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there is clarity, nobody wants to acce pt there is clarity, nobody wants to accept that.u 27 said this is done. if liddington is having these discussions without informing the prime minister, that is pretty significant. theresa may has always been totally clear there will be no second referendum. but she is wounded. this is actually the example of it. i'd got used an american expression, she has lame—duck herself twice. she sexual not run for re—election and this vote. she is done and they are rushing around. somebody has to do ta ke rushing around. somebody has to do take a leadership. what is happening at the moment cannot continue, we need to find a way of wrecking the logjam. how can these people remain in that government? there is no leader, this is politics. i agree with you, i am saying this is politics and buries the leadership —— there is no leader. she is on the way to the house of lords, they are taking their posts, this is caesar's men running around ready to kick up the crown. lead us to the sunday telegraph, segway us interview with jeremy hunt who may have

the man acc to stari ann has more from the court hearing in oakland. >> reporter: the attorney says he is suffering from extreme nia wilson's friends and family paed ts morning. her mother spoke outside. >> he ain't crazy. he wasn't crazy that night. >> reporter: wilson was 18 years old and fatally stabbed at an oakland b.a.r.t. station in july, her throat slashed on the platform as she and her sister got off a train. john cowell is charged with the murder. the two had no prior relationship. it was i a random act of viemens. his lawyer says he's incompetent to stand trial. >> we're seeing an extreme level of mental illness and he's not able to rationally assist me in the defense at this time. >> reporter: wilson's mother said he looked competent in court. >> he knows how to behave. if he was crazy, he couldn't. >> reporter: last night, wilson received an honorary high school diploma. the judge is now considering allowing two court appointed sigh kojss to evaluate cowell and if he deemed incompetent, he could be committed to a state hospital instead of prison. in oakland, kpix 5. >>> to

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and ministers will have to be invited to appear before them but i hope the select committees will acce pt hope the select committees will accept it is important for ministers to appear on these matters. taken together, these arrangements will support a national mission to forge the strongest possible future relationship with our european partners, along with our global goals and in the interests of the whole country. mr speaker, let me turn to the amendments proposed by the leader of the opposition. it argues that the permanent customs union. the benefits of a customs union. the benefits of a customs union is means notepad —— tariffs, fees, rules of origin checks. all of these are explicit in our deal but importantly it goes further. it gives is the crucial ability to have an independence trade policy beyond oui’ an independence trade policy beyond our partnership with the eu which membership of the customs union would not. the leader of the opposition needs to explain why he does not share our ambition for a global britain. second, the amendment argues for a strong single market deal.

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freshman trevor lawrence and clemson seeking their fourth straight acc title.umber two tigers will face pitt, top of the hour, and that's when we will see you to get you ready for the night cap here on championship saturday on abc.

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i have come to acce pt we voted to leave. i have come to accept that, as many people have.t on the table and now it's not even happening. she has said, it ideal or no deal. at the last minute she has said, i might change it because might lose. if we went through life like that, what would life be like? it isjust really disappointing that we seem to have a step forward and then run backwards. bindi? it is chaos, it is a complete lack of decision making from all of our fellow mps. sorry to all of you here. some of them didn't have a chance to make a decision on the deal because the vote was pulled. i think we need some action and focus from everybody. we all need to carry on and get business done. as someone who works in the tech industry, we want to get things done. we are going to hear from politicians and from a spanish journalist and a german journalist to see what they think, if anything. by to see what they think, if anything. by the way, this is andrew bridgen, conservative mp. sorry for arriving late. you are definitely not a fan of mrs may. we will talk to you in a m

