intenta con frankie de jong.ar lo mejor ya es aguantar y si no la pierdo y perjudica mi equipo en demasÍa. >>> y cuando dio. >>> y yo creo que el 10 es un poco exagerado, pero la falta agarran el cronÓmetro. a los 9 minutos. >>> la falta que hace. >>> muy bien entramos a jugar los Últimos 15 minutos buscando el rival de croacia en la sme final de la copa fifa. a mover las seleccionar jen tina. que va a hacer un cambio mÁs. autor del primer gol. corriÓ mucho, hombre por hombre. y se va cojeando un poquito. con el 4. enzo... enzo fernÁndez. para montiel. pide messi. rebota y pasa messi. le va a quedar a enzo va al piso. >>> falta. cuÁndo, ¿cuÁl?. >>> la de messi. ya tuvo ventaja de juego a la argentina. >>> no deja reanudar rÁpido. todo suyo. no digo nada. tenemos... a ver. >>> la verdad que no se entiende, dejar tanto tiempo para cobrar una falta y volver atrÁs. y acÁ lo hace en el lugar messi. lo que pasa que de pÍcaro le seÑala la lÍnea en otro lado para decir que sacÓ de un lugar inadecuado. si la pelota coloca

so frankie launched an experiment to see how long 100 bucks might last him. and he's sharing his story with us. day 27 on scene how long $100 can last me and new york city for nearly a month has been living off the same $100. but why? i think i'm just a bit of an idiot. well to be honest, it's justin. i'm running out of money. it's not like in a go fund me way a string of bad financial decisions as well as what got me to 100. i had 100 and $39 left him, i think account and then i wasn't getting paid until, like, two weeks. so i thought i was like, alright, let me just spend $100 a week, the 27 year old comedian documenting his journey on tiktok where he's proving you can stretch 100 bucks even further than that initial goal of one week. coffee honestly, maybe an espresso. it wasn't too bad for breakfast. i had a cupcake that sean brought me yesterday. the coffee honestly, really looks not great. is that but i don't know. maybe i'm wrong. you're gonna you're gonna try it. well i think the grossest thing you know, i want to say the oatmeal, but the oatmeal is n

and franky certainly has been dreaming, big. this is huge. what's up here, then? a deep—pocketed german investor, he's taken his business to new heights. he's got workers behind desks and lab counters, workshops, and even a factory floor — grand halls for grand ideas. we plan to build 1,000 machines a year. i'm here to see his latest inovation, thejetracer. check this out! sadly, i'm not legally permitted to fly this thing due to french regulation. and let's definitely not mention the fact that i'm dangerously close to the maximum weight limit of 110kg. so, it's over to franky to show us how it's done. enjoy the flight. rock music plays. with ten rocket fuel—powered jet engines, this so—called flying race car can theoretically reach a top speed of 260km/h and is arguably more user—friendly than its hoverboard predecessor. the flyboarder, you need to be fit — like maybe ten times more than a water flyboard. with this one, just sitting — it's like a flying carpet. which is great because not all of us have abs of steel and the agility of a cat. personal mobility for

por esta infracciÓn sobre franki de jong.fÍcil por el cansancio ya no te dan las piernas. timber. vie fe a presionarlo tagliafico. otamendi al medio para nahuel molina. y el toque al medio para que otamendi la saque con martÍnez. paredes >>> molina la deja adentro. otamendi, paÍses bajos estÁn contentos de ir a penales. >>> mcallister. la pisa, otamendi, paredes, enzo fernÁndez. pezzela termina en el arquero messi de punta al lado de lautaro martÍnez si se pregunta donde estÁ el 10. acÁ viene enzo fernÁndez, falta sobre el. >>> aprovechar a lautaro que estÁ fresco, entrÓ de cambia, si tirÁndole balones con la velocidad que tiene le puede hacer daÑo argentina. >>> otamendi para pezzela. levanta. y un corto para enzo fernÁndez. y defienden 3. y de yong. tan altos de la selecciÓn de paÍses bajos. cabeceadores con buenos limitantes. lisandro martÍnez, de jong. enganchan todos. lautaro. >>> lisandro martÍnez. lo bueno para argentina, acusÓ el impacto, pero se volviÓ a meter en el partido. >>> meter el gol. lo tenÍa ganado y a part

