eight guns was radical.e or bolster british morale by saying, "0uraircraft, ourfighters, our eight—gun fighters." it was double what had previously been used by the raf. but it was the bare minimum of what was needed to achieve success in the battle of britain. the gratitude of every home in our island, in our empire and indeed throughout the world, except in the abodes of the guilty, goes out to the british airmen, who undaunted by odds, unwearied in the constant challenge and mortal danger, are turning the tide of the world war by their prowess and by their devotion. never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so few. the battle of britain pilots flew mission after mission to defeat the german luftwaffe. their bravery and success made victory possible, but without the support of many others, the battle would not have been won. now, for the first time, we can add a 13—year—old schoolgirl from north london to that list. i think history should remember her as being one of the people wh

it all gets under way at eight o'clock and it's live on bbc one. andy, thank you so much. can stay with us thank you so much. you can stay with us for the rest of the sports bulletin. we're going to talk about that route. 0nly only then went on to break record to be the only player discourse twice in three minutes. bruno fernandez continued his rich vein. after 35 minutes, it was 4—0. leeds pulled one back before danjames scored fifth for united. fernandez got his sec. of the night from the penalty spot. escort dallas —— stuart dallas score this fantastic consolation goal. leeds, they play the same way whether they are a0 up or a0 down. —— 4—0. so, that's a challenge for us as well. you have to run until the whistle blows, and i think we're showing that physical capability we knew we were lacking at the start of the season, and now we are looking stronger. jo currie watched this game. with second spot at the table of christmas time up forgrabs, at the table of christmas time up for grabs, this had a hallmark of a festive thriller. the first a5 minutes didn't exactly delive

i think we have had probably eight guys have starts now., eight probably eight guys have starts now.portunity across the competition. it isa opportunity across the competition. it is a tournament we have seen from the outset we want to build some depth. we will continue to do so, and also we think that we can get a result. that was part of what i laid down to the other coaches when we selected the site. a site we believe can geta selected the site. a site we believe can get a result and also still build depth. elfyn evans‘ hopes of ending britain's 19—year wait for a world rally champion have suffered a huge setback. after he crashed out on stage ii of rally monza in italy. the welshman lost control of his toyota in the slippery conditions on the mountain stage and ended up off the road. his team mate sebastien 0gier will overtake him to win the title if he can finish at least third after tomorrow's final stage. max verstappen will be hoping he can claim pole for tomorrow's sakhir grand prix after topping the time sheets in final practice in bahrain. the red bull driver had to play s

you're looking at about eight minutes and westbound 80 to bay bridge eight minutes and standing in your way towards the san mateo bridge only 12 minutes. full traffic report coming up. >>> wall street looks set for a mostly mixed open this morning. stocks little changed on wednesday. investors tracking developments in washington on a possible stimulus bill. and, of course, big news in the vaccine front after the uk gave emergency approval to a shot from pfizer. the fda is expected to make a determination on that vaccine and one from moderna later on this month. >>> the latest report on jobless claims and the number of americans filing for unemployment. >>> u.p.s. imposed shipping limits to manage the surge this online season. the "wall street journal" told drivers to not pick up some packages on monday stretching delivery networks to their limit. it is a temporary measure which some drivers say they have not seen ever. a u.p.s. spokesman says the company will pick up packages from customers once more space becomes available. >>> 7/eleven is offering customers a new contactless way to pa

the temperatures again in the range of eight to ii temperatures again in the range of eight to 11 degreesou do see brightness for the first half of the weekend it won't last. things will cloud over for sunday, there weekend it won't last. things will cloud overfor sunday, there will weekend it won't last. things will cloud over for sunday, there will be heavy rain and brisk winds, but with those winds coming in from the south it will feel quite mild out there. a wedge of mild air working its way across the british isles, but as you can see some pretty heavy rain around on sunday with brisk winds as well. these are the average wind speeds. with the wind is coming up from the south it will be mild, 8 degrees for aberdeen, may be 13 in plymouth. sophie, back to you. thank you very much. that's all from the bbc news at six so it's goodbye from me and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. hello, and welcome to sportsday. i'mjohn watson. coming up — can youth triumph over experience as the women's us open gets under way? will there be an american first—time winner of the men

