fraser began her training after a heart attack. master wooyung jung took her on as a student for free. jung was already teaching fraser's family taekwondo, so he developed a special program to get hannah back on her feet and fighting fit. compared to then, three years to now, she's much better than before. i think she compares to other normal people that age. she's most stronger and good health person. >> she's come a long way since she first donned her taekwondo uniform, and can now fight off an armed assailant, compete in hand to hand combat with her black-belt daughter, split wood with her hands and feet. but it was the final test, something she had never done before, that would secure a spot in her family of black-belts. breaking concrete, not once, but twice. so how does it feel to get your black belt at 72 years old? >> it feels very good. i didn't want to swear. >> fraser says now it's time to start training for her second -degree black-belt. time. joyce: look at that smile. developing tonight, a major recall of a popular ki

hello and welcome to the brexit effect, with me, christian fraser.e a soft landing the other side of brexit? we will hear from business leaders in bristol on what type of relationship they want with the eu. i employ 50 plus people here. some of those are eu nationals. there is no clear visibility on what's going to happen to those guys post hard brexit, soft brexit, whatever brexit. they have been lean years for the pig farmers of yorkshire — migration from europe is at a record level. but what will end freedom of movement mean to the uk economy and how will it work in practice? we have an special panel with us this evening

chief meteorologist dave fraser it wasn't the strong wind of yesterday but it still a little but noticeable at time if you look there is i 25 downtown denver you has west get closer ten to 15 miles per hour the stronger gust have been rolling over the higher peaks the continental divide and northeast colorado it shaded areas gus there and axes of 15 to 20 miles per hour it has been a sunny day as you will see the cloud cover has filled in the or two snow showers but nothing significant what were looking at is the next arm system which is quickly sliding our way and it's going to bring this go back to the mountains again as early as tomorrow. across the northwest plateau for the western valles grand junction you did get above freezing warmest readings for the mild 40s in the south and east we got to 40 and a lot of location and the northeast was some places like fort collins only making it to 39 degrees denver at 40. very cold 10 degrees this morning we should be 6 degrees still clear skies out there 33 and 32 are your numbers with only 7 miles per hour your freezing and wheat ridge below fr

fraser is the latest in her family to try out for the honorher daughter, son in law, and her grandkids all have their black belts. she began training after a heart attack. 1:36-1:42'it feelsvery good, .....i didn't want to swear, he" heheheheheehe"fraser says now its time tstart training for her send degree black-belt. your top local stories are coming up... "news on the go" is next. it's e's errecap of some of your morning's big stories in news on the go the day is shaping out to be a busy one for president elect donald trump. state ..and tonight he is expected to attend thank wisconsites for their votes. 3 cbs 58's kyle aevermann joins us live from wisconsin state fair park with a preview. kyle? the exposition center here at state fair park expected to be pack. among some of those expect to attend, gov scott walker, house speaker paul ryan and senator ron johnson. trump will likely address his pick for secretary of state. exxon moceo rex tillerson. that announcement was this morning. trump will also likely talk about the recount effort in wisconsin that ended in his favor. it increas

from me, christian fraser, goodbye for now.fferent weather challenges either end of the week. now, what we'll see later in the week is governed by what's happening in us and canada at the moment. a big freeze at the moment. much of the continent starts below freezing but the temperature contrasts in the south—east. it fires up a jet stream that will charge towards us this week bringing ever deeper areas of low pressure later on. that will give us a challenge later in the week. the challenge again this morning is contesting with the fog. having an impact on some of the roads and airports. probably worst in parts of western england and wales this morning. some dense patches of fog in places across the south—west. a pretty grey and dismal start for many. maybe not quite as foggy as east anglia and the south—east has been in recent days which could be good news in the airport. some of higher ground will see some fog and we will see some fog in the higher ground of northern england. the fog not as much of an issue in scotland and no