so it's over to franky to show us how it's done. enjoy the flight.rocket fuel—powered jet engines, this so—called flying race car can theoretically reach a top speed of 260km/h, and is arguably more user friendly than its hoverboard predecessor. the fly board there, you need to be fit, like maybe ten times more than a water fly board. with this one, ijust sit in. it's like a flying carpet. which is great, because not all of us have abs of steel and the agility of a cat. mobility, for me, doesn't mean like you have to go somewhere and you will take a flying taxi. the way i imagine the mobility is you have your own flying machine in your little garden, and then you can take it every saturday or sunday, or at night, and you can go and visit yourfriends and land directly in this garden. mind the geraniums. that is absolutely bananas. clearly, this is forfun. a maximum of 15 minutes�* worth, in fact, and obviously not a replacement for the family station wagon. but franky sees a market for flying experiences and is building full—scale training tools in pr

and franky certainly has been dreaming, big. this is huge. what's up here, then?eted german investor, he's taken his business to new heights. we are bridging all of these building in ourflying zone, so we develop projects, we just open the gates and we fly. he's got workers behind desks and lab counters, workshops, and even a factory floor — grand halls for grand ideas. we plan to build 1,000 machines a year. i'm here to see his latest emission, thejetracer. i'm here to see his latest innovation, thejetracer. check this out! sadly, i'm not legally permitted to fly this thing due to french regulation. and let's definitely not mention the fact that i'm dangerously close to the maximum weight limit of iiokg. so, it's over to franky to show us how it's done. enjoy the flight. rock music plays. with ten rocket fuel—powered jet engines, this so—called flying race car can theoretically reach a top speed of 260km/h and is arguably more user—friendly than its hoverboa rd predecessor. the flyboarder, you need to be fit — like maybe ten times more than a water flyboard. with

and franky certainly has been dreaming big. this is huge. what is up here then?to a german investor he has taken his business to new heights. we are bridging all of these building in a flying zone so we do a lot of projects, we just open the gates and fly out. he has got workers behind desks and lab counters, workshops and even a factory floor. grand halls for a grand ideas. we are prepared to cut emissions. here is his latest innovation, thejet racer. check this out? sadly, iam not legally permitted to fly this thing due to french regulations. let's definitely comment on the fact i'm dangerously close to the maximum weight limit. so it's over to franky to show us how it is done. enjoy the flight. rock music plays. with ten rocket fuelled jet engines, the so—called flying race car can theoretically reach a top speed of 260 kilometres per hour and is arguably more user—friendly than its hoverboard predecessor. you need to be fit, ten times more than a waterflow board with this one, it's like a flying carpet. which is great because not all of us have abs of steel a

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so it's over to franky to show us how it's done. enjoy the flight. more userfriendly than its hoverboard predecessor. the fly board there, you need to be fit, like, maybe ten times more than a water fly board. with this one, ijust sit in. it's like a flying carpet. which is great, because not all of us have abs of steel and the agility of a cat. mobility, for me, doesn't mean like you have to go somewhere and you will take a flying taxi. the way i imagine the mobility is you have your own flying machine in your little garden, and then you can take it every saturday or sunday, or at night, and you can go and visit your friends and land directly in this garden. mind the geraniums. that is absolutely bananas. clearly, this is forfun. a maximum of 15 minutes' worth, in fact, and obviously not a replacement for the family station wagon. but franky sees a market for flying experiences and is building full—scale training tools in preparation. so here is our simulator. what is this?! it's your time. hey — it's my time to get into the hot seat. steady... oh,

