the formula one season draws to a close as red bull's max verstappen romps to victory in abu dhabi.ge isjust a number as lee westwood ends the season as the european tour's top player at 47 years old. and title holders exeter get their champions cup campaign off to a winning start with a dominant performance against glasgow. welcome along to sportsday this sunday evening. let's start with liverpool, as they missed out on the chance to go top of the premier league table today after failing to impress in their 1—1 draw at fulham. mohammed salah scored from the spot with just over ten minutes to go, to level things up. it was an impressive showing from fulham, who have struggled so far this season. craig templeton watched this one for us. the last time fulham fans were allowed inside craven cottage, they we re allowed inside craven cottage, they were ina allowed inside craven cottage, they were in a different division, so fitting they could be there to pay their respects to a former player who died last month aged a2. in terms of opponents, it doesn't get much tougher than the champion

abu dhabi is the largest in size and also where most of the oil is found. dubai is sort of the commercial, financial, logistics and trade capital, so we think of abu dhabi -- or i describe abu dhabi is the washington d.c., dubai is the new york city. and they come together and former a diverse and stable federation in the region. david: the total population is-- >> about 10 million people. uae a little under 1.5 million. have you ever been to israel? have you ever been to dav: israel? >> i have not. i'm looking forward as soon as corona is under control and having the prime minister visit again. david: ambassador al-khalifa have you been to israel? >> not yet, but i think i'll be on the same flight. david: and have you been to bahrain? >> i've extended an invitation. and i want to pick up on something that was said. if you look at who supported the abraham accords and who opposed it i think it tells you a lot about where the region is. the only states in the region that really opposed it was one, iran, and that's obvious why, because we're all their enemies

the formula one season draws to a close as red bull's max verstappen romps to victory in abu dhabi.ust a number as lee westwood ends the season as the european tour's top player at 47 years old. and exeter get their european campaign off to a winning start — as the champions cup title holders inflich a crushing defeat on glasgow at sandy park. welcome along to sportsday. lots to bring you, but we start with liverpool who have just missed out on the chance to go top of the premier league table after drawing 1—1 with fulham at craven cottage. that game has just ended in the last few minutes. fulham took the lead midway through the first half — bobby decordova ried giving the hosts the deserved lead on the balance of play. they were holding on until this handball call was given and liverpool were awarded a penalty with just over ten minutes to go. and mohammed salah — just about scored to level things up. a big point for scott parker and his side — dropped points for liverpool. earlier tottenham drew 1—1 at crystal palace and now stay top on goal difference. harry kane put spurs ahead

it's max powerfor red bull as verstappen pips the mercedes drivers to pole for the season ending abu grand prix. and the countdown is on to the heavyweight fight of the year betweenjoshua and pulev at wembley later. welcome along to sportsday. let's start with the marquee fixture in the premier league this weekend. the manchester derby is underway at old trafford with united hosting city. less of a marquee first half. it's goalless at the break. kevin de bruyne with the best chance of the first half for city. earlier in the west midlands derby, there was late drama as aston villa snatched a stoppage time winner at wolves, while at stjames park, we had the fastest goal scored all season by miguel almiron in newcastle's win against west brom. it's there thatjoe lynskey starts his report. this has been a week in football only 2020 could bring. a covid outbreak postponed newcastle's last match up to tuesday their training ground was still close —— training ground. as they welcome west brom, they put it straight behind him. it's the best possible start! that was my gal are moron scoring a

the investigation also pointed to another conspirator, a man known by the name abu agela masud, but at the time, investigators were unable to this third locate person. this morning i'm joined by the of our national security division here at the department demers, by john for the.s. attorney district of columbia michael sherwin and by steve, the charge of irector in the washington field office of the f.b.i. joined by kara weipz, last year at the memorial of the 103 victims. monetti washer rick killed on that flight. leads a pan am flight organization. i also want to say i talked arlier this morning with the director, chris wray, who ring gets -- regrets he can't be here underscore the ommitment and the tenacity of he f.b.i. in this investigation. this was underscored to me, lso, last year when i spoke at the memorial at arlington national cemetery. so among the audience were and d.o.j. agents former employees and current employees who have been involved this investigation. later coming out to support the victims' families, and that speaks commitment that department.at the am pleased to