the deficit was down to just eight points.e tries scored including the french side easing to victory. not without a late bristol backlash. two more tries meant they secured a bonus point. bristol weren't the only english side to lose to the french opposition. sale's match ended in defeat as they we re sale's match ended in defeat as they were beaten by toulon. it put them into a 26—0 lead. sale showed fight with two tries of their own in the last last 15 minutes. but it was too little too late. bath's miserable run continues as they lost at home to scarlett. this try from kieran hardy and a late penalty ceiling eight 23—19 wind. ben spencer's effort was just short of the try line. eight european matches without a winfor line. eight european matches without a win for bath, run that stretches back nearly two years. let's take a quick look at some of the other headlines. england's matt fitzpatrick tapped in this birdie on the 18th to go joint top of the leader board at 11 under alongside patrick reed and laurie canter at the seas

it's about the eight years of the administration. when president bush is talking about his museum, he really did not want a museum about him. he wanted the museum about his administration and what the admin administration had done in eight years. so, what i'm about to take it to is what i think is a very fair and well-balanced presentation of the eight years of the bush administration. you going to see good things and some of the things that weren't so good. we'll talk about katrina and this museum. will also talk about the great things that this demonstration did during the eight years. so as we enter and, you see to the left ear, you can read the quote from his inaugural address but i want to focus your attention to the left on the capital letters, charge to keep. this is a motto almost throughout the bush admin administration and his time as president of the united states. it is hyma come from the methodist and that set in a frame on a table next to his desk in the oval office. but it was a charge to keep to the american people. a

and westbound 84 to 680 only eight minutes. we are hoping this friday light commute stays this way at least through the first half of our morning when things start to typically build right around the 5:30 hour. i'll have another look at your traffic report coming up in just a few minutes. kris? >>> all right. thank you, vianey. investigators are finally starting to catch up on that massive fraud at the state's ployment devopmeel agency. the unemployment office. still ahead on "today in the bay," the break that may be a warning sign for people who took advantage of the system. >>> plus, the growing number of employees coca-cola says it is now planning to lay off as it struggles amid the pandemic. ladies... check it out. so strong. so... not ripped. what're we talkin about... that's the hefty ultra strong bag hefty! hefty! hefty! (whispers) gimme. (confused) give me the bag? get hefty ultra strong at a low price sfx: dog bark ♪ a little taste of home is worth sharing. your happy place. find your breaking point. then break it. eve

that process is happening to the gang of eight. itshould continue until we get a solution . on the fcc. the senate will also vote on the nomination of nathan symington, a republican nominee to the fcc area normally these nominations to independent boards repair, one democrat, one republican to keep balance on the board but here in the waning days of a lame-duck presidency republican majority is rushing to approve a single republican nominee . a nominee himself that far from uncontroversial. mister simon's key qualification seems to be a support president trumps desire to change section 230 , a law that regulates speech. in fact it appears he severely misled senators on the commerce committee and he told them while working for a federal aid he played only an administrative role in his petition for the repeal of section 230. it turns out mister simonton of not only pushing the petition himself, he was actively lobbying fox news to support it for political reasons. i strongly urge my colleagues on both sides of the eye to reject mister simonton's nomination to the fcc. and fina

it is about the eight years of the administration. when president bush was talking about his museum, he really did not want a museum about him. he wanted a museum about his administration and what the administration had done in eight years. so what i'm about to take you through is what i think is a very fair and well balanced presentation of the eight years of the bush administration. you're going to see the good things. and you're going to see some of the things that weren't so good. we're going to talk about katrina in this museum but we're also going to talk about all the great things this administration did during the eight years. as we enter in, you see to the left here, now you can read the quote from his inaugural address but i want to focus your attention to the left on the capital letters there charged keep, this is a thematic, i would say almost a motto throughout the bush administration's time, president bush's time as president of the united states. it actually comes from a methodist hymn. that methodist hymn sat in a fram