hello, welcome to reporters, i'm christian fraser.m here in the world's newsroom, we send out correspondents to bring you the best stories from across the globe. in this week's programme: the syrian ceasefire that never was. lyse doucet reports on another failed truce for aleppo. the un speaks of war crimes by president assad accuses the west of protecting terrorists. the western officials and the mainstream media — they're going to be worried about the civilians, they're not worried when the opposite happens when the terrorists are killing those civilians. inside saudi arabia, frank gardner reports on the border with yemen, the frontline of the war against the houthi rebels. saudi arabia is at war, and the war has come to saudi citizens, and that's a shock for them. corruption on an olympic scale, as 1,000 russian athletes are accused of doping. dan roan reveals how they treated comprehensively at london 2012. now we know that performance was a sham and the golden games were sabotaged. a world first for female fertility. fergus walsh

i'm christian fraser.ay service at sandringham as she has a heavy cold. the duke of edinburgh and other members of the royal family are attending church on the norfolk estate. the duke and duchess of cambridge and their children go to church in the berkshire village of englefield. in her pre—recorded message later today, the queen will pay tribute to what she calls unsung heroes, like carers and volunteers. a search—and—rescue mission is underway in the black sea after a russian military plane bound for syria crashed with more than 90 people on board. at the vatican, the pope is giving his christmas blessing to thousands of spectators. visa and live pictures of the pope arriving on the central

we've learned the nissan was brought to this auto body shop in fraser, chester county, 11 days ago. the day after jayanna powell was hit and killed. >> nbc10's brandon hudson is with us with the charges the suspect might face. >> reporter: at the moment we're waiting to see if police will walk the suspect out of this building across the street, which is the accident investigation division of philadelphia police. we're told the charges for this 24-year-old suspect could range from vehicular homicide to leaving the scene of an accident. when we first saw the car, police say is tied to the hit-and-run which killed 8-year-old jayanna powell, it was leaving an auto body shop in fraser. our crew saw the altima, busted front end and all. the owner of the shop told nbc10 off camera a female brought the car in on november 19th, the day after the crash that killed powell. late tonight, police arrested a 24-year-old man after executing search warrants on the car and at a home in philadelphia. it's another step toward closure for powell's family. the 8-year-old's mom spoke from her heart yester

an update on that massive sinkhole in fraser, michigan, outside detroit.. people in 22 households are still not allowed to spend the night in their homes. residents were forced out of their homes on christmas eve when a collapsed sewer line caused the sinkhole. several homes suffered serious damage. but the "detroit news" reports, almost no home in michigan has insurance that covers sinkhole damage.. since sinkholes are so been cut off. crews are working to stabilize the area. it sounds like science fiction. but get this-- amazon may one day use blimps stocked with drones.. to get packages to customers. in april, the company was approved for a patent for airborne warehouses that use drones to make deliveries. blimps would circle over cities at 45-thousand feet, and would launch drones carrying orders. the drones would initially fall to earth. their motors would fire up for the final stretch. after completing a delivery, a nearby shuttle would fly the drone back to the blimp. tennis star serena williams has more trophies than almost anyone in the game. but n

we'll dishs it all out in today's love ande order with sarah fraser that'shs coming up.day.toda and he looks just like sarah fraser.. >> what?>> wt? >> wow! >> that's amazing.>> >> amazing. tucker you look fantastic.stic all right. see if you can guess what tuck t sixty four transitioning 92.io the big guess coming up atp at 10:00 o'clock.:00 o'ock little transformation tucker tuc style. >> yeah. ♪♪ join all your child■s sesame street friends as they discover that everything makes musc its sesame street live elmo makes music clap along when elmo makes music playing eagle bank arena this weekend only tickets on sale now through ticketmaster ♪♪ >> all right. rht tuesday morning means some lovev and order with our friend sarahn fraser and first up, a boss whow complains about her personal pel life on social media. now asked her employee shoulde you give her your honest advicev [ laughter ] >> i say no.. >> sarah fraser stirring the pot as usual. as >> what conversation are wet co talking about? hnvow much overo sharing. >> this was a viewer of ours whs wrote in and she says