the investigation also pointed to another conspirator, a man known by the name abu agela masud, but at the time, investigators were unable to identify or locate this third person. this morning i'm joined by the head of our national security division here at the department of justice, john demers, by acting u.s. attorney for the district of columbia michael sherwin and by steve, the assistant director in charge of the washington field office of the f.b.i. i'm also joined by kara weipz, who i met last year at the memorial of the 103 victims. and her brother rick monetti was killed on that flight. kara now leads a pan am flight 103 advocacy organization. i also want to say i talked earlier this morning with the director, chris wray, who regrets he can't be here in person, to underscore the commitment and the tenacity of the f.b.i. in this investigation. this was underscored to me, also, last year when i spoke at the memorial at arlington national cemetery. and among the audience were so many f.b.i. agents and d.o.j. former employees and current employees who have been involved in this inv

suspicion immediately fell on the abu nidal 0rganisation, a dissident palestinian group that had split by an agreement between norway and the eu. the director of the french association for victims of tourism says three other suspects are still at large in the middle east but the families will be glad to see at least one person stand trial. translation: we are going to try and persuade jordan translation: we are going to try and persuadejordan and the west ba n k try and persuadejordan and the west bank to follow norway's lead and join the fight against terrorism, because the fight against terrorism means never letting crimes go unpunished. we must all stand in solidarity to denounce terrorism regardless of borders. walid abdulrahman abu zayed, now aged 62, has arrived in paris from 0slo where he has been living since 1991. he denies being involved in the attack, saying he was in monte carlo at the time. the goldenberg killings we re time. the goldenberg killings were pa rt of time. the goldenberg killings were part of a wave of anti—semitic attacks in france in the 1980s. attacks which

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as fast as the migrants and refugees keep arriving burnet smith al-jazeera gran canaria a member of abu dhabi is royal family has bought a 50 percent stake in it is really football club bates are in jerusalem so how much been fully fed in the yen has also committed to invest more than $92000000.00 over the next decade and that's despite bates are being the only top club in israel never to have signed a palestinian israeli player they also have a group of friends known as la familia which has been openly abusive towards palestinian israeli air force that has more from west jerusalem. on the day that it was reported that a former israeli space security chief was confirming the existence of aliens this is perhaps the 2nd most sort of cognitively dissonant story in the media the idea that an arab royal family would buy into in such a large way the most overtly arab anti arab group of fans in israeli football and their club base our jerusalem which plays here at teddy stadium in southwestern jerusalem does seem very strange nonetheless the new owner as of 2 years ago at least. a hog who hims

he's abu agila masud, seen here in a libyanjail, serving time for other offences.the bomb maker who fitted the timer to the device. the us wants him extradited for trial. but not everyone believes lockerbie was the work of libya. jim swire lost his daughter flora in the bombing and has campaigned for answers ever since. i don't feel confident that the material that was provided to indicate that the bomb had come from the hand of a libyan in malta was correct. i cannot bring myself to feel that the evidence we've heard so far does in fact point us towards the truth. libya's late ruler colonel gaddafi was certainly desperate to get sanctions lifted 20 years ago. to do that he reluctantly accepted the charges and paid compensation to the victims‘ families. today, 32 years after the tragedy of lockerbie, it appears some details are still being uncovered and the mysterious case of the new suspect may yet pose more unanswered questions. frank gardner, bbc news. millions of people in the uk missed out on potentially life—saving scans when the nhs cancelled non—essential h

max verstappen has won the final formula one race of the season in abu dhabi.y the second time this season. mercedes valtteri bottas and lewis hamilton didn't seem to mind too much about finishing second and third. and mclaren claimed third in the constructors' championship on the day they sold off a third of their team. there was a thrilling finish to golf‘s european tour season. all weekend it looked like patrick reed would become the first american to win the race to dubai title, but he was overhauled in the final round by lee westwood. his second place finish, behind the winner matthew fitzpatrick, at the season ending tour championship was enough to secure westwodd the overall title. austin halewood reports. in the shadows of the dubai skyline the stage was set for the final day of the european tour, patrick reed, matthew fitzpatrick and lee westwood, all in the hunt to finish the season as european number one. overnight patrick reed was the man to catch but his round did not start well, instead it was fitzpatrick who raced out of the blocks, he birdied ea