scored eight tries — xavier mignot scoring a hat—trick.e against kubrat pulev at wembley arena last night, all the talk is now about unifying the division what could be the biggest all british fight to date. tyson fury holds the wbc belt, whilejoshua holds the ibf, wba and wbo belts. after his win over pulev, joshua spoke to the bbc‘s boxing correspondent mike costello its maturity now, i've been here many times before. i feel like this isn't someone i would have faced in my first ten fights, where they haven't got the will of the passion. pulev is fighting for his father, his country, the title. so i knew that it's another mountain i have to climb. i climbed a mountain in round three, i didn't get to the top but i didn't take him out, another mountain i have to climb, so i steadily climbed the next mountain until it was time to get to the top. and when i took him out, it was perfect. tyson fury has already said he is ready. has he? what did he say? it was along the lines of he will take you or three rounds. that's good to hear, at least i

on its own but eight number ones.s whole career. more than 50 of top 20 hits. so what a career, what a legend. this man was...i talked to some other black country artists who i'm working with right now and they all describe him as their north star. he is a person that we look up to. how easy it was it for him to break into country music which many people — rightly or wrongly — think of as a white genre? by the time that he got to country music, he had already broke, a bunch of barriers. he played baseball professionally in the 1930s when it was not a time when you saw many black people playing baseball. he played in the negro american league at the time. and then after that he made the jump to country music and one think that his record company used to do is they used to send his new singles to radio stations without a picture. they would send it without a picture do it to make sure that the radio programmers actually heard the music and did not judged the man by his face. sure enough a lot of them, when they found ou

and that included eight assault rifles. people were able to turn in their weapons, no questions asked for $100 to $200, they will be turned into raw materials for the artists to use. nearly 2,000 guns have been turned in since the program started in 2014. >>> and still to come some extra doses of the coronavirus vaccine are on their way to the bay area tonight. but they won't be available to you or me or even the front line workers. we will explain ahead at 6:30. >>> but first >> i'm john ramos of san francisco. the king tide brought you to the seat of the edge of san francisco. what will happen if the sea level rises. we'll have that story coming up. >>> and the 49ers are already short on key players. now covid-19 has benched a coach. details and highlights ahead in >>> new video to show you of a helicopter rescue in santa rosa. a mountain biker with the severe knee injury was rescued from the state park yesterday. the sonoma county sheriff's helicopter lowered an officer down into this heavily wooded terrain, hoisting the

and eight men on the programme.had to be announced, i think we were told five men and five women, whichjust means trying to invest and help those future out least will be much more difficult —— future out least will be much more difficult — — future future out least will be much more difficult —— future athletes. it's going to be challenging to support everyone for the next cycle. we don't expect to keep all the money we had. there was the pandemic and it's very difficult for everyone worldwide, but i think what's most upsetting is looking in comparison to other sports. we just sort of lost funding with some of them. it would be a lot less upsetting in our eyes. of those to benefit, badminton has seen an increase and wheelchair rugby has had its funding restored after it was cut completely following the rio games. new additions climbing, surfing and skateboarding, all of which feature at tokyo next year, have all received funding. for me, it's the right thing to do because we're at the early stages of olympic. we're

five, six, seven, eight!c and then you get four dancers — or more, if you want. i have three. i don't have a name for it yet but i've chosen indian music. it is based on contemporary and kathak. you need that... i need that passe. oh, wait, shouldn't we do this? we did a passe! yeah, yeah, we did it. this is the beginning. yeah. as well as the movements, joel is working out the soundtrack with his classmate ludmila. it's one of their last projects together before they leave college. it's a bit sad, because we've known each other for a long time and knowing that from next year, we're not going to have each other to come to talk to, so it's going to be very sad. as this chapter of their lives, the bonds formed during their halcyon days at college will stay with the students long after they have left. we are very close. we — i think we've grown more into, like, very good friends. when i first metjoel, it was so interesting to hear stories of, you know, where he'd came from. it is really quite amazing and inspiri

three to eight degrees above average. we will talk about it the rest of the week if there is any change. details as we look to the rest of the week coming up. let's check in for a look at traffic on this tuesday morning. >>> good morning. let's take a look at the roadways. if you are going toward the san mateo bridge. we are hearing of a few foggy spots. can't see that in the five shot here. traffic moving at the limit for the most part if you are out early this morning and the bay bridge not bad. so far, so good out of the east bay into san francisco. a couple of trouble spots. there's an accident through oakland. the on-ramp to northbound 880, rolled oar vehicle. some crews still on scene because of the injury accident. not affecting the mainline of 880. elsewhere if you are working along 238 around 14th street we have at least one lane blocked to an earlier trouble spot. we will look at the pass coming up in the next report. >>> 90% of california is under curfew in the bay area. that includes every county in purple. th

