darren: we have significant businesses in the middle east. in saudi arabia for many years. we have got a good presence there. we stay plugged in with what is happening in the middle east. that region has seen its ups and downs like any other part of the world and we try to stay diversified and take a high level perspective and make sure we are meeting the needs of society more broadly and stay focused on that in the long term. >> do you think it will relieve some of the pressure on cass are quatar where we have some business? darren: we see that more of a government to government deal. i could not tell you how that will manifest itself. >> whether it is because of china or saudi arabia, russia, even the rising tide of populism, i am sure having heard what some of the people have been discussing today, there is concern over geopolitical stability. you have been at exxon for more than 25 years. how would you characterize the operating environment today relative to everything you have seen? darren: there is always -- when you have a business lik

darren baker is with us. also with us, bloomberg opinion. talk about how darren: many points amazon clocked on the competition. darren:amazon stole the 10,000 pound gorilla. emily: visit 20,000 pounds now? emily: i think that -- darren: i think that is the story. there are 15 times as many transactions than its competitors. there are signs it is slowing. they are up 2% year-over-year in total online transactions. cyber monday across the board was down 5% year-over-year in transaction volume. other days were up. you see this behemoth advertising revenue we have talked about before where they are growing table -- triple digits every quarter. 10% of all product use come from a sponsored search on that has been stable for the last four or five months. i think they will have to find other ways to groups of its just selling stuff online. emily: could it be 2019 will not be the year of amazon? >> it is a difficult thing to predict. it does feel like a lot of the winds are blowing at amazon's back in terms of the percentage of all kinds of retail ac

here's how it played out. >> what the defendant believed at the time he shot and killed darren deed wasasonable and was with deadly force necessary. that's your issue. >> jurors went to deliberate. and after eight hours over two days, they returned to court. >> we, the jury, find the defendant, marcus hendrik karma, guilty. [ cheers ] >> the courtroom erupted in relief. his parents still felt raw over his death. >> nothing brings darren back, so it's heartbreaking someone felt compelled to do this. >> would you be host to another foreign exchange student? >> no. my heart is too broken. i couldn't do it. >> two months after the verdict, marcus karma addressed dearen dede's family at the hearing. >> i took another man's life, and i'm sorry i can't change that. i did what i felt was necessary to my family and myself. i hope no one ever finds themselves in my position. >> the judge sentenced him to 70 years in prison. >> i almost wish he had never said sorry because it was so empty and his face had just no expression. it was scary, almost like we were all taken aback, and i was like, take i

now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett it has been a grim winter day today.eas, but freezing rain. this is what it looks like when it hits the trees. but more dangerous when it is on the road, we have still got some warnings out from the office amber warnings of iac, freezing conditions and also some more snow as well. most snow warnings cover scotland, we've seen it fall to the north of the central belt, following in the northeast of england and icy conditions extend down into here. looking at scotland, continuing into the north central belt and icy mix of rain, sleet and snow, southernmost parts of scotland, the whole lockwood turned towards the northeast of scotland, leaving behind something like 20 cm over the hills in central scotland and after that, we'll see some more showers coming into, but these will be over the hills that we suspect that the end of tonight, because it is turning. turning into northern england, freezing rain turned to snow in the northeast of england, you'll see how that wet weather, windy conditions, and gusty conditions of the nor

darren bartlett owned this yard, which was taken by hs2 in july. he thinks the process is unfair.ve paid for it. hs2 are taking the keys and then doing the negotiations afterwards. so you've lost the one thing that you've got. you've lost your keys, which is, you've lost your land. hs2 has since made him an offer, but like others we've met, darren says it doesn't reflect the yards actual value. there were two businesses on the site, which sits on a busyjunction. one of his tenants, adnan bhatti, ran a garage here. i used to have tyres in the first unite and the ramps were there to repair the cars and everything. it must be weird for you, coming back and seeing the security guards. it's madness. i owned it for 31 years with my brother. my late father made me buy it when i was 19. there's no words to comprehend it, really. we're in 2018 and it's almost like we've gone back 200 years. it's like the king came along and slapped a sign on your gate saying "right, you're out, this is the king's land". like you're a peasant. they don't understand working class people are not as big as the

