and to gail mcgovern for all they do to support and care for people around the world. thank you to the wonderful cabinet spouses with this important effort. and service to this country, to support our armed forces. it is great to be with you today. we unveiled the christmas decorations at the white house yesterday and the first of many holidays to thank volunteers. such a wonderful time and we are honored to open the people's house to the public so families from all over the country can join the decorations. it traditionally means spending time with loved ones. we should also take time to remember all that we are thankful for as a nation. i'm thankful for the men and women in uniform who sacrifice daily to protect not only the american people but our freedoms and way of life. our prayers remain with all those serving overseas and for the families who wait for them to come home. to the mothers, fathers, husbands, wives, brothers, sisters it will be away from home until duties call, we thank you for your service. this is one small way we can say thank you and honor the s

thank you, gail, for that kind introduction. i commend you on your leadership and your great service to our nation. a lot of those facts were new to me. i don't know if they were to the rest of you, but they were pretty amazing. it is such a pleasure to be here at the american red cross, and in a beautiful hall of service. i'm looking forward to helping to assemble comfort kits for service members deployed overseas during the holiday season. and i believe that today's service project will mean more than we will ever know to the brave men and women who will be away from their families this christmas. and i'm a blue star mom, so it means a lot to me as well. thank you to the spouses of president trump's cabinet, and the spouses of military service members and veterans for being with us today, to pack the kits. we appreciate you all so much. it is so fun to partner with the cabinet spouses today. and i am so honored to be here with our wonderful first lady, melania trump. melania's compassion and dedication to our nation, and espec

what a way to end but before i get started i would like gail to say a few words because it means so much us. we love all of you. come on up here. >> thank you. you know, we stand here tonight because of each and every one of you. we wouldn't be here if you had not made the effort that you made to vote for friends and family. this has been a long journey. joe and i began this journey 51 years ago. his commitment to public service started 36 years ago. you know what is amazing? there are those of you in this room that were with us 36 years ago. during that 36 years we were blessed with three wonderful children who met and married three wonderful spouses. now we have six children instead of three and ten glorious, wonderful grandchildren and they are with us tonight. this is what it is all about. they supported joe when it wasn't easy. life wasn't always good when you were in public service. the kids never said dad, don't do this, the grandkids never said we don't want you to do this, west virginia, it is about family and tonight is about the head of this family, senator joe manchin. [cheer

you know my family, gail, my children. we've got heather, joseph here, berkshire. got all of our spouses. all of our children really. we've got jeff and where's marshall? and we've got all of our grandkids. i want to say something that was so special about this election. i was able to have kelsey with me for this whole day. [cheers and applause] and then i had mattie come in. and then i had jack come to the door knocking the past few days. just have the kids involved really a special and you don't know how special that is. to all of my family, and i have my brothers and sisters with me, too. i have my sister janet. i have paula. rocky in all of their spouses and all of my cousins, nephews and nieces. everybody. raise your hand back there. [cheers and applause] i also want to tell you i've been in a lot of elections. i've been in a lot of races. i have never had a staff that worked so diligently, so professional, never left any and i want them to be recognized because it out then, all of you are part of my staff as you know. [cheers and applause] larry puccio has be

and gails up 13 at halftime. a nice move right there for the gails. he's a guy to watch number 24.second half, no problem. the outside shot working for jordan ford. hits this 3 from outside on the right. he had 23. 87-65 st. marys can handle it winning their opener. >>> meantime let's check this out. you want to see some stuff bay area product aaron gordon other. >> come on, really. >> he's posing. from san jose. the jazz look out, they have this guy donovan mitchell continues to develop. that is a huge dunk and utah is a winner tonight. anthony davis check this out. seven footer, very agile. the pelicans breaking a six game losing streak. with his back to the hoop he makes it look easy. 32 points, 15 rebounds for the seven footer. and the pacers victor oladipo goes after one of the top defensive players in all of basketball. that's a pretty good move right there. he's flexing however despite his 36 points the pacers lose to the sixers. i think all giants fans back to the baseball thing should be very enthused about this hire today. >> it can't get a whole lot worse. only have one

visit ncicap.org] >> this afternoon, the president arrived at gail air force base in northern california on his way to tour wildfire damage. he was met on the runway by outgoing governor jerry brown, incoming governor gavin newsom, and fema administrator brock long. mr.r touring fire damage, trump made remarks in paradise, california.