the headlines at eight.lks, with time running out to do a deal. we are going to see what happens in negotiations today and we will be looking forward to meeting our european colleagues later on this afternoon. croydon university hospital becomes one of the first to take delivery of the coronavirus vaccine in the uk — with the firstjabs set to be given on tuesday. obviously, i can't hold them in my hands because they are minus 70 degrees but you know they are here and we are amongst the first in the country to receive the vaccine and therefore the first in the world, i am so therefore the first in the world, i am so proud. overcrowding on its opening day forces nottingham's christmas market to close early.

it is about the eight years of the administration. when president bush was talking about is museum he did not want a museum about him. he wanted a museum about his administration and what the administration had done in eight years. what i am about to take you through is a very fair and well-balanced presentation of the eight years of the bush administration. you will see some of the things and some of the things that were not so good. we will talk about katrina, but we will also talk about the great things this administration did during the eight years. as we enter in, you see to the left, and you can read the quote from his inaugural address, but i want to focus your attention , on the capital letters, a charge to keep. this is a thematic, almost a model throughout the bush administration, president bush's time as president of the united states, and it comes from eight methodist hymn that set in a frame on a table next to his desk in the oval office. it is thematic. a charge to keep to the american people. go to the next slide, pleas

this is bbc news, the headlines at eight.reach a post—brexit agreement by tomorrow's deadline. four royal navy patrol ships are being put on standby, to help protect britain's fishing waters, in the event of a no—deal brexit. the uk, china and india are among the countries to make pledges to cut carbon emissions at a virtual climate summit. borisjohnson laid out his priorities in renewable energy. we are putting our foot to the accelerator in a carbon friendly way, with a ten point plan for a green industrial revolution. the us regulator authorises the pfizer biontech coronavirus vaccine — donald trump says it'll be rolled out immediately.

she was nearly five foot eight. a shapely figure. she had blue eyes and a startling complexion that she learned to shield from the virginia sun. she came from a quicker family which for her had not been a good fit. she was inclined for the giddies of the world, one quaker women wrote, and this is my favorite story. it quicker matron recall that during an effort to convince dolly of the seriousness of life the young girl first smiled and then afterward fell fast asleep. the 26-year-old dolly was recently without. her husband, john, had died in a yellow fever epidemic the year before medicine saw her. and so had her three month old baby. leaving her with-y son who was to. his name was peyton todd. madison, who was 40, three dolly is 20, six medicine is 43. i don't 20 to miss. that turned to erin bergh. this is one of the big things. even when you are not related in the 18th century. 18th century united states everyone you'd everybody. he turned to aaron burr, they went to president together, and they arranged a introduction. dolly was

we practice them on apollo eight and nine and ten. marshall, where miss johnson was practice engine testing, we rehearsed, rehearsed, rehearsed for five years. they did not get to practice lift off off the moon. they did not get to practice landing on the moon. they had to do it perfectly the first time. and that is the miracle of apollo 11. >> that is a good point. joann, i am also really curious, you said being in the firing room changed when your boss advocated for you to go in, and it changed how people treated you. but i am curious, did it change how you felt about yourself and your role? or was it purely how people changed? i am wondering how that changed? >> possibly it did. i have the tenacity of a pitbull dog. i wasn't going anywhere. so they were sort of stuck with me. but i felt more accepted and more confident in myself that i really was accepted, because the doctor was sitting up on the top row and the chief engineer, and all these important people, and i was good enough to be in the room with them. and so, that built a l

