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that is a terrible outcome for clea n account. terrible outcome for clean athletes who got robbed but even more so for any other country you might be tempted to do the same thing that the russians did. if you look at the example, you get caught red—handed filling of the biggest fraud in olympic history and nothing is going to happen. you will still be able to send a full delegation of athletes to the big games, to continue to win medals. that is a system which just cannot simply survive. meanwhile the promoters of next year's russian grand prix say they are "confident" the race will go ahead despite russia's ban. it's due to be held in sochi in september, and the promoters rosgonki say it would be "legally and technically impossible" to move the race. a new test designed to catch drugs cheats in sport has been hailed as the most significant advance in anti—doping for over a decade, and could be used at the tokyo 0lympics next year. the method of gene testing to detect the use of banned performance enhancing drugs has been develope

performance, and yeah, it was maybe the best game this season, it may be since i am here, because it was a cleachelsea are winning, having a few chances more, so it was good. and aston villa beat norwich city 1—0 to get their first win in six games. conor hourihane scored an hour into the game, just eight minutes after coming on the pitch. norwich have now gone six games without a win and are bottom of the table. elsewhere, jordan ayew scored a last minute winner as crystal palace beat west ham 2—1. sheffield united stay sixth, behind tottenham, after being held to a one all draw by bottom place watford. in the 5:30 kick off manchester united have come from behind to lead newcastle 4—1, martial, greenwood and rashford with the goals. celtic remain five points clear at the top of the scottish premiership after a 2—1win at st mirren. the opening goal came just after the 20—minute mark thanks to callum mcgregor. celtic doubled their lead ten minutes later after a good finish from james forrest. st mirren got a late consolation, but it wasn't enough. in the edinburgh derby, hibs beat hearts 2—0. ma

at this stage, they are fighting for their rights of their clea n fighting for their rights of theirlled them, meanwhile they have destroyed all the detail that could either exonerate them or find the detail that could either exonerate them orfind out the detail that could either exonerate them or find out they are guilty. —— of the data. that is another layer of deception. so russia will be excluded on the biggest international stages for the next four years, including the next world cup in qatar. british athlete tom bosworth says he's glad that russian athletes with a clean record, who aren't implicated, will get the chance to compete. for all athletes, it is fantastic. athletes are selfish, they have to look out for their results and competition, but at the same time if i were sitting in their shoes, i would be... it would be difficult, because i am glad there is a blanket ban, buti because i am glad there is a blanket ban, but i am glad there is also a way that some of the athletes can still compete. what is the significance of this being widened out to other sports including foo

performances against pakistan, and they will be full of confidence, particularly if they can make it a cleake it a clean sweep with victory in the final t20 tomorrow. nicola adams made olympic history at london 2012, becoming the first female boxer to win gold. she turned professional in 2017 — but last month announced her retirement over fears she could lose her sight if she continued in the sport. now adams says she wants to pursue a career as an actor. she's been speaking to our sports correspondentjo currie. three months ago, nicola adams was at the top of her support. the double olympic champion was preparing for her world title fight with big plans to continue dominating boxing. what a freak injury brought it all to an end. in my last fight, and the first round, i got caught with a it might have been her thumb in my eye, and it tore the pupil into places. so, yeah, it was quite painful. sol spent pretty much most of the fight seeing two people. doctors told adams if she continued to box, then she may end up blind, leaving her with a big decision to make. it could become you know, i ge

. >> reporter: 2019 was a difficult year for retail with clea winners and losers. continue in 2020.ence to first, the paris divide.nu it con to evolve. brands aren'taiting to adapt. some of this is easier than he . big retailers like target, wallet, best buy, you scale and influence. you insist the brands they buy from take on whatever highe costs result. second, old is new again. as the retail market expands, see how we sell mts secondhand. watch for retailers to deploy. new strategies many retailers have and they will have new ceos settle in for the new year includinged bath & beyond, nike, tapestry and they're waiting to see ifhey will shift io new directions and then decide if they need to make them tell. >> it's hard to mention retail wigout mentionecommerce. the fact that most consumers expect their packages to be delivered asap. frank holland has that orstory. >> rr: 2019 is oftenace to be another one. forecasts increase as much as 14% for the retail federation c and thetinue is going to continue in 2020. you'll expect s.ta it could grow at a $4 trillion acr

