and they will be perhaps at that by the americans by others by the turks so as long as other countries other armies are doing the work for him to syrian army it's all right with the mosque is so they use use these other forces like friends of the kurdish forces in the north they have received in the past arms of the syrian regime not because they were friends of the syrian regime but because that state it suited the syrian regime to use them to attack others and allemande they so once these other forces have been eliminated like this lemming state then i think this era regime will turn to others and the meece like the kurdish forces in the north but it seems like the race to take credit for victory against i says is really on who can claim to be the ultimate winner here for instance french president mccall has already said we have won and. at the same in that general victory. i think it's not and the country that is really can claim that they have victory because there are so many countries involved in the fight against against islamic state it is the western alliance our countries the

asi ball in my court and think as long as i put in ball in my court and think as long as i putina ball play well to beat me. he had to play better than he did. another former uk champion is into round three, but shaun murphy survived a major scare against the world number 69 liam highfield. highfield was 5—a up and in control when he missed this red. that proved a turning point and murphy came through in a dramatic deciding frame. 6—5 it finished. 0ne game in the rugby union aviva premiership and what a match it was. harlequins made a remarkable fightback to beat saracens by a point at the stoop. quins trailed by eight points going into the final ten minutes before this converted try from charlie walker reduced the deficit to one. an 0wen farrell penalty extended saracens lead again before tim visser got on the end of danny care's cross field pass to go over with two minutes remaining. the final score 20—19. that moves harlequins up to seventh in the table. tiger woods has finished strongly. rickie fower is also on the move, he's birdied every one of his first 13 holes to go into the l

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they just fade away. >> reporter: stay around as long as possible. >> as long as i have i'm going to do it. >> reporter: teaching the art form she loves. in northwest dc, shomari stone. news4. >> see those little girls. a lot better than either of us. that's for sure. no dancing for us this weekend in the snow. how much are we going to get this weekend? what are you going to do, call it now? >> if you coating at your house, i know you don't like it but if you are hoping for it, it's not going to be all that much. another one of the little systems that just comes on in and goes right back out. not a big storm. let's show you what we are expecting. here's the winter weather advisory that goes until noon but notice, it's only in our northern areas and these are areas that could see 1 to 2 inches of snow. the reason we even have an advisory is because it is so cold that stick on area roads. heads up to fredricks county and baltimore could be and right into pennsylvania. so current temperatures, 24 and 21 in gaithersburg. not only cold enough to snow but stick. not above freezing for days

there lag and we'll keep doing this as long as we're able we really enjoy it yeah it's not just to make me happy but above all the people who come later on you produce. a couple have been married for forty two years now for seventeen of them they've been lighting up the holiday season. and all that brilliant note that's all for this edition of our highlights so until we meet again all the best from us here in berlin and happy holidays. the but. to extrude. patch want to die even sneaking in the. room to push the. next a world record in dynamic apnea free diving. under the ice cream without things going to die. at the limit in thirty minutes w. b r fighters want to start families to become farmers or engineers every one of the as a plan of the initial for your children. on the children who have already been there . and those that will follow are part of a new. they could be the future of. granting opportunities global news that matters d. w. made for mind's. eye that a. human rights day. d.w. . they know like. they know what police think. and soon they'll even know how we feel. i'm not a

. >> we're keeping it festive as long as possible. we're going to start this half hour with president trump delivering a video message. >> the president tweeted that he's getting back to work today and claimed that making america great again is happening faster than anyone kenneth moten is traveling with the president in florida. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. president trump spent his first christmas as president with the first lady and other family members at his mar-a-lago resort. >> my fellow americans, melania and i are delighted to wish america and the entire world a very, merry christmas. >> this christmas season we celebrate as americans and pray for peace all over the world. >> reporter: they recorded a message to the american people. the president tweeted that video out with merry christmas in all caps. the president is now preparing to ring in the new year with an ambitious agenda after signing that $1.5 trillion tax bill into law before leaving washington. now he focuses on infrastructure, immigration and

paying fines, as long as i'm paying restitution, long as i'm actively doing this then i should be able to vote. >> but alabama law stands in his way. lanier's burglary offenses fall into a group of felonies called crimes of "moral turpitude" listed in the alabama constitution, crimes that require full payment of fines and fees before voting rights are restored. for decades the decision about which ex-felons could vote was left up to individual registrars in alabama's 67 . secretary of state john merrill says when he arrived at the state capitol in 2015 that concerned him >> i felt as though we needed a uniform list instead of one that was being used by the registrars from time to time depending on what they thought was appropriate. >> so merrill formed a task force and in august alabama governor kay ivey signed into law a standardized list of crimes that require payment in full before voting rights are restored. >> there was a trial held, these people were convicted and they were sentenced to a term with certain fees and certain fines that have to be paid, period. >> tari williams is t