max verstappen has upset the odds to claim pole position for the formula one season ending abu dhabind quicker around the yas marina circuit than valtteri bottas. it's the first time this year that a mercedes powered car hasn't been on pole and the first time in abu dhabi since 2013. lewis hamilton, who missed last weekend's race because of coronavirus, was third. after 12 years away, bristol's return to european cup rugby has ended in defeat. they were beaten 51—38 by clermont auvergne in their opening pool match. kotaro matsushima with a hat—trick for the french side. bristol did run in five tries of their own though — so do pick up a bonus point. to dubai, where patrick reed remains on course to become the first american to win the european tour's race to dubai title. he's alongside england's matthew fitzpatrick who birdied the 18th to move to 11 under along with reed and laurie canter at the top of the leaderboard. reed scrambled well with some lovely touches around the greens in dubai to stay in touch and he looks determined to end the season as the european tour's number one pl

time world champion is hopeful of being back in contention for this weekend's season ending race in abudefinitely been one of the hardest weeks that i've had for some time. and it's just been focusing on recovering, trying to get back in shape, so i can get back in the car and race the final race in abu dhabi. i woke up today feeling great and got my first work—out in so ijust wanted to send you guys a message of positivity, let you know that i'm 0k. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. more now on brexit — the government have been giving more details of the agreement struck with the eu yesterday over how the brexit divorce deal will be implemented, particularly in relation to northern ireland. the cabinet office minister, michael gove said that the provisions agreed will protect the rights of people and businesses, as well as giving supermarkets in northern ireland the grace period to adapt their systems. this deal protects unfettered access for northern ireland businesses to the most important market and as the prime minister u

abu agila masud is injail in libya, where prosecutors claim he has confessed to his role in the bombing face trial. from washington, our correspondent aleem maqbool reports. the images will be seared on the minds of those who saw news of the atrocity unfolding. the massive scar on the earth where homes had been. 11 people on the ground and all 259 on board pan am 103, flying from london to new york, were killed. the worst terrorist attack in british history, though one that was seen as libyan revenge against the united states. though two men were originally charged in connection, only an alleged libyan intelligence officer, abdelbaset al—megrahi, was ever convicted, in 2001. though eight years later, he was released by scottish officials on compassionate grounds because of the cancer that ultimately killed him in 2012. but now the us says it's charging this man, abu agila masud, for making the bomb that was detonated over lockerbie, alleging he confessed in an interview in libya after the fall of the regime of colonel gaddafi. the affidavit also alleges that the operation had been order

if you're his prime minister abu ahmed has deployed military forces to an area where government killed 100 people mostly media reporting the army killed 42 armed men in the western region of benish angle gomers prime minister abu ahmed had visited the area the day before the attacks he called for peace immunity following several deadly attacks between ethnic groups in recent months the attacks are separate from the conflict in ethiopia's northern region the u.n. says it remains concerned about ongoing fighting and a lack of humanitarian access the conflict has raised fears of a security vacuum in other areas of the country let's take a little deeper of a look at the conflict in the region. which borders sudan and south sudan is one of ethiopia's 9 regional states fighting there has been ongoing in one way or another since 2018 various ethnic groups in the region have been clashing with supporters of the oromo liberation front the violence there is displaced tens of thousands of people in the past 2 years martin webb has been monitoring the story he says this latest violence caused vict

rights groups criticize abu dhabi for buying a stake in a notorious israeli football club. nearly a year into the corona virus pandemic which has killed more than one of the half 1000000 people globally the 1st fully tested vaccine is being rolled out in the u.k. 800000 doses of the pfizer bio and tech vaccine are now they will have hospitals across the country and a full 400000 people the elderly and frontline health workers 1st in line need barkha reports. it is happening a turning point in the global fight against a virus that killed more than a 1000000 people around the world 90 year old grandmother margaret keenan made history becoming the 1st person to be vaccinated with the pfizer bio and take drug outside a trial she encourage others to follow her lead. over it because it's free and it's the best thing that's ever happened and the moment you do please go for it in a somewhat dramatic turn the 2nd vaccine went to a man called william shakespeare a poetic start perhaps to a new chapter in the fight against corona virus more than half of the people who've died of the v

a member of abu dhabi's royal family has bought a 50 percent stake in an israeli football club based our jerusalem shake our ben khalifa. as also committed to invest more than $12000000.00 over the next 10 years that's despite base out being the only top club in israel never to have signed a palestinian israeli player they also have a group of fans known as la familia which has been openly abusive towards palestinian israelis herefore support stuff the football club stadium in west jerusalem. so this is a big deal financially in terms of the nearly $100000000.00 investment that the new coldish a king hamad bin khalifa and my own is pledging over the next 10 years it's a big deal politically because this club is very much linked to right wing jewish nationalist politics in this country to the likud party of prime minister benjamin netanyahu who himself on tuesday. endorsed this deal saying that it showed how quickly arab israeli normalization was progressing but above all it's a really big deal in terms of the really toxic culture of racism that has so long attached itself to this clu