you are not worried the water is not clea n ? you are not worried the water is not clean? no.s say the water is dirtied, don't swim, do you stop? are you not worried that this water is polluted and might make you sick? 1000 kilometres away, on another very different beach. one of the black sea's most visible problems is piling up. this is butuni in georgia, a holiday burnt out on the sea's far eastern edge. it has grown exponentially in the last ten years. —— batumi. but batumi has a dirty, smelly secret. just one kilometre from its tourist beaches. so this is the main rubbish dump here in batumi. obviously it is pretty disgusting. you can see, it is full of animals scavenging of the rubbish, people as well. the big issue for here is that it is only about 300, 400 metres from this rubbish dump to the black sea itself. and there is a waterway which basically leads all the way down there. taking the rubbish with it. having scrambled down onto the beach, we find some locals. he has caught a fish! are you going to eat them? are you not worried that there isa them? are you not worr

clea re r, could see a few spots as well. clearer, fresher conditions working in from the north.for some of us. day after a murky start for some of us. some shown breaking through in the afternoon. 11 or 12 in the south and seven or eight further in the north. for new year's eve and tuesdayit north. for new year's eve and tuesday it is another dry day. a murky start central and southern england wales where there is low cloud that should tend to break up. more sunshine further north across the country. fairly light wind and a little cooler. any places stuck in single figures for tuesday. a decent day for new year's eve. if you are heading out to see the fireworks, we're not expecting any particularly winds or rainfall. there could be some poor visibility in one or two places. not particularly cold temperatures, between four and nine degrees as we head towards midnight. new year's eve is looking largely dry and settled. there could well be some mist and fog patches around as well but nothing too bad. into new year's day, that area of high pressure still in charge for that we have a

term "high crimes and misdemeanors," which is the bar for impeaching an american president, is not a clea hlegal term acan become a political term and impeachment means nothing -- rep. lofgren: well, something, and as a matter of fact there are meetings behind the words "high crimes and misdemeanors." we had a whole hearing in the judiciary committee about the origins of the phrase and what the founding fathers. mea in fact, it goes back to great britain. it start in the time o.oliver cromwe it is not has whatever we say. s itnduct that is inconsistent with the oath of ofce tprotect and defend the constitution, and unfortunately president trump has engaged in that activity. katty: so, today we have two articles of impeachment against president trump, abuse of power and obstruction of congress. do you think there could have been more articles leled against him that included some of the evidence from the mueller report? do you wish this had been a broader process? rep. lofgren: i think we got it just right. certainly his pattern of misbehavior is reflected in the cudiscussion, but we have d

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immigration new zealand are assisting through border clea ra nce processes zealand are assisting throughs. people travelling from countries other than australia will require either a visa or new zealand electronic travel authority and full information about this is available on immigration.gov. nz website. new zealand will expedite these. the national emergency energy agency has issued a fact sheet for public use with details that people might need following the event and it's on our website and has been shared across agencies. before i hand over to ashley bloomfield, i would like to address the matter of recovery of the bodies. this is an utterly tragic situation. we all agree that retrieving bodies of the deceased from the island is an absolute imperative. every day that passesis absolute imperative. every day that passes is a day of anguish for their loved ones who have been affected. we recognise this and have been doing everything we can. i personally met one of the families yesterday and they are devastated. soi yesterday and they are devastated. so i completely understand how impo

and a man who has turned his design brilliance into clea n turned his design brilliance into clean powerting to undercut fossil fuels. the market here in mek‘ele is full of that fresh, local produce. just look at these tomatoes. absolutely delicious. but i'm not here to shop. i'm here to pose you a riddle. how can something designed to cool us down be warming us up? i would be amazed if you've got the answer, because it lies deep within these, within air—conditioning units. air—conditioning is everywhere in hot countries these days. but air—conditioning units contain chemicals called hfc ‘s, which are thousands of times more potent greenhouse gases than carbon dioxide. so what if we could persuade the people who make air—conditioning units to use something safer and, in the process, reduce temperature rise by half a degree centigrade? that would be, well, pretty cool, wouldn't it? hannah lloyd higgins in the united states has been to meet a man who has donejust states has been to meet a man who has done just that. for this states has been to meet a man who has donejust that. for this man

embarrassment to the athletes in the world that now at this stage they are fighting for the rights of their clear the rights of their clean athletes, as they call them meanwhile we have restored all the detail which could either exonerate them find that they are guilty. so that within itself is another layer of deception. after beating andy ruinunior to win back his three world heavyweight titles, anthony joshua has revealed he was unwell in the run—up to theirfight injune, which ended in a shock defeat. he said he'd managed to solve the problem, and he was transformed before their rematch in saudi arabia. i had ihad an i had an issue with my health, which i was going through for a long time. ididn't i was going through for a long time. i didn't know what was wrong with me. ijust felt i didn't know what was wrong with me. i just felt so tired and drained. ijust me. i just felt so tired and drained. i just thought me. i just felt so tired and drained. ijust thought it me. i just felt so tired and drained. i just thought it was me. i just felt so tired and drained. ijust thought it was down to dra

the rain feels a little further north into parts of the midlands and east anglia before clea n o nto and also some fog patches slowly clearing on sunday morning. but then on sunday, damp starter eastern england. the rain pulls away so many places brighten up after some early mist and fog and a few showers heading towards western areas as the day goes on. some of these could be on the heavy side, breezing with these. still double figures. that‘s how the weekend is shaping up for him into the christmas week, we will start with further showers around. then it turns drierfor a time with further showers around. then it turns drier for a time around christmas itself. that doesn‘t mean any christmas snow, i‘m afraid, but any christmas snow, i‘m afraid, but a break from the any christmas snow, i‘m afraid, but a breakfrom the rain as any christmas snow, i‘m afraid, but a break from the rain as well. below looks too brief as it turns wetter again late in the week. —— but it all looks too brief. this is bbc world news today. i‘m samantha simmonds. our top stories. three and a half years after t

nazir believes that the data from the senses in his community will help his campaign for clea n communitys will not lie. it's very clear. all you need to do is use that and you will get the answers you need. that's all we need. the hope is that this technology will empower communities like tina and clarissa's to fight for their right to clean air. the south korean singer and actor cha in—ha has been found dead in his home. he is the third k—pop star to die injust three months. no details have been released about how the 27—year—old died. cha's death comes less than ten days after k—pop singer goo hara was found dead in her home. the winner of this year's turner prize has been announced at a ceremony here in london — or that should be winners? because, for the first time ever, the world—famous art prize was awarded jointly to all those artists who had been nominated. rich preston has the story. the british seaside town of margate was the backdrop, and the traditionalfairground was the backdrop, and the traditional fairground arc dreamland. now in its 35th year, the turner prize is known fo

government report, which disputes borisjohnson‘s claim that britain could be ready to leave the eu clead be ready to leave the eu cleanly at the end of december 2020. it is not just cleanly at the end of december 2020. it is notjust about cleanly at the end of december 2020. it is not just about who cleanly at the end of december 2020. it is notjust about who the voters decide to trust, it is more, arguably, about who they choose to trust least. and it is quite extraordinary from one point of view that with so much at stake in this election, so many voters seem to regard the choices on offer with so little enthusiasm john pienaar, thank you very much. success on thursday will depend heavily on how well the parties perform in marginal seats. warrington south in cheshire is one of them. it voted to leave in the eu referendum, and in 2017, labour took it from the conservatives with a majority ofjust over 2,500. bbc north west's political editor, nina warhurst, reports. things seem to be moving in the right direction here. unemployment is low, wages above average, the number of businesses h

about what we can do to reduce it stop true innovation to create much more renewable energy, biomass, cleaenergy, biomass, cleantech, more batteries. there are many different areas. also, we can think about alternatives to plastic. we will have a bit more on that in the programme, won't have a bit more on that in the programme w ' have a bit more on that in the programme, won't we? let's move on to the instagram story, which the telegraph have picked up on among others. instagram users who capture photos with abusive messages will get prompts to rethink their message in an anti—bullying initiative. it is an initiative. it is an initiative. these social media playback have been excused for not tackling issues of hate crime, bullying and fake news —— these social media's. this is one extra weight they have done this, to say actually, let's start education and rethink. it would catch some, wouldn't it, who would think that was a bit clumsy? but an awful lot of the stuff going out there is just vitriolic and that's not going to make any difference, is it, really? well, i think many people will

not a global event, and as at last yea r‘s winter olympics, russian athletes who can prove they are cleamayed those who wanted wada to issue a blanket ban. the duplicity and deception they exhibited is just beyond the pale. wada, under this particular administration, beyond the pale. wada, under this particularadministration, is beyond the pale. wada, under this particular administration, is not really stood up for the athletes the way that we deserve. london 2012 was just one of the event sabotaged by russia's cheating. seven years on, the fallout from sport's greatest ever scandal continues. dan roan, bbc news. one of the last surviving raf pilots who fought in the battle of britain during world war ii has died aged 101. maurice mounsdon was one of only four remaining members of what churchill called the few, the 3000 airmen who defended the skies above southern england from the nazis in 1940. robert hall looks back on at his life. there story has grouped us for over 75 years, the young men who disbanded it there is guys against waves of german bombers in 1940. —— the skies. newsreel:

government, a report that disputes borisjohnson's claim that britain could be ready to leave the eu cleacleanly at the end of december 2020. it is not just cleanly at the end of december 2020. it is notjust about cleanly at the end of december 2020. it is not just about who cleanly at the end of december 2020. it is notjust about who the voters decide to trust but arguing about who they choose to trust least and it is quite extraordinary from one point of view that with so much at sta ke point of view that with so much at stake in this election, so many voters seem to regard the choices on offer with so little enthusiasm. success on thursday will depend heavily on how well the parties perform in marginal seats. warrington south in cheshire is one of them. it voted to leave in the eu referendum and in 2017. labour took it from the conservatives with a majority ofjust over 2,500. bbc north west's political editor nina warhurst reports things seem to be moving in the right direction here. unemployment is low, wages above average, the number of businesses has almost doubled in a decade. in w

punishment means there will be no russia team at next year's 0lympics. 0nly athletes who can prove they are clearove they are clean can compete come under a neutral flag, as some did at the winter games last year in pyeongchang. it also means russia are banned from the football world cup pundit remember, they hosted the last tournament but their national tea m last tournament but their national team will not be at the next one in 2022. russia can appeal against the punishment but five years on from the now notorious saatchi games, one of sport's traditional super powers is out in the cold —— sochi games. 0ur correspondent steve rosenberg is in moscow. as we have heard, an unprecedented ban but what is the russian reaction so ban but what is the russian reaction so far to this? here in russia, athletes and sports officials and government figures had been bracing themselves for tougher sanctions from the world anti—doping agency so no surprise here but a good deal of disappointment and the degree of anger put at the head of the russian swimming federation called it a tragedy and the russian boxing

they feel the science is very clear, the message on the streets is very clea r— message on the streets on ataxia, they are not very happy about other countries like the us, australia, japan, india, and others, i feel there is us, australia, japan, india, and others, ifeel there is too much pressure in the plans at the moment and are objecting to those we stop so and are objecting to those we stop so there is a kind of stalemate here. there is also a big question mark over carbon markers, lots of countries, including brazil, want to bring forward carbon credits from the past and use it in the future. a lot of people object to that, feeling it would devalue at the home market. there is also the issue of loss and damage, this idea of compensating small island states for the damages enjoyed by climate change, which they can link to climate change, actually looking for composition to that. they're trying to agree some sort of comparable atomic composition or that there feel there are very far apart on a range of issues, many of them claim the chilean presidency. chile is the country tasked

that is creating the momentum and saying we will be on a.i., it's clea completely infeasible. not to mention the and i unlike nuclear energy or crystal babies, a.i. perceives by people writing formulas on whiteboards. you cannot ban the writing of formulas on whiteboards. so it is really hard to do much about it. we have to say what can go wrong, what is making better a.i. a bad thing. the reason is, the way we design the a.i. technology from the beginning has a property that the smarter you make a.i. systems the worse it is for humanity. why? because the way we build a.i. systems and always have is essentially a copy of how we thought about human intelligen intelligence. human intelligence is the capability to take action that you can expect will achieve your objective. this is the economic philosophical notion of the rational agent. that is how we've always built a.i. we build machines that receive an objective from us and take action that they can expect will achieve that objective. the problem is, as we've always known for thousands of years we are unable to specify object

rts clifftops and making concerted efforts to log what they see, to going out and organising beach clea to tidy up the mess that we are making. so we owe a huge amount of those volunteers for the work they do. bex lynam, thank you very much for talking to us. it is nice to hear there is at least some good news out there. have a lovely 2020. bex lynam telling us about those photos. carol get that all the time with the weather watchers. good morning. we've had a lot of rain but a dry day today. we started with some fog, the m4 corridor, sussex, kent all the way to sodor. but as we travel further north into scotland, northern england and ireland, it is colderfor northern england and ireland, it is colder for you, below freezing for some and some frost. the new year's eve, mainly dry and a little colder thanit eve, mainly dry and a little colder than it was yesterday. the fog we have in the south will continue to lift into low cloud across the hills, the moors in the south—west. we have rain in the aisles of silly, that will put into devon and cornwall police possibly into south wales and t

and the head of the russian swimming association says, this is a tragedy for clea n association says,to the origins of this crisis for a russian sport, it is notjust about individuals, it is about a laboratory and a cover—up. yeah command a massive state—sponsored doping operation in the russian sport that was uncovered a few years ago. i spoke to one russian hurdler today on the phone, he was deeply disappointed. he blames the russian sporting officials for this. he says they should have been swept out, new people put in. he says they did not act in time, and as a result, he will not be able to participate in major events with the russian fight. i should mention, major events with the russian fight. ishould mention, though, that major events with the russian fight. i should mention, though, that of russian athletes can prove they are untainted by the doping scandal, then they will be allowed to take pa rt then they will be allowed to take part in events, but as i say, without the russian flag. and in a short while we'll be speaking to our sports news reporter alex capstick who is in

law and we are concerned about the deaths in the treatment of protesters and hong kong we made that clea outset of the process, we wish them well. we said that china wishes deprived itself living up to international agreements and will stick to the agreement and made with a joint declaration of the united kingdom. only one country to assist them, and it will continue to prevail and hong kong and we will monitor the situation very closely. on the separate lane, the president believes we are close to a phase one trade deal. i talked about it today, i think there's a good chance that we will get a trade deal. we want to go deal with china. we won a fair deal, we want to feel it's a reciprocal, that american companies and american consumers are treated fairly by the chinese and a fair deal that was typical. at least for the phase one part of the deal, we are close. it will be great for united states in china. the same time were going to monitor what's happening in hong kong. >> you are the forest to fourth national security advisor to the president. it would have you learned from the predece

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bribery whatted a clehad a clea. if the house believes the president solicited something of values and he did it for personal gains, that would constitute bribery and it would not be lawless. it would be bribery under the law. >> so decisions determining statutes would not be relevant. t >> thank you. >> professor gerhartd. >> obstruction of justice is not obstruction of the courts. it is any lawful proceedings. obstruction is not limited to whatever that's happening in the course and obviously here there are judiciary proceedings going on but critical congression congressional -- obstruction of congress, i don't know, i can say and i know there is not anything like the president's refusal to comply with subpoenas from this body. these are lawful subpoenas. these ahave the force of laws t them. these are every president complied with. >> professor turley implied that as long as the president serves ultimately nonexistence privilege like immunity, he can't be charged of obstruction of congress because after all, he ha

the real story, cheryl, is that it's clea completely out of touo say that americans are becoming desensitizedriff issue. the next round of over $100 billion in goods that could be taxed are consumer goods, ranging from apple products to the basic necessities you need for your babies and children. so this is a direct tax on the american people that will be felt much heavier than previous iterations. cheryl: many people do say that tariffs is a tax on the american public. we said that many times here as well. >> it's absolutely correct. cheryl: thank you very much. >> thank you. lauren: coming up, theft is on the rise at home depots across the country and there is major backlash brewing this morning over what they're blaming for that theft. plus, google revealing the most searched terms of 2019. you will never guess what the number one searched item is. cheryl: fox business. i don't know. lauren: keep it here on "fbn: a.m.." cheryl: i'm just kidding. lauren: maybe. ♪ stop and stare. ♪ i think i'm moving but i go nowhere. ♪ yeah, i'm -- what i love most about being a scientist at 3m is that i'm

camera here at timber on but that'sjust from raindrops that youhad been saying because it is actually cleay good up there in the north bay at this te so north bay we are sketching a break from the rainfall sou bay, you're still holding on to it. you know those showers offshore so those are presng immediately to the east that's going to be working its way down towards san jose liky to be picking up some times of light showers here and there for areas further north like san francisco. there you go just a few sprinkles remain for marine countof some napa and sonoma coties at this point with 6.80 stillolding on to some light to moderate showers from concord sout through san ramon. these areas are soon to be clearing out catching a breather from the rain before we do see some afrnoon rush hours ahead of you to a dumb burton bridge still seeing some lig ra as you are on 2.80 as well, san jose just some light stuff in fremont also holding on to some liter stuff. so you catch that break this is 10:15amight here, nice and dry for most of he bay area by this point that wework our wa into the afterno

if it's got to be clea it's got to btide. back to the kron 4 morning news will he back to 2.37 where we have a hot spot. 's an accident here involving one of those large google ansport buses and a truck. >>it's eound to 37 in lafayette street and they have the right lane blocked a cleared you can see the traffic getting heavy out sunnyvale from almost one on one of the scene and then west found the opposite se the commute direction that was alread heavy from milpitas all the way over to one oh one in sunnyvale sdelays there on both sides, re's a look at one oh one which is a pretty packed from south sa jose thugh downtown up the peniula just under an hour from san jose to menlo park and that's prettynormal that's pretty good. the bay idge west recovering from stall that's heavier behind the tolls on the oakland side, pretty stacked up from the maze and and soggy to that's why we've been telling you to watch your speed to be extra caful out there because of all the spin out and throw in some foto where that come from covering

he has ma-- he has made it clea he wants a quick trial and who do you think is best for the american get a sense of what happened here. >> think where nancy pelosi is underestimated as a political strategist. there is discussion of her holding back the articles before transmitting them to the senate and there is no leverage here. it is not leverage over mcconnell. it is the space in between senator mcconnell and the president. president wants the circus. he benefited in the circus in the last six to eight weeks in the polling. his polls were going down and they went up once it turned into a zoo. and mcconnell wants it over fast because his 2020 candidates will do better if we're not talking about this any more and so that is what nancy pelosi has driven a wedge into, in mcconnell's interest in moving quickly and the president's interest of throw it on the table and watch it all blow up. >> it is already an illegitimate process but mitch mcconnell said i'm not taking this seriously. when i sign the oath -- there is a very specific oath in our constitution that deals with what you're s

if it's got to be clea it's got to be tide.n county a woman driving a school bus with dozens of kids on board rested for driving under the inflnce. it was a student actually who called 911 totell him that their driver was. perhapsnot all their doug johnson has the story. well according to california highway patrol this was not a dui involving cohol, but instead one involving controlled subsnces. thewouldn't say any more than that, but the parents at several of e schools where these kids wre headi are horrified tohear this happened its shocki that. >>i don't know. what went through people's minds, david virgin was next to bonita elementary school crows landing worse2 nephews also go not just my every ki every kid's parents. >>i had my n kids to go to school here and i hope that no that never happened to us what happened according tothe chp is 55 year-old carolyn denise re a schoolbus driver was for driving under the sted influence while on the job and with ks on the bus at the students all ranging. to 50 >>from kinrgarten to 5th

like this we do have se sunshine not a lot of cloud cover would love to see the skies remaining this clea this evening now skies are goin throughout the day today high pressure sitting in place and that is helping to keep things nice try and for the most part pretty mild today's daytime highs areactually going be warmer than what we had for the day yesterday. so lots of sunshine out there tod future st showyou but on into the evening tonight. we will have anincrease in cloud cover r the most part sitting right above the bay which s actually going help to moderate temperatures somewhat so you can have evening lows, ot quite as chilly tomorrow morning. and that's your temperatures right around fireworks. midnight tonight will be in the upper 40's there will be a touch of fog but not enough to disrupt those fireworks are still have a clear view them very likely across the bay we work our way into the afternoon if you don't want to stay out late tonight for fireworks does get t there and enjoy this daytime highs in the upper 50's towas the afternoon and low 60's for some parts of the bay such

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or are they, and this is something they properly won't do but they could look at trying to clea n buthe fixed—term parliaments act, to try and set out a clearer process for app and is in those 1a days but the clear message today that they won't be doing that, they wa nt to that they won't be doing that, they want to repeal it and take back control of that power to be able to call an election. how will that go down round the corner at the supreme court? is this a warning shot? down round the corner at the supreme court? is this a warning shot7m down round the corner at the supreme court? is this a warning shot? it is difficult to say. i think particularly on the fixed terms parliament act, that is just saying they obviously ran into difficulties earlier this year when they wanted to call an election and parliament wouldn't let them. i think it will depend how they go about doing it and whether or not people think they can mounta and whether or not people think they can mount a serious legal challenge. you mentioned the supreme court. they talked about their constitutional commission an

>>neighbors tried to prevent the rain om coming into their homes at this was all cleaed out by the neighbors. >>i'm just using their own brooms this out because the drains are all clogged. >>but they couldn't keep up with the downpour on saturday very severe ins and ou entire street got flooded, i would say it was at least waist height, jason wu's crawlspace floded. also he'll tour the last several items in his garage wellthese are a lot of things thatere in the boxes says mainly. >>magazines some things that we've collted over the years unfortunately we've lost all of that family and yes, lots of faly photos unfortunately couldn't was say other neighbors lost furniture and cars or neighbors who really close with. >>it went all the way into the back for houses even. to counter all bedroom neighbors say there's obvus issues wittheir drainage system and now they're asking for help from the city and its leaders one of the qutions that we have this you know this has become a chronic issue. >>the city has not been out here. words or supervisor where's the mayor was the public works department in

was years in the making, tracing back to 2010 when singh posted her first video on youtube, with no cleaplans, struggling with depression, and living in her parents' suburban toronto home. but right away, singh says, she knew this was th. and what was that conversation with your parents like? >> it was like hey, i don't nt to go to grad school, i would like to make videos on youtube. >> nawaz: that sounds reasonable. >> yeah, they had a lot of questions. but i think in their mind, they were le, this is a phase, she's going to grow out of it, next year she's going to do these essays, and get into graduate schoo i did not think they were expecting me to make a career out of this. i don't think anyone was, to be. fa >> nawaz: branding herself as superwoman, singh set herself apart on a crowded internet by leaning into her view of the world. posting campy impersonations of her parents... ...writing and performing hip- hop parodies....a delivering a steady stream of observational humor in her signature over-the-top style. as her followers and her fame grew, singh's reach extended far beyond t

mr president, please allow me to clarify the use of the term clea ra nce clarify the use of the termration. its meaning has been distorted. as early as the 19505, been distorted. as early as the 1950s, this term has been used during military operations against the burma communist party. since then, the military has used this expression in counterinsurgency and counterterrorism operations after attacks by insurgents or terrorists. in the myanmar language, it literally means clearing of locality. simply meaning to clear an area of insurgents or terrorists. it is still not easy to establish clear patterns of events in these 12 locations. many fighters died. there may have been several hundred casualties in some of the 12 locations. there was some intercommunal violence, buddhist communities feared for their lives and many fled. it may be worth noting that the use of air power in military operations was avoided as far as possible. studio: watching the leader aung san suu kyi speaking there at the international court for justice at the hague, pretty much 28 years since she accepted the no

problems i see in what has gone on in recent months is that here in the united states it is seen need to cleauption. perhaps they look back at this and say, look at the fa cts back at this and say, look at the facts that have been presented to congress. and you are not prepared to a cce pt congress. and you are not prepared to accept as fact and i wonder at that undermines the law and order that undermines the law and order that america is trying to spread around the world ? that america is trying to spread around the world? i think it does. i think that is one of the tragic ironies of this impeachment drama, that the united states actually for the better part of three decades, along with the european union and united kingdom, had been advising these new governments in eastern europe afraid from connie mizzen do not be corrupt. try to conform to the real of law tier is the american president asking any ukrainian president asking any ukrainian president to investigate one of our, one of his political rivals. that is corruption and an abuse of power. that is not lost on the eastern europeans. i

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they are promising in the clea n rights.hnson really is to leave without any question at all at the end of next year because if he is a that increases the pressure on them to agree to some sort of deal by then. the stakes have just gone up markedly because if there is not an agreement by the end of next year, we are slapped thank back in no deal territory. a review of the decline in the number of rape prosecutions and convictions across england and wales says the criminaljustice system is so under—resourced it‘s "close to breaking point". according to figures from the crown prosecution service there were a record 58—thousand allegations of rape in the year to march. but fewer than 2000 of those cases led to successful prosecutions. the crown prosecution service inspectorate says a "damning" number of cases are lost during "under—resourced" police investigations. but rejects claims that prosecutors are unfairly selective about cases they charge. earlier i spoke to katie russell from rape crisis england and wales, she says she

bruno clea ry flying. you might ask why? bruno cleary who works here may be able to explain it.ne under king billy and, and was a reward for fighting so bravely, they were able to fly this flag in this part of the castle. and that battle was? 1690. correct! and this man was built by hugh the hospitable, was here hospitable? here seems to have been, here made it into poetry for this hospitality and offered help to pilgrims travelling this way. matt has this roaring fire. and today we are using our base here at enniskillen castle to look at all sorts of things, the politics and issues at stormont as well. chris page is going to be with us throughout the morning, and here has been looking in this constituency at some of the key issues for the general election. if you thought the general election. if you thought the election campaign was unpredictable that mike was not an unpredictable, adrenaline pumping race, try this? this man's driving skills have won him international prizes. this latest fast pace in other ways, too. that many business people in this area here paved this way by

always cleaned my mouthpiece thoroughly but it found that more than half of wind musicians do not clea use and 58% had never been taught how to clean them thoroughly. at christmas when i was at school there was a young man who tried and tried to play the trump and they used to bea to play the trump and they used to be a queue around the block to hear a christmas rendition of anything he tried to do because it was so bad full it was brilliant. a highlight of the christmas festive period. it is right up there with a violin. ben. you will like this one. this time of year we all like to look at what will be in next year so we are in the fashion season. how about this look? this is totally you. i could do that on a far or in a factory somewhere. i have no words. ben could do that. he could rock that. i don't really like the thing of the code hooked on the shoulders with the arms beneath. of the code hooked on the shoulders with the arms beneathlj of the code hooked on the shoulders with the arms beneath. i need to carry a briefcase somehow. it is the silver shorts. many people do continue t

was a bit of a surprise because the german defender, you know, made a little bit of a hash of the cleas and all sorts, but martin just ran off with his arms in the airand was martin just ran off with his arms in the air and was mobbed by his colleagues. it was a very important goal. although germany equalised in the last kick of the game, as he said in an interview, they would have lost 2—1. a very important goal and a great finish. it is a reminder to us all now, of course, this team who remain unique in english would all, with alan ball who was the first to die... sorry, bobby moore was the first to die, gordon banks more recently, there are five of them now who have gone. and slowly but surely it is becoming history. yes. it will never be forgotten, obviously, but it is sad to see. recently gordon went and i was very upset about that. but now martin has gone. and as said, nass as i said was somebody i‘d made greatly as a person and a player. it is sad to see. it will be a little while now before another one goes, hopefully. it isa before another one goes, hopefully. it is a very sad

competitions but that doesn't cover events like the euros next year and athletes who can prove they are clea flag. and the pakistan cricket captain has thanked sri lanka for returning to the country a decade after the fatal attack on the team bus which brought an end to tours in pakistan, they have continued to play international cricket but not at home after eight people were killed, and six players injured when gunman ambushed the bus. pakistan have hosted their international matches in the middle east for the past six years. that is all of the sport for now. no inner the next hour. no inner the next hour. more now on myanmar‘s leader aung san suu kyi's appearance at the international court ofjustice in the netherlands, where she's defending her country against accusations of genocide. thousands of rohingya were killed, and more than 700,000 fled to neighbouring bangladesh, during an army crackdown in the country in 2017. we are going to talk about that in a couple of minutes where her biographer, but we are going to go tojo swinson, biographer, but we are going to go to jo swinson, the bi

clea n room at the moment is clean sheet. clean sheet, finally.ting chelsea 3—1 at goodison park. former player and crowd favourite ferguson had a day to remember, as did one of the ballboys, as everton moved out of the relegation zone. i coach at the moment, you know what i mean. so that's not something i'm considering at this moment in time. i think the club will find a real top manager, attracted to the club. of course it is a dream of mine to be there for manager, but am also realistic. whoever comes in, you would like to work within the future, moving as well?” would like to work within the future, moving as well? i would love to. i believe i am a believe ama loyal guy. ——iama —— i am a loyal guy. and tottenham beat burnley 5—0 at home, harry kane scored twice but this was the pick of the goals, perhaps goal of the season, heung—min son picked up the ball at the edge of his area, and ran almost the full length of the pitch to score the third for spurs. there are four matches in the premier league, among them, second placed leicester travel to

investment in infrastructure and science, using our technological advantages to make this country the clead you the people of this country programme and you the people of this cou ntry voted programme and you the people of this country voted to be slaughtered —— carbon neutral in this election, to be carbon neutral by 2050 and we will do it. you also voted to be corbyn neutral by christmas, by the way. and we will do that, too. cheering and applause. you voted for all of these things and it is now this government, this people's government, it is our solemn duty to deliver on each and every one of those commitments, and it isa every one of those commitments, and it is a great and heavy responsibility, a sacred trust for me, for every newly elected conservative mp, for everyone in this room and everyone in this party, and i repeat in winning this election we have won votes and the trust of people who have never voted conservative before. and people who have always voted for other parties. those people want change. we cannot and must not — must not — let them down. and, in delivering change,

let's hope surfaces are clea n to you.od heaven graduated, this is the big day! do not mess it up. your food heaven and hail? my food hail, it's divisive, __ my hail? my food hail, it's divisive, —— my food heaven is anchovies, salty things like capers. it was just salt! but it isn't very pc to say that. the team were like, he cannotjust say that. the team were like, he cannot just have you a bowl of salt. but my hail is cooked fruit. fruit and boozy puddings together. i know that's what it is all about at this time of year. i feel like, is it better than eating the fruit, is a poached pear better than a pair? blues in desert? is it better than a big glass of booze? —— booze in a dessert. and just to paint a little picture, you and your celebrity wife, she is a television presenter. you are like partial and becks...m that good or bad? they are the most celebrated couple. so it is a good thing7 celebrated couple. so it is a good thing? you have a three micheline starred restaurant in madrid. what do you have today? we are g