gail was the primary person of health care. ken frazier, chairman and board of chief executive officer merc. ken has increased merc's research while focusing on the realization of long growth key projects that led the benefit society. he has led philanthropic and other activity that build on merc's legacy. and last but not least, my good friend norman augustine, retired chairman of malockheed martin corporation. he's been on the faculty of princeton, served as chairman and principal officer of the american red cross and the chairman of defense on the board. he is chairman of the national academy ofsciences. you have to remember the academy, norm. and most recently as you heard he chaired the academy's major consensus that making medicines affordable. so let me just get right into the issue. we heard many, many aspects of this whole issue of affordable droughts drugs. i'd like to cover today quite a bit of water front ranging from the complexity of our system, particularly when you think about pricing to innovation, which is so

they said don't touch the gail, do not respond.shot by a police sergeant and three officers seconds after one officer said if that gun moves, bag him. police say was a immediate threat and they released a photo of the gun they found there. he was homeless and suffered mental illness and his family said his death should have never happened. >> he was not posing a threat directly to the officers when he was conscious or he was sleeping, they had the opportunity to do the right thing which would have resulted in mr. being alive today. >> and this was said: said: >>> and there's a documentary about a mass murder of black church goers. it's when a dylan killed 9 church goers at a bible study. it's been screened in film festivals, but the film's producer that curry's role as executive producer will get that movie going worldwide. >>> lets check in with sal where you need to go. how does it look on the road. >> it looks all right, it's better than normal, 80 west bound, sometimes it slows for 30 minutes, this is no walk in the park, it's

senator wicker and gail, what a force to be reckoned with.he senior senator from mississippi was great. trent kelly. they got out and rode on the bus with me, they pounded the pavement with me. i could not ask for more support from the colleagues of mississippi. thank you so very much for them. you know, i am so grateful, so humbled for the honor you have given me to elect me as your united states senator. it is hard to describe the feelings tonight. tonight, in this victory, the reason we won is because mississippians know me and my heart, and thank you for stepping up, mississippi. [applause] i've said all along, this isn't about me. this is about the people of mississippi and what is important to the people of mississippi. this win tonight, this victory, it is about our conservative values, the things that mean to all of us mississippians. our faith and family. but it is those things that i will take to washington, d.c., that i want to represent all of mississippians with these values and i will fight for it every single day. i am your war

. >> reporter: marty and gail smith are in good spirits considering the circumstances. a lot of people have been looking for you and gail. >> we figured it, but we didn't have any way to get through to them. >> reporter: the two were camping, sleeping in their car alongside the lake and regalia. they went there to escape the camp fire. >> fire on both sides of us and we can go into the lake plus the dam is right there that's all rock. we will use that to our advantage. >> reporter: they didn't know it but marty's brother had been searching evacuation shelters for them all day on friday. despite i'm worried about my family. >> reporter: saturday morning he connected with marty's son michael over the phone. once he checked into a hotel. >> it's scary and sad that this kind of thing happens. >> reporter: paradise looks like a bomb went off. burned out and abandoned cars littered the streets, buildings are collapsed, and fires are still flickering while law enforcement response to calls to service throughout the area. >> are places still standing, and they are still trying

gail maclellan, bbc news. their own cottage before the birth of their first child. harry and meghan will move to frogmore cottage in the grounds of windsor castle early next year. the couple got married at windsor castle in may and held their reception for around 200 guests at frogmore house, a 17th century royal residence on the same estate. kensington palace said windsor was a "very special place" for the couple. recognise this sound ? singing yes, that is undeniably ‘the lion king', but not as we know it. the trailer for the live action re—telling of the classic disney film has been released and it's already had 21 million views in 2a hours. the remake is due to hit cinemas next summer and its cast includes the likes of beyonce, seth rogan and donald glover. it's time for a look at the weather with nick miller. i will not ask you to sing for us. tell us about the weather, at least. the answer is no is? let us take a look at what you wanted to know about, which is the weather. last weekend there was sunshine

now we have gail prada joining us, attorney. the process could take how long? let's say you do a machine recount. you do it across the state then, right? every single county, jurisdiction, right? >> that's right. it could take weeks. we saw this happen in 2000 with the presidential election. particularly when you see the process itself is being flouted and the rules being ignored. so as we go forward, if they continue to ignore the very specific rules that are designed to promote voter integrity and to make sure that the casts are -- the votes are cast and tabulated in a fair process where both candidates can understand the process and have updates, then you can see that this will be dragged out. we've had lawsuits filed and as soon as the courts get involved in this as well, it also has the possibility of extending things further than they should be extended. >> neil: gail, i remember with the gore-bush, bush-gore recount, there was criticism about certain counties getting recounts and others not. and retrospect, the gore folks errored by focusing on palm beac