i'm christian fraser. the headlines at 11am: the queen will miss the christmas day service at sandringham as she has a heavy cold. the duke of edinburgh and other members of the royal family are attending church on the norfolk estate. the duke and duchess of cambridge and their children go to church in the berkshire village of englefield. in her pre—recorded message later today, the queen will pay tribute to what she calls unsung heroes, like carers and volunteers. a search—and—rescue mission is underway in the black sea after a russian military plane bound for syria crashed with more than 90 people on board. at the vatican, the pope is giving his christmas blessing to thousands of spectators. visa and live pictures of the pope arriving on the central balcony at saint peters square —— these are live pictures. good morning, and welcome to bbc news. the queen has missed the traditional christmas church service at sandringham. buckingham palace says she is suffering with a heavy cold. you'll remember that the

meteorologist dave fraser thinking a chilly start file the we've got more cold and snow on that's exactly what 1,000 crazy fans do today. the boss was in town handing out autographed books of fox 31 did not get a hard. the man has been running since he hit the music scene in the you can say bruce springsteen was born to run. the brand-new memoir. over an thousand 10,000 lucky fans who paid that 3250 head of the different autographed book and an opportunity to have their picture taken with a 67 -year-old singer-songwriter. i probably seen him about a hundred times. like the who call themselves the jersey girls. they will today and be given approximately ten seconds each to embrace the e street band for front man. you have to go to the bathroom are your very excited. now the moment of truth nice can post entry. first case and five seconds but wait there's more. talk about the glory days. fox 31. they have a hungry heart for bruce. he was born in the usa. netflix has major life a little bit more interesting on-demand will watch shows off-line stories archer money that like members have the o

fraser hand high. raise it high. are you ready to march? are you ready to march? if you are ready to march, i want you to raise both of your hands up. now, i want you to stand up on your feet and keep your hands high. step toem together and gather. everybody march. ♪ >> ♪ everybody march ♪ rybody march announcer: so many were tricked into helping to create the appearance of popular support for a conspiracy that true it's true objective behind slogans of humanitarian goals. handful made freedom rides. and aren picketed tested. while still others boycotted buses. and then, more marched and demonstrated. cuba when the leaders of the humanistic revolution marched with arms locked in camaraderie, so it is in the united states where the leaders of the freedom movement march with arms locked in brotherhood. , when thein cuba comrades march arm-in-arm, so it is in the united states where the brothers march to the overcome." we shall >> ♪ we shall overcome we shall overcome we shall overcome ♪ >> in 1960 five, martin luther king explained the purposes of the marches and de

fraser forster got hold ofjosh king's effort, just.at stirred southampton into life. it took a moment of individual brilliance to pull them level, from their fullback. ryan bertrand's shot finding the corner. that set up a second—half to be defined by one player. jay rodriguez has waited a while for his run in the team. this was just his second premier league goal since 2014. he has had to battle through injuries, but they are worth it for moments like this. an extraordinary shot provoked an extraordinary reaction. southampton claimed the local bragging rights on a day that came to be all about jay rodriguez. aston villa's improvement in form continues. they moved to within six points of the championship play—off places with a hard—fought 1—0 win over queens park rangers at loftus road. it was a mixed day for the villa striker, jonathan kodjia. the 11 million—pound summer signing won and then missed a first half penalty, which was saved by the rangers keeper alex smithies. but kodjia did make amends for that miss with the winning goal