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his mom says frankie just wanted to sit with family. what, his performance here was perfect. >>> when we return, an on-point performance by a barrier-breaking ballerina in a christmas classic. ♪ >>> we trsured christmas tradition, "the nutcracker." this one by the san francisco ballet. that company was first to debut the famous performance in the united states in 1944. and this year another san francisco first, the debut of the company's first black principal ballerina. in tonight's "weekend journal," elizabeth koch of sister station kpix shares her story. >> nakisha fogo has been waiting for this moment all year. >> it's special because i have a little mantra that i say before. >> reporter: it's opening night of "the nutcracker," and nakisha is the sugar plum fairy. >> as soon as you step on stage, it's a really nice feeling. >> reporter: but before the curtain opens, her preparation begins here at her apartment. and for a moment she looks like any other 20-something living in san francisco. only nakisha makes her breakfast next to her

i'm frankie mccamley and these are the latest headlines... the us braces for its coldest christmas in four decades as a major storm sweeps across the country with temperatures plummeting to minus 45 degrees celsius in some places. at least 1,500 flights have already been cancelled with more expected to follow. misery awaits passengers arriving at britain's busiest airports — with warnings of delays at passport control as border force officials begin an eight day strike over pay and pensions. soldiers and civil servant volunteers have been trained to conduct checks to try to minimise disruption. arrests continue in afghanistan as protests persist against the new ban by the taliban on women and girls attending universities. you are watching bbc news. now on bbc news, it's time for review 2022. the death of her majesty the queen and accession of king charles created headlines around the world in september. just three months earlier the royal family had marked queen elizabeth's platinum jubilee. daniella relph reports on a year of upheaval and tr

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frankie, by the way is joining us. why did you do this?d to do this. >> so how much money do you have left right now? >> i have $4.33 left. >> what are you going to do that money? how long is that going to last? >> maybe two more days. >> and what are you going to spend it on? >> probably pizza. and dumplings. >> you are going to get pizza and dumplings for $4.33 in new york city? if you can find a place to get both of those things, share with us please. how do you do that? >> well here you go. $1 slice in china town has ten dumplings for $3. >> there you go. and then what we do when you run out of money? do you have any money left or are you not making money off this kind of viral moment that you're having? >> yeah, i am making money. i working catering so i work like six days since then surrogate hundred bucks. then i sold t-shirts, and a lot of people in new york in the united states about them. >> how did she should've you sold? >> like 22. >> wow, good for you. here's another thing. you are coming to me from what, your phone? >> yeah,

i'm frankie mccamley and these are the latest headlines... the us braces for its coldest christmas in four decades as a major storm sweeps across the country with temperatures plummeting to —45 degrees celsius in some places. misery awaits passengers arriving at britain's busiest airports, with warnings of delays at passport control as border force officials begin an eight—day strike over pay and pensions. soldiers and civil servant volunteers have been trained to conduct checks to try to minimise disruption. arrests continue in afghanistan as protests persist against the new ban by the taliban on women and girls attending universities. tuesday's late—night announcement has triggered international outrage. police in pakistan say at least two people, including a police officer, have been killed in a suicide blast in the capital islamabad. and now on bbc news — it's hardtalk. there will be a lot of blood in the land and it will be a lot of refugees. we expected that it's gonna be a pretty, well, long timely operation, and it absolutely goes as

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hello, this is bbc news with frankie mccamley. the headlines...l it be messi's moment, or another marker for mbappe, as argentina take on reigning champions france in the world cup final? the iranian film actress taraneh alidoosti is arrested as anti—government protests continue in iran for a fourth month. ministers in the uk have confirmed that 1,200 members of the armed forces and 1,000 civil servants will be drafted in to cover striking ambulance and border force staff over christmas. now on bbc news, click. this week... computer, draw me a picture of a lizard drinking coffee. nice! yes! we're looking at the light and dark side of ai art. oh, dear. oh, that is peculiar. laughs. zoe's finding out why everyone's talking to a new ai chatbot. "are you alive?" please say yes, just please say yes! alister gets his ultrasound on. and lara's getting ideas above her station. impressive display albeit a little intimidating to see myself that size! do you like a bit of art? i do like a bit of art. any idea what is art, and what isn't? that's a big questio

