on the country where things are definitely looking up for glass but the stage was set at the borough park as the league leaders hosted the reigning champions. the previous weekend by and had suffered their 1st defeat on the hands a flick while bloodbath began the weekend 4 points ahead of bias. but with the hosts prevail against truly top class opposition with various world cup winners in their ranks and indeed outclassed a lot back in the 1st half was thomas miller and robert levin dusty missing a series of golden opportunities. to the dismay of the top brass. would look continue to elude by an as was the case against leave accusing. instict and end of the day we were very poor at taking our chances there's no point playing nice football if you don't score is on the top and. they seen in the 27th minute summed up by ends current fortunes music image with a fine effort to beat zama. except he didn't those 2 centimeters might well come back to haunt by in towards the end of the season he said in just nations when it wasn't a great shot by. i didn't see it and the bull crept under me and i

borough park. looking at crown heights. >> okay. >> we will keep the jewish community safe. have a zero tolerance when it comes to hate crimes in new york city. >> people's nerves are rattled. now when we're expecting a million people to come into times square, what are you monitoring in terms of threats, and what are the ways to keep people safe there? >> first i'd like to reassure people. there are no credible threats specifically about this incident tomorrow. and take a look at the weather. the weather is cooperating for a change. last year we were out there in rain parkas, in bone-chilling cold. it's going to be a nice night. we want all new yorkers to come out, enjoy it, remember the rules. get there early, use mass transportation, no alcohol. so leave the backpacks at home, leave the chairs at home. come out, have a great time, and you will be very safe in times square. >> good to know. another story that has made national headlines that happened here in new york city is the death of tessa majors, the barnard college student. and there was a 14-year-old that was questi

over the last six months, teams in every borough have helped carry out searches of parks and other public following a successful operation. i was asked by the head of the violent crime task force to launch it across the whole of london. this is our six month of operations, and the 26 knife. during that period we have deployed 353 of our volunteer police cadets, and we have search 135 parks, this is the 136th park to date. it's the last day of 2019. and this new year sees the 20th birthday of the london eye. built for the millenium, it was only meant to be in place for five years but is now a permanent landmark on our skyline. it was designed as part of a competition with its 32 capsules representing each one of the london boroughs. and the landmark will be one of the key features in tonight's event on the south bank. 12,000 fireworks will be let off from three barges in the thames and on the london eye. and the team only has a couple of hours to rig the display on the eye after it closes to the public at 6pm. it's around about half nine, ten o'clock, we get the eye into lockdown. so with

over the last six months, teams in every borough have helped carry out searches of parks and other publicion. i was asked by the head of the crime task force do not sit across the whole of london. this is our six—month operation, and the 26 knife. during that period we have deployed 353 of our volunteer police cadets, and we have surged 135 parts, this is the hundred and 36 park to date —— 136th park to date. it's the last day of 2019. and this new year sees the 20th birthday of the london eye. built for the millennium, it was only meant to be in place for five years but is now a permanent landmark on our skyline. it was designed as part of a competition with its 32 capsules representing each one of the london boroughs. and the landmark will be one of the key features in tonight's event on the south bank. 12,000 fireworks will be let off from three barges in the thames and from the london eye. and the team only has a couple of hours to rig the display on the eye after it closes to the public at 6pm. it's around about half nine, ten o'clock, we get the eye to lock down. so with 2.5 hours t

park. it's interesting how this one small market village has developed into the most populous borough in londonnder 18 is anywhere in the capital. croydon central was taken by labour from the conservatives in 2017, a crushing defeat for the tories. labour's current majority is 5500. 54% of voters across croydon chose to remain in the eu when it comes to brexit. but seven days out, what is confidence like for people here? how do they view their futures? and if it isa do they view their futures? and if it is a positive sense for the future, how could that swing the vote in this marginal? croydon's skyline padres swagger, confidence, money is flowing but is it all it seems? the elections are all about confidence, how people feel about their lives, their futures. that time of year when we assess and re—evaluate. futures. that time of year when we assess and re-evaluate. at these recording studios, there is a swagger. these are long—time friends started this business three years ago and they have recorded platinum sales. they say many of the young people they encounter feel the system has failed the

borough. it collapsed in the middle of the afternoon taking a billboard with it and crushing a parked car. amazingly, no one was hurt but now the stores in that shopping center have been ordered to stay closed which is going to hurt some merchants' pocketbooks. >>> a controversial incident involving a vulgar insult on a coffee cup given to a police officer was and has been ruled a hoax. >> images of the cup with the word expletive pig written on it went viral over the weekend. the now former herington, kansas, police officer said it was given to him by a worker at mcdonald's. herington's police chief says the ex-cop told him it was meant to be a joke. the chief called the case a black eye on law enforcement. >> this was completely and solely fabricated by a herington police officer who is no longer employed with our agency. moving forward, herington police department will work tirelessly to regain the loss of trust with both mcdonald's and with the citizens that we serve. >> security video proved none of the employees did anything wrong. the officer resigned. officials haven't identified h

the famous box park, restaurants and bars all around, it is quite interesting in the last couple of decades how this once small—market village has developed into the most populous borough8s anywhere in the capital. croydon central, which is where we are, was taken by labour from the conservatives in 2017. a crushing defeat for the tories and labour's current majority is just over five and a half thousand. when it comes to brexit, 54% of voters across croydon chose to remain in the eu. for seven days out, what is confidence like the people here? how do they view their futures and, if it is a positive since the future, how could that swing the vote in this margin? croydon's skyline portrays swagger, a confidence, the cranes mean money's flowing. but is it all it seems? strip away the political rhetoric, and the elections are all about confidence, how people feel about their lives, their futures. that time of year when we assess and re—evaluate. where we look upon the past year... at the finese forever recording studios, there's a swagger. sk and tk, long—time friends, started this business three years ago and they have recorded platinum sales. they say many of the young