as long as it's available, i'm going for the holiday blend. >> nice. you'll need it, too. look at the wind gusts. it's picked up in the last hour

as long as there is not a conflict of interest. as long as you are not doing anything that is inappropriate. it's okay to be the president's wing man. it's also okay to say that you are going to be loyal to the president. as long as they are not asking you to do anything that is illegal; isn't that correct? >> yes. >> so, what was the goal of the russians when they tried to interfere with the elections in the united states? >> the assessment of the intelligence community as reflected in their public report is that the goal of the russians was to undermine american confidence in democracy. >> so to undermine the american. >> i'm paraphrasing, congressman. i don't have it in front of me. >> to try to undermine the public faith in the u.s. democratic process; is that correct? >> i believe theank that's correct. >> i believe that no one in the united states has done more to undermine the belief in the united states democratic process than the democrats and the press in some cases when they continue to report on false allegation after a

basically in the space of well as long as the backup of the oceans will be a big jump. he's only decent it's sad to go somewhere every day and see more and more probably shoot time in the scene gives me everything going the way the winds have to give something back once you know blinds to it's. white waves surfers fighting against unseen pollution the sea starting january seventh on t.w. . welcome to the show today i'm louis' house in and i'll be with you for the next half an hour taking you through the highlights of twenty seventeen on your imax is a taste of the action. by removing the odd young spanish minister than their exclusive blue one thing. spectacular scenery a cable suspension bridge and gemini shots mountain. and sensational sounds showcasing a talented new kiss from life. the reports on the spanish wine makers was one of my personal favorites this year i love wine and i've tried red white so i was a and orange wines so i was really intrigued about this blue variety it was created by a group of youngsters who didn't have any previous experience they just to

out in the storm ♪ ♪ if you really hold me tight ♪ all the way home ♪ the fire is slowly dying ♪ as longing of a white christmas ♪ ♪ with every christmas card i write ♪ ♪ may your days be merry and bright ♪ ♪ and may all your christmases be white ♪ >> let's hear the band. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm dreaming of a white christmas ♪ ♪ with every christmas card i write ♪ ♪ may your days be merry and bright ♪ ♪ and may all your christmases be white ♪ [cheers and applause] >> thank you. i have one more song for y'all. and, wow, love the snow. i wish we could have this every winter, all winter long. [laughter] are y'all having fun out there? anybody having a spiked beverage? me, too. well, i already drank it, but, yeah. and they have hot cocoa over there and cookies. you like the hot cocoa? he got excited about the hot cocoa. i don't blame you. it's good, with whipped cream all over it. uh-huh. and there's people over there as well. we haven't seen that area. there's lots of stuff over here to check out. before i do my last song, i want to say, again, check me and paula west out december 21 and 22 at the oasis.

it is a bit, but as long as the animals are ok. , we came from a long way, from brazil, to see it. and it's closed. and sad. poor animals. some of the staff who live on site here were called to the scene immediately and started moving the animals to safety. today, the zoo has been closed. it would normally have been a very busy day, being so close to christmas. tonight, staff have confirmed that the zoo will be open tomorrow. three quarters of the cafe and shop has been affected by the fire, as well as half the roof. the cause is still unclear. adina campbell, bbc news. the bbc understands the government is considering introducing tighter regulations on woodburning stoves. ministers are expected to launch a consultation in the new year on how to tackle increasing problems with air pollution caused by the popularity of woodburners in homes. dennis milligan from the stove industry alliance who explains how the more modern designs are already having an effect gone down and the reason for that is woodburning stoves are now efficient in

but for as long as the share price is ticking up long as the share price is ticking up and sticking up a boom for investors. and as long as they have money to make they don't ask questions. not until someone blows the lead out of the whole thing and this is what has really happened. so many people are just bringing it down to greed and hubris. the story of the day. thank you. that meeting happening later on today with the banks and there is going to be nerve—racking time for the london stock exchange because shareholders will vote on whether or not to remove the chairman. the vote has been brought by one of the lse‘s biggest single stakeholders, the billionaire investor sir chris hohn. but his campaign is putting the exchange's reputation at risk, say the lse‘s managers. here is a little bit more. now, let's brief you some other business stories: president trump is seeking to change the status quo with a new national security strategy. he named china and russia as competitors seeking to challenge the us. it reflects president trump's america first slogan which aims to prioritise the am