i'm frankie mccamley and these are the latest headlines... the us braces for its coldest christmas in four decades as a major storm sweeps across the country, with temperatures plummeting to minus 45 degrees celsius in some places. misery awaits passengers arriving at britain's busiest airports — with warnings of delays at passport control as border force officials begin an eight day strike over pay and pensions. arrests continue in afghanistan as protests persist against the new ban by the taliban on women and girls attending universities. and...displaced ukrainians in the uk describe how they'll mark their first christmas away from loved ones as the war continues in their home country. hello and welcome to bbc news. a fierce arctic winter storm has triggered emergency alerts across parts of the united states and forced the cancellation of more than 2000 flights. forecasters say the cold snap could bring the coldest christmas in decades. presidentjoe biden has encouraged everyone to heed warnings and bring forward christmas travel plans wher

i'm frankie mccamley and these are the latest headlines...four decades as a major storm sweeps across the country with temperatures plummeting to —45 degrees celsius in some places. misery awaits passengers arriving at britain's busiest airports, with warnings of delays at passport control as border force officials begin an eight—day strike over pay and pensions. soldiers and civil servant volunteers have been trained to conduct checks to try to minimize disruption. arrests continue in afghanistan as protests persist against the new ban by the taliban on women and girls attending universities. tuesday's late—night announcement has triggered international outrage.

i'm frankie mccamley, and these are the latest headlines. the us braces for its coldest christmas in four decades as a major storm sweeps across the country with temperatures plummeting to minus 45 degrees celsius in some places. misery awaits passengers arriving at britain's busiest airports — with warnings of delays at passport control as border force officials begin an eight day strike over pay and pensions. i over pay and pensions. know things are difficult, b is i know things are difficult, but it is right that there is an independent body that makes recommendations to the government, and the government accepted those. it increased its offer, match those recommendations, i think that is the right thing to do, and the right thing for the country to help it beat inflation. arrests continue in afghanistan as protests persist against the new ban by the taliban on women and girls attending universities. police in pakistan say at least two people, including a police officer, have been killed in a suicide blast in the capital, islamabad. china

intenta con frankie de jong.ostado y el Árbitro que le pone punto final a la primera parte del tiempo suplemetario. >>> muy trabado. y el tiro libre que a nada. >>> que messi pueda... y bastante difÍcil y encontrar, es poco. sin piernas... y para atacar lo mejor ya es aguantar y si no la pierdo y perjudica mi equipo en demasÍa. >>> y cuando dio. >>> y yo creo que el 10 es un poco exagerado, pero la falta agarran el cronÓmetro. a los 9 minutos. >>> la falta que hace. >>> muy bien entramos a jugar los Últimos 15 minutos buscando el rival de croacia en la sme final de la copa fifa. a mover las seleccionar jen tina. que va a hacer un cambio mÁs. autor del primer gol. corriÓ mucho, hombre por hombre. y se va cojeando un poquito. con el 4. enzo... enzo fernÁndez. para montiel. pide messi. rebota y pasa messi. le va a quedar a enzo va al piso. >>> falta. cuÁndo, ¿cuÁl?. >>> la de messi. ya tuvo ventaja de juego a la argentina. >>> no deja reanudar rÁpido. todo suyo. no digo nada. tenemos... a ver. >>> la verdad que no s

