place, part 2. arrives in theaters in march. >>> tonight, star wars fans will line up for thursday night preview showings of star wars, the rise of skywalker. the film is the 9th and final entry of the skywalker saga which began over 40 years ago. analysts expect the space epic could bring in $450 million globally, just in the opening weekend. star wars, the rise of skywalker, is showing in more than 4,000 theaters nationwide. that is your eye on entertainment, chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >>> can the warriors win their sixth game of the season? the best bay area team is on the women's side. can they remain undefeated? tip-off, coming up. >>> let's take a live look, downtown san jose on this thursday morning, in the high 40s, as >>> welcome to thursday morning here on channel 5. we have mostly cloudy skies. it will be a little foggy as we get out the door this morning. the streets will be slick and the numbers will be on the mild side for this time of the year, anywa

general manager max abbott and his club on that front they can hardly compete with the likes of meant like station and. standards they haven't had that much to sing about so far this season after 7 championships in a row it was 7 going into the weekend. and that is woefully short of expectations gemini's biggest club despite having beaten frame in the last 20 occasions the pundits weren't taking anything for granted. fines defense had already conceded some 20 times and usually frail at the back and 24 minutes in. time jerome boateng inside out before crowning an emphatic run. was devastating finish and to a devastating break in the back of his bonds instability due to the question mark still hanging over that coach kanzi flick certainly has the players' backing but he still only can take. the players themselves the ones not coming up with the goods. had failed to really excel in the final shot so far. but on saturday he did deliver the best happening in an equaliser in the 45th minutes but the bottom struggled with 11 dusty doesn't find the nets the bowler scored almost half of that t

governor greg abbott issued this statement in response our hearts go out to the victims and families of those killed in the evil act of violence that occurred i am grateful for the church members who acted quickly to take down the shooter. and help prevent further loss of life >> places of worship, historically, have always been under attack they're easy targets >>multiple law enforcement agencies are now assisting the investigation, as police work to figure out a motive for the deadly attack. >> beginning of the year end of the year. holiday. it's all very tragic anytime that we suffer loss in our community, it's -- it not only affects the people that were here today. but it affects the first responders as well. >> our thanks to jack for that update from ft. worth texas. >> overseas to australia they've been burning for months killing at least nine people and officials now fear thousands of koalas, as well. there is new outrage that the fireworks show will go on. nbc's matt bradley joins us with the latest from london matt, good morning. >> yeah. corey, frances, good morning those b

. >> texas governor greg abbott releasing a statement saying in part, quote, places of worship are meantbe sacred and grateful for church members who prevented lives. just saturday night a man with a machete at hanukkah celebration in new york, local officials say the incidents are becoming too common. >> it's tragic and it's just terrible situation especially during the holiday season. >> there's no ongoing threat to the community involved in the church sheeting, kristina coleman fox news. heather: moving overseas, the u.s. is prepared if north korea delivers on its promise to deliver a, quote, christmas gift, national security adviser robert o'brian says the u.s. will take action if the rogue regime test a long-range missile, listen. >> we have a lot of tools in our tool kit and additional pressure can be brought to bear on the north koreans. if kim jong un takes that approach we will be disappointed and we will demonstrate the disappointment. heather: senior officials say that they are monitoring the situation closely, dictator kim jong un is expected to deliver speech on new year's d

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this afternoon, texas governor greg abbott issued a statement that said in part "places of worship are meant toe sacred, and i am grateful for the church members who acted quickly to take down the shooter and help prevent further loss o." there was no word on motive. the other shooting victim remained in critical condition late this afternoon. a knife attack in a jesh community just outside new york city has left five people wounded, an act new york's governor is calling "domestic terrorism."re the attack occd around 10:00 last night at a rabbi's home in monsey, new york, an area with a large ultra-orthodox jewish population.vi thims were gathering to celebrate hanukkah at the time. as of this afternoon, one person remains in critical condition.th morning, police arrested grafton thomas, a 37-year old man from greenwood lake, new york, located about 14 miles northwest of monsey. he is charged th five counts of attempted murder and is being held on five million dollars e il. tack occurred amidst a string of antisemetic incidents toin the region. y, in response to this fotest attack, new