fraser forster got hold of josh king's ‘s effort, just.at stirred southampton into life. it took a moment of individual brilliance to pull them level, from their fallback. ryan bertrand's shot finding the corner. that set up a second—half to be defined by one player. jay rodriguez has waited a while for his run in the team. this was just his second premier league goal since 2014. he has had to battle through injuries, but they are worth it for moments like this. an extraordinary shot provoked an extraordinary reaction. southampton claimed the local bragging rights on a day that came to be all about jay tonight, sports personality of the year is happening at birmingham. let'sjoin andy year is happening at birmingham. let's join andy swiss, who is there morass. quite up challenge for programme editors, with a lot of big sporting moments to squeeze in. —— quite a challenge. you like that's right. you can see they are dismantling the red carpet, that is because everyone is inside the venue. because everyone is inside the venue. it all gets und

fraser if you stop by gord men's. it's on december 9 between 6:00 a.m. 8:00 p.m. ladies will be lining up out there. meet all the members and enjoy holiday festivities. if you're out christmas dropping are ready drop it off. powerful film documenting an incredible adjourning going two american heroes raising to our special serving those who serve series a special thank you today for you as veterans that served in world war ii they we're inducted into the french legion of honor at night the honorary consul of france right here in denver prison in charge it down scott c and crippled david lopez with the bow this afternoon at the state capital contribution the liberation of france during the war legion of honor is the highest distinction friends is on incidences and foreign nationals. there is a powerful new film that documents iraqi veterans 2700-mile walk across the country including a stop in denver tells us by a a special report from our series. what many veterans go through when they return home from more. after surviving a war. we see them commit suicide drink

fraser is still on the loose and considered dangerous. the other five are back in custody.through a men they found behind a toilet. they were able to move the toilet back to cover the hole and conceal their escape. the next hour of "cnn newsroom" begins right now. >>> good morning, i'm suzanne malview in for carol costello. israel announcing it is advancing plans to build hundreds of homes in east jerusalem, despite a u.n. resolution condemning settlements in that area and the west bank just days ago. that news comes as israel also says it will curb ties with the 12 nations who backed that resolution. the move, which does not affect trade or other aspects of these relationships, is meant to highlight the fury of

. >> on wednesday, an auto body shop in fraser alerted police about a damaged nissan altima in its lot. officers executed a search warrant of woodland's home which is only blocks from the scene at 63rd and lands down. >> for yearly two weeks, jayanna's family and police have been issues pleas to the public for help. reward money increased $45,000. >> what was it was your mama, or your sister or your cousin. what if it was somebody like that? >> reporter: now they prepare to face paul woodland in court. >> he will see her face every day. every time he closes his eyes, he will see my baby. >> reporter: there have been 13 more pedestrian fatalities in philadelphia this year when compared to all of last year. about a dozen of those fatalities have been hit and run. >>> we have new video and pictures of the man the fbi calls a person of interest in the case of an explosion at a center city home. investigators are looking for this man you see walking on the sidewalk right there. at least they believe its a man, seen on surveillance camera on both pine and lumbar streets on the morning of nov

authorities in fraser, michigan, say the sink hole is still growing him approaching the size of a football feel. officials say three houses have been destroyed, water and power are shut off t. city's mayor declared a state of emergency. authorities believe it formed after an 11-foot wide sewer pipe burst 55 feet below ground. >>> just ahead, repercussion for packing in china. plus a young sports fan gets the surprise of his life before undergoing heart surgery. >>> first, new england is bracing for a nor'easter. >> that first big snow of the season will come on thursday, before that, we're looking at lake effect snow happening into upstate new york. accumulations will be light. but for the next snowstorm, maine will get hit hard. we could see a foot of snow tomorrow into tomorrow night. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. now, here's a closer look at the day ahead. temperatures are cold up into michigan. numbers in the 30s. it's cold in maine, cold enough for the snow tomorrow. by contrast, look how mild in the south. highs in the 70s and '80s in florida. florida well above