lovely, as long as we're not going up a cul—de—sac. as long as we're not going up a cul-de-sac.said borisjohnson in the intro but i didn't mean it, i meant mr hammond. this is lovely. never mind cabinet brexit truce threatens to unravel... this is gavin williams, some may not be familiar with him. he is the new defence secretary. he allegedly went head—to—head with philip hammond and had a furious bust up in the commons and the prime minister had to step in and say, stop behaving like children or cricketers and pull ourselves together and be sensible. interestingly, political editor of the mail on sunday has done a really interesting piece on gavin williamson inside, because it's quite clear there is a huge loss of bad blood between the defence secretary and philip hammond, the chancellor, who of course was a defence secretary. simon walters has done this piece where he compares gavin williamson and he is meteoric rise —— his meteoric rise tojohn major under thatcher. he is asking the question, a month ago, the idea of gavin williamson succeeding theresa may if she stands down i

as the economy is humming along as long as he's making the right enemy as long as the able to beat up on the media i think one of the mistakes sometimes we make about politics is thinking that politics is about issues about it's about accomplishments but i don't increasingly in america politics is about identity it's about attitude it's about tribal loyalty and i think that donald trump you know despite his erratic personality disorders understands that and last last word to you as a person who perhaps knows him best on this panel as a person i've got to ask you a question when i see a lot of us media coverage always trying to wait for the pivot they're always trying to wait for the trump moderating moment we have are going to see a new trump going to absolutely not i think. you got to remember this guy's comfort zone is chaos and that gives him in a way ironically a leg up because almost everybody else is looking for calm looking for some return to something approaching normal and that makes that that leaves in the last guy standing the strongest guy in the room that's the role he on

but it will take as long as it takes. >> you mentioned that jared kushner has talked to you will you call him back? >> there is a different process this is the chairman's call which is probably correct for those first round of interviews was done by a very good team with the presumption though that some of those key witnesses will come back. i was the more towards the public but most members agree it is hard to reach any final conclusion and obviously he would fall into that category. >> you expect him to be called back? >> i don't know how to reach a conclusion that individual senators have a chance to question. >> and i would rather work through that. >> what about donald trump junior? >> yes. >> you mentioned the social platforms and since then you have learned a lot have you learned more since the public hearing? >> we have. from the initial concerns raised that we basically got the brushoff from facebook and twitter i think they recognize there was an issue i don't believe they have exposed all of that russian activity in st. petersburg i do think there are more activities but t

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early tomorrow would allow people to carry a concealed firearm in any state including pennsylvania as as long as they are permitted to do so in their state of residence. shapiro and ross both say the potential law would undermine pennsylvania state law. >> we don't know what those permit holders have gone through in order to be licensed as well as whether they even had a

that we would never go into any direct talks as ascribed by the special envoy as long as there were that second communique is still valid we see the language jews in there you got to communique as preconditions the special envoy himself said no preconditions but the language out there you had to communicate for us and for so many observers and that the list is going back not going forward. let's move to some other news gunman of stormed a college in pakistan and killed at least nine people this is in the northwestern city of push all four attackers were killed after two hours of fighting with the army and the police a taliban faction in pakistan says it was behind the attack. with more. and. by that. it did not yet clear. all of the. remains by the number of people are dead and many more. than you do me a high level. of defense where you're doing it. about a group operating from across the border and. symbolically as new president amasa has appointed senior military leaders to some of the top posts in his new cabinet but also some veteran ministers major general is the new foreign minist

i know what i did and there are a lot of people that know what i did and that i will continue for as long as i live ok to raise my voice i'm going to square up to let me ask you this many commentators say that cash was not only behind your loss in the twenty fourteen presidential election to peter rhetorical the current president but that you also tried to an older election you do try to mold that election and people said us because you were worried you knew that we were to reckon with. throw these charges at you that's what you tried when all the gnome the electoral commission in malawi announced that there had been fraud and that they are going to ask to seek for the counting and i see if that is the the kids then i think malawians disease. of their choice i am calling for iran but i am not a country even if there were had been a run i was not going to run going to run again no that is not up to me. i cannot of this isn't the soft money on you're not ruling it out you want running it if they want me to run again i'd run again but it's not a priority for me it doesn't matter i believe th