frankie miranda llegÓ con su esposo a la mansiÓn presidencial para ser testigos del acto.ida de las personas lgbtq. por eso necesitamos que Éste sea un primer paso. reportero: biden afirmÓ que la ley exige que las uniones sean reconocidas en los 50 estados de la naciÓn. activistas y miembros de la comunidad lgbtq+ reaccionaron. >> es un buen paso lo ver que el partido mÁs conservador, estÁ haciendo cosas para proteger los derechos de ciertas personas. >> el amor ya es ley en estados unidos. estoy supercontenta. reportero: miembros de la comunidad lgbtq afirma que con esta ley se sienten mÁs humanizados y sus derechos estÁn aÚn mÁs garantizados en este paÍs. >> nos sentimos mÁs cÓmodos. reportero: en el acto dieron mensajes el lÍder del senado y la presidenta de la cÁmara de representantes. leÓn: el senador marco rubio presentÓ esta semana un proyecto de ley en el senado para prohibir que "tik tok" funcione en este paÍs. los representantes presentaron una legislaciÓn similar en la cÁmara baja. los legisladores dicen que les preocupa que la empresa matriz de "tik tok" no evi

but it's quite a while you were supposed to. frankie convenient like rodney nichols with anyone i've always thought better. sama on that talk when you really need to when you get to child nicholas holcombe. just because at university ocean report on those google chrome vicious option until it will take place on a promotional a delaney meaningfully issue on the, to you just piano. ah, it though you're going to accept yourself. you know, teacher coach football with him, which is the alex told you to re record on a party. woo christmas ha ha. but he takes which are still going to school. so chose to switch really when you book a shame william mccarthy east. nikki. ah. national of a post mister washing let the person is born political down and blown up, but he to put in a beginner and ablation. wish you nick on the thing i would use of boy 14 blue a chase a with a 2nd ago on a little unusual with you believe did you get a new rules? i mean, it says a go at the court, my beating the media says keep look the same, but then we get that on. i thought it was a full enough these up with the do

his mom says frankie just wanted to sit with family.t, his performance here was perfect. the cbs "overnight news" will be right back. >>> according to the national retail federation, 54% of americans say gift cards are the most requested item this holiday season. but while people may want gift cards, some of them don't always use them. here is carter evans. >> it was fun. >> reporter: this christmas steph and her husband steve are hoping to find a treasure trove of gift cards. not under a tree but in a dumpster. >> oh, my goodness. >> reporter: they sort through trash outside retail stores and post their finds online. >> $62? >> $62 at bed, bath & beyond. >> it sounds like it's not uncommon to find these gift cards for you. >> no. no, it's not. i don't really know why they're there with a balance, but they are. >> reporter: nearly half of americans are holding on to $21 billion in unused gift cards, averaging about $175 per person. and 25% of people say they misplaced them. >> the most important thing to do is to treat that gift card li

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i'm frankie mccamley and these are the latest headlines... the us braces for its coldest christmas in four decades as a major storm sweeps across the country with temperatures plummeting to minus 45 degrees celsius in some places. at least 1,500 flights have already been cancelled with more expected to follow. misery awaits passengers arriving at britain's busiest airports — with warnings of delays at passport control as border force officials begin an eight day strike over pay and pensions. arrests continue in afghanistan as protests persist against the new ban by the taliban on women and girls attending universities. tuesday's late—night announcement has triggered international outrage. you are watching bbc news, now it's time for weather world. this time on weather world we are at raf coningsby which said the highest temperature record this summer. and i will find out how severe weather effects operations here. i severe weather effects operations here. ., ., ., ., ., here. i am here at the national meteorological— here. i am here at the na

reporter: for nearly a month, frankie has been living off the same $100. but why?ot, to be honest. i am running out of money. not in a gofundme way. a string of bad financial decisions got me to it. i had $139 in my bank account. i wasn't getting paid until two weeks. i thought, let me just spend $100 a week. reporter: the 27-year-old comedian documenting his journey on tiktok, proving he can stretch $100 even further than the initial goal of one week. >> i made my own coffee. it wasn't too bad. for breakfast i had a cupcake that sean brought me. >> the coffee looks not great. i don't know, maybe i am wrong. >> i found a bag of oatmeal in my van i completely forgot about. >> where you eating at room temperature or heating it up? >> whatever temperature is in my van. i'm using the water in my van. i just poured in. it's fine. reporter: the van is key to saving money. he is able to avoid paying for rent and parking, thanks to a tip from a stranger. >> he's like, i know a bounty hunter that lives in his rv in queens. i found some rvs and i parked behind him. i've been