now, it's time for the weather with darren bett. hello there. good morning.. we had everything really on the picture on saturday, including some freezing rain, which is rare in the uk, but also very dangerous. the worst is now over. for a short while, we've got this amber snow warning from the met office for scotland, north of the central belt. but even after the early hours, towards the end of the night, even here, the snow should tend to ease off. the main belt of cloud that brought that mixture of rain, snow and freezing rain, sweeping out into the north sea. that curl of cloud behind bringing some wet weather for a while in northern england, pushing into scotland, increasingly snow up over the hills as the storm moves away, leaving us with more of a south—westerly airflow. and these are the temperatures we're looking at at the end of the night. a little bit milder, still some icy patches for northern england and particularly in scotland, where there will be some further wintry showers around, but the winds will be lighter by this stage. we will see those

now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett.night hour, looking windy across the northern half of scotland. quite a few showers as well. showers beginning to arrive in the central belt, more cloud for central scotla nd belt, more cloud for central scotland and southern england. a very wea k scotland and southern england. a very weak weather fronts with the cold aircoming in very weak weather fronts with the cold air coming in behind that, to the south still a lot of cloud, feel quite whether i'm still quite mild. clear skies and called earlier pushes into the far north of england and by morning it will be as windy in the north—east of scotland. cold wind blowing down the north sea coast, very few showers because the pressure is so high. more sunshine arriving for most of us but for most of the day south wales and southern england could hang on to a good deal of cloud. feeling much colder elsewhere. this is bbc world news, the headlines. made a decision to redeploy large vessels back to the uk. and celebrations have been taking p

tomorrowp conditionsville, kentucky, is fortunate to have darren as its citizen. mr. speaker, i rise today to congratulate ton row county -- monroe county magistrate karen gordon from my hometown in the first district of kentucky on her retirement from public service. since taking office in a 2011 special election to fill the unexpired term of her late husband, karen has steadfastly erved her fellow monroe county and continue usely sought opportunities to improve the lives of those around her. her service as monroe county's fourth district magistrate and crucial member of the heart of tomorrowp kins -- tomorrowp conditions -- tompkinsville board -- join with her daughters as well as her extended family, friends, and all those who have been fitted from her efforts to recognize her distinguished record of public service and dedication to serving others. mr. speaker, i would like to recognize my friend, alonzo ford, from my hometown in monroe county, kentucky, specifically gimelia, kentucky. for nearly three decades his fellow citizens have re-elected him to serve as the

now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett.p towards shetland, quite a few showers, clearer skies arriving in the central belt, cloud for southern scotland, northern ireland, far north of england, a few spots of rain and drizzle. weak weather front, cold air coming in behind, to the south, a fair bit of cloud, fairly quite whether, mild as well. clearer skies, cold air pushing to the far north by the end of the night. by morning, won't be as windy in the north west of scotland, cold wind blowing, very few showers because pressure is so high. more sunshine arriving, for most of the day, south wales, southern england could still hang on to a good deal of power. temperatures may get into double figures, elsewhere, feeling much colder. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: the home secretary deploys more patrols and says there are no easy answers, as another group of migrants are found by border officials on the kent coast. we must redeploy cutters from abroad back to the uk. 39 people are arrested on suspicion of attempted murde

among them is darren moore, who said he is sad to be losing hisjob but does have fond memories of his've taken a wrong turning, and then you have to break the news that they're actually just about to enter wales. work is now under way to remove the barriers. the aim is to save drivers money and encourage more investment in the south wales economy, but it's predicted that scrapping the tolls will increase traffic on what is already a congested stretch of the motorway. sian lloyd, bbc news, on the m4. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. storm deidre has thrown everything at us today, strong winds and heavy rain, some snow and some ice and freezing rain. the freezing rain is quite unusual and it's dangerous, this is what it looks like when it hits the trees on the roads it brought treacherous conditions and we have still got amber warnings for theice we have still got amber warnings for the ice and freezing rain and snow as well, let's look at snow and most of it will be following to the north of it will be following to the north of the central belt, we still have w

. >> host: are this athletic programs for the darren the schools, can they become more trouble than they're worth or always worth a lot to these schools? >> guest: well, that's really great question which irmore trouble than they're worth. a lot of universities call their sports programs the front porch of the university. here's our sports program. check it out. and then you'll come further in and you'll see the nursing school and whatever it is that's going on in english department. the academics. and that's an interesting theory, and but -- but also become an article of faith and so many of these universities, this sports program does not give money back to the general fund. almost never gives money back to general fund and they blow up and they explode, because no college president who is honest will tell you that he really has control over his big-time sports programs. how could he? the college presidents making a then hundred a year their coach is making $8 million a year. money talks. real power is in the athletic programs. but they're also very, very difficult to unwinds. you create

didn't strike i christmas is a time for laughter to that came courtesy of happy keeper rene yosh darren his blunder allowing helots the double his side's lead. the youngster did get a little lucky with the finish. not everyone saw the funny side of course chin up rhoda had to hit back just three minutes later jordan sorana rieger turning home from close range was this the start of an epic comeback no it wasn't live accuse and kill the drama just after the break habits again this time a sumptuous no i don't know before this season for the indicated. three want to ended high fives all round from a satisfied heiko hellish. dominica to disco hope his shock aside could end the miserable first off of the season on a high they face the snappy dressing good god who are marking one hundred twenty five years of history in retro style there are no prizes for fashion. shelter took the lead early on through steve inskeep ski. and double digit lead in the seventieth minute sunny sunny this one. he received considerable backup from mario gomez that. should got him back just two minutes later through n

it was a moment of quality that made the difference, with darren oldaker's terrific goal enough to put non league southport have taken league two tranmere to a replay whilst barnet emerged victorious from the ‘all non league' tie against stockport county you can see all the goals on the bbc sport website and app... the draw has been made for the qualiying groups ahead of the european championship in 2020... northern ireland have what looks like one of the most difficult draws, with 2010 world champions germany and a resurgent netherlands in group c. manager michael o'neill called the draw "very cruel"... england are in group a— alongside the czech republic and bulgaria. wales will have to contend with world cup finallists croatia and scotland take on the likes of belgium and russia... fixtures run between march and november next year. european football's governing body uefa have announced a new competition that will sit below the champions league and europa league. the new, as yet untitled competition will feature 32 teams, mirroring the format of the other european club formats. the w

bowlerjason gillespie has scored two centuries in the first class level and the former australia coach darren very, very special from their skipper if they are gonna win this game. they absolutely well. thank you so much, seth. to golf now, and in the south african 0pen, louis 0osthuizen won on home soil by a record—equalling six shots. the south african, who won the 2010 0pen, had an eagle and five birdies in a four—under 67 to win on 18 under. france's romain longasque finished second with england's 0liver wilson a shot further back in joint third. it is very special. i mean, i knew in the back of my head, you know, winning the open and the open would be special, the two oldest 0pens winning the open and the open would be special, the two oldest opens in the world and, you know, that was i think everything — you could see the motion on 18 — it was really special. now to rugby union, and the saracens made it three wins from three in europe's champions cup. they were down at half time but came back to beat cardiff blues 51—25. 0ur rugby correspondent chrisjones was there. well, at half—time h

it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett the weather set to change significantly, comingis cloudy but mild airstream, behind that week with a front cold air coming down with the chance of more sunshine as well. clear skies perhaps by midnight down to the central belt of scotland, plenty of showers in the far north, very windy with gusts of 70 mph in shetland. across northern ireland, the far south of scotland and not of england, at midnight is going to be cloudy, a little light rain or drizzle, that is on the weather front. says that some breaks but on the whole family mild and pretty cloudy as well. fairly quiet for many parts of the country, the windsor gradually easing, clearer skies pushing down and temperatures dropping. the weather changes because the position of high pressure is changing, it has been to the south of the uk with milder cloudy atlantico heading our way. the position of the high changes, a loving cordova to come down across the country behind the week with front. winds down the north sea coast for a while and new year's day, not many showers because p

southampton‘s paul darren to the table has led them to the alps.the first austrian manager in the premier league. that fall down. it showed in the charge, their high—energy, with charlie austen's winning header. beating arsenal 3—2 ended arsenal's 22 match unbeaten run and the side with new alpine ambition are marching back up the mountain. joe lynskey, bbc news. in the day's other premier league fixture, chelsea beat brighton 2—1 to stay fourth in the table. rangers are top of the scottish premiership. they made the most of celtic‘s defeat at hibs, beating hamilton to go first in the table on goal difference. edinburgh have moved closer to a place in the quarter—finals of rugby union's european champions cup. the pool five leaders won at newcastle, who'll now struggle to qualify. leicester will also almost certainly miss the knock—out stages after losing to racing 92. great britain's cyclists won two more golds at the track world cup in london today. the four—time olympic champion laura kenny partnered katie archibald to first place in the madison

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so much. >> darren, i think there's something wrong with your microphone. >> oh!y king, my king, my king. >> oh, my god. >> oh, my god. [ laughter ] >> i cannot tell you how much it means to have you step into the role as our king and be holding it with such grace and poise and joy. >> that was so great. i think we should -- >> ooh! oh! [ laughter and applause ] >> we should move in for a a close-up of that. let's get a close-up of that right there. >> oh, my god! [ laughter ] >> i actually saw it four times. i do have a life, but i saw it four times. [ laughter ] i saw it once with my girlfriend. also, i want to thank you for having your suit on for most of the movie, because when your chest was out, she was getting a little excited and i felt insecure. so, thank you for that. [ laughter ] and it means a lot to see a a movie that's not like a black movie, but it's just a great american superhero movie with, you know, people that look like me. so, thank you. >> yo! [ laughter and applause ] >> oh, oh, okay, okay! okay. okay. >> what's going on, brother? i'm glad t

among them is darren moore, who said he is sad to be losing hisjob but does have fond memories of hise in the toll booths. you'd get people turning up and going, is this the way to exeter? is this the way to scotland? because they've taken a wrong turning, and then you have to break the news that they're actually just about to enter wales. work is now under way to remove the barriers. the aim is to save drivers money and encourage more investment in the south wales economy, but it's predicted that scrapping the tolls will increase traffic on what is already a congested stretch of the motorway. sian lloyd, bbc news, on the m4. now on bbc news it was a year that saw gender politics brought to the fore and many women across the world speaking out. in the second of a two—part series, the bbc‘s 100 women season reports on the trailblazing women who have turned their feelings of anger into a moment of action. a warning — this programme contains some nudity and coverage of issues you may find upsetting. music. hello and welcome to the bbc‘s 100 women season. i'm lebo diseko. the last 12 mont

in terms of who this is, darren, there's lots of speculation, right? vtb bank is owned by the russian government. rosneft is owned by the russian government. in the middle east whether the emirates or other clues of who this is? >> not really. all we know is a foreign company owned by a foreign government. we've been speculating since we broke this story who it could be. there was speculation it could be president donald trump himself. >> right. >> that was knocked down quickly. other people have been filling my in box with other ideas from vice president pence to donald trump jr. obviously we have a little bit more detail. hopefully this will be unsealed at some point this time. the court said they would issue a more thorough opinion in the future. if this gets appealed up to the court of appeals or to the supreme court there's a chance we will get a little bit more detail down the road. the recipient of the grand jury subpoena will have to come forward and give us a clear indication of what it is. >> how long can the appeals process play itself out i

. >> that is the 24-year-old darren and his bride. they decided to get married because he is very, very sick. he's been living with cystic fibrosis his entire life but recently had a lung transplant. because of an infection, his body rejected those lungs and doctors told him he has weeks to live. >> that is until death will we part. but that is soon. >> they decided to quickly get married. it took friends and family to pull off this wedding in a short time. >> life is so precious. >> she is my family. my family, my friend, my soul mate. >> you can see how choked up she is. they met at a friend's funeral that passed because of this same condition. it turns out that lauren also has cystic fibrosis and her future is also uncertain. she understands. you can see her ceremony is at the hospital. friends came celebrate. they had the dress and tuxedo. this is a tough moment. you want to be happy but you wish this forever after could belonger. >> it doesn't matter for them because they get to be in love and a part of each other's life even aft

. >> that is the 24-year-old darren and his bride.y decided to get married because he is very, very sick. he's been living with cystic fibrosis his entire life but recently had a lung transplant. because of an infection, his body rejected those lungs and doctors told him he has weeks to live. >> that is until death will we part. but that is soon. >> they decided to quickly get married. it took friends and family to pull off this wedding in a short time. >> life is so precious. >> she is my family. my family, my friend, my soul mate. >> you can see how choked up she is

now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. good evening. the weather this weekend will look very different to last week. once storm deirdre has come through taking away the snow and freezing rain we have atlantic winds coming our way and more rain waiting in the wings and areas of cloud bringing rain for areas of england, wales and southern scotland and will head into the north sea in early hours and apart from one or two showers we will see clearing skies and it will turn a bit chilly as the winds will be light. a touch of frost here and there and one or two icy patches as well. for the eastern side of the uk, a decent day on monday, a fair bit of sunshine after the chilly start and further west the wind will pick up and introduce more clout and through the afternoon in particular we will see rain arriving as well. gales are more likely come the end of the day but a southerly wind we could see double fingers temperatures in northern ireland and the central belt of scotland. this is bbc news. your headlines. theresa may's brexit deal. a sen

among them is darren moore, who said he is sad to be losing hisjob but does have fond memories of hisin the toll booths. you'd get people turning up and going, is this the way to exeter? is this the way to scotland? because they've taken a wrong turning, and then you have to break the news that they're actually just about to enter wales. work is now under way to remove the barriers. the aim is to save drivers money and encourage more investment in the south wales economy, but it's predicted that scrapping the tolls will increase traffic on what is already a congested stretch of the motorway. sian lloyd, bbc news, on the m4. now on bbc news, as poland celebrates 100 years as an independent nation, the country is divided. in this week's edition of our world, yalda hakim has been to poland to see how powerful feelings about identity, sovereignty and immigration are fuelling a struggle over the country's future direction. the programme includes some offensive language. how far does a country's past shape its future? as poland celebrates a century of independence, the country is grappling

it glorified killer darren osborne from cardiff, who drove a van into worshipper at a mosque in finsbury far—right websites, the people behind them are hidden. those hunting extremists in wales know that online is a big challenge. the ideology and intention has not changed. it's the tools that are available for criminality in all its forms to exploit. what i'd say, though, is it's also an opportunity for us to investigate, and it doesn't matter whether people are trying to radicalise online or offline, if the offence is there, we will investigate and bring people tojustice. our undercover journalist says srn want him and others to use encrypted messaging. they know the police are onto them. we know they have more than 200 followers on social media, but what we don't know is how many of them are willing to break the law for the cause. this man is one of them. in the early hours in newport, he attacked buildings and vandalised a church in the name of srn and was caught on cctv. it showed a person dressed all in black with his face covered, to put up posters and obviously a stencil with a s

among them is darren moore, who said he is sad to be losing hisjob but does have fond memories of hishe toll booths. you'd get people turning up and going, is this the way to exeter? is this the way to scotland? because they've taken a wrong turning, and then you have to break the news that they're actually just about to enter wales. work is now under way to remove the barriers. the aim is to save drivers money and encourage more investment in the south wales economy, but it's predicted that scrapping the tolls will increase traffic on what is already a congested stretch of the motorway. sian lloyd, bbc news, on the m4. now on bbc news it's time for the travel show. hello, and welcome to the travel show, coming to you this week from the beautiful lake district in northern england. we;re here to discover all of the hard work that goes into conserving the region, but also coming up on this week's show... carmen continues her whistlestop tour of next year's rugby world cup venues in japan. this time, she is in osaka. ferris wheel? it goes around. arigato! 0k, she said it is straight ahea

darren sproles, first ge since week one, 14-yard score. that gives philly bac the lead.al. the redskins playoff hopes take a huge hit. >>> the wizards are dealt with plenty of drama so far this season, so, a match-up against the kcks might be exactly what they need. for whatever reason, the wizards have their number,ncluding eight straight wins at m ison squaregarden. the world's most famous arena. pete davidson in the use. about yan that grande not so much. and live from new york -- it's bradley beal! lay-up beats the buzzer to end the first quarter. come on, guys,-hat was - >> it was good. >> i could tell you acticed it. >> beal had 27 points. that's a game high. third quarter, thedi "d" to some "o." markieff morris with thek fini. chout this play. very next play. steal. with the look at that, behind the back lltlet pass from morris to beal to wa. we'd love to see more of this. i think. wall, 18 pt us 15 dimes. wizardsti ce their dominance over the new york, beating new york 110-107. >>> former nic gre eer knicks g ewe in ewing and the hoyas o takinn liberty tong. mac

darren sproles with a slick move from 14 yards out. the eagles win 28-14.nging around the wildcard picture at 6-6. >>> in baseball, you can always count on minor-to come up with unique ideas for promotions. the hershey bears of the american hockey league were hosting the binghamton devils. >> a power play for hershey. point for nash. hits the crossbar. it's gone! it's teddy bear time! >> it's raining teddy bears. that is their tradition in the bears' arena. it's the teddy bear toss. fans too teddy bears on the ice after the first goal by the home team. the bears are distributed to kids this holiday season. this year's dos was last 3498 t that was the most it ever collected and distributed in this event. i assume they dry them off a little before they give them to the kids. >> whose job was it to count them? >> i don't know. the official teddy bear counter. >> see you later everyone. >> thank you for joining us. good night. i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to devel

but then 9-year-old darren sproles in for the 14-year or -- for the go-ahead touchdown. paul's eagles won, that's all he's happy about. 28-13. the warriors were watching the 49ers on the bus, demarcus cousins, kd, draymond green, jordan bell happened to be the only one awake apparently. and he shot the video. they were really -- that was a joke. >>> "the late show with stephen colbert" is next. we will leave you with a final look at the ongoing memorial for former president george h. w. bush. the u.s. capitol rotunda area see you tomorrow morning.

the former manchester united players paul ince and darren fletcher are among the panel going over today'sinho tried to do it his way, but today manchester united said no wayjose, goodnight. and whilst the fa cup winners might be regulars, now they are here under new management ahead with high hopes that it will be a special one. for now paul is just a player. hello there it's been a wet windy day across the country today. tomorrow it's looking a bit quieter. we should have more sunshine around the wins but there will be blustery showers around the southern and western areas. with this band of rain eventually clearing the eastern areas, tonight leaves a dry y wind as well. a few showers packing into southern and western areas, where temperatures here hold out around five or 6 degrees closer to two to three celsius further north. starting wednesday off with cool, but there will be showers of the word go near the southwest. these become more widespread and heavier which brings bladder spells of rain. that's lighter spells of rain. a similar picture as he had to thursday and friday although w

the official campaigns reach a group called to believe it was led by a young fashion student i met darren grimes in the first week that i joined it was one of the one of the few outreach groups that was very focused on the liberal progressive message but some he says he later realised the official vote leave campaign and another purpose in mind for the young volunteers to circumvent the legally binding electoral commission spending that vote leave understood that they had a spending cap so they needed to find a way effectively to breach that spending cap sonny was told that vocally had found a way of getting the believe outreach group listen with campaign money but there were strings attached effectively vote leave advised us to create ourselves into a separate campaign group so that they could give us almost seven hundred thousand pounds to spend but they gave it on a condition they gave on a condition saying the only way that they can give it to us is if we give it to a i q which was a digital company working at. a i q well i got i.q. as it's sometimes known is a canadian based data bus

anthony: darren is that nick ayers said he was interested in taking it in an acting capacity by donald wanted someone to stick to his first term and that is what ayers turned it down. now you have someone taking it in an acting capacity with a vague idea of how long he irv going to be g their. the challenges having someone as chief of staff, you of a gatekeeper, juggling access to the president. this is a time when a lot of people including the democratic one guest wille democratic congress will be throwing bombs at the president and he will have to make the trains run on time to kesi the pnt relatively restrained. laura: you talk about having to make the trains run on time, but this president has been really tough his two chiefs of staff. anthony: exactly. and that is why we expected john kelly, a military man, would come in here -- although stories when he took the job, i general, there is someone who knows how to instill discipline. for a while it seemed like that was happening. some of the leaks killed off of it. his term hend of was neckdeep in the white house intrigue and there w

what a wonderful site. 0k, here's chris's weather with darren that. hello there, the main hazard is going to be fog. picking up near eastern england and the midlands. further west clouds are moving west, clear skies across eastern scotland in northeast england, and it's a lwa ys in northeast england, and it's always going to be colder than the eastern side of the uk. morning fog gci’oss eastern side of the uk. morning fog across some parts of england particularly. that will lift to the morning perhaps only at the low clouds so it will be a great day for most areas. but a scotland, but at least it smiled with temperatures perhaps 12 degrees is that —— at least it smiled. not nearly as much fog by can we of boxing day without instead there will be clouded. we make it sunshine arriving near southern counties and that also will bea southern counties and that also will be a right bit of rain in northwest scotland. hello this is bbc news, with lu kwesa burak. the headlines. rescue workers continue the search for survivors of the tsunami in indonesia. more t

but then 9-year-old darren sproles in for the 14-year or -- for the go-ahead touchdown. all he's happy about. 28-13. the warriors were watching the 49ers on the bus, demarcus cousins, kd, draymond green, jordan bell happened to be the only one awake apparently. and he shot the video. they were really -- that was a joke. >> they were asleep. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ connecting people... ...uniting the world. ♪♪ sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. we offer free expert help choosing the best plan for you. and all of our plans include free preventive care. financial help is available, so check for yourself to see what savings you qualify for. for health insurance starting january 1st, enroll by december 15th. because you never know when life... ...will change. get covered today. >>> "the late show with stephen colbert" is next. we will leave you with a final look at the ongoing memorial for former president george h. w. bush. the u.s. capitol rotunda area

among them, darren moore, who said he is sad to be losing hisjob but does have fond memories of his timeou'd get people turning up and going, is this the way to exeter? is this the way to scotland? because they've taken a wrong turning, and then you have to break the news that they're actually just about to enter wales. work is now underway to remove the barriers. the aim is to save drivers money and encourage more investment in the south wales economy, but it's predicted that scrapping the tolls will increase traffic on what's already a congested stretch of the motorway. sian lloyd, bbc news, on the m4. now with all the sport, here's lizzie greenwood hughes at the bbc sport centre. thanks, clive. good evening. all the rugby to come but we're starting with football and match of the day follows the news so if you want to wait for the results — you need to avert your attention now. manchester city are back on top of the premier league — for the next 2a hours at least. they beat everton 3—1 in the early kick—off. gabrieljesus scoring twice — to end his long goal drought. afterwards, the bra

darren sproles here in all his old age still doing work. he breaks loose for that 37-yard touchdown. that gave the eagles the lead. thanks to some magic from their quarterback deshaun watson including this bomb here to vincent smith. third and 11. just got a knee in. but in the end it was this field goal that was the difference. philly wins in the final seconds. >>> another big game in the big d. the cowboys looking to clinch the nfc east. dallas swept out to an early lead. up 14-3. that's jalen smith recovering a fumble by jameis winston and taking it right to the house. he's got some wheels there. the cowboys would capitalize on that. they took a 22-17 lead. that was enough for the boys to cement their spot in the playoffs. let's go out to the bay, where the bears, they were hunting for home field advantage in the nfc. a little dance there. the moment that has everyone talking, though, was a brawl after this late hit on mitch trubisky, the bears quarterback. the refs would eject three players after putting some people in time out. the bea

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among them is darren moore, who said he is said to be losing hisjob but does have fond memories of histoll booths. you'd get people turning up and going, is this the way to exeter? is this the way to scotland? because they've taken a wrong turning, and then you have to break the news that they're actually just about to enter wales. work is now under way to remove the barriers. the aim is to save drivers money and encourage more investment in the south wales economy, but it predicted that scrapping the tolls will increase traffic on what is already a congested stretch of the motorway. sian lloyd, bbc news, on the m4. it isa it is a bit ofa it is a bit of a journey between here and the sports centre, but i can assure you that mike bushell is at least toll—free! can assure you that mike bushell is at least toll-free! no extra charges with me! good afternoon. england's men are out of the hockey world cup, in india after being outclassed in their semi final in india. they were hoping to make their first final, since 1986, but belguim were far too strong and won 6—0. england will now play fo

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i suppose it does not help that one of his own mps has talked about the darren sammy handling of the of it. this is extremely important, the risks to loss of life. you have to make decisions about how you will stop this happening in the immediate future, but also in the long—term future. if you have called it this of course people will criticise you. when you read through his planning, gold command? yes, taking controlfrom the lodge. from safari? from the lodge of the safari while elephants are walking past. it is comical and hence the dad's army link. and in the mail on sunday, the same story, about seizing migrant boats in calais as a way of handling the crisis to intervene on the french side of the channel. the headline does not match what is said in the story. it is a tory mp, saying we are not advocating like edward iii in the 14th century, going back and we taking calais, she suggests working with a fresh to stop the boats being sold. there are proliferation around this area. she said stop being sold. they charge i think 5000 a pop to set them out. what can be home secretary do

darren sproles breaks loose on this 37-yard catch-and-run to give the eagles the lead.t the texans came. that is some magic there from quarterback deshaun watson. check out this bomb here from vincent smith. what a perfect catch-and-pass on third and 11. but in the end, the difference was that field goal there, 35 yards to win it. philly still alive. >>> another big game in big "d." the cowboys were looking to clinch the nfc east, and dallas leapt out to an early lead. they were up 14-3. that is jalen smith with that scoop there. look at that. he's got some wheels on the defensive side! that was a fumble jameis winston that made that happen. another turnover in the third. the cowboys would capitalize on it. 27-13 at that point. and that was enough. the boys cement their spot in the playoffs. >>> out to the bay now, where the chicago bears were out hunting for home field advantage in the nfc. they were feeling good a little early. and then their quarterback, mitch trubisky, he gets som wora little pushing and shoving. three people get ejected out of that. bears win, thou

other one darren jordan don't have the top stories here al jazeera high level talks . between turkey and russia are taking place in moscow to discuss the future of northern syria on friday the syrian government made it is good to claim it is taking control of man beach at the request of kurdish forces turkey sent hundreds of tanks to its border in response that follows it has drawn of u.s. forces in northern syria on the last more from gaza into. well this meeting is going to be decisive for anything that's happens from here on in turkey would be looking to see whether russia will give the offensive if those plans for managing the go ahead of course right now that his.