meteorologist dave fraser nice to see the sunshine back a chill in the air not much in the way of warm weather by do have is cold weather and snow with your from a deadly tornado that hit alabama killing three people online and severe storms moved across the south possible tornadoes reported in northern alabama also southern tennessee tornadoes and hail also reported well three people killed and alabama or in a trailer home in jackson county smoke filling the sky over eastern tennessee want butters a killed four people some family searching for missing loved ones out of our sister station with the latest on this developing story. on the bad news keeps on trickling in like you mentioned you have seven people confirmed dead more than doubling the sure to homes and businesses just burned to a crisp you here we have some video for you for what we saw and pigeon forks this is right around the corner from dollywood and eastern tennessee. heavy winds today the house the firefighting efforts as you can see that instruction is widespread at looks like a bomb went off and some of these houses fi

sir simon fraser is a former diplomat from the for in offers and dr hannahwight is from the instituteor government. what have the ministers been saying to you. what do we know that we didn't know in june? >> behind the scenes we know there's a lot going on in white hall or for the government to make decisions about the u.k.'s negotiating position, what it should be. we don't know much about the conclusion, what has been drawn on the basis of all that work. >> what is your impression, you have friend and connections, any whisper of what is going on? >> my impression is this has been a period of activity, not much has happened because it's been - i would describe it as a period of learning and understanding about what brexit is really about. you have seen government and white hall reaching out to gather information about what business thinks, what different parts of society thinks and different interest groups think so they can put together a negotiating position for brexit. that has not yet been put together. one of the things we have begun to understand is it is a complex set of issue

. >> reporter: near detroit, warmer temperatures today, but the town of fraser, michigan is under a state of emergency after this sink hole expanded, forcing families to evacuate. >> the good news, the weather now moving into canada. blizzard conditions end for the dakotas, and the rain working towards the east coast is losing its steam. tomorrow is going to be a much better travel day. >> unseasonably warm temperatures are forecast over the next few days. >>> the city of chicago is finishing a another year marked by endless and increasing gun violence. there was no let-up this weekend when dozens of people were shot, 11 of them fatally. the epidemic has only gotten worse this year, as we hear from nbc's ron mott. >> reporter: christmas night, unseasonably mild. >> i'm going to need another ambulance. >> reporter: with another round of unrelenting gun violence in chicago. >> felt like i was in a war zone. it wasn't a normal gun. i mean, 15, 20, 25 shots. >> reporter: outside this southside home, seven shot, two dead, brothers. a holiday weekend with at least 43 people struck by bullets, 1

i'm christian fraser.ingham as she has a heavy cold. the duke of edinburgh and other members of the royal family were at church on the norfolk estate. meanwhile in berkshire, the duke and duchess of cambridge took prince george and princess charlotte to communion. they're spending christmas with kate's family, the middletons. more than 60 members of a celebrated russian military band are among the missing after a plane crashed in the black sea on its way to syria. a search—and—rescue mission is underway in the black sea. president putin announces a day of mourning tomorrow. also in the next hour: the pope uses his christmas mass at the vatican to call for an end to the war in syria. pope francis tells thousands of spectators that "it's time for weapons to be still for ever", and urges world leaders to negotiate a peace deal. and in

someone had spotted it an auto body shop in fraser, chester county. a driver hitting and killed powell along lansdowne avenue on november 18th. police say charges are pending for the man they've arrested. we do not yet know his identity. nor the charges he may face. >>> a lot of disappointed sixers fans tonight. the game canceled at the last second at wells fargo the team was supposed to mate sacramento kings during warmups the players noticed the court was slippery and it was wet. well nothing worked to clean it up so the nba postpone the game. officials are trying to figure out what is going on. fans will not only get a refund for tonight's game but also complimentary tickets to another game. >>> on your radar tonight we're tracking more storms after two days that made this feel more like seattle than philadelphia. though i'm not complaining. meteorologist kathy orr is here, and the thing is, these are some storms. >> yeah, this is very heavy rain lucy. we're talking about half an inch to an inch an hour. this is some of the heft eighty three rain o