abu dhabiin the uae, outlining their plans to reopen to international tourists. will be in line to visit and one? -- and when? simone: some international tourists may be allowed to visit by early january. these would be visitors from countries that are on a select countries,e according to the department of culture and tourism. everyone from any other country not on that safe list, which will be updated every two weeks. any other countries, folks will have to quarantine for 14 days. but this is coming on the back of uae's approval for the vaccine. looks like it is really going to be pushed largely to the wider public. also being coordinated with a broader uae push for tourism. of dubai and the prime minister of uae tweeted about a new campaign for the emirates called the most beautiful winter in the world, trying to double the country's domestic tourism. we'll see if they are successful on that. manus: yeah. i know a thing or two about vacationing. aboutgoing to get news slights between the uae and -- about flights between the uae and turkey. it can be seen in a n

at your twitter feed so jessica and i may or may not be screaming right now i think just screaming abu puts me as one of the new york times to give this year hash tag a loving sports that we remind you nothing sports when they don't love you back die lemmas of the month and we just looked at barry surface of the book it's a juicy book if you will all sports there's so much in the head now that it's done now that you're talking about it if you could sum up the experience desk in a sentence and defeat in a sentence what would that sentence be oh my gosh in a sentence i just think this has been such a rewarding experience and one of the best things isn't meeting other fans who feel this way and feel seen by this book i think if the out rewarding and i think also cathartic i think it was cathartic to be able to write about these things and to have people agree and receive it in the way that they've been thank you thank you so much and also what what what struck me was that every day there is a new story that you could have put in your book after the shooting that about but it is relevant s

the suspect is said to be a libyan intelligence officer by the name of abu agila mohammmad masood. alleged to have helped build the bomb that brought the plane down. the victims‘ families have found themselves caught up in one of the world's longest and most sprawling terrorism investigations. masood is a long—time suspect in the case and is said to have been the subject of discussions among us and foreign officials since at least 2015. it is not clear what the likelihood is of him being brought to the us for trial. neither the us justice department or the libyan authorities have publicly commented on the issue. so far only one man, the libyan abdel basset ali al—megrahi, has been sent to prison for the bombing. he was convicted in 2001 but subsequently allowed to return home after it emerged that he had terminal cancer. he died in 2012. drjim swire's daughter flora died in the lockerbie disaster. he has long been sceptical that mr megrahi was guilty of involvement in the bombing, and — as he told bbc breakfast this morning — remains to be convinced about mr masud's involvement. i

so come on al-jazeera normalising hooliganism and violence by scripps criticize abu dhabi for buying a stake in a new toy is israeli football. why time is running out for donald trump to challenge the u.s. election results and in spork over 1000 cases the n.b.a. has the press as the league prepares for its new season and have more on that story later in the show. from fossil fuels to modern day renewable as societies develop the energy demands increase requiring innovative solutions to meet such tomorrows as a global power development of investment company nebraska power is uniquely positioned to deliver against the state we provide business growth promote social economic benefits and provide innovative safe and firemen to sell energy solutions for future generations the brush out pioneering future energy in 2008 traveled across the united states discovering what it was like to be both a patriotic american and a devout muslim can you be a muslim and american you know how to be american 1st i didn't have much appreciation for why it would be a big deal that a muslim to be elected to t

the formula one season draws to a close as red bull's max verstappen romps to victory in abu dhabi.

bundesliga season is still fairly young the formula one season is done and dusted the final race the abu dhabi grand prix on sunday so red bull's next step and close the year on a high note for the dutchman starting from pole led every lap of the rice to cross the finish line some 15.9 seconds ahead of delta they brought us lewis hamilton who was already crowned champion this season struggled all day and came in 3rd after missing the previous rice was covered 90. and a quick reminder of the top story we're following for you this hour germany's government has announced a red. tend to talk a lot down measures from this wednesday as the country struggles to stop the rising to run the bar states and infections schools that can be gotten supplies earlier than planned ahead of the christmas holidays non-essential shops and businesses will also shut down. watching the deadly news mall news coming at the top the. local media for joining our 11 concessions. the power of constructive journalism. the most one in 3 holds before the news that the media part of the problem and it wants to rather than