i am gail mcgovern and i had the privilege of being the president and ceo of the american red cross, and also had the privilege of welcoming you here to the american red cross and to our beautiful service. we are so deeply honored to have a number of really special guests with us today. first is first lady melania trump. [ applause ] >> second lady karen pants -- pence[ applause ] >> also, elizabeth adult. -- dole.[ applause ] >> we are honored to have many spouses from our selfless military families. on behalf of everyone at the red cross, thank you all for supporting the brave men and women in the military. they have sacrificed so very much to keep us safe. before i begin the event today, i wanted to quickly share an overview of the american red cross, and also speak about the impact that the workers will be doing here and what they will have on the military members as they are deployed overseas. they include one out of every five people who have been touched by the american red cross in some way. but it is unusual to me that anybody who knows everything that we do. most people kno

here is gail trotter, spokesman for the judicial crisis network.ning us so early this morning. let's take a look at the numbers so far. since donald trump has taken office 84 judges have been confirmed through the senate appointed by donald trump to supreme court justices and 29 judges to us appeals court. do you expect the trend to continue at this point? >> he is. election results tuesday night were clear mandates for the trump administration and the senate to move will speed ahead on filling up these vacancies in the federal courts. there are many vacancies, many nominees. people are in the pipeline to go for their hearings and there will be more nominees from the trump administration and this is a vitally important part of the president's job and the senate is there to evaluate and confirm these nominees the administration is putting porn and the public has shown it appreciate the excellent nominees donald trump is putting forward and appreciate the hard work of the senate to confirm these nominees even in the face of democratic opposition. hea

i'm phil gail welcome to the program german prosecutors have righted the offices of the country's biggest lender deutsche bank as part of an investigation into money laundering inquiries based on revelations made in the twenty sixteen day to leak known as the panama papers which suggested that bank stuff would help criminals funnel money into offshore tax havens. police vans surrounding the headquarters of germany's biggest lender if deutsche is image wasn't already in tatters it certainly is now. the banks accused of helping clients hide money and crime the suspicions are based on revelations contained in a session of leaked documents known as the panama papers. differ ducked. the submission of rows in the summer. after the federal criminal police office evaluation data from the panama papers on the so-called off shore leaks. bodies are also this evaluation that the suspicions of deutsche bank was helping clients set up so-called offshore companies in tax havens . for dogs from their money is said to have floated tortured bank with as the bank reporting any suspicion of money laundering

lombardo, you touched on this earlier, gail undergraduate, yield after it, he studied at oxford, whyhis particular area of expertise, white's interest you so much? -- why does it interest you so much? question,xcellent i've always been interested in borderlands and when i went to the university of oxford, i had the wonderful pleasure of a historian of mexico, alan knight, who even though his interest was the mexican revolution, was willing to work with me on the u.s. mexico border, so in some respects, it was by virtue of the people i was with it has since become -- have stayed with this topic because it has so much relevance to contemporary issues. respects, it was by virtuewe ofa place that people are explained -- escaping from but this and ninehows us sensory, mexico's of his place people were escaping to because it made major interventions of a history of abolition and freedom in north america.

i'm still gail welcome to the program a french commission is recommending legal changes to allow african works of art to be returned to their countries of origin it follows up on a promise made by president emmanuel a year ago to return african artifacts stolen during france's colonial era if the recommendations are implemented it could increase pressure on museums elsewhere in europe to follow suit. in a paris museum on the banks of the sen a palace of african art but the seventy thousand works here have a troubled past many of them were torn from their cultural home during the colonial era. a new report commissioned by french president emmanuel mccall says that france must return the art it stole. the authors found that as much as ninety five percent of subsaharan african art is held outside the continent. in but mean a country with a renowned art legacy france's move is being hailed as a step toward justice. by returning property is not a matter of victory for someone or failure for others because in the end it's not a battle. he needs these assets to strengthen its national economy t

thank you very much, gail.reciate your time. >> thank you, erin. >>> and next, the record breaking new class of women elected into congress have arrived, and they are speaking out >>> plus, jeanne moos on the real winner in arizona's senate race. you're looking at him/her. we've been helping you prepare and invest for retirement since day one. why would we leave now? because i'm retired now. so? we're voya. we stay with you to and through retirement... with solutions to help provide income throughout. so you'll still be here to help me make smart choices? well, with your finances that is. we had nothing to do with that, uh, tie. or the suit. or the shirt. voya. helping you to and through retirement. it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart beds are on sale now during sleep number's veterans day sale. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it even helps with this. so you wake up ready to put your pedal to the metal. it's the final days of our veterans d