. >> eight months into the pandemic, the science and data from european schools indicates it is safe to reopen with precautions. >> the science says kids under 12 are particularly protected in general from both getting and transmitting covid. >> in a statement the san francisco school district said they are assessing school sites for ventilation working with unions. "we have set a target date of january 25 2021 for the first wave of schools to reopen for in person learning.">> we know about the handwashing and wearing face masks, social distancing, what else needs to be done to get the schools opened again?>> well dr. peter chan hung says ventilation is key. that's why districts like san francisco unified are reassessing exactly how air flows through these buildings and help perhaps the virus might flow through the building before they can get students back into the classroom.>>> can't always live in santa clara county where the number of icu beds caught our attention. this could get serious pretty quickly.>> reporter: we got an update from valley med and they say the number of hospi

the merchants association said in the eight block stretch only 45 stores are open out of 200. >> this is the worst in my lifetime i've seen. >> far east, the 100 year restaurant this serves as a gathering spot is the latest casualty. the owner said take out alone is not enough. >> we keep losing money. then all our shareholder we have a few meeting and we decide we will close down the end of this month. >> chinatown is hard hit. >> racism against the chinese blaming them for the coronavirus hurt businesses. he introduced legislation to provide 1.9 million in relief to restaurants, peakris and cafes. it would pay businesses to prepare meals for older adults and low-income families. >> this is not the silver bullet. this is designed to have folks hang on until we recover. >> at imperial palace the rechief program may keep the restaurant open. a holiday season with no social gatherings means no income. >> we're hanging by a thread. with the thread broken we could be the next far east. >> as for far east it will serve the last meal december 31. but hope the legislation will reverse the de

. >> people from 70 80, nine eight 77 when he took the oath. what were his views at the time about expanding or restricting the power of the office that he was tapping into? >> george washington had already established the idea that civilians should be in control, that we needed to exercise restraint. on the other hand he knew that this government needed to succeed, and he knew that certain powers needed to exist so that there would be what he called anarchy and confusion. he knew that he wanted the ability to have one foreign policy that would be in his office. he knew that he wanted to have one military voice in the country, that would be in his office. and he knew that the government would have to be able to collect taxes. things like, that can be done. yeah when you get to represent the nation. the president is really the people's office in an interesting way. it's the only office of course which represents everybody in the legislative branch, of course, the house of representatives, people represent their districts. in the senate they repr

at this field hospital since it opened eight months ago.d hospital and it's about 80% full. staff here say that in the quieter months, september, 0ctober, they were used to seeing ten or 12 people being admitted a day. that number fell to around two at the weekends. november was busy and in the past week alone they are seeing at least 25 people being admitted here every single day. but on the streets of brazil it feels like life is returning to normal and has done for several months now. yes, there are measures in place, alcohol gel, masks, and efforts at distancing. but, say experts, people are dropping their guard. this doctor works in one of sao paolo's top hospitals. he says this is no second wave, this is just he says this is no second wave, this isjust a continuation he says this is no second wave, this is just a continuation of the first. translation: the big difference with europe, i think, translation: the big difference with europe, ithink, is translation: the big difference with europe, i think, is one of social economics. take s

england's matthew fitzpatrick is the closest challenger on eight under at the halfway mark.art day two of the final major of the year, the delayed us women's open in houston, in the lead — thanks in no small part to this. a hole in one at the 16th. she's four under par, a shot clear of the field, with britain's charley hull two off the pace. that's all the sport for now but there's more on the bbc sport website, including live text commentary on second practice ahead of the abu dhabi grand prix. good afternoon. the head of the european commission, ursula von der leyen, has said the bloc will decide on sunday if there are the conditions for a post—brexit trade deal. she insisted the eu's priority was to protect the single market — but the uk would also have sovereignty to make its own decisions. speaking on a visit to blyth in northumberland the prime minister said he is not hopeful of a deal. we are always hopeful. negotiations are continuing. 0ur teams are still out there in brussels. if this was a big change in what they are seeing, iam yet big change in what they are seei

i think, as i told you, the day before eight december, people wa nted day before eight december, peopled to watch football. i saw in england, the people going into the stadium — they are enjoying it, like, wow, after this pandemic, football is football. it's a part of life for many people across the world. so for something to happen, this kind of thing — not only for the referee but also the people in the referee but also the people in the stadium, they will be like," wow, i want to keep with the football." it gives me some peace to sleep because if we are asked to play tomorrow, i need to prepare. so it's not easy. quick run through some of today's other football lines, and england and manchester city defender lucy bronze is one of three nominees for the fifa best women's player of the year award. chelsea's emma hayes has been nominated for the best women's coach. meanwhile, jurgen klopp has made the shortlist for the coach of the year award having guided liverpool to their first league title in 30 years, while alisson is up for the goalkeeper award. jose mourinho has been named premie