i'm frankie mccamley and these are the latest headlines... the us braces for its coldest christmas in four decades as a major storm sweeps across the country with temperatures plummeting to —45 degrees celsius in some places. misery awaits passengers arriving at britain's busiest airports, with warnings of delays at passport control as border force officials begin an eight—day strike over pay and pensions. soldiers and civil servant volunteers have been trained to conduct checks to try to minimize disruption. arrests continue in afghanistan as protests persist against the new ban by the taliban on women and girls attending universities. tuesday's late—night announcement has triggered international outrage. two people have been shot dead in paris and two others seriously injured. police say a 69—year—old man has been arrested. you are watching bbc news. now review 2022 — the war in ukraine. over the next half an hour, we will chronicle russia's invasion and tell the story of the conflict which has seen many thousands of people killed or wounde

we don't know if the person is really going to want what were you giving them >> reporter: julie frankie is holiday returns regular and getting the best value is a priority especially when she plans to return a quarter of her purchases. is returning a sport for you, julie? >> i would say that, yes part of it is definitely a sport where i think i've excelled. and some of it can be stressful. >> reporter: stores flush with inventory and facing rising costs may not want that stuff back an estimated 60% of retailers are changing policies, making returning items harder more and more stores now charging for the service >> it's always great to reach out to customer service, which you can do in store or online or via the phone, just to double, triple check and make sure it's returnable >> reporter: for holiday purchases, many stores offer policies allowing shoppers to return as late as the end of january. but at amazon that only covers purchases made between october 11 and christmas, a period two weeks shorter than last year best buy's window is also shorter by about a week. >> we've seen electr

you don't know if the person is going to really want what you were giving them >> reporter: julie frankie is a holiday returns regular and getting the best value is a priority, especially when she plans to return a quarter of her purchases. is returning a sport for you, julie >> i would say that yes. part of it is definitely a sport where i think i've excelled and some of it can be stressful. >> reporter: stores flush with inventory and facing rising costs may not want that stuff back. an estimated 60% of retailers are changing policies, making returning items harder more and more stores now charging for the service. >> it's always great to reach out to customer service, which you can do in store or online or via the phone just to double, triple-check and make sure that it's returnable. >> reporter: for holiday purchases many stores offer policies allowing shoppers to return as late as the end of january but at amazon that only covers purchases made between october 11 and christmas, a period two weeks shorter than last year best buy's purchase window for returns is also shorter this year

i mean, i know they franky with a little, you know, we're pretty good regarding joe, by imposing these sanctions on russia has destroyed the american economy. so there's your boomerang. ah, i mean we have 2 choices when we design programs for the poor, for people who are struggling, we can say you need to prove to me 1st you're worthy of my health and then i'll help you. ready or we can treat people the way we treat our families, our children, our neighbors, and say, we're going to help you 1st because we have faith in you. we believe that you're going to do something good with that help. and that's what it basic it come to us. i just up a couple of different things on the presupposition is that there is a, a belief of inherent good that with them people. there's a common belief and understand that most people are basically good. i believe in that. ah, we say that you ought to pull yourself up by your own bootstraps. that's a really classic southern say though, some people don't have bootstraps to pull up. some people don't have hands to pull them. some people don't have feet to put th