but with that, you can see a lot of arrows here, so that means stronger winds — in fact, risk of gailsure with smaller lows even running around it, and these could be responsible for bringing some very strong winds to some parts of the country during the course of the week. so we're keeping an eye on next week. there'll be a fair bit of rain on our way, but look at that, look at those temperatures — 1a degrees celsius. but remember, gale—force winds, potentially, almost anywhere in the uk. that's it from me. bye— bye. hello. you're watching to bbc news. i'm reged ahmad. officials have postponed one of the biggest football matches in argentina's history after a bus carrying one of the teams was attacked by rival fans, injuring several of the players. the final of the south american club championship, the copa libertadores, was due to take place between two rival clubs from buenos aires. it will now take place on sunday. mani djazmi from bbc sport is inside the stadium in buenos aires — and joins me on the line now.

joining us for more now is did have a correspondent gail mater's of the european council in brussels good morning there or go what can we expect from today's summit. yes stories of course as you have mentioned expect you leaders to sign off here on this divorce bill and the political declaration that comes with it the dutch prime minister arrived as leaders arrive here at the moment and he said look if i would be a british lawmakers i would vote in favor of this deal it's a balanced deal it's a deal that gives both sides the minimum but it is certainly not a new question to celebrate it is not a victory it is nothing we can be proud of it's a lose lose for the two sides it might be a straightforward leave the sign for the e.u. but theresa may needs to sell this deal at home we'll get back to you a minute but the latest tactic now appears to be to opinion over the heads of lawmakers directly to the public let's just first i would listen to some of their concerns. and i think the referendum was a terrible mistake because everyone was so really informed but you see. they didn't see any

. >>> 6:06 this morning, we are seeing damage in the small town of ma gail i can't,and 7,000 people lived -- magalia, and 7,000 people lived this. entire are camping out in chico and we talked to one person struggling tent all day long. >> he's sharing his at any time with his -- tent with his young daughter as he waits to hear about his home and the fire. >>> and the frequent questions that are asked, which homes are left standing and when people will be allowed back into the burn zone. there's an interactive online map that could answer the first question, it could be early next month before people will be allowed to return to the property. so of that is for safety reasons and crews are looking for people are not able to escape the names. >>> i want you to understand, we'll do everything we possibly can to diligently search for those remains. but, this is a very difficult task. >> the sheriff is being asked about the county's emergency alert system. he says no plan is ever 100% perfect. look into who received warnings and when, once the immediate cries sis over, it's possible that some

. >> we came in this locker room, we say it's preseason, but that's why we play the gail. it's preseason, and that's why we play the game [ cheering ] >> nick mullens joined the team as an undrafted free agent and now it's 1-0 as a starter, and we have more postgame reaction from levi stadium. >> reporter: the battle of the game wasn't much of a battle thanks to nick mullens making it look the starting gail easy he has 3 touchdowns and the most yards for anyone starting in game d worry about what matters and what mattered sodo it see hum go out and duplicate that in such a big stage, it was impressive. >> i'm proud of that guy, worked hard, i seen him and played with him three years, he worked hard every single day, i knew he was going to perform well, i just hope he was going to get hill the dud. >> and have a ner chance to play when the 9ers -- have another chance to play when the 9ers play the giants. he plans to build a championship team, he did not say how long that might take. >>> that may have been the last battle of the bay football game and there was a lot happeni

to speak we will carry that to you live meantime we're speaking to a barber of asal in london and gail mathis in brussels gad let's come to you the issue at the heart of it this five hundred eighty page document what have been the reactions from the twenty seven leaders so far so what they have read of it. overall through i would say they were positive reactions on the side of the unit was always clear it's a lose lose situation breaks it will never deliver anything positive but at least now there is something on the table that would avoid a cliff that something on the table that provides a solution for northern ireland which is a concern and a genuine concern i would say for the twenty seven that no hard fought or. northern island emerges and so there were a number of leaders including on the americal the german chancellor who said this is a positive step there's also some who have entered interpreted donald talks on the analysis of this that there is some hope that maybe there will be no brakes it at all when he said that prepared he's prepared for no deal scenario but so the use pre