a dozen homes evacuated in fraser. the sinkhole opened up on christmas eve. one house partially collapsed and police have blocked off major roads and they had to divert traffic.>> leicester city -- electricity is often water is off. we need to reroute so we can get residents to get their contents because they will be out for quite some time. >>> it is unclear how large the sinkhole can grow to but it is linked to a possible sewage problem located 50 feet underground. >> it was a cold, slick and messy christmas in the upper midwest and they will get more today. it started with freezing rain across minnesota and north and south dakota and then as it got colder it turned to heavy snow. blizzard and high wind warnings in effect this morning. 15 inches of snow expected before the storm moves on. that is causing major problems on highways and airports throughout the region for most of today. >>> in arizona, interstate 40 closed by a big storm near flagstaff. bad stretch of road. 12 inches of snow fell in a few hours. road crews couldn't keep up with the pace of the

i'm christian fraser. the headlines at 9am.h 92 people on board. the queen will say she draws strength from "unsung heroes" like carers and volunteers, in her traditional broadcast to the commonwealth later today. crowds have begun gathering at sandringham, to watch the queen and other royals arrive for a christmas day church service at their norfolk estate. also in the next hour. the archbishop of canterbury speaks of the "anxiety and uncertainty" felt by many in the world in his christmas sermon. # oh, come, let us adore him. the most reverend justin welby says the power of god can chase away "the fear of terror". in halfan in half an hour we look back at a momentous year in

we do have a major assessment george fraser is going to be a part of. then we have a major session on the black family. all of the sessions, it is not just about expressing grievances. you look at george fraser, you look at somebody who has built a serious network. have other economic agendas and programs we are going to be exposed to, the issue of police accountability. and also talking about innovative programs that are happening around the country. many are happening because of and struggle in the streets that are forcing those changes. of thatyou to be aware in terms of the participation you bring today. give a big round of applause to and being for coming patient. vendors who have come. one of the most beautiful african-american marketplaces you can see. we want to continue to raise that flag and also get a t-shirt as well. what i'm going to ask is that we all stand.

let's speak to fraser, who is at auckland airport ahead of his record—breaking attempt.is probably as good an and as any. it all started in a rooftop bar in christchurch when i was sitting with a friend and we were talking about how would you stretchy birthday out to make it last of long as possible. we did some research and found that the world record is currently held bya the world record is currently held by a german man who stretched his birthday out by going from auckland to brisbane and then wound up in honolulu. we started looking at whether you could do this honestly and do it in one single calendar day. it became a game. between my friend and i would send one back and forth. then we found this glorious itinerary that given the 47 hour day and what better day to do it on than christmas. that is why we have been longer to christmas day and i'm doing it on behalf of unicef. you cannot have a better cause on christmas day. how are you going to celebrate christmas? bubbly in an aluminium tube at 40,000 feet dodging the stars and dodging the dvd. definitely. make sure

he was arrested last night after police found heavily damaged car at a body shop in fraser, chester county. >> this little girl lost her live life and he did not bother to stop. >> it was horrible what he did ander reresponsible and callou callous. he had no regard for human life. >> neighbors say there should always be a crossing guard at the intersection so a tragedy like this does not happen again. >> authorities officered a large reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction in this case. tonight, we are learning where that money is going. eyewitness news reporter alexandria hof is looking to see who determines what gets what. >> the owner of the auto body shop was the one that that tipped off police about the suspicious vehicle. the city offered a $10,000 reward for in the information. it's likely it will be paid out if and when convicted. the fraternal order of police will hand over the $15,000 reward tomorrow. >> of the $25,000 offered by city officials for information that would lead to the arrest of hit and run driver who fatally struck 8-year-old jiana powell, 15,000