as of today, gatherings indoors and outdoors are no longer permitted between eight p m am.nable excuses for being out and around in those hours, whether you are a key worker, have caring responsibilities or are in the case of emergency. you cannot meet your friends outdoors for any exercise. that is limited to your household members only. as for the essential retail, it is allowed to be opened during this six weeks of lockdown, but this first week they will have to close at eight o'clock. the nonessential retail is shut now for six weeks, and can no longer offer at the click and collect service. no elite sporting activity this week. when it resumes on the 2nd of january, that will be without spectators. schools are expected to reopen as normal after the christmas break for face—to—face learning, but some primary your groups will move to remote learning from the 25th of january. all of these restrictions will be reviewed after four weeks. in ourlast will be reviewed after four weeks. in our last update, we had more than 800 confirmed cases. that was on christmas eve. we are

by the time we get to eight are 9:00 tomorrow morning the last of them turn off.omorrow afternoon you will get sunshine for the second half of saturday. here is what we will get for the second half a friday. we pick up a half inch of rain for the higher totals in the northbay. look how the numbers fade as you go south. by the time you get into contra costa county it's a 10th of an inch of rain. we watch the rainfall down here. ab 300s of an inch of rain. there's the donut hall where the rain manages to fall. it will be windy. as the main band of rain comes through this afternoon we will see the gust pick up a bit. perhaps 25 or 30 mile per hour gusts in the evening the wind will die back down. here comes the next storm. let's put in the futurecast and bring that forward. this is set for sunday. the second half of the day on sunday. better rainfall totals than this one. closer to a half inch. we will stay on top of that one. we will get a foot of snow in the sierra. watch what happens when we add in the sunday storm to that. we end up with a foot and a half. we hav

for eight months, we've been trying. have i been pushing for month until the pandemic ends, and that's still not enough. we've been trying for that. then we tried for the $2,000 just as a survival payment, like they narrowed it down to $600. now this man comes back and tells his republicans go for $2,000. so i'm not surprised, but i think what is so tragic is that people need this help, and he is playing with people's lives. >> you know, the timing of this is very interesting as well. this almost seems like a last-minute effort. is there something larger, maybe a political move here? i can sense a little bit of frustration with the back and forth over the course of these past few months for you. >> what could be the political move? i mean, his republicans don't even want to do this. mcconnell, who knows where he is on the $2,000 a month. they would not negotiate this eight months ago. so i don't understand if donald trump is trying to play into maybe the georgia races to show that he is the one. but remember, eight month

eight to ten days.layed by eight to ten days. those parcels were sent with first class royal mail. and obviously, the volume of mail overall has been building since then. have you been in touch with royal mail to ask about deliveries or have they given you any reassu ra nces or have they given you any reassurances that your parcels will get to their destinations?” reassurances that your parcels will get to their destinations? i spoke to my local post office lady, because i have a good connection with them. she was explaining that this year, it is an unprecedented amount of parcels they are dealing with. i understand, there is no problem. i didn't contact the post office directly because when you go to their website, they are talking about the pandemic and delays and things like that. i thought hopefully by the end of november, december will be better. you are a small business. tell us a bit about it and what your customers have been saying and what impact this might be having? i produce chocolate. i do

raw eight will be traveling to wells today with bearing our weather permitting eight of them will be staying athe school. and maybe five or six fact my house between my house and broke the kiss. so that's the update i have. i was sighing june fifth. the weather permits they will be travelling through wealth a waiting for the weather to come down to come today i need okay it all depends on the weather here or whether they're gonna come here or not. weather is always a thing for dying meet. so if it's gna be delayed it's gonna be delayed. nothing really works on schedule. sometimes i need is really hard to live in. they're always remind us when the ice starts to recede in may. you could fall through. i lost my daughter my youngest she went to the ice may twenty ontwo thousand fe. she was six ars old. just five minutes before she was with me and sure spelling there and god. just five minut five foster. took me awhile to heal from that. and when i was going to that process lot of have to do with subsistence be it with food or you're showing skins or you're making park or something. here