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. >>> the growing firestorm over o re that facebook gave companies accs to read your private messages. users angry, #delete facebook trending. our nbc news investigation into popular robotics surgery. more people are choosing it for quicker recovery and no big incisions, but many are not aware of the risks. >> reporter: so somewhere in the course of the surgery, you were burned. >> uh-huh. >> tonight, what every patient should know. >>> the mad dash at the the hottest gifts for those who haven't bought yet, and a surprise why this year most returns are hpening before christmas. >>> a home for the holidays, moms and dads who servesu makin rprise returns, the best gift of all. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening, everyone. a lot of developing stories we're watchingtonight, including holiday travel headaches, with christmas less than a week away, millionsam of icans travel plans are hanging in the balance. as a massive storm takes aim at the east coast, airports and airlinesracing for nightmare delays tomorrow and possibly friday as the severe storm

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date punish every time mentally we are confident in front, and that situation, so acce pt in front, andhey had a better chance in second half was the same. we have many, but we were there, and that is to accept it and we have to realise we have to work harder and try to change immediately enough to get confidence back and go and make a good result. tottenham hotspur after a five milk thrashing a bournemouth scored 11 in the last two games, harry came from the net as well, that start to a premier league season. that start to a premier league season. elsewhere, evening kick—off in arsenal saw them finish one nil everinput in arsenal saw them finish one nil ever input by the pas pearly remaining a bottom three, they were goalless rescued la point climbing up goalless rescued la point climbing up the bottom at the expense of huntersville, pogba scored twice as they were beaten and 3—1 in the first game in all trafford. wofford in chat just tell the first game in all trafford. wofford in chatjust tell the —— chelsea kick off in ten minutes. there was also a full programme of matches in the s

be clear, the deal on the table is what we have that the thing that the house of commons will not acce house of commons will not accept is any risk of as being permanently trapped through the northern ireland backstop in the customs union and despite all the difficulties of this week the reason i think it is possible to get this deal through with those guarantees that we need on the backstop. jeremy hunt was also clear that he wa nted jeremy hunt was also clear that he wanted to put pressure on the european union, saying that there is still a realistic prospect that parliament won't top no deal, and he says that is something we uk government doesn't want that but neither do european leaders. thank you. negotiations at a climate change conference in poland have continued through the night, with nearly 200 nations trying to agree on how best to tackle rising temperatures around the world. progress has been made, but there are problems over the question of compensating poorer countries for the damage caused by global warming. our environment correspondent matt mcgrath reports. matt mcgrat

break and it seemed like another —— the number of mps, like mps like brent —— ben bradley, who said i accen with it. the question is, what is it that she is meant to get on with's —— get on with? that she is meant to get on with's -- get on with? it is not how we speak. that is beautifully framed. that is the question. what is now going to happen? if we accept, most people do, that the deal with her now is not really going to change that much, no matter how many different european capitals she visits. what is it that she will be able to bring back to her own parliament which everybody falls behind? so she has delayed the inevitable, secured herself through and other confidence vote for another 12 months, but this boat she decided to have on tuesday... sorry... —— vote. decided to have on tuesday... sorry... -- vote. you are really not listening. i am really not listening! there we go. back in. sorry about that, that has never happened before in all of these yea rs. happened before in all of these years. this vote has got to come back and they want to get on with it. she doesn't have long,

the acc cricket world cup is coming here in 2019! who is in?with live coverage on subscription tv, but the ecb insists their plans to ensure the tournament makes an impact. is the chance to grab a generation. yes and for the first time you sense there is a gilt—edged opportunity to take people from the white ball game directly into test cricket through the ashes series after the world cup. next summer it is the ashes, currently held by australia, so a year when technics and tempers might be pushed to the limit. -- and tempers might be pushed to the limit. —— techniques and tempers. meanwhile two of stokes' england teammates have been making their debut in australia's big bash. captainjoe root and his vice—ca ptain joss butler are playing for sydney thunder in the twenty20 league. buttler started brightly before losing his wicket for 20. root went for even less, making 18 in sydney's total of 181—5. despite that, they still beat melbourne stars. the former australia cricket captain steve smith won't be playing in the big bash — he's still banned

indianapolis takes the sixth seat at of the acc.to the wire for the reigning super bowl champ. they seem to do what they just do best. they weave them to a 24-zero when. philadelphia back in the postseason. we will find out more today. lemar jackson is about to become the youngest quarterback in postseason history to start the game. they clinched the nfc north abound. houston coming away with a 20-three went over the jaguars to lock up the afc south. they wind up 11 and five. so here you have the opening games of the postseason starting on saturday. they will square off with the ravens. they begin their bid for the repeat against chicago and the bears. had coaches get the boot but two teams have a head start on the holiday rush so to speak. they follow suit. there is a handful of coaches rumored to be on the chopping block today. and kickers are used to putting up three points on a field goal. one decided to go for six yesterday. i will let this call it do it justice. membrane are for 20. here in lambeau here in december. no laces a

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a jury fednd a man acc of setting his girlfriend on fire not guilty. she had wurns to boer 70% of her but the jury said there wasn't enough proof to find him responsible. >>> and a deadly collision between a tour bus and two women who were crossing the street in front of the national archives. they had come to d.c. to see the christmas decorations and had just toured the white house. we're told the women were in the crosswalkt seventh and pennsylvania. not clear if they had the light. the drive is cooperating. >>> ambushed and attacked. >> a woman targeted as she was walking home near logan circle. the suspects following her to then artment door and robbing her and the whole thing is caught on camera. >> a witness w saw the woman just after the attack. >> reporter: it was a sense of comfort and safet that should come along with the place you call home. >> this is a place i chose to live. i've only been here three months. >> reporter: but feeling hor changed a lot of residents on rhode island avenue northwest. take a look at the surveillance video from

estions investigators want answered, was ithrilled while acces or did someone the cap actusule on the ground? russian and na officials have denied reports. tonight scientists hope a more nocent, simple explanation can solve a mystery discovered220 miles over earth. kerry sanders, nbc news. >> mysteries in space. >> can't wait to see how that turns out. >> is there ahi always t ather option. >> well, our option for sunshine is here for now. so we'll take it. >> notice the key words of that sentence, "for now." >> we're going to be padding the record for the record amount of rainfall. >> i'm so ready for this to be over. can we talknow already? >> yes, yes. we do have a chance for asn flake in the ten-day forecast. as e are the numbers, glum they are, over 70 inches of rain at bwi-marshall airport this year. averag0 inches above the rachl of dulles rainfall. right now we can enjoy the chilly sunshine. highs will be in the mid to pper 40s, a light wind out of the west. back down near the freezing mark early tomorrow morning. any rain chances tomorrow reall do hold off. a slint chance for

of employers -- >> tucker: you're on the side -- >> who are willing to pay less -- >> tucker: of big accultural companies -- >> the economic studies i'm reading are different from the ones that you are quoting. >> tucker: let me ask you a theological question. that is your area of expertise. if i force you to put money in the collection plate in my name, which is what you're doing, with u.s. taxpayers, do i get the credit from god for donating to the church? in other words, why don't you as a church make certain that every person that you encourage to come here is fed and housed and educated and healed at your expense? how can you feel virtuous when you're not paying for the things that you're encouraging? i don't understand. >> first of all, we're not incur edge aring people to come. >> tucker: yes, you are. >> we're trying to help them stay. when they come because they have hit a desperate place in their lives, we're going to care for them, seek justice for them, going to ask for -- >> tucker: do you pay for their medical expenses? any of them? i don't think you do. >> we do. >> tucker

adopt, they may go to a pet store, buy from a breeder, go to spca, but we want people to know that the acct need homes. >> every year, her office does the 12 days of kittens. and she picks up every morning cute, adoptable kittens. she has different groups of kittens every day and brings them to her city hall office and they're there all day for everybody that goes through to see and enjoy. we adopt out 900 kittens every year, cats and kittens. we're working all year long promoting adoption, getting people in to see the cats. so it's a pleasure it have the opportunity to showcase some of them in supervisor tang's office. kittens love to play and they're frolicking and all that and it's super fun. >> sometimes they will roam around people's desks. if someone wants to adopt a cat, they can identify any of them that might be hanging around our office, but we have to go through animal care and control, make sure they pay a fee. it's very affordable, as well as they receive the proper vaccination. >> come on down, adopt a cat. there's a lot of kitties waiting for a beautiful home. >> how can you