blessings to you gail and your family and all that you have contributed. you have been all over the world with you. your ministries to pakistan. have always admired and appreciated that. i am grateful for all he is done. one person he admired deeply, as many of us have was howard thurman. whenever i would have this guest on he would say make sure you allow time this guest. reverend doctor dorsey blake. glad to have you. >> it's great to be here. i always appreciate the opportunity. >> you told me earlier that you have been there how many years? >> 25+. i first went in 1992. so 25+. the actual celebration will be next year. we are also going to have a conferen we are expanding it hopefully to 2 to 3 days. we have to do more than what is react -- what is just a reaction. we have to create a world that works for more people.>> we hope to have this for 3 days. >> the church for this fellowship is where? >> market street between broadway and blair. as you know, this was the first interracial church. it was started by two doctors who believed that if people came

as a nurse, gail o'neal knows that better than most. still she was unprepared for the news that greeted her when she returned home from a late shift two days after christmas 2003. the minute i opened the door, i saw my husband on the phone. and it was like something hit me in the pit of the stomach, just by his face. and then he said, russell's gone. josh mankiewicz: gone? gone where? as far as gail knew, her son's rocky marriage was on the mend. and i'm thinking, so, is this another drama filled call from brenna that they had another argument or something? and what bob had done is just repeated the words that brenna had given him, was that russell had been killed. and then all i could do is just go sit down and just sit there for a while. josh mankiewicz: russell's sister, holly, got the same call from russell's wife. she instantly assumed russell's personal troubles were to blame. my first thought was that he probably committed suicide. so i was in shock, and then realized i needed to get over to the island for brenna and the kids. jo

that's one every eight minutes.this giving tuesday - the red cross hopes americans will give....gailve the gift of time. alexandra limon changes to the tax law mean it will be harder for many americans to get a ta deduction for their donations to charity.charitable organizations like the red cross hope that won't stop people from giving. gail mcgovernso the optimist in me thinks that people give out of the goodness of their heart and they will step up.other organizations like 'stand together' hope to entice donors with a different kind of incentive....executive director evan feinberg says stand together will give a dollar for dollar match evan feinberg / executive director, stand togetherwe identify and vet the most effective non profit organization in the country... these organizations are taking bold and innovative approaches that are helping people to lift themselves out of poverty.one example is an organization called the phoenix.evan feinberg / executive director, stand togetherthey help people over come the power of addiction through support of community and celebrating sobriet

that's one every eight minutes.this giving tuesday - the red cross hopes americans will give....gail a financial donation, and they can give the gift of time. alexandra limon changes to the tax law mean it will be harder for many americans to get a tax deduction for their donations to charity.charitable organizations like the red cross hope that won't stop people from giving. gail mcgovernso the optimist in me thinks that people give out of the goodness of their heart and they will step up.other organizations like 'stand together' hope to entice donors with a different kind of incentive....executive director evan feinberg says stand together will give a dollar for dollar match evan feinberg / executive director, stand togetherwe identify and vet the most effective non profit organization in the country... these organizations are taking bold and innovative approaches that are helping people to lift themselves out of poverty.one example is an organization called the phoenix.evan feinberg / executive director, stand togetherthey help people over come the power of addiction through suppo

harvard did beat gail. >>> colorado state down with eight seconds left in collin hill with a hail maryams makes the catch as time runs out and they are celebrating. they go happy for their victory but now. it was out of balance. it was a fail. >> he stepped on the line. >> you cannot step out and step in and be the first person to touch the ball. old library. had some late nights in there. some of them i even spent studying. don't tell your mom. and maybe don't tell me. oh. college! he was shielding his eyes from the sun. knew it when i hit it. phil is taking haley to visit his alma mater. loved college. mm, we were hoping some of that enthusiasm rubs off on her. go, bullfrogs! dogs. bulldogs. i feel like you do that on purpose. mnh-mnh. no, it's just-- i say "bull," and i can't remember if it's frogs or dogs. when i talk to my old friends from college, do we croak or do we bark? (telephone rings) i got it. (clears throat) (beep) hello? (grunting) wow. no way! haley, no way! check it out! after a few beers, my buds and i would jump on these lunch trays and race down this same hill. hop

