let's talk to the dop. thanks for joining us. he thought some part of the way this is panning out. >> will i think that the exit polls are correct. and the government will have a much bigger majority much bigger working majority. good for the country. it also presents certain challenges and especially given the fact that the agreement for getting this so and mentation to just to the northern island. in terms of the impact on our economy in the long constitutional impact however, we have only a year of negotiations for the future trading relationship. if that falls, challenges and things with the government, very difficult. >> sorry about that. we lost him. hang on a second. we just left you for a second. hang on. i can see you back again. apologies. will you carry on with the point you are making. thank you. a. >> over the next year, the government has to negotiate the future relationship with eeo you. so going to be many challenges. many things which i think for the supporters they're going to find it difficult to swallow. that

the state capital lansing the calf which hasn't been named yet shares an enclosure with its mother dop sea and the 2 are said to be bonding well now there are about $5000.00 black rhinos in the wild today the greatest threat they're facing is poaching for the illegal trade of their horns. and a reminder of the top stories we're following for you at least 12 people are confirmed dead after a plane crashed during takeoff in kazakhstan a flight operated by back air was tearing at least 98 passengers and crew members and was scheduled to fly from the southern city of el monte to the capital d'orsel tom dozens of survivors have been hospitalized with injuries. and in india the death toll has reached 25 in clashes between protesters and police hundreds of thousands of people continue to rally across the country against the citizenship law they say is unconstitutional and discriminates against muslims. you're watching news from berlin we'll have more news at the top of the hour coming up in just a minute documentary on the angel chronicles stay with us. it's all happening to children coming.

the state capital lansing or the calf which has yet to be changed shares an enclosure with its mother dop sea and the 2 are set to be bonding well there are about 5000 black rhinos in the wild today. so coming up in just a moment is our africa biz of date with kate ferguson also bring you the latest on a german airline facing streets in the upcoming days of my life or rock n roll and on behalf of all of us thank you for spending this part of it with us. it's interesting the famous naturalist and explorer. you seen the bridge of clicks on the from the books 250. morning before your discovery. expedition he believed. to be. nothing to the ship well i guess so.

have their own enter dopping rules what does that mean your us are they cannot. introduce the full called of barter so a lot of. are not covered by water right now they're discussing the russian cover law what does that mean in effect this runs counter to the i.o.c. charter there's a blow to independence of sports federations and its american cause there will look into it and not chaos including on this ports of in that are held elsewhere will there will they raise that issue does it does it fit the i.o.c. charter suzi olympic committee of the us can do whatever they can why don't we raise that issue so rather a lot of the issues that we can raise. is just one of many. and there are plenty of issues in everyone seems to be fixated and just this one this one that's where we think it's might be politic politicized thank you for these frank conversation that's not the last meeting that we're going to have thank you for the interest and just to follow the news cycle thank you. we've just been listening in to russia's sports minister giving comments on want us decisio

sanctions the dopping scandal surrounding russian athletes and britain's exit from the e.u. as are just a few of the topics we've been discussing with the russian economic development minister and an interview airing throughout the day here on r.t. but for now here's a quick taste. what we believe in that the problems with him you that it's facing sure in the very long term so we see more conflicts not only in treated here. but it can happen in many other areas what i would like to attract your attention to is the problem of the. extra sanctions coming from the united states and it's you know it big problem for the ward as a whole it's being named as a problem not only from outside but already from the european save my view is that the clean athletes should be able to be present on the global because it would be fair for them. just for you to see it in the chair relax and which is a very good story it's you know already it kind of you know serial which lasts forever as. deadly forest fires in southeast australia have been raging for almost 2 months now with firefighters faci

the world that these forgotten crises these situations as we just saw in the report of a refugee camp dop will have to change only with the commitment of the international community and when we. when we take a look at the funding of the kenyan program off the u.n.h.c.r. . just 2019 it says it is with 43 percent underfunded that means that you and h.c.r. cannot act in a proper way and we need to change that international community needs to change that and i think this global forum will be one means of of having more funding in the future do you think the international community will actually listen though because they have been a tourist the slow one coming up with commitments concrete actions. well i think it is important for certain countries such as germany also as well but also turkey ethiopia and costa rica kohl convening this global forum to step up and also to take into account which steps could be taken with the current money that is in the system for example we in germany need to take into account that in the coalition contract between our government coalition they have an earmark