red bull's max verstappen pulled off a surprise in qualifying in abu dhabi by beating valtteri bottast reports. with the sun setting on the strangest of formula i seasons, mercedes were probably expecting to sign off in style. with the sun setting on the strangest of formula i lewis hamilton was hoping to take pole and go on to win the third year in a row. he missed last weekend's race with coronavirus and although he said it was taking time to get back into the swing of things, he topped the time sheet in the first two sessions of qualifying. but when it mattered in the final session, his mercedes team—mate valtteri bottas got the better of him, not once but twice. the finn's joy was short lived, the red bull of max verstappen was behind him on the track but in front of them in the pecking order by the time the dutchman reached the chequered flag. i didn't really expect to fight for pole but very satisfying. yeah, very pleased with that. it has only been a difficult weekend, i would say, just getting back into a rhythm, even though it is a couple of weeks off, it felt like you'd lost

formula one the red bulls max and has climbed to pole position for the final race of the season in abu dhabi if the dutch driver and his team's 1st ball of this year he had step aside he's paved and lewis hamilton with less than 110th of a 2nd separating the top 3 hamilton is pertaining to action after contracting the coronavirus has already won the world championship. you're watching news from berlin we'll have more on germany's preparations for a harsh reality holiday season on the pandemic there's more news coming at the top of the hour don't forget our web site is there any dot com you can also follow us on instagram and twitter as well warnings coming at the top of the. copy it's very good. very nice then we have capacity left. we are living during the most extraordinary time.

his mercedes team have announced that lewis hamilton has been passed fit to drive at this sunday's abu tested negative for covid—i9 following a period of self—isolation. the world champion missed last week's race in bahrain after a positive test the week before. onto snooker and ronnie o'sullivan has beaten robbie williams to progress to the quarter—finals of the scottish open. the world champion made short work of it for a four frames to one victory as he looks for a third title at this event. and finally tonight something that wayne rooney, ellie simmonds and andy murray all have in common. they've won the bbc‘s young sports personality of the year award. and joining that list this year is diver andrea spendolini—sirieix. the 16—year—old edged out borussia dortmund footballer jude bellingham and paralympic skier neil simpson to win. spendolini—sirieix won her first solo international gold medal in the women's iom platform at the fina diving grand prix in the german city of rostock in february. and for all the latest on the opening round of the women's us open golf that is ongoing in

there'll be 23 races in total, starting in australia on the 21st of march — and running right though to abund world number four mark selby is into the quarter—finals of the world grand prix snooker in milton keynes. he beat anthony mcgill 4—2 as he looks to take two titles in a row after winning the scottish 0pen last weekend. the british wheelchair rugby team got three million pounds of uk sport funding in the run—up to the rio paralympics but after failing to win a medal — they had all their support withdrawn for tokyo 2020. despite that, the team's won the last two european titles and risen to numberfour in the world. tomorrow they're hoping uk sport will restore funding leading to paris 202a. kylie grimes is the only woman in the british wheelchair rugby side, which is a mixed sport, and has been telling us what a difference funding would make. training, hotel costs, equipping costs, all of that stuff, and it does rack up, it costs a lot of money, so does rack up, it costs a lot of money, so yeah, itjust takes some of the worries away from interpersonal level, but, you know, the team is

having started 2020 by winning the abu dhabi championship and rounding it off with the harry varden trophy said it was "very humbling" to receive the honour. you're up to date from the bbc sport centre. from all the team, have a great night. hello there. for the next few days, it looks like the conditions will be milder, wet and cloudier across the south of the country, further north it will be colder with more sunshine and a few wintry showers. this weather front will bring cloud again to the southern portions of england and wales through today, outbreaks of rain increasing in the southwest later on. further north, you can see widespread sunshine around but still a few showers in the northwest of scotland and it will be colder here, milderfor the south and with values. through tuesday night continuing area of low pressure will push northwards and increasing cloud with topics of rain across much of england and wales, to the north of it, largely clear of the few showers wintry on the hills, in the northwest of scotland as there will be colder here, milder further south and with values. the

it's now actually owned by the abu dhabi government, large by owned by the abu dhabi government so ify were to slim down operations, if they were to spin off perhaps as loeb put it in the letter, some failed acquisitions that they've made in recent years, who would be the owners and what would that mean for national security implications as far as ownership goes david, i think that's an interesting question i know you reported earlier that they have hired an adviser i know you'll potentially be quite busy on the m&a front with this situation in particular when we look at national security, how exactly does intel pursue these strategic alternatives in a way that would ensure that they still have those end goals from that standpoint >> it's a great point, leslie, and a key one. one that we have talked to bob swan about as the company is making those key decisions about its manufacturing and how much will it move away from, what will it consider in terms of outsourcing for some of its chips to the likes of taiwan's semi or even samsung there is this belief, i think, in the third point ca