>> yeah. >> jimmy: oprah and gail. solid. >> those two. >> jimmy: you said barack is working on his book right now. did you guys ever have a situation where you fight over an anecdote? like i wanted that for my book. >> since my book was first, he lost on all that. >> jimmy: you get first dibs on all that. >> on all the good stuff. >> jimmy: and would it cause a rift in your relationship if oprah doesn't put his book in her book club? because she did it with yours. >> it might hurt his feelings but he'll get over it. >> jimmy: the book is number one on amazon. that's got to be an exciting thing for you. >> that's crazy. >> jimmy: by a lot, i would imagine. was it fun to write the book? >> it was more fun than i thought. because here's the thing. rarely does anybody get time, and they get paid to reflect. >> jimmy: that's true. >> and reflecting, i find, is very important, because the truth is, for the last decade, there was no time to even really think about what just happened to us. you know, i write about the fact th

gail is quite widely this evening, so if you are setting off fireworks, think very carefully before youefore you like them. through tonight, the rain will become confined towards parts of wales, south—west england and through the midlands. staying dry in east anglia and the south—east. for most of you there will be a frost free night tonight. the wind stays with us into sunday, this is the weather front which today is across western areas, tomorrow across parts of lincolnshire, yorkshire and the midlands. south—west england and south wales also. expect outbreaks of rain during the day, more persistent towards the far south—west. another largely dry for the south—east, and also for scotla nd the south—east, and also for scotland and northern ireland. they may be breezy but there will be a fair bit of sunshine. highs of 11— celsius. they mainly in the west on sunday evening. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11am. six days of funeral ceremonies are getting under way in thailand for the billionaire businessman and owner of leicester city football club, vichai srivaddhanaprabha. players fr

scott reiss has more from post gail reaction. >> it wasn't much of a battle since nick mullens made the starting quarterback look easy going for 362 yards and a touchdown in his first game. >> it's my opportunity to prove that i can play. biggest thing is to do your job and worry about what matters, what mattered most tonight was the team and how we played. >> we saw him in the preseason do what he did. to see him go out and duplicate that in such a big stage, it's impressive. >> we're proud of that guy, i worked hardest hit hard, i seen and played him, he worked hard every single day, i knew he was going to perform well, i hope he was good enough to get him the dug. >> have another chance to shine in prime time a week from monday when the 9ers play the new york giants, the 9ers not ready for prime time, he said after the game, he plans to  build pa championship team. >> he did not say just how long that might take, scott reiss, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> before the kick off, what we know about the cheerleader who took a knee during the anthem. >> pg&e defending its decision to turn off

i'm gail melw, president of e college. >> sreenivasan: president gail mellow is well aware that for manydents, making it from this first day to graduation is a struggle. >> tell me what you're going to study with us? >> sreenivasan: nationally, only 25% of new full-time community college students will earn a degree in six years. >> your entire life pivots around your ability to complete college. and more than that, so does your whole family. >> sreenivasan: mellow says the best way to educate community college students like these is to understand who they are and where they came from. community colleges educate the majority of the nation's low- income students. here at laguardia, 77% of students here come from householing less than $25,000 a year. >> often, they were not well- served by the urban high schools, which are so underfun and so crowded. and so they come to us, really, for that second chance. >> sreenivasan: 26-year-old student diamond stanback says she's grateful for a second ce. >> i didn't make a lot of good decisions in life. i had to start all overn how to be more self-suf

but with that, you can see a lot of arrows here, so that means stronger winds — in fact, risk of gailslows even running around it, and these could be responsible for bringing some very strong winds to some parts of the country during the course of the week. so we're keeping an eye on next week. there'll be a fair bit of rain on our way, but look at that, look at those temperatures — 1a degrees celsius. but remember, gale—force winds, potentially, almost anywhere in the uk. that's it from me, bye—bye. hello and welcome to bbc news. i'm reged ahmad. officials have postponed one of the biggest football matches in argentina's history after a bus carrying one of the teams was attacked by rival fans, injuring several of the players. the final of the south american club championship, the copa libertadores, was due to take place between two rival clubs from buenos aires. lebo diseko has this report.

to mention before we finish with this topic that our viewers probably don't know this but you know gail i have a direct connection to the sport of ice compared to vice dancing because. phil you were a competitive member in season two of. a hugely successful television series in the u.k. now we spent the whole day on the phone with i think i was in china and i'm. trying to get some footage of you unfortunately it seems all food has been destroyed for reasons of public street however we did find one photo oh found this photo so gail now this is you know you're aware of impressively tight blackout i have to say waving to your adoring fans in the so full of thing going to tell you exactly very good professional competitor. now phil. your member this is two thousand and seven so while ago there were eleven competitors yes your number where you landed i was i was not the last. that's exactly correct you were not you were eleven felt what was important was i was not the first you know it only matters that you compete. we also talk up a few of your reviews from from from back in the day. like y