. >> reporter: tonight, the state of emergency in fraser, michigan.hood. >> very scary. very scary. i'm glad we're out of there. >> reporter: 22 families evacuated, including sue alba, who woke up early christmas eve to the sound of splintering brick. >> loud noises, cracking through the evening. they got progressively greater. like, boom, boom, boom. so, that's when we got up and couldn't get out of the garage door. >> reporter: neighbor derek loewen and his father ran over to help, grabbing whatever they could. >> i didn't know how bad the situation was, but i kept running in and out as much as we could until police officers told us it was too dangerous. >> reporter: this town has had this problem before. in 2004, a massive 160-foot sinkhole opened on the same road, shutting it down for nearly ten months. authorities blaming this sinkhole on a collapsed sewer pipe, 45 feet under the ground. residents being urged to stay away. >> let these people get their jobs done. it's a devastating situation. we don't want it to become a tragedy. >> reporter: eng

i'm christian fraser. the headlines at 9am. a russian military plane bound for syria crashes into the black sea with 92 people on board. the queen will say she draws strength from "unsung heroes" like carers and volunteers, in her traditional broadcast to the commonwealth later today. crowds have begun gathering at sandringham, to watch the queen and other royals arrive for a christmas day church service at their norfolk estate. also in the next hour. the archbishop of canterbury speaks of the "anxiety and uncertainty" felt by many in the world in his christmas sermon. # oh, come, let us adore him. the most reverend justin welby says the power of god can chase away "the fear of terror". in halfan in half an hour we look back at a momentous year in sport. which included an incredible 12 months for andy murray. that's in oui’ months for andy murray. that's in our review. good morning and welcome to bbc news. a russian military plane has disappeared from radarjust minutes after take—off from the black sea resort of sochi, accordin

this is bbc news with christian fraser.vice at sandringham, as she has a heavy cold. the duke of edinburgh and other members of the royal family are on their way to church on the norfolk estate. the queen will say she draws strength from "ordinary people doing extraordinary things" — such as carers and volunteers — a search and rescue mission is under way in the black sea after a russian military plane bound for syria crashes with more than

here's christian fraser. 25 tonnes of steel girders had travelled from poland to this factory in berlin. the driver was 37—year—old lukasz urban, who was later found dead inside the cab. his cousin, who owned the truck company, said they lost co nta ct owned the truck company, said they lost contact with him around apm. he was called yesterday to identify the body. translation: there were stabbed wins on the photo i had been shown. i learnt about the gunshot wounds about the police, who told me that apart from being stabbed, he was also shot. on monday morning, he arrived ahead of schedule at the steel factory in berlin, ready to unload. there was no space and he was asked to come back later. he never returned. a dubious tracker is reported to show that at around 3:45pm, the truck was driven erratically, as if someone was learning to drive it. lukasz urban, it seems, was kept alive possibly until the start of the attack. police have since checked all hospitals in berlin, where victims of the attacks continue

i'm christian fraser. the headlines: israel condemns a un security council vote — calling for an end to settlements on occupied palestinian land. the actress, carrie fisher, is in intensive care, after a suspected heart attack on a flight from london to la. rail passengers face delays, diversions and cancellations as work starts on a record number of engineering upgrades of the network. theresa may calls for britain to come together as it prepares to leave the eu, in her christmas message. jeremy corbyn pleads for an end to sleeping rough. the search for an elderly british woman missing from the queen mary two ocean liner that was heading to the caribbean has been called off. good morning. in sport, big sam's back. sam allardyce is the new manager of crystal palace, he signs a two and a half year deal replacing alan pardew coming up on bbc news, we look back at the incredible british successes at the rio 2016 olympic and paralympic games. that review 2016, gold rush in rio, with me, nick hope. good morning

he was arrested last night after police found heavily damaged car at a body shop in fraser, chester county. >> this little girl lost her live life and he did not bother to stop. >> it was horrible what he did ander reresponsible and callou callous. he had no regard for human life. >> neighbors say there should always be a crossing guard at the intersection so a tragedy like this does not happen again. >> authorities officered a large reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction in this case. tonight, we are learning where that money is going. eyewitness news reporter alexandria hof is looking to see who determines what gets what. >> the owner of the auto body shop was the one that that tipped off police about the suspicious vehicle. the city offered a $10,000 reward for in the information. it's likely it will be paid out if and when convicted. the fraternal order of police will hand over the $15,000 reward tomorrow. >> of the $25,000 offered by city officials for information that would lead to the arrest of hit and run driver who fatally struck 8-year-old jiana powell, 15,000