lewis hamilton will race at the final grand prix of the season in abu dhabi after testing negative forll replaced him at mercedes in bahrain last weekend. and finally tonight something that wayne rooney, ellie simmonds and andy murray all have in common. they've all won the bbc‘s young sports personality of the year award. and joing that list is this year's winner, diver andrea spendolini—sirieix. love you to see you. many congratulations on winning the award. how does it feel? i'm so happy, i don't have any words to describe it. we were saying about the people who've won the award previously in that must be quite special to get that list. it is really amazing. i was so happy to be known that it into when it and i am over the moon. cats of a brilliant yearfor over the moon. cats of a brilliant year for you. over the moon. cats of a brilliant yearfor you. it over the moon. cats of a brilliant year for you. it has over the moon. cats of a brilliant yearfor you. it has been a over the moon. cats of a brilliant year for you. it has been a top 12 months within the british team and all month

it's max powerfor red bull as verstappen pips the mercedes drivers to pole for the season ending abuheavyweight fight of the year betweenjoshua and pulev at wembley later. welcome along to sportsday. let's start with the marquee fixture in the premier league this weekend. the manchester derby is underway at old trafford with united hosting city. less of a marquee first half. it was a damp as it into goalless. it was oh so quiet. and a little too still. both sides have tentative starts. manchester united almost stretched to an opener. the city, wa ry stretched to an opener. the city, wary of the counterattack, dominated possession but failed to do much with it. any clashes between players would normally be met with cheers or boos from crowds, adding to the showcase which night like this can and should be. manchester united started to show the fatigue felt from their midweek champions league exit. bruno fernandez took a pass from anthony martial, could only shoot straight into the arms of edison. the winner would have

so whether he makes it to abu dhabi is yet to be decided that we know that he will not take part in theat bahrain this weekend. in who could replace him, who could step in for him and bahrain this weekend? this is now the hottest question in formula i quite friendly. everybody has their own opinion. a lot of the brits would love to be the williams driver who was also the reserve for mercedes and is the young driver programme for mercedes and that is george russell. however will williams won't let him go to is one big question. the actual reserve driver is someone doing formula e testing and his hot putting it across valencia to bahrain as scheduled tonight. so i suppose eve ryo ne scheduled tonight. so i suppose everyone is waiting and we are hoping we get an announcement sometime tomorrow about who will ta ke sometime tomorrow about who will take what is possibly the most pricey ever in formula i. take what is possibly the most pricey ever in formula 1. certainly is. just two days after his horrific crash in bahrain, fi driver romain grosjean has said he hopes to compete in the final r

so he had to fly from the touk the netherlands to abu dhabi, to antigua, miami, and then las vegas on christmas eve. an immigration attorney worked on the flight plan for three days to make it happen. >> very important piece that we as humans still have is the hope that we can still have the connection and our feelings are still the most important piece of us. >> the attorney says as a precaution, her client will now be in quarantine. >>> the cookie has crumbled. a ginger bread monolith has toppled over. it was first put up yesterday, became a sensation on social immediate yashgs people were lining up to take pictures. and people were trying to figure out how it was standing up. now that it tumbled, it was being held together by steel plates and bolts. now people are trying to figure out how it came down. >> i think the raccoons got it. they thought it was a christmas present. they came and ate it. >> blaming the raccoons. i don't know. it gained national attention online yesterday. some calling the gift a christmas miracle. others just called it dessert. >> yeah. that's very festive.

mourners gathered saturday for the funeral of ali abu aliya, a palestinian teenager who was killed by israeli forces friday. israeli soldiers shot the teen in the stomach during a protest in the occupied west bank. palestinian officials called the act a war crime. the european union delegation to the palestinians called for a full investigation, tweeting -- "children enjoy special protection under international law. how many more palestinian children will be subject to the excessive use of lethal force by the israeli security forces?" in yemen, at least eight civilians were killed and 13 others injured thursday in an artillery attack on an industrial compound in the port city of hodeidah. yemen's saudi-backed government blamed houthi rebels for the deaths. the latest fighting in yemen has exacerbated the world's worst humanitarian crisis, where the united nations warns about 80% of yemen's 30 million residents are in need of assistance. world food program director david beasley said friday that yemen tops the list of nations at risk of famine due to war, disease, and the climate crisi