. >> reporter: governor greg abbott today issued this statement in response. our hearts go out to the victims and families of those killed in the evil act of violence that occurred. i am grateful for the church members who acted quickly to take down the shooter and help prevent further loss of life. >> places of worship historically have always been under attack. they're easy targets. >> reporter: multiple law enforcement agencies are now assisting the investigation as police work to figure out a motive for the deadly attack. >> beginning of the year, end of the year, holiday, it's all very tragic. anytime that we suffer loss in our community, it not only affects the people here today, but it affects the first responders as well. >> reporter: peter, tonight as law enforcement works to figure out a motive, they say this could have been much worse had it not been for the heroic actions of that church security team. peter? >> jack,ty. >>> now to our other breaking news this evening. tonight new york's governor is condemning a vicious attack on a hanukkah celebrat

that's come through it's change the direction of the winds and is also slightly cooler and moist abbott of course these the pictures we have just been looking out for weeks and weeks this is the new south wales quite close to the coast and of course the towns are just shrouded in this thick haze and also the color oversea coming from all of those flames that a bunny but this is what i mean the temperatures along the coast not cheap bad on wednesday but it is much hotter once you move to inland areas $24.00 degrees in melbourne $26.00 in sydney it's warming path at 30 celsius we've got more. than sections of western australia and you can see 27 in perth a bit beginning to warm up again across the great by say 34 in adelaide and still pretty woman melbourne at 26 so no real helpful rain in the full cost and for the next couple days wednesday and thursday across both islands of new zealand we've got some pretty warm air in place in christchurch 27 degrees on wednesday it does dip down to more normal levels by say 23 degrees quite a bit of cloud around but for my spot it'll stay dry with so

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right and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacey abbott like to thank our guests a brand cambridge of the sun exchange dot com if you'd like to get in touch tweet us the kaiser reports are like signed by. his community there are people who believe that it's ok to sell fracking food on my table it's really hard there are no jobs and you see that i've got kids and ask and as a parent. i can come up with lots of arguments there's a lot of conflict in the game between the 2 most of the conflict i would say over money and most of them is me. close one on each of those he knows each other is good business the state of california makes $6000000000.00 and you have to prison complex to get some 20 a life where. you don't care and one of my cares about you so you don't care might anything. the world is driven by a dream shaped by phone person with those words. the day or thinks. we dare to ask. thinking of getting a new phone the ones we got in here shows no problem was he didn't know what to do he was trapped in this tiny little wired how much we d

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relinquishes so it's a bit of an awkward between a rock and a hard place position for prime minister abbott but this also seems to set the stage for potentially increasing tensions and what happens if for instance iran and the u.s. led forces clash and one of the japanese units is nearby i mean does that then create a problem for japan to try to stay neutral i think they have their fingers crossed that something like that won't happen clearly if japan and skin in the game last june when are they was just being tehran the recent attack on a japanese owned vessel so there is clearly japanese interests involved but they don't want to clash they want to avoid that because clearly the priority for our day in this next diet session in 2020 is to get his fellow politicians to endorse a revision of the past is called constitution and if there is a clash i think that basically that will and bay's agenda and basically the holy grail that he came into politics to accomplish so looking at tensions in the region then in the gulf what is japan's take on u.s. sanctions on iran i understand when our band r

me all right that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report me max kaiser and stacey abbott like to thank our guests a brand cambridge of the sun exchange dot com if you'd like to get in touch tweet us the kaiser reported to like signed by. his community there are people who believe that it's ok to sell frac food on my table it's really hard there are no jobs and you see that i've got kids and ask and as a parent. i can come up with lots of arguments there's a lot of conflict in the game between the teams most of the conflict i would say. is me. close one only to. each other is good business the state of california makes 6000000000 dollars and you have to prison complex to get some point in your life where. you don't care. so you care mind anything. 8 am moscow time headlining today 3 people are left dead after a saudi air force trainee opens fire at a u.s. naval base in florida authorities are investigating whether or not the incident was terror related. majority of americans want less political division in the country says a new poll while some democrats already lining up

me all right that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report me max kaiser and stacey abbott like to thank our guests a brand cambridge of the sun exchange dot com if you'd like to get in touch tweet us the kaiser reported to like signed by. the special something we can think of says to many to. look to. the gulf where. you thought the whole doping can russia think was over for get it. through a complete pressure we have some of the muscles and. russian outlets eligibility for the international competition says that stake this includes events like the tokyo lympics and the fee for world cup and qatar if i am in the early as last. year when you come in you know just as it was 4 years ago moscow anti-doping plavix at the center of the scandal so who tampered with the duping samples database and what does greegor you want to give have to do with it and you know she's because we've got to pull. in that he's the push on the show. by to expose me in the ocean to actually. all dualists of the polish in a danish nickel. when there was only johnson. and i just got out of prison for do

on the poor man over the last few years in but particularly over the last year the chances of him abbott doing anything really extremely slim because he has been smeared beyond all belief that it's becoming more and more apparent that propaganda is almost the most important thing in our lives and the fact that the mainstream media arizonan boy very rich and powerful people and in consequence they may be that big coming closer and closer to controlling everything not just all the elections but everything and obviously the elections they can control they send in the troops you know and stop killing people what's what's interesting to me is that who are what 500 years since columbus and just now this is the only thing that makes me. that gives me the strength to carry on in this fight and as this 500 years later it seems that we the people are just beginning to rise up now against the settler colonial attitude ship the last 500 years and that gives me heart of course are now in the streets of new paths being shot or in santiago in chile being blind dado by the pinkerton man we are many does

midwest around the great lakes we got rain of course in that mild air and we have got snow in the cold abbott look at these temperatures up into canada my goodness monitor but when you pack minus 22 it is cold this time of year on average it's actually about minus 10 so that really is 12 degrees below the average or all of this system working its way across into the southeast the snow generally along the lines of the appalachian mountains we have got rain ahead of that system so wet day and atlanta on a choosing the high of 20 celsius a few showers in the forecast across areas of the caribbean. monday across into the windward islands extending down into the leeward islands on tuesday and on both days expect to see wanted to showers in areas of the bahamas. education is the beacon that might. take inspiration and determination to ensure you get to live in the remote areas don't have electricity t.v. or computers. show our love finds a way. to watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories right now that the f.b.i. investigation best occasion into a shooting at a u.s. naval base in florida say

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offering but a number of countries are producing oil well above their cult is there as economic editor abbott alley explains why saudi arabia would consider such a milf. it would be really helpful if oil prices were stable over the 1st 6 months of its flotation now. this is important because they have a lot of retail investors which are small investors who are pretty members into the market possibly for the 1st time huge loans to take a big bet on this particular company after 6 months if they keep. their money in saudi aramco they will get extra shares and the hope is that a non followed market would encourage them to keep their money in the saudi aramco and so the saudis of very keen to make sure that this flotation is exorcise they don't want to have to put their hands in their own pockets that it's using their state funds to stop mopping up to buy excess excess shares the whole idea of trying to sell aramco was to make sure that there was additional new money coming into the economy so that they could spend that money elsewhere. the international court of justice in the netherlands held p

officials hope it'll hit that mark on the 1st day of trading well let's bring in our economics editor abbott ali to talk through all of this a bit i see that shares open 10 percent higher a huge success then for crown prince mohammed bin samara. well and this was always started to be a win for the saudi government one way or the they were going to been in the markets and this is exactly what they have done if they use was anywhere else in the world there will be an investigation to find out who was ramping up shares but when the government there's various all the markets can do and this is the reason why international investors did not want to invest in this particular company because they knew that the governance was a problem not only a run but within the state itself and they've been proved right nobody in their right mind as an investor would stand by and watch something like this happen now i mean everybody wants to make a profit on the on the 1st day there's no doubt about it but to actively go out your way to say to state funds and to say to. your population go in buy the stock right