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christian fraser reports.s and panic of the attack, the has man at the wheel slipped into the dark. the man arrested, a 23—year—old pakistani migrant has been released without charge. now there is a new suspect, said to be a tunisian asylum seeker who is still at large. german yups carry pictures of a man called anis a. he said to be known to police and he was wanted on charges of assault. the truck, carrying 25 tonnes of girders had travelled from poland to berlin. the driver was a 37—year—old lu kasz urban, later found berlin. the driver was a 37—year—old lukasz urban, laterfound dead in the cab. his cousin, who owned the truck said they lost contact with mr urban in the afternoon. he was called yesterday to identify the body. there were stab wounds on the photograph i was shown. i learned about the gunshots wounds from police. they said he is also shot. that struggle has left clues. there we re that struggle has left clues. there were papers found. where might the suspect have intercepted the truck? on mond

i'm christian fraser. the headlines at 1pm: the queen misses the christmas day service at sandringham as she has a heavy cold. the duke of edinburgh and other members of the royal family were at church on the norfolk estate. meanwhile in berkshire, the duke and duchess of cambridge took prince george and princess charlotte to communion. they're spending christmas with kate's family, the middletons. more than 60 members of a celebrated russian military band are among the missing after a plane crashed in the black sea on its way to syria. a search—and—rescue mission is underway in the black sea. president putin announces a day of mourning tomorrow. also in the next hour: the pope uses his christmas mass at the vatican to call for an end to the war in syria. pope francis tells thousands of spectators that "it's time for weapons to be still for ever", and urges world leaders to negotiate a peace deal. and in half an hour, i'll be looking back at a diverse year in film, from hollywood superhero is the home—grow

here's christian fraser to give us more detail.aos and the panic of monday night's attack, the man at the wheel of this truck slipped into the wheel of this truck slipped into the dark undetected. the man arrested, aged 23—year—old pakistani migrant, has already been released without charge. now, we discover, there is a new suspect, said to be a tunisian asylum seeker still at large. german newspapers are carrying a photo of a 21—year—old man known as anis a, who used a mix of identities. he said to be known to german police and was wanted on charges of assault. the truck, carrying 25 tonnes of steel girders, had travelled from poland to this factory in berlin. the driver was polish. lukasz factory in berlin. the driver was polish. lu kasz urban, factory in berlin. the driver was polish. lukasz urban, a 37—year—old family man, later found polish. lukasz urban, a 37—year—old family man, laterfound dead inside the cab. his cousin, who owned the drug company, said they lost contact with him around four in the afternoon. he was called

hello and welcome to the brexit effect, with me, christian fraser.s the uk economy standing at the cliff edge — or is there a soft landing the other side of brexit? we will hear from business leaders in bristol on what type of relationship they want with the eu. i employ 50 plus people here. some of those are eu nationals. there is no clear visibility on what's going to happen to those guys post hard brexit, soft brexit, whatever brexit. they have been lean years for the pig farmers of yorkshire — migration from europe is at a record level. but what will end freedom of movement mean to the uk economy and how will it work in practice? we have an special panel with us this evening to debate the big issues. michael gove is here — the former tory cabinet minister one of the chief architects of the vote leave campaign. sir vince cable of the liberal democrats — former business secretary and a strong remain supporter. professor anand menon of king's college london — who leads the independent research body, uk in a changing europe. and dia chakravarty, poli