newly crowned formula two champion made his debut in a formula one practice session last friday in abuspeaking tojennie gow about his hopes for the future. it is not the best or biggest amount of money but i think that it is not holding us back from doing a good job next year. the team is so good and just bringing everybody together and just bringing everybody together and trying to create strength, the maximum out of everybody. and on top of that with me, i think we are going to be a good combination. i am really excited and look forward to it. just really keen on starting to work with them now. talk to me little bit if you can about the moment you handed over yourfather‘s helmet douglas hamilton because that was a very emotional moment. my dad would done it himself and i will ta ke would done it himself and i will take us apart for now. and hopefully one day, who knows happens in the future, he will hand me his helmet 01’ future, he will hand me his helmet ori future, he will hand me his helmet or i don't know, just fun thinking. it was a nice moment and gesture from ourfamily it was

the suspect is said to be a libyan intelligence officer by the name of abu aglia mohammmed. he is alleged to have helped build the bomb that brought the plane down. the victims families have found themselves caught up in one of the worlds longest and most sprawling terrorism investigations. he isa sprawling terrorism investigations. he is a long—time suspect in the case and is said to have been the subject of discussions among us and foreign officials since at least 2015. it is not clear what the likely hood is of him being brought to the us for trial. neither the us justice department or the libyan authorities have publicly commented on the issue. so far only one man, the libyan abdel basset ali al—megrahi, has been sent to prison for the bombing. he was convicted in 2001 but subsequently allowed to return home after it emerged that he had terminal cancer. he died in 2012. a chinese spacecraft has returned to earth with the first samples from the moon in more than a0 years. the robot craft, which didn't have any crew on board, spent three weeks in space, gathering rocks and

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been won by messi or an hour day fans at israeli club base are divided over the partial takeover by abu dhabi's royal family more than $100.00 gathered at the training ground to support the new co-owners shaikh hamad bin khalifa and his promise to invest $90000000.00 over the next decade for the club is never signed an arab player and a few dozen hardcore fans known for anti arab views protested and 4 people were arrested after scuffles the club's owner who brokered the deal is also reported threats against his family. because i don't know what i wanted to be known that jerusalem is not a racist team it is a great team in israel i want the stigma to be taken out of its name because we can achieve good things and racism is like a glass ceiling preventing us from doing so with the. the chief executive of england rugby says it's been a sad and disturbing week for the sport softer a group of former players revealed they're suffering from early onset dementia caused by concussions they include steve thompson who at 42 can't remember when the world cup in 2003 the great plan to see the r.f.u.

here on al-jazeera including normalising who were going to summon violence swines groups criticize abu dhabi for buying a stake in a new tory asis really football club. chuck yeager the test pilots who broke the sign barrier dies at the age of 97 will take a look back at his life. and sports covered $1000.00 cases hit the n.b.a. as the league prepares for its new season all of us and more coming up after this break. the world food program will receive the nobel peace prize for fighting against hunger and the use of starvation as a weapon of war we ask executive director david beasley how the challenge of combating global hunger will be met in the age of the coronavirus pandemic the nobel interview on al-jazeera. i was reason friends. these are my grandparents. these are my parents and this is mean. by them both isis and us on. the 1st of a 2 part epic tale of a remarkable family. the father the son and the jihad part one on al jazeera understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world is another matter when you go home with the news and current affairs that matter

so for me i won in some dramatic pictures of from practice for the season ending abu dhabi grand prix the 2nd session it was delayed for a few minutes and give me reichen and alfa romeo suffered a big engine fire warning seems given that running graze on the suffered funs in a serious fire reacted in just 2 weeks ago in bahrain thankfully on this occasion reichen he's known as the ice man was able to escape with no injuries in fact the finish dr actually how the marshals put out the flames watch n.p.r. news hamilton resigns the track often missing the last race with coded 19 he's been cleared to race off to completing 10 days of corn to it was his team a battery bought as he was quickest on friday how it's a night just happy to be back. it felt like i spent a lot of time away from the car very or so it was yesterday about to be familiarized myself in the car the car was in court just. the way it was when i. had left didn't sit in the sense of the balance was in the same as if he had. previously but i'm working my way back to learn come to the. basketball star le bron james has been na