, the most exciting part is it allows me to interact with other film—makers, first—time directors, dopst films are able to lead the charge of a new dawn of realistic indian cinema, due to the advent of many digital platforms that are adding short films to their catalogue. what is really exciting about, say, the last five years, is that it's being looked at as its own medium, so, as that trend is taking over, of course, instead of a feature film, a shot film is also being consumed as an independent content piece. it's going to create more market opportunities and it is going to force the industry to have a very democratic approach of infusing more people. the power is going to democratise with many more people thanjust a few film families, because it is going tojust expand and that is what is happening and that's what i'm excited about. that brings this a special india edition of talking movies to a close. we hope you've enjoyed the show. please remember, you can always reach us online and you can find us on facebook too. from me, tom brook, and the rest of the production crew, here in m

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could end like a lot of other deals with foreign adversaries where the united states ends up getting doppedin some ways, like the iran part, where we do our part and they don't do our part. >> i think the negotiations are really important, i think the president was right to put a halt to them back in september after that attack in kabul where u.s. soldier was killed. t noteworthy that last night we had a prisoner exchange where the government of afghanistan released a senior taliban member, younger brother of the head of the hall attended and reportedly involved in some of the negotiations which i think are a value ultimately what we need is intraafghan dialogue, that would be the key to reducing u.s. presence, we don't have that yet but there's nothing wrong with carrying negotiations, it's a long-pain process as you know. jillian: thanks for joining us, thanks. 19 minutes after the hour, the only air lion willing to charter deportation flights is charging double, how they are using your tax dollars to do it. rob: and jesus christ in a cage, the controversial nativity scene turning figures

dop and wells made their first court appearance and charged with two dozen felonies and home invasionslafayette and venetia. people were restrained and separated by armed mask invaders. they helped plan and kept a color-coded notebook. both men bail is set at 9 million apiece. police are searching for third suspect. >>> the 49ers brought smiles ahead of christmas. we explain how the team transformed the stadium for their hope for the holiday event. >> excitement on the faces of these kids. for some of them they've never been to this in santa clara. >> it's magical. >> i can only imagine for them. >> the 49ers transformed into niners land. 25 players were on hand to spread holiday cheer. each child walked away with early christmas gifts. a brand-new backpack. >> thank you. >> shoes and toys to not to mention a haircut. >> it's an opportunity for many kids to want to get a haircut this time of year. money is tight and this will save $15-$20. >> the boys and girls club of silicon valley and nine nonprofits are benefiting from the 49ers hope for the holiday event. many of the children say

. >> liberals are being asked of what happens in voters side with the dop? >> i have tremendous amount of faith in the american people, i would say look past the republican's obstruction and lies. >> that sets the stage for a nasty and partisan battle all impeachment on the house floor. but in the same week there is likely to be a lot a lot more bipartisan cooperation on government funding and the usmca trade deal with mexico and canada. bret? >> bret: thank you. conservatives in the united kingdom are celebrating their biggest win in decades but prime minister boris johnson once again promising he will finish the process of withdrawing from the rear european union at the end of next month. greg palkot has a story in london. >> anger in london as police closed a not all are upset with johnson's conservative party paid they gained a whopping 365 seat majority in the house of commo commons. the prime minister had a kinder and gentler message for the british public after a rancorous campaign and aftershocks. >> i urge everyone to find closure and to let the hea

kamala harrs dopped out this week.saw an interesting exchange e tween joe biden and a voter yesterday where den loked like he got pretty angry. how is the race shaped -- has the race shaped up at this poin given a number ofnd ates have now dropped out? >> well, in, meaamala harris, why not, first term african-american senator running for the presidency, barack obama did it. two major differences, barack obama was once-in-a-lcaetime politalent and, secondly, he was the only anti-war candidate in an anti-war party. everybody else had supported the iraq war. a lack of core convictions. she was for single payer health insurance until she was against it, an she got caught in the changing worries. i mean, a woman who had been a district attorney, an a.g., was a real plus, you knowkind of proving her toughness, but all party and in changing vals,atic the question became about prisoners' rights and so forth. so i think, you know, i think thpre-mortems on campaign in both politico and the "new york times" tanned "the washington

dop they have more plans to try to close that gap?porter: well, gigi, buzz at some point has to amount to something. after the last debate for klobuchar it amounted to dollar signs. she raised over $1 million in the hours after that debate performance, and that's something we've seen from her over the course of the last few debate performances. her getting enough high marks to earn herself an extra million or so dollars after each are those things she's putting right back into organizing on the ground in states like iowa and ticking up in polls slowly, but not high enough she's yet in double digits, but is high enough to be qualifying each round as the debate qualifying thresholds have gotten higher and higher. while she's trying to climb in the polls, other candidates are also taking their own approach to getting about even with her in some of these early poll os. especially in states so important like iowa. we talked about that and how it makes her feel. listen to what she told me. >> i think you've worked hard to keep your slow inc

prosecutors say wells in dop had a notebook that had detailre planning of the that we were ableo actually recover the guns and return them. >>j r stone kron 4 news. >>still ahead on the kron 4 morning news s a t scores may no longer be used focollege admittance in california is a lawsuit that noclaims that these tests discriminate against certain groups of people will explain. plus crews now clearing brush to prevent fires along highway 17 but that were could as a result back up traffic for moths. >>mean a warning he in washgton house democrats and president trump have finally states mexico, nada united the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collecon. to mateo, my favorite chair. grace, you get the beach house... just don't leave the lights on, okay? to craig, this rock. to jamie, well, let's just sa enjoy the ride. thredwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the prou the almonds to walter. the beaches to the bums. and the fog to, whelse, karl. al39illion of you,ngs to my heirs, on one condition. at you do everythings to preserve and prect them. withove, california. >>bought that'soing to wo

. >> he was like i'm out of here, dop t drop the mic. >> ice no see him more relateble in that way. >> the crowd was clapping, they love it. >> hope you enjoyed the holiday. >> i did, it was weird to come back. >> a couple more days. >> welcome to "cbs this mrning." we begin on the road because that is where many of you will be today. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." we begin on the road because that's where many of you will be today. it's expected to be one of the busiest travel days of the year. you can see there are already long lines at the columbus, ohio, airport. in other areas the weather is not helping. there is what christmas looked like -- look at that -- in frazier park, california, in the mountains north of l.a. it might get up to two feet of snow, and parts of interstate 5 have been closed. >> grapevine always dangerous. this shows snow and fog descending into the grand canyon. there are similar dangerous conditions in parts of texas and the upper midwest. cbs news meteorologist and climate specialist jeff berardelli is here. jeff, how long are we going to see this last

investigation after being told by australia, a trusted foreign ally, the trump adviser, george pap dop lois, had learned in 2016, the month of april, that russia had and was willing to release, quote, information during the campaign that would be damaging to candidate clinton, end quote. the ig report found that, quote, this information provided the information with a factual basis, that if true, quote, indicated activity constituting either a federal crime or a threat to national security or both may have occurred or may be occurring. the ig also found that when the fbi learned that in late july 2016, the bureau was aware of russian efforts to interfere in the 2016 elections, including russian hacking of democratic campaign computers, materials stolen by russia had been released online, including by wikileaks, and the u.s. intelligence community ache sse in august of 2016 that quote, russia was considering further intelligence operations to impact and disrupt elections, end quote. against this backdrop, the fbi was obligated to investigate possible ties to the trump campaign. accordin

investigation after being told by australia, a trusted foreign ally, the trump adviser, george pap dop lois, had learned in 2016, the month of april, that russia had and was willing to release, quote, information during the campaign that would be damaging to candidate clinton, end quote. the ig report found that, quote, this information provided the information with a factual basis, that if true, quote, indicated activity constituting either a federal crime or a threat to national security or both may have occurred or may be occurring. the ig also found that when the fbi learned that in late july 2016, the bureau was aware of russian efforts to interfere in the 2016 elections, including russian hacking of democratic campaign computers, materials stolen by russia had been released online, including by wikileaks, and the u.s. intelligence community ache sse in august of 2016 that quote, russia was considering further intelligence operations to impact and disrupt elections, end quote. against this backdrop, the fbi was obligated to investigate possible ties to the trump campaign. accordin

. >> i think there is definitely dop amine hit when you post something on instagram.or some people. maria: what's your phone, the 10 or 11? dagen: this is the 11. maria: that has a really good camera. why do i need to pay somebody else. you have the camera right there, whether it's the 10 or 11, it's a great camera. dagen: you need to have someone capture you in action. the bar is set higher and higher by people who are essentially professionals at this and companies like retailers, you apparel manufacturers, so you need someone following you and your partner around, catching you in action shots, right, and then air brushing them for you. it's the kardashian effect. maria: it's a totally different generation. i don't want anybody following me around when i'm on vacation. >> honestly, same. but my fiance is really good at taking photos so i don't have to worry about that. maria: there's a risk to saying to a stranger, please take our photo in front of -- >> absolutely. they'll cut your legs out, cut the backgrounds out. you can't trust that the average person has photo