the markets will go up as long as they go up. >> that is a great quote. we've been pigeon hold into one asset class, because of fed we're pigeon holed by the fed. unless you want to play with bitcoin and you're gambling. right now we can only trade with equities. every loose dollar somebody has will go to the equity market. that is why the markets continue to go up. i predict we'll have 3% move to the downside in area. whether or not we correct is up in the air, we'll have the panel back in a moment. lea. lea: apple spacing a class-action lawsuit for allegedly slowing down iphones. despite that ceo tim cook and top executives are taking home some big raises. hillary vaughn with more from the l.a. bureau. hillary? >> lea, tim cook ending 2017 with an influx of cash after apple gave him a massive pay raise, raised over $100 million in total including a 74% bigger bonus than he got last year. the company also revealed in their regulatory filings the ceo gets to travel by private jet on company dime, even for personal vacation. he gets his own security detail

basically this is live only as long as they back up. the these we pieced it together some way we did and see more and more probably she much time for us to see gives me everything the claims the wind i have to give something back in the blind to the latest you seem to really get to a certain. point waves surfers fighting against one single seed starting january seventh. votes are being challenged in a presidential election in the west african nation of liberia it would be the first democratic transfer of power in over seven decades voters are choosing between senator george weigh on a former world footballer of the year.

>> well, as long as republicans are in charge of the committee that he testified in front of, i don't think anything. it's hard to imagine that they are going to hold him in contempt. the committee has been very favorable towards trump. now he can't do this or he can try to do this, if he's in front of a grand jury or in front of robert mueller, for that point he would face consequences, not least among them is contempt. >> contempt. the other character talking about in this investigation from the mueller team, natasha is george papadopoulos his fiance speaking out to them. what is the takeaway? and might it be used against papadopoulos? >> definitelily introduces two new players in terms of their connections with bannon and flynn. of course they are not commenting. it solidifies this idea that papadopoulos felt emboldened enough during the campaign to make all these contacts with high leaf tell campaign officials. had him emailing lewandowski at the time. and paul manafort trying to set up this meeting between putin and donald trump. now the question is why did he feel like he was im

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as long as you are following your oath of office, you can also be faithful to the administration. >> faithful is not -- i'll move to a new question. you said you would not respond to the question to say whether or not the president of the united states had asked you to initiate criminal prosecutions again political adversaries, you would not disclose whether or not those conversations took place. >> i said i would disclose if i was told to do something improper. >> what about if you were encouraged to do something improper, to initiate a criminal investigation? that's not appropriate to do, is it? >> several of your colleagues on both sides have encouraged me today, congressman, as i've explained, i'd make may decisions based on the evidence and the law. >> but the act of a president, separate and apart what you will do, that very action is not appropriate. >> you're free to make that judgment. >> nurmt isn't that inappropriate? >> in my -- >> but it wouldn't be inappropriate for your supervisor, the person you serve, the president of the united states to tell on you suggest or encou

those who like cash average consumers don't go there yet the myth that maybe they hear rumors but as long as food is cheap there's no quest for concern in here to rest of really the. many famous people are buried in london's westminster abbey. they include charles darwin charles dickens and many others. the grave of william wilberforce is also here in eighteen zero seven after eighteen years of campaigning and opposing slavery he finally succeeded the first law banning the slave trade was passed after a ten hour parliamentary debate it's now bad the world over but what does that mean so in the world today we know there are about thirty eight million slaves. we need kevin bales on the channel islands of guernsey. the social scientist heads the wilberforce institute for the study of slavery and emancipation. bales is a renowned expert. when i first learned about modern slavery was back in the one nine hundred ninety s. and i picked up a leaflet at a public event and this leaflet said there are millions of slaves in the world today and i looked at it and i thought that that can't be true eve

as long as we have the irish border.e the commitment there will be full alignment, there will be no problem. the text includes a concession from the british government over the northern irish border? is that a surprise to you? the british government created eight contradiction. we have to be sure that on citizens rights, everything is ok. watch this. as suggestions of a deal became the accepted truth, the dup, whose support theresa may needs, slammed on the brakes. we have been very clear. northern ireland must leave the european union on the same terms as the rest of the united kingdom, and we will acce pt of the united kingdom, and we will accept any form of regulatory diversions separating northern ireland. as time ticked on, 20 minutes later, theresa may broke off her meetings in brussels to phone arlene foster. the dup made it plain, i understand, they could not support the proposed deal. the precise opposite to the irish leader who has pushed and pushed, and talks of his shock. i'm surprised and disappointed that t

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they intend to stay here as long as necessary. as she and her family and children fight to be granted asylum and avoid deportation. >> carmela and your family is welcome in the sanctuary. this morning the reverend dr. renee mackenzie welcomed carmela and her four children from 9 to 15 to the church of the advocate at 1801 diamond in north philadelphia. carmela an undocumented immigrant from mexico and her undocumented children asked the church to take them in as they fight deportation orders. >> this is an important thing we are doing here today and we recognize that. we are standing in solidity with people that deserve as much as and more than all of us have. >> carmela came here two years ago and told the group she fears what will happen if she and her children are forced to return to mexico. >> i would be extorted and facing the death threats i cannot go back. >> charlotte is with the new sanctuary movement of philadelphia an immigrants rights organization to coordinate the refuge at the church. >> carp mel awas living in vinel