and at half past eight, just after half past eight, i will be speaking toa half past eight, i will beat he thinks about the fact now they are going to trial this extra substitute, or substitutions, if they are going to trial this extra substitute, orsubstitutions, ifa player gets injured on the pitch. also, the aftermath of that head injury. he was out for a long time. yes, absolutely. mike, thank you. here's carol with a look at this morning's weather. it is looking mixed. good morning. we have got low pressure in charge quite a bit but today it is going to be quieter than it was yesterday. it would be quite bright and breezy with a fair bit of sunshine until later on. we are between two weather systems. we have got a little bump in the size of ours. a slight ridge. that is what it will be settled until this weather front comes along later. a lot of dry weather. a fair bit of sunshine. yes, there are some showers, most of them in the west. a few in the south as well. later the cloud thickens towards the west, heralding the arrival of that weather front coming our way, introducing sho

mark january eight for the first day ofjabs there. mark lobel there. russian secret service has described as a provocation and a fake, a taped phone call in which the opposition leader, alexei navalny, tricks an fsb agent into disclosing details about his poisoning in siberia earlier this year. the agent reveals that the toxin was planted in a pair of underpants. he also acknowledges that swift action by mr navalny‘s pilot and emergency services may have foiled the operation and saved his life. the european union is calling on bosnia to find alternative accommodation for more than 3,000 migrants, facing eviction from a refugee camp near bihac. the international 0rganisation for migration has said it may have to close the lipa centre because authorities haven't provided water and electricity. there is some hope that local officials will now be persuaded to rehouse people from the camp. the department ofjustice in the us has charged a man with making the bomb that blew up pan am flight 103 above the scottish town of lockerbie in 1989. it killed 270 peopl

frankie and i have been married for 51 years and blessed with three children and eight grandchildren. i am who i am because frankie is my wife and we are parents to david, ashley, and wesley, papa pat to lorraina, patrick, siaka, lily, charlie, charlie bear, myles, oliver, and graham, my family is my crowning. -- crowning achievement. senator frank was a great mentor. he said there are no self-made men or women in public office, it is your friends and family who make you what you are. he taught me a great lesson. your true friends stand behind you when taking the bows and beside you when taking the boos. i worked for 12 years for the newly elected congress from the big district as chief of staff. keith sabelius was a wonderful man he was on the interior committee and had improvements and restoration of our national parks. upon keith's retirement, a group encouraged me to run. thought about it, talked to frankie. frankie simply stayed, well, this is what you always wanted to do. let's do it. so for nine months with no paycheck or health insurance and limited savings with three young ch

and that was eight months ago. the last eight months have been different. they've been barren.e industry decimated. i've been on the phone to, from actors to producers to lighting designers, who simply cannot pay their mortgage, erm, people worrying about their families. so this is your first time back in a rehearsalfor nine months. what's it like? eerily familiar to hear young performers, seasoned professionals, just singing together for the first time. it really did feel a bit like coming home. # time for parties and celebrations # people dancing all night long...# and these stars are now using their talents to create a christmas concert for every care home across the country. # time for singing christmas songs.# this is particularly close to my heart because we lost my nan this year. she was in a care home and obviously towards the end we weren't able to go and see her. # rudolph the red—nosed reindeer # had a very shiny nose...# i've seen what impact music can have on people living in homes with alzheimer's and dementia. # chestnuts roasting on an open fire...# and where be

eight months of nonstop crisis will do that to a country. everyone could use a break. like we are getting a break anytime soon because there's a new crisis on theak horizon. we learned about it today. it's a bad one we are said to tell you. this is a threat that imperils the very existence of our nation. it's not a mutated form of the coronavirus newly arrived from asia, it's not an exotic new painkiller that willtl

most studies take two years, this took eight. in fairness, you have to consider that there were actually four, they were looking at four different properties in four different states. you say, for? sure, lost almost, oak ridge, hampered, but at the last moment, the senator from ohio, senator dewine, said you have to add dayton, ohio. dayton ohio was in the mix. he did that as an initiator. i could not have done it without it, but by the time the study was going on, there was not enough original properties to warrant and inclusion as part of this park. during this time, john jar this, pictured here, was the pacific west regional director. that meant he was in san francisco and had just diction over hampered. rumors were, when i went there to see how things were going, he was very nervous about this, about having national park service employees exposed to radioactivity. in a structure that was used to produce plutonium. they were also more concerned that the park service would be the owner of these properties and liable for any new