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champions league and in formula one max 1st stop and a nice miss avies to snatch a red bull at the abu dhabi ground pretty. low welcome to the news hour out top story exactly 5 years after a landmark deal on climate change was signed the u.n. chief is sounding another warning about the future of our planet's untenured terrorists use the anniversary of the paris accord 'd to plead with world leaders to declare climate emergencies he says it's vital that nations act now for the sake of future generations so negate reports. behind the crisis of a global pandemic another danger is waiting. in the wings the climate emergency fueling global warming and according to the united nations with devastating consequences for humankind if we don't change course we may be headed for a catastrophic temperature rise of more than city degrees the century can anybody still deny that we are facing a dramatic emergency it is why today i call on all of those worldwide to declare a state of climate emergency in their countries until cardinal crowley t. is reached. 5 years on from the launch of the un climate

fought abu bay, abc news, washington. >>> if you want to know how much your stimulus check will be, we've created an interactive tool on our website. just go to abc7news.com and look for this payment calculator. fill out the details to find out how much money you'll get. >>> parts of the bay area are seeing showers tonight as we look live from our golden gate bridge camera, you can see the roadways are wet. let's check with abc 7 news meteorologist drew tuma. >> we do have a pretty wet evening across the bay evening. scattered showers across the region. we'll zoom in closer to the heart of the bay area from san rafael to richmond through oakland into the city and along the peninsula we are seeing light showers move through tonight. on the storm impact scale, overnight tonight we'll find those light showers on our level one storm we have. rainfall generally less than about .2 of an inch. as we welcome the new year, we're going to welcome a series of storms. we're going to have that in the accuweather 7-day forecast in a few minutes, guys. >> thank you, drew. >>> still to come, forget the f

fought abu bay, abc news, washington. >>> if you want to know how much your stimulus check will be, we'vereated an interactive tool on our website. just go to abc7news.com and look for this payment calculator. fill out the details to find out how much money you'll get. >>> parts of the bay area are seeing showers tonight as we look live from our golden gate bridge camera, you can see the roadways are wet. let's check with abc 7 news meteorologist drew tuma. >> we do have a pretty wet evening across the bay evening. scattered showers across the region. we'll zoom in closer to the heart of the bay area from san rafael to richmond through oakland into the city and along the peninsula we are seeing light showers move through tonight. on the storm impact scale, overnight tonight we'll find those light showers on our level one storm we have. rainfall generally less than about .2 of an inch. as we welcome the new year, we're going to welcome a series of storms. we're going to have that in the accuweather 7-day forecast in a few minutes, guys. >> thank you, drew. >>> still to come, forget the fir

a former libyan intelligence operative abu agila masud now in custody in libya on unrelated charges was accused of building the bomb that blew the plane apart after it left london for new york. >> at long last this man responsible for killing americans and many others will be subject to justice for his crimes. >> reporter: prosecutors said the evidence includes tiny fragments of the timer for the bomb concealed in a tape player and the interrogation by libyan police eight years ago recently turned over to the u.s. and admitted to building the bomb. two other libyans were previously charged in scotland one was convicted, one acquitted. but barr said he is optimistic that the libyan government will agree to send masud to the u.s. for a trial here lester >> all right pete williams, thank you those new charges announced today are in many ways testament to the family victims and their resolve to see justice carried out on behalf of their loved ones we spoke to some of them as they marked this somber anniversary. on both sides of the atlantic today, solemn remembrances for the victims of flig

in formula one red bull's max to stop in his climb pole position for the final race of the season in abu dhabi it's the dutch driver and his team's 1st call this year he edged out the sadie's valtteri bottas and lewis hamilton with less than 110th of a secure record is taken separating the top 3 and has already won the world championship. and europe today you're watching news from delhi mums are agreeing to thanks so much. blinding us is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make cities green earth how can we protect habitats we can make a difference google ideas or mental series again global 2002 w and all.

to the netherlands to abu dhabi, miami and finally to las vegas on christmas eve. an immigration attorney in las vegas worked on the flight plan for three days to make it happen. >> the very important piece that we as humans still have is the hope that we can still have the connection and our feelings are still the most important piece of us. >> the attorney says as a precaution her client will now be in quarantine. >> for the first time many celebrations going virtual because of covid-19. the village project san francisco going to host a virtual event tonight focusing on unity. the celebration includes performances by a blues band and a dance company. now, vice president-elect kamala harris says she too is going to be celebrating kwanzaa virtually this year. she's going to be celebrating with her family on zoom. quite a difference from their annual tradition. >> you know, my sister and i we grew up celebrating kwanzaa. every year our family and our extended family would gather around across multiple generations. the project will stream programs all week long at 6: