doctors detached aiden atkins' index toe and used it to recreate a thumb.he wasn't able to use the thumb he sawed off, all because he couldn't find it. he lost his thumb trying to make his girlfriend an invitation to prom. aiden says the accident happened so fast, that he didn't have time to react. he says he's thankful it wasn't much worse. >> god has a plan for everything. he-- he does it for a reason. there's a story for everybody, and i believe that this is my story. >> trevor: wow. yo, man, kudos to that guy. that is an amazing story. like, i'm glad the doctors were able to give him his hand back and i'm genuinely impressed by his great attitude. he had to replace his thumb with a toe but he's still like, "life goes on. i get a pimple on my forehead and i'm like, "i'm gonna die! don't look at me." ( laughter ) and, guys, you have to admit, science is amazing, because i didn't know doctors could put your toe on your hand and it would work as a finger. because that basically means that our toes are replacement fingers, right? ( laughter ) yeah, you know

——aiden markram gone for two.ly to south africa's first innings total of 284. but they collapsed after denly was gone, jonny bairstow out for1 as england lost their last 7 wickets for 39 runs. they trail by 175 runs going into day three. australia are in control after day two of their second test against new zealand in melbourne, thanks to a century from travis head and the early dismissal of black caps captain, kane williamson. australia were bowled out for 467 having been sent into bat at the mcg. head making 114, and captain tim paine out for 79. the hosts then took two early wickets, including that of williamson for nine, as the tourists closed on 44 for two. and we'll leave you with this, as cristiano ronaldo has received plenty of praise for an impressive towering headerforjuventus. and, thatjump hasn't go unnoticed by the 16 time grand slam champion novak djokovic, who decided to get some tips as the pair trained together in the gym. looks like ronaldo narrowly won that one. that's all the sport for now. th

we have a question from aiden booth.l with one of the biggest contributors in meat consumption? let's go to nigel farage first. do you eat meat? i certainly do, yes. actually, when it comes to a lot of grazing animals, sheep for example, well—kept pastures, believe it or not, absorb carbon dioxide. some of the arguments about meat are slightly false arguments. i know there are arguments about methane, let's not go there right now! but just to think, all meat farming is a disaster in terms of c02 is actually factually wrong. you have come to me first on climate change. this will bea first on climate change. this will be a competition... do you believe in it? i believe the climate is warming now as it was cooling 40 or 50 yea rs warming now as it was cooling 40 or 50 years ago. but yes it is warming andi 50 years ago. but yes it is warming and i do think about it seriously. you said in september of 2013 that the science wasn't settled. have you updated your views? science is never settled. to say science is settled would b

[applause] >> therefore sons are here and in studio we have aiden, 19. gentlemen, thank you for being here. the brothers quinn and colin are eight and six. >> did you ever think this was where you would be on a night like tonight? >> no. i can't describe it. >> a long journey, i know, barbara, how did you find out what had happened. >> her two youngest sons and i had been out christmas shopping and we were actually driving in the town where ryan was working in the road was closed and i suddenly saw an ambulance and four police cars turned directly in front of me and something in my heart told me it was him inside and when the road was closed a scented message and said please tell me you were okay and i didn't get a response. >> he survived, but your life has changed forever. you were in the hospital, you're still visiting centers across the country to get medical help. what is your journey now. >> every day is just a focus of living in the moment. it's something we learned through working with ryan that we have to be grateful for every minute. he does so

hospital acknowledging last month at least 14 patients were sickened by the mold since 2001, including aiden wills, diagnosed with aspergillus fungal infection in january of 2009 after undergoing a procedure. he died two months later. >> simply put, we failed. >> reporter: in all, six patients died after becomi >>ooking back, we should have made the connection sooner. >> reporter: the hospital has since taken several of its operating rooms out of service after detecting dangerous levels of aspergillus in the air filtration system, causing them osor outsource operations for thousands of patients aspergillu common md found in soil and dust, inhaled by millions every day. >> for most of us, getting exposed on a issue.basis >> reporter: but for those with vulnerable immune systems, it can be harmful. >> one of the more dangerous places for this mold to be present are in operating rooms, especially in children's hospitals, because during and after the surgery, their immune system's going to be compromised. they can't fight it off. >> reporter: the hospital did not respond to nbc's request for com

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south africa have since moved onto a5—2 — sam curran picking up the wicket of aiden markram.il last with the eight o'clock kick off seeing leaders liverpool travel to second placed leicester. win — and liverpool will be 13 points clear at the top — a mammoth lead before we've even reached 2020. it's a busy time of year though with most teams playing today and again at the weekend and the festive schedule isn't sitting well with jurgen klopp. none of the managers has a problem with boxing day. none of us. but playing on the 26th and then the 28th is a crime. that's absolutely not ok, and yet we still have it. this year we have the 26th and the 29th and it's like a holiday. i understand all the others who are not moaning, but telling that it just should not happen. it should not happen. alex 0xlaide—chamberlain is out until the new year. he'll miss the leicester match and sunday's game against wolves. he picked up ankle ligament damage during liverpool's win in the club world cup final. no son heung min for spurs either against brighton. tottenham appealed against the red card

james anderson striking in the first over again, aiden markram gone for 2 — south africa are currently for 3 after south africa made 284 in theirfirst innings. but england collapsed after denly was gone, jonny bairstow out for1 as they lost their last 7 wickets for 39 runs a touch more one—sided in melbourne with australia on top against new zealand after two days of the second test. replying to australia's 467, new zealand closed on 44 for 2 in theirfirst innings, captain kane williamson culpable with this poor dismissalforjust nine. australia lead the two test series 1—nil. liverpool might have moved 13 points clear at the top of the premier league, but manager jurgen klopp insists they're not even talking about winning a first league title in 30 years. they moved well clear of second placed leicester with a game in hand after an emphatic 4—0 win at the king power stadium. roberto firmino scored twice, trent alexander arnold set up both his goals, before scoring himself. no team's been this far ahead after boxing day and not won the title. we don't think about it. we didn't mention i

one bad piece of news for the hosts, though — their opening batsman aiden markram has been ruled outainder of the series with a fractured finger. there was late drama as wasps snatched a win over bristol in rugby union's premiership. nizaam carr's try in the 80th minute earned the visitors a surprise victory. bristol could have gone top with a win, but were denied right at the end at ashton gate. in the pro 1a, ulster signed off the year in style. they crossed the line five times as they thrashed connacht by 35 points to 3 in belfast to earn a bonus point victory at a sold—out kingspan. tyson fury and deontay wilder have finally confirmed the date of their much—anticipated rematch. the fight will take place in las vegas on the 22nd of february next year with wilder's wbc world heavyweight title on the line. the last meeting between the pair in los angeles 12 months ago ended in a controversial draw. anthonyjoshua holds the other three major heavyweight titles. the yacht comanche, skippered byjim cooney has won the 75th edition of the annual sydney to hobart race. the race started bac

one bad piece of news for the hosts, though — their opening batsman aiden markram has been ruled out

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have said repeatedly it was no pressure for linkage or pushing an effect that ukraine didn't know aiden was held at the time of the call and forget the fact that they did nothing to get the aid release, no announcement of any type of investigation whatsoever. they forget that, those key facts and they build their case about mckay that had to clarify his testimony with that amazing sentence. mr. goldman, did the democrats publish phone records of the president's attorney? >> mr. giuliani, yes. >> that they publish phone records of a member of the press? >> yes, he was also involved. >> that they publish phone records of a member of congress? did that member of congress also happened to be your bosses political opponent that those phone records were published? they run this kind of investigation, ignoring the facts, not letting the whistle-blower come in and therefore not letting us know if we have talked of the more than half a dozen original sources for the whistle-blowers complaint in the first place, the guy that had to file an addendum with that clarification sentence the one thing t

again, the evidence shows it was not true that that is what caused him to withhold the aiden president zelinski was elected on an anticorruption platform and a reform candidate. some people told him again and again president zelinski is my hope and doing it the right way for they urged him to be supportive. on his call with president zelinski on july 25 president trump ignored the talking points that were prepared to talk about corruption and he only wanted to talk about two things, the two investigations that helped him politically and every intelligence agency unanimously supported releasing the aide to ukraine and that was appropriate and did a studying of a corruption study and said release it in the white house never provided an expert nation. the aide had been approved and it was not for any corruption issues that president trump withheld it. the next is ukraine was not pressured and the argument about that was today they have not said they were pressured but ukraine was pressured then and still is pressured. they are desperately in need of the united states support that they bat