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and as long as you did not talk about communism you cannot ask about a more fine one -- very serious about that also someone who did not take advice very well but said things that hurt the cause of communism for some time. >> welcome to this addition and i hope you enjoyed the hot chocolate bar. and the christmas music as well. and then into the world of media and politics and these conversations are possible but then with the vice chairman of the senateth intelligence committee senator warner [applause]. >> i am not sure i fit in those categories. >> you are a morning person. >> not the case. >> we are down at four days of christmas. >> in any event i am well known for leading groups in the 12 days of christmas. i guess that is not on the agenda this morning. >> we have the texas code the biggest since 1986, what business would have been possible. but roughly saving $100 billion so choosing between one or the other is a $400 billion savings. so my critiques are a little different but this piece of legislation will not. >> youth being part of this is undone but then there is a fix-it

no, i think the business world, again, as long as certainty, stability, is welcome as well.e idea of who is leading, what they are leading on, is quite important. sorry... i do think... there is this moment of strength, that's the point. coming forward we'll get into more detail and it'll get really difficult which is what your newspaper said. it's not going to be simple. michael gove has written in the telegraph... you spotted, seeming terribly enthusiastic, some might saya seeming terribly enthusiastic, some might say a slight reversal of where he was before, it's near the end you've spotted what you think is a golden nugget. indeed, possibly. michael gove has written an opinion piece which explains what a wonderful deal this is, the best deal donald trump might say. in the end, an interesting sentence about this exit proposal, saying it's a british people dislike the arrangement we've negotiated with the eu, the arranged... the agreement will allow a future government to diverged. what he's saying is... it will not buy into the uk hands to follow that trajectory for everm

anybody who is a veteran is someone we will take care of, as long as they want us to take care of them. have you had any interesting or memorable conversations with veterans, whether world war ii, vietnam or recent conflicts? v.a. sec. shulkin: i am thinking about yesterday were i had a chance at military appreciation day to spend time with world war ii veterans. these are just amazing people who have stories of such sacrifice and encourage that it really impacts me. i just love spending time with them. my management meeting this morning but my leaders and i said, after my experience yesterday, we have to do something more about capturing the stories of the incredible individuals. a think that young people today do not really understand what that generation went through, and what they did to be able to allow us to be here today. i think that is an important part of what v.a. needs to do. it needs to expand its mission to include the ability to of servicehat people are doing and have done for the rest of the prop it up -- to the rest of the population. that why do you think generation d

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he was saying as long as the opposition group of putting forward preconditions and he was saying very clearly that he thinks the opposition groups were trying to sabotage the u.n. mediated talks all right david chaytor with the updates from geneva thank you for that well syria is one of the range of topics that the russian president vladimir putin talked about during his annual media conference that took place in moscow so he spoke for several hours and at one point suggested that the u.s. may be sparing some syrian fighters in the hope that they'll try to topple president assad's government or putin visited syria on monday to the clear victory in russia's fight against i saw there sonja gago joining us from moscow to talk more about what putin had to say let's just first focus on the big foreign policy issues obviously he did talk about syria what it what else did he have to say and and what did he say about other foreign policy issues. well starting off with syria as well this is coming off the back of that visit where he commended syria russian troops of having fought brilliantly a

a breakthrough which allows the process to move forward, as long as the other 27 member states approve but it is worth emphasising it is only an agreement that sufficient progress has been made on issues relating to withdrawal, citizens‘ rights, the future of the irish border and the financial settlement. it locks in the progress made so

but as long as there is no fair trade label it remains unclear under what conditions our chocolate ispretty just. world today slavery is absolutely one part of the global economy why are slaves today so inexpensive why is the price of a human being why are people to suppose of all and one of the key reasons is because of the global population explosion in the past there were simply not enough people to be enslaved so the price was high it's supply and demand there was a low supply demand was high prices were high today there are we believe about six hundred million people in the world who are vulnerable to enslaved to it to be slaves. research of this kind can be dangerous take french journalist. for example. he also researched the cocoa industry in ivory coast. when he arranged to meet a source he was abducted and disappeared without a trace his body was never found. i think that we should all be realizing our should be easy to see that if we leave the the world up to to be run by the market it will be run by the people who are willing to be the most cruel and the most brutal. becaus