now, abbott technology can target those exact neurons. restoring control and harmony, once thought to belost forever. the most personal technology is technology with the power to change your life. and accessoriesphones for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program call or visit >>> stocks rallying today following a strong november jobs report coming in at 266,000 beating estimates. it's the strong data of had a meeting and will that change the b possible decision we get next week for m let's bring in don kohn, former vice chair of the federal reserve and senior fellow in the economic studies at the brookings institution. great to see you what do you feel about this data does it change the likelihood of a decision next week or were we set for no change in the interest rate? >> i think if anything, it reenforces their judgment that they've got policy in a good place as chairman powell says, to support the continued good growth in the economy with very c

. >> governor greg abbott issued this statement in response. our hearts go out to the victims and families of those killed in the evil act of violence that occur. i'm grateful for the church members that acted quickly to take down the shooter and help prevent further loss of life. >> places of worriship have all been under attack. they're easy targets. multiple law enforcement agencies are now assisting the investigation as police work to figure out a motive for the deadly attack. it's all very tragic. it not only effects the people that are here today and it effects the first responders as well. >> our thanks for that report. five people are dead including an nbc reporter after a small plane crashed shortly after take off in louisiana on saturday. a plane was on its way to atlanta when it crashed and you see some footage here leaving multiple people injured. a journalist that work for wsdu in new orleans is among those killed. she was a daughter-in-law of louisiana state university. he was there saturday for the college football semifinal. the

night life or actresses moss, everybody is talking about hallmark, something not lost on ceo bill abbotthannel, what is it? >> a combination of a few things, our brand is so strong that hallmark is synonymous to celebrations, we start with that and we take it and we bruise great content. cheryl: christmas empire has expanded from series xm holiday channels, holiday novels and this year hallmark monopoly game, and in november nearly 10,000 visitors flocked to new jersey convention center for the first ever hallmark christmas time, 3-day event where fans could talk, immerse themselves in all things hallmark. america's largest corporations are lock to go get on board the hallmark holiday train with product high-end and sponsorships leading to christmas movies playing 24/7 from halloween to new year, campbell, jcpenney, legoland, many more, abbott says it's all about the feel-good message. >> we provide positive content that you never have to worry you will feel uncomfortable or run for the remote or be in a situation that after a long day feeling badly about the world or about yourself. >>

texas governor greg abbott.bate about getting this thing done held up on political ground or if there is work to be done. forbes.com had the headline what is the big rush on usmca? saying there is no reason to rush. what do you make of that? >> well, i think the key phrase was next to nothing. next to nothing is what congress has done under nancy pelosi's leadership. congress under nancy pelosi issued more subpoenas than they passed bills that turn into laws. this is a bill that nancy pelosi and her members on the democratic side must pass for their constituents back home. "special report with bret baier" in texas. -- especially in texas. texas and mexico do more than 200 billion dollars of trade every year. failure to pass this will cost liveings for families and businesses in texas and across the country. >> shannon: some political advice coming in. this piece says that the smart move from labor and democrats would be to run out the clock this year, win the 2020 election and negotiate and pass something better

now, abbott technology can target those exact neurons.toring control and harmony, once thought to belost forever. the most personal technology is technology with the power to change your life. >> observers say the islamic republic of iran is in the midst of the biggest protests since the founding. a massive fuel hike amidst a wad economy has brought iranians into the streets in protest and the regime crack down has been swift and violent. a u.s. official said as many as 1,000 may have died. 72 people were killed in the 2009 green revolution. let me bring in a former colleague of mine at needs week who was imprisoned for 118 days for his reporting during the 2008 protests. what are you hearing? you run a very important source of iranian news, iran wire. what are you hearing about what's going on right now? >> well, the country is in a security situation right now. basically a state of siege. we're receiving videos of police shooting at people. we've talked to doctors, i've talked personally to doctors who have been telling me that they saw