. ♪ acc . >>> under constantine and the bishop of rome, christianity has gone from an outlawed sect toestern world. >> constantine was both the head of the state and he was the head of the church. he was still a roman, and in the old roman religion, the emperor was also the chief priest. constantine definitely took that approach to his faith rather than, you know, what we would now think of as a separation of powers. >> but despite christianity's new political advantage, after centuries of being persecuted for not believing in the roman gods, christians are now killing each other over disputes in church doctrine. >> constantine needed a way to bind this empire together. he conquered it, but it was crumbling. >> he was angry, and he said, look, these things you're quarreling about are just trivial. i stopped the persecutions, you should be grateful. so he called a council to unify the church. >> the council of nicaea is the first time you bring all of the bishops together and have them start to talk to each other. >> the council marks the first meeting of senior church leaders. the foun

the idea is to make it acce accessible for making up for lost revenue.his tax would be a monthly fee, not per text. the exact structure of the charge would vary between carriers. >>> few things pack emotional punch of the surprise military homecoming especially during the holidays. a mother from redding, california pulled it off not once, but twice. her son is home from deployment for the first time in three years. watch as he surprises his two younger brothers. >> mason! mason! >> my heart exploded. i felt half my heart goes to him now. >> oh, heck no. >> hi, buddy. come here. >> it's okay, honey. >> it's okay. >> that family will all be together this christmas. >> they get me, romans, every time. pass the kleenex. here is to our troops. >> i'm conflicted. for a kid, do you want to be caught on camera crying? at the same time, it warms my heart. >> it does. >>> let's get a check of cnn business. global markets are higher after theresa may surviving the no con i have dense vote -- confidence vote. stocks on wall street up higher and the trade saga with t

i know we moved the charter amendment forward in an acc accelerated rate but i appreciate my colleagues allowing this. >> supervisor: thank you, supervisor kim. supervisor brown. >> yes, thank you. i want to thank supervisor kim for this because i think this is really important for the city and i'm a co-sponsor of this legislation because i firmly believe education is a right. basic college education is increasingly important to earn a decent wage. i believe government should ensure this level of education to be available for all. with the sky-high soft -- cost of san francisco many folks cannot afford to attend legislation and if this is ratified it will provide a leg up that all san francisco people deserve. the last couple of years i've asked and worked with city college to actually be able to come out and sign up people in neighborhoods for free

to nd would you sell acces your mailbox to help the u.s. postal service? it's now being delivered as a suggestion. >>> also ahead, molette green >> reporter: and the trolly comes through. that's right, aaron. the trolly comes through. af modele glen echo carrousel. check it out. part of the massive holiday part of the massive holiday train display here at brook youand the holiday spiritoss just hits you... yes! or when you get the best deal... on a treat for your best friend? or when you score a magical gift... at an unbelievable price? yes! that's yes for less. h as you and your list covered with gifts you'll to give. and it feels even better when you find them for less-at ross. yes for less. >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >>> a new government report reveals which drugs are the most frequently involved in over dose deaths. researchers looked ateath rtificates dated from 2011 to 2016. they found fentanyl, heroin and methadone were most commonly involved in fatal overdoses. deaths involving heroin more than tripled during this time period as did those

do they want to limit our acces access? the fact the chief of staff required us to have an escort anytime we are on the campus. we can plan air force one , work with the vice president all the time but if we are on the campus john kelly literally is notified every time we come to the white house and he make sure we have an escort as we walk on the campus. that is very sad to be honest because we are two guys who are only here to help the president be successful whether on television or offense or a policy matter that we will help if we can. so do i think there are people trying to restrict access? you bet i do can i stop us? no chance. >> so with this discussion in your mind the terms that help him or maybe not helping him? >> i think when john came to the white house that established a sense of order and rule and policy and procedures it was probably necessary it seemed it was a little wild the first six or seven months of the administration but what has happened the morale has gone in the exact opposite direction. most pe