people you meet in heaven for one more day, have a little faith finding chick the magic strings of frankie all the way up to the latest one the stranger in the lifeboat. they are all in some way probably traceable back to my experience. morrie and talking about the things that really were universally important to human beings, about finding meaning in their lives, or the kind of essential ingredients of life. once you, once you realize, really realize that your life is limited and you're not going to be here forever. most of us know that intellectually, very few of us, except that truly in our hearts, until or were suddenly given a diagnosis or where we're faced with an imminent. so you could probably trace all those books in some way back to a lesson that i learned with morrie and and each one kind of taps the lights some message. so the five people you meet in heaven was about how people matter. and there's no such thing as a nobody. and everybody counts for one more day was a story about a who gets one one day more with his mother, who had many years earlier and that really about the th

frankie, back to you. thanks, dan. in other news.th responsibility for strike contingency planning has urged health workers to call off their walk—outs in the run—up to christmas. speaking ahead of next week's industrial action by nurses, ambulance staff, and borderforce officers, 0liver dowden said their pay demands were unaffordable. the royal college of nursing is calling for a pay rise of i9%, but their leader pat cullen said any new offer would be put to their members. jonathan blake reports. in the week before christmas, more strikes seem certain. nurses will again walk out, and ambulance workers in england are due to take action too. their unions are demanding pay rises above inflation, but the government is not budging on its offer. i know things are challenging but we are trying to be reasonable throughout all this. i would urge the unions to be reasonable. i have to say, we will be resolute in response to this because it would be irresponsible to allow public sector pay and inflation to get out of control. on tuesday, nurse

but we, you know, there is hope that by february 20 frankie, 30 ukraine would be able to operate, assist in russia, says it will regard the sending of patriots to ukraine as an escalation. what do you make of the why certainly russians are worried because they find this very sophisticated system closer to the order. but i wouldn't worry too much about russians, reaction because russia, russia has always sort effect and you know, that it won't react to any kind of support that is provided to ukraine. and in fact, you know, there is a limited effort. you know, there is limited of what it can do, what they said sort of suddenly starts using nuclear weapons, which seems that really for the moment, really not, not to, not to really in, you know, one of the possibilities. russia keeps threatening about it, but the fact that, you know, iranian me satisfied, might be used by russia. you know, that, that, you know, it justifies very much or so the, the supply of these weaponry, i think that, you know, the ones who actually often escalating other russians, the russians started really bombarding th

so as what i think anything's possible for them was like just because they're losing along other frankie mother. so they might decide to start a new one here, like frog, if that i some of them to metro used to work for the railway in almost 9 months of war. he spent just 2 weeks with his family. he has a lot of anger towards russia. what a funny when, as with boilers of those lime angry, but because they've endorse a civilian death, lucy morality if this were a proper war only, but it would only be soldiers dying little the good. but when a nation celebrates the death of children during air raids, he li, disabled children, even little, that makes me angry at ocean. good night is lhasa, right. maxime from chair and a heave has also been deployed here. well, he's just 20 years old. it wouldn't move his him up with hold. yeah, thanks for those 2. i'm in great physical condition. yeah. i'm a quick learner and it were not split up into age groups here. you and i so we all have one task and on the mainland for dylan, though that is negro. you're already with my comrades are between 18 and 60 y

favor of the government at the high court today. indeed, many mailing pants and the story, thanks and frankie, no damn press harry forces in london still in the u. k. and many ukrainians who have been welcome jane to host families facing uncertain future government has announced extra funding as refugees extend to best tanks, rank christmas, and highland reports from lincolnshire at a time of togetherness. for so many this will be a christmas like no other for a loaner and her 4 children far away from the place they still call home. they were forced to flee the bombardment of their ukrainian town and came to the u. k. sponsored by a host family, this feeling that the voice chasing me, it remained whole very long after we escaped. i'm obviously very glad that we were made these johnny and we are here and we we can leave though. i wish it had never happened. alona and her children lived with johnny and his family before finding her own house. but he still supports them. i think the thing that i found was to allow the or refugees the space to actually sort of recover to find the fe whiteford and