we're already estimating eight to 11 million people in an area of 9,000 km2. they were using very sustainable practices so that they could do this for 2,000 years. and so, you started excavating... ..in holmul in 2000. that was our first season, yeah. it was very adventurous. we worked for two weeks, and then it started raining. we didn't have any cars and the roads were all flooded, so we got on out on horses. the city of holmul dates back to 800 bc. it was abandoned 1,700 years later. one of its mysteries that estrada belli has been trying to solve — its empty tomb. i think i know why they abandoned it, because the date of the building matches with a guy who's supposed to be from here, being sacrificed at tikal, in the year 748. 0k... and after that, pretty much all monumental construction stopped here. so, tell me what that would have meant. so, tikal was defeating its archenemy, the snake kingdom, and they already defeated the actual snake kings and now they were going after its former allies. this is historical archaeology. we don't just talk about proces

we only have eight days to go. business is a voice that they want clarity.ays enough time for them to reach through this document, figure out what it means for them? is this giving them enough time to prepare for what will happen from january one? well, we've had in recent months business at same time and time again, "we do not know what we are preparing for and we do not have time to do it." you may remember and exchange a couple of months ago which happened on one of the select committees in parliament, where we had one business minister basically saying that businesses have got their heads stuck in the sand and are not doing enough. 0ne came back and said, we have got our head stuck in the sand because we are more likely to get answers there than we are talking to government. and there's been that frustration. when there's been that frustration. when there isjust over a week to go and you haven't learned what to prepare for in terms of charges, how to label things, a week is not a long time when you have got these other bumps. christmas, let's not forget

moments later, at least eight fsb security officers burst into the room.ed russia six times in all, and often posted pictures on social media. it was one of his russian friends who claimed he'd asked for secret data on behalf of us military intelligence. that man works for the fsb, so we are obscuring his identity. the trial itself was closed, top secret. but we were there when paul whelan was sentenced to 16 years. so was the us ambassador, who has since driven eight hours to visit him in prison. there is nothing more that i would rather do than give him a hug and wish him a happy new year and send him home. ambassador sullivan has now confirmed to me that talks for a political deal are under way with the russian government. i have no higher priority in what's left of the trump administration than to advocate for paul and to do all we possibly can to get him released. but we haven't been able to come to terms that would be reasonable for any us administration. so this man's fate is entangled in the dire state of relations between moscow and the west. in r

taking part in leading eight farm bill's in the house and senate, i have improved many lives and i have been mindful of what farm families have done for our nation. i was fortunate that my first committee assignments were to serve on the armed services committee as well as agriculture. chairmanas the senior who as the country song goes, never even called me by my name. i was recognized as quote, the senator who had the good sense to marry a fine, beautiful south carolina girl. my role on the committee was simple. it was to collect the small change left by the air force to enable the marine corps to be our nation's fours and readiness. i also had the privilege of being the senate intelligence committee for four years during the iraq war and led the investigation that exposed a worldwide intelligence failure. it resulted in a blueprint for the 9/11 commission and a better intelligence committee that did keep our country safer. as chairman of the brand-new emerging threats subcommittee within the armed forces committee, i traveled to cities within what remained the former soviet union. one

eight point game after the two-point conversion but that would be it. george kittle, jimmy garoppolo can only watch from the stands. niners lose 23-15. they're now 5-8 overall, ending those playoff hopes. >> extremely disappointing, you know, and the way our defense is playing versus that offense, you know, you have a very good chance to win as long as you just don't turn the ball over. for us, turning the ball over three times, them getting 17 points off it, was borderline the backbreaker. >> as the offense, we didn't make routine plays. they kept us on the field. once you're not making routine plays, you're behind the sticks and it creates unfortunate situations. it's playing smart football and executing at a high level and that's what i didn't and we didn't do today. >> it could be a very memorable week for stanford head coach tara vand veer. she could break the record tuesday at pacific there in stockton. first things first. the number one cardinal against the bears. all stanford right from the jump. cardinals scoring the first 14 points. lexi hall