that's acc to square and companies who use that seller's payment technology.tree association says millennials are helping to keep that industry alive. that's because that generatio is moreikely to buy a tree instead of an artificial one -- a real one, that is, as they environmentally conscious. millennials also value real experiences. with your cnbc morning business report, i'm frank collins. >>> i feel so thankful for everyonehat voted me through and that supported me and i just love farmington so much. >> for the first time since winning "the voice" on nbc, chevel shepherd returned to her metown of frarm iarmington, new mexico. more than 15,000 people packed the farmington high ol gym just to see her. the 15-year-old says she is touched by all of the support she's gotten from her community. shepherd is working on an albu that's what you do after you win "the voice." >>> moving on now, as we get e closer to th of the year, it's time to look back on what happened this year. surprisingly, it wasn't all politics. >> no, it wasn't. look at phael with a the lighte

we don't know what he was acc e accused of doing specifically.ent issued a statement over the u.s., but that's not shedding much light on it either. basically they are acknowledging they have been formally told this citizen is in detention. they asked access and expect the russian authorities to give that access, but they said the privacy considerations are not able to disclose further information at this stage. details at the moment about this u.s. citizen are very, very sketchy. >> all right, matthew. we know you will keep an eye on that. disturbing new video showing migrant children being shove and pushed by those who should be protecting them. we will have details. vaporub. at's when s proven cough medicine. with 8 hours of vapors, so he can sleep. vicks vaporub. goodnight coughs. >>> our next story is a disturbing one and we do want to warn you that the video you are about to see may be hard to watch. there is pushing, dragging, and slapping of migrant children, all of this caught on camera, on a surveillance camera there at a shelter facili

one of these stra instagram accs had over 300,000 followers.ust how big was the influence instagram in particular? >> instagram was something they used more, in some ways more strategically i think. they began to create pages on instagram according to the datas thanwe have, even earlier on facebook. so they were really prioritizing it. instagram inng remarkably interesting ways. there was an instagram account army of jesus. you may have seen the meme of boxing sa satan. that kind of content was third iteration. it started out as a kermit the frog meme. wasn't popular, they switched to a simpsons meme page. then they found jesus and it became a religious army of jesus focused page. so they were really in there, their metrics,g looking at their engagement and to direct these accounts. i think it was very much more on a per post basis. morenk instagram gave them of "likes." it's difficult to make a direct comparison,ples because on facebook you can share, and on instagram it's more about building up your audience. it's just a different platform. >

once he puts a proposal on the table and he repuz fuses to acc it, it just deepens the sense that he's holding out of stubbornness and ego. >> on the subject of things weighing on the president's mind, the stock market, the president called from air force one because he was pleased when the market went up 1,000 points, and who wouldn't be? but i think it shows an underlyingeni anxiety over the market swings. >> we reported in his complaints about jerome powell, the fed chair, that he described him as turning him in to hoover, meaning her vert hobert hoover. he is very concerned about it. he knows a bad economy makes it much harder to keep his approval ratings where they are, and they're not in a great place, and they make it harder to run for re-election, and not everyone is convinced he does. it's hard to see him walking away. the stock market has always been his poll, right? this is a person who likes to measure things through stats of some kind. he -- it's hard to balance the trade war that he wants with the stock market that he wants. he's always testing whatever market is in front

. >> despite trump's inhumane acce separation of this family, maria didn't give up. >> reporter: and she'll be spending the holidays with her family. >>> all evacuation orders were lifted for the town of paradise yesterday. the butte county sheriff's office says all returning residents must have identification are proof of residency. nonresidents will be allowed in today starting at 9:00 a.m. the camp fire was the deadliest and most destructive wildfire on record in state history. 85 people died and more than 14,000 homes were destroyed. >>> in the east bay, the chp is investigating a possible case of road rage after someone shot at a car on interstate 680 last night in pleasanton. it may have started as some sort of altercation in fremont and ended in livermore. multiple gunshots were fired. friends of the victim tell abc 7 news the shooting was random and the victim is in his early 20s but is expected to survive. the driver was not hurt. friends say they were traveling home to stockton from the san jose area after work. the chp has a limited description of the suspect and the car.

we ended up sending 11 acc employees, our vet, our animal keepers, the husbandry folks, animal care officersnd bureaucrat over to assist with this. there were 1800 animals that originally in the shelter. there are still 1400 now. it's tremendous. how many of you have animals here? the room? and they're part of your family, right? and in our disasters we must plan for these animals, because people will not leave without them. they won't go into shelters without them. it's critical. and it's chaotic. it's difficult. we put up in butte county, we created the shelter space that is there for those 1800 animals out of nothing. so we took old abandoned buildings. we took a portion of the airport. and we just created what didn't exist. we have to keep them disease-free. we have to keep them from fighting. these are really fearful animals that are normally roaming free there. of the animals we took in, only one of them was fixed. >> really? >> yes. it's a different world. it's the country. it's the country. and a different mindset than necessarily ours. so we have to go in and we have to be flexible.

said he said you can go to acc andunity college l maybe you can go to ucla if you want to commute. this was 1967. you could drive from lowe's feel less to westwood in 20 minutes. it wasn't a crazy idea. anyway, remember those two events. that afterthings judy coerced me into doing this, i saw an article in the new york times. it dumbfounded me. survey thatted on a said that the memory of the holocaust is fading from memory. people are forgetting about it. the ride home i heard the same report on npr. is is it that something as enormous and outrageous as the holocaust, how could it fade from memory? we know the dangers of that from what happened in squirrel hill 10 days ago. i compare this with my family's oferience, the incarceration the japanese during the second world war. this is the typical paragraph in your typical high school history book that deals with the entirety of the internment. that's it. the lessons from the japanese internment are not lost. they have never been taught in the first place. i see a lot of people nodding. my wife born in ohio. at went to high school lyn

anyone, essentially, who couldd- develop a thrty app could get acce to the site. >> jacoby: it couldbeenbo so working for a foreign adversary. >> certainly. it could have been somebody working. yes, for, you know, for the russian government. >> narrator: facebook settled with the ftc without admitng guilt and, under a consent order, agreed to fix the problems. >> jacoby: was there anpe ation at the time of the consent order that they would staff up to ensure thar users' data was not leaking out all over the place? >> yes. that was the point of this provision of the consent order that required them to identify risk to personal privacy and to plug those gaps quickly. p. narrator: inside facebook, however, with the on the horizon, they were also under pressure to keep monetizing all that personal information, not just fix the ftc's privacy issues. >> nine months into my first job in tech, i ended up in an interesting situation where, because i had been tn person who was working on privacy issues with reto facebook platform-- which had many, ny, many privacy issues, it was a real hornet'

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vital discussions on its future — branding it a "loss of sovereignty the public will rightly never acceterial resignation is the 10th over may's brexit proposals, following the likes of dominic raab, esther mcvey and jo johnson. but, just as significantly, he joins the growing number of conservative mps who've said they'll vote against the deal. currently, it's thought the number stands at around 100. peter saull has the latest. we will be speaking to sam gyimah in the next few minutes. theresa may has urged the crown prince of saudi arabia to hold the murderers ofjamal khashoggi to account as he meets world leaders on the sidelines of the g20 summit in argentina. later today, president trump will meet president xi jinping of china at the summit to discuss the trade war between their two countries. a series of aftershocks have rocked the us state of alaska after a devastating earthquake struck its biggest city, damaging buildings and forcing people to run into the streets. the quake was centred about seven miles north of the city of anchorage and there are no reports of serious injuries