wanted hope that she was alive. >> nick and frankie left the woods.e, like, you have to tell me if it's he or not. and i just remember my brother was like, "it's no her." and he just kept walking like, they just didn't want to talk about it." and he jus kept walking. like, they jus didn't want to talk about it >> did you believe him >> i didn't believe him. i kno it was her >> sarah's family and friend had never stopped looking. their tireless efforts had finally paid off. they had found sarah's body. any last bits of hope were gone. one of the searchers called 911. when sarah's sister tabitha heard the sirens it became all too real >> there was like a white noise, like, you just felt go through your body, that you knew something -- whether it wa sarah or something of sarah's, it was found >> how do you get that officia confirmation that it really wa her? >> they made us all go back to my mom's house because it wa around the block. he just stoo us all in a circle and jus said that they believe it wa sarah. >> but they couldn't confirm i yet. >> yeah.

i imagine being frankie _ slightly odd looking.nicer. though there is nothing wrong with travelodge. i'm glad you clarified that. we'll be back with the headlines at 7am. now it's time for the travel show. this week on the show — a centenary fit for a pharaoh. this is very exciting, because i've been given permission to actually go down these steps to ground level and get a closer look. the christmas tradition that will scare the stockings off you. and why glaswegian panto crowds are not to be messed with. if the act on that stage was not good enough, believe me, they knew about it. egypt's valley of the kings — perhaps the most famous archaeological site in the world, and this has been a landmark year at the burial chamber many people make a beeline for. exactly 100 years ago, the tomb of the boy king tutankhamun was discovered underneath the desert close to the town of luxor. the team had been digging for years, and were right on the verge of giving up, when the top of a set of ancient steps appeared in the sand, and, lo and beho

the world is swimming in oil, whether it's from franky united states, whether it's in the middle east, you know, there's, we honor there, serena pumpkin, come on line. there's huge amounts of oil. they just need strong signals that the price is going to be reasonably high for some years. and all that gets develop. so in the short term, however, which is more what we're talking about here, you know, really 90 something percent of all this had already taken place in europe. a week or more ago all the traders knew that this oil traders knew this was coming and were already buying oil from other places. so yes, they kind of quickly at the end, some countries stocked up on russian oil. they got around the ship in time and it'll take a month or so to get there. but really, this had all been pretty well priced in. contracts going forward had already been made to replace the soil. so in the short term, i don't see the shock in europe. thank you so much for talking to us about this. it was very good. he thought thomas and donald joining us. they live from berlin to be here. thank you. a socks

i know they, franky, with the letter from, you know, with regard to joe, by imposing these sanctions on russia has destroyed the american economy. so there's your boomerang self. ah, in 2022, the italian government approved a package of military aid to ukraine. coordination with nato to help ukrainians defend themselves and fight back about 150000000 euros. well, i make a week, almost even atomic bombs are here even on the same naco and the u. f issue and the ones that people will die just for make money. the one that has been yes because why you mess you got through on it. if you go through my sheets are complete. i mean there's water. damage with on going for the month is will dollars more sir? me my, show it a tool or able offer. zachary law lesser opinion polls show that over 70 percent of italians are against military support for ukraine. i landed in confront with the date for that last or if i don't a letter was yet a skit out and was home and do not she then the the, the daily data when the, when i was just a little low today because he has been a fool, he's been in fun theate

clock back on everything that russia was achieved since the dissolution of the soviet union russians. frankie, up until now we're living their best lives. anybody has been to moscow can see that and the rest of the country as well. and who has turned the clock back here. in some respect, he's trying to turn the clock back to 17 eighty's, but he's turned the back caught back in some respects the 1950s to the stalinist era in terms of the persecution and repression. and many russians who saw their feature as being and twined with europe in so many respects, thinking of all the russians who live in europe are worked in europe. all the multinational companies that were best in europe, that trade, that you reference before. those economic ties, those have been destroyed, some of them will never come back. there are many companies that will never contemplate investing in the russian market again, even if sanction lifted, it will be what it was before. and russians are now hated by ukrainians for generations to come. and russians now look like pro is double parias in russia, in the way that, you kno