gail wright 87. the weekend will be dry and warm. tomorrow will be the warmest day. >> thank you. >>> the warriors continue their win streak after coming from behind in the fourth quarter to dominate the timberwolves. we will have the highlights coming up next. >>> a bart employee being hailed a hero for saving the life of a passenger. vincent seals works as a train car cleaner. monday night he rushed to help a young man who was slumped over on a train. the man did not have a pulse and his lips were turning blue. he performed cpr and after several minutes he was able to revive the man. proposition 11 solves two issues. first, it continues to pay paramedics while we're on break. second, it ensures the closest ambulance can respond if you call 9-1-1. vote yes on 11. proposition 11 "a common sense solution" to protect public safety. it ensures the closest ambulance remains on-call during paid breaks "so that they can respond immediately when needed." vote yes on 11. warriors. >> if you remember, the warriors got off to a sluggish start

richard is a missionary or rescues goals the money goes to buy a get outrightly a local one big truck to gail before she's born there what if it takes fourteen years you get money guys that brought us constant go to get the money wife a journey of personal discovery kill more americans here and then more air india al-jazeera is a mirror image of highlights the struggles and resourcefulness of one native alaskan trying to preserve their way of life. becomes one of because cocoa doesn't know if. your mom's from here or you can. al-jazeera correspondent we are still here. after the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi cherokees president steps up pressure for answers from saudi arabia. live from doha when i'm come all santamaria this is the world news from al-jazeera the problem is not the law. but his own government is accused of caving in to conservatives up to making a deal to end the protests over.

fifty five front splits been performed in a wind tunnel by gail from australia. and the world's longest basketball shot released by someone doing a back flip. and the fastest time solving the rubik's cube upside down was recorded in china the guinness book of world records was first published in one nine hundred fifty five. british rock band news is set to release its new album simulation theory on friday the band is also planning a world tour that will kick off in the united states in february. senos . two of france's previous albums are scooped grammys. an art installation went on display in london's olympic park on wednesday to mark a century since the end of world war one. artist rob heard has made over seventy two thousand shrouded figures that represent the british commonwealth servicemen killed at the battle of the sun whose final resting place is unknown. we talk numbers you know and in many conflicts of the so many people died. i just decided that we should try to physicalize that. the artist spent several years hand sewing the calico shrouds. the instal

but with that, you can see a lot of arrows here, so that means stronger winds — in fact, risk of gailsnd these could be responsible for bringing some very strong winds to some parts of the country during the course of the week. so we're keeping an eye on next week. there'll be a fair bit of rain on our way, but look at that, look at those temperatures — 1a degrees celsius. but remember, gale—force winds, potentially, almost anywhere in the uk. that's it from me, bye—bye. this is bbc news, the headlines: one of the biggest football matches in argentina's history — the copa libertadores final — has been postponed after the boca juniors team bus was attacked by rival fans in buenos aires. they were due to play river plate. theresa may has written an open letter to the british public, urging people to back her brexit deal. the plan was finalised with the european commission president, jean—claude juncker, in brussels ahead of a historic summit on sunday. but it faces widespread opposition in the british parliament. police in paris have used tear gas and water cannon to disperse tens—of—tho

i'm one of them but i think it's ended up by gail one mental one is we're buddies. they both plot on some one on one audition have anissa. put them down i don't want that or i can't that's funny as hell and mission to know that i'm working at a yeah. bloom gets killed and he had a chicken dad's going to pay him a them with a photo of the man that he alan a photo temple proud of the. things. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each day. eighty five percent of global wealth you longs to be ultra rich eight point six percent market saw a thirty percent rise last year some with four hundred to five hundred three per second per second and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dollars. china is building a two point one billion dollar a i industrial park but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only numbers you need to remember is one in one business show you can afford to miss the one in only. you know world of big partisan newton's laws and conspiracies it's time to wait

gail gitcho, thank you for your time this morning.up next hour katherine harris, former florida congresswoman and state election supervisor during the 2020 count will join us. >> bill: the post election drama staying in georgia. abrams hopes to force a runoff. will that happen? jonathan serrie has an answer in atlanta, good morning. >> the abrams campaign is hoping the federal courts will require the state to accept ballots that were previously disqualified for what the campaign regards as minor errors leaving off a birth date or getting the birth year wrong. they say that there are enough of these ballots to potentially force this race into a december 4 runoff. take a listen. >> former secretary of state brian kemp, if you would like to be governor, he has to be governor of everybody. those who voted for stacey abrams, those who didn't vote and those who live in our state. >> brian kemp's campaign says that even if all the remaining qualified provisional ballots go in favor of abrams it still won't be enough to force a runoff. many o

all right our very own gail mathis from brussels tonight where white is the new green rex agree thank you will israel's defense minister or lieberman has resigned in protest it comes after a ceasefire deal with palestinian militants in the gaza strip the fragile truce brought to an end intense fighting that saw at least eight people killed over the weekend lieberman calls the truce a quote surrender to the terrorists. affleck door lieberman's resignation took many by surprise the defense minister said the egyptian brokered cease fire represented a failure by the israeli government to ensure the country's long term security. i'm here to announce my resignation as defense minister of the state of israel and the question is why specifically now. she used a ceasefire along with the entire process of reaching an arrangement of hamas is a capitulation to tara. hamas. in the un. and lieberman was not the only one unhappy with the truce hundreds of israelis gathered late tuesday near the gaza border to protest many describe the ceasefire as a disgrace the rockets from hamas rained down here a

be trucked to gail before she's born there what if it takes fourteen years. the brother to get money away. a russian vessel rams a ukrainian naval tugboat as tensions rise between moscow and kiev in the black sea . live from london coming up. hundreds of asylum seekers a dispersed with tear gas while trying to breach a border fence between mexico and the united states. european union leaders approve of breaks it deal with the british prime minister still faces a tough battle to get it through her own parliament. thousands march in madrid to mark the un's international day for the elimination of violence against women. we start with some breaking news out of crimea ukraine's president has called an emergency meeting of top military officials in response to rising tensions between moscow and kiev in the black sea russia has confirmed that it seized three ukrainian naval vessel just stopped from entering the catch strait by placing a huge cargo ship beneath the russian controlled bridge ukraine accused russia of opening fire on its ships and ramming a navy tugbo

missionary or rescues goals the money goes to the buy it get outrightly a local neighbor one big truck to gail before she's born there what if it takes fourteen years you get mondays the brothers constantly want to get their money wife history has called it the great war in the final episode the two sides fight themselves to a standstill while britain and france conspire behind closed doors to produce a secret agreement that will shape the middle east for the century to come world war one through our bodies on al-jazeera. a ceasefire is agreed between israel and palestinian factions which could bring days of cross border violence to an end. blow i maryam namazie in london this is al jazeera also coming up the airport x. ray images that could offer clues into how a saudi hit squad might have carried out the murder of jamal khashoggi. u.k. government agrees a draft avoids deal with europe that can it get approval of parliament and hotlines . and court deals a blow to the president ruling against his decision to dissolve the parliament. palestinian armed groups including how massive announced a c

gail maclellan tells us what they found.their extraordinary abilities. researchers wanted to see if dolphins could actively co—operate with each other, notjust perform the same action in the same place and time. could they understand their partners role in the game? the game was the dolphins had to swim across the lagoon and press the button simultaneously, specifically within a i—second time window. to succeed, the two dolphins each had to press their button at same time, whether they had been sent across the together or with a delay —— whether they had been sent across the lagoon together or with a delay in time of up to 20 seconds. the buttons were wired to a computer to record the actions and time difference. the dolphins didn't just succeed at this task, they were amazing at it so by the end, the difference in time between their button presses was just 370 milliseconds. that's about a third of the second and that kind of precision shows they didn'tjust co—operate, they actively co—ordinated in a super—precise way to syn

the fire has torn through towns including paradise and meg gail yeah. of sterling city and paradise pines are still threatened. >>> president trump got an update over the phone from federal officials on the ground in california. in a tweet he said he's with the people of california, quote, all the way. >> we have team coverage on the devastation. abc 7's wayne freedman talks with an elderly couple who lost their home to the flames. >> we'll begin with laura anthony who was with the governor today. >> reporter: we were with the governor for a portion of his tour, where he saw images like these behind me close up. this is what's left of an apartment building. like we felt when we first arrived, we could see the scope of the tragedy. the reality of it leaves one searching for the right words. >> this was our worst

looking wild this morning, low pressure moving up from the south—west, a deep system which will bring gail'sobars with the system and its weather front bringing heavy rain as well, the combination of heavy rain and severe gales causing disruption to england and wales and southern scotland, keep tuned to bbc local radio or head to the website for the latest weather warnings, the heavy rain will move its way north this morning but let's focus first across southern areas on strong winds, winds will be gusting in in excess of 70 mph in towards coastal parts of 70 mph in towards coastal parts of wales, may be 80 mph in places, 50-60 of wales, may be 80 mph in places, 50—60 further inland and in strong winds moving north and into southern scotland. likely disruption. also the heavy rain leading to some appalling driving conditions. the good news as we head towards the afternoon at the low pressure continues to migrate north eastwards and there will be severe gales but it will be blustery throughout the day and end of the afternoon should she sunshine. another mildly across the south, a little bit

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