computer, hull status. hull integrity at 45%. seal off that deck. computer, erect a level-ten force field around the bridge. unable to comply. seven... i need more power up here. the bulkheads are coming apart. i'm transferring the last of our power reserves. computer: deck one force field is in place. that's better. how's life support? seven: degrading. we have approximately ten hours of air remaining. what about the time capsule? it's ready for launch. do it. the launch sequencer has misfired. reset the initiator; try it again. it won't work. salvage the probe. it's too late. it's been destroyed. personal logs... mission logs... all our history... gone. ( beeping ) now what? i'm detecting a vessel... 22 light-years away. i see it. i'm trying to hail them. the subspace transceiver's malfunctioning. if they move out of range, they won't see us. we still have one active com circuit but we'll have to go to impulse to use it. seven, drop out of warp. converter, i cannot comply. dump the core. ensign, dropping out of warp at this velocity could tear the

it's a new confidence that people in hull are proud to say, come and see us in hull.ng spent. what are you hoping the city of culture will achieve for hull? i want, nationally and internationally, people to see that this is a fantastic city with great stories, great people, and a lot to offer. because every city deserves its moment in the limelight. and 2017 is ours. it all starts tomorrow afternoon. buildings will be used as giant screens to retell the city's history, with one turning hollywood into hullywood. people here have recreated famous movie scenes. and later in the evening there's going to be a giant musical fireworks display. that is what is going to be set off. and those are bigger than those that were used in london's new year's eve celebrations. as for the soundtrack, every single song is by an act from hull. it's hoped that in 2017, one million people will visit hull. and this has caused a problem. the city only has 1000 hotel rooms. hello. hi there, come in. so a campaign has encouraged locals into the bed—and—breakfast trade. it's a great role, really

with the breakthrough made gaps appeared in the hull defence, here nacho stepped up the hull defence,ped up to make it tozero, the school has on hull became harsher, curtis davies's own goal the last kick of the game. manchester city got what they wanted, off the bottom of the table, manchester city got something to change the direction of their season. the first ten or 15 minutes in the second half we played good, in the first half we forgot the goal was there. in the second half the strikers and rash saw the goal and made it easy. arsenal left it late against west brom at the emirates. olivier giroud headed the only goal of the game in the 86th minute, on what was his first start of the premier league season. david moyes made his first return to old trafford since being sacked as sunderland took on manchester united. and it wasn't the happy boxing day trip he'd have hoped as united's fourth straight win, as they beat sunderland 3—1. sam alla rdyce returned to football as the new manager of crystal palace in their 1—1 draw at watford. it's three months since allardyce stood down as e

butjust a moment, for hull couldn't hold out.arrived, and everton were level again, just as it seemed the humberside fog was lifting. newcastle united are back on top of the championship after the night's games were blighted by fog. brighton dropped to second in the table after their game against cardiff was postponed and reading's match with full was abandoned midway through. there was one game in the scottish premiership tonight, with third placed aberdeen winning i—o premiership tonight, with third placed aberdeen winning 1—0 at hearts. the goal came in the 66th minute. the third placed dons are ahead of hearts, who are fourth. tennis, and andy murray has started his new season with a surprise defeat. britain's world number one lost to david goffin in the semi—finals of the world tennis championship exhibition event in abu dhabi. rob heath reports. for someone who has achieved so much, andy murray has plenty of unfinished business. his appearance in this exhibition tournament is part of extra preparation ahead of the australia

hull are bottom of the premier league going into tonight's match against everton. this football club. they understand that we will need to do better, when it comes to trying to wina better, when it comes to trying to win a football match. i think what they've shown is a great appetite and passion for their play in the premier league. it is difficult for them, but i don't think for one insta nce them, but i don't think for one instance they have dropped away from the challenge, and i think they are all ready and willing to take it on again in the new year. it's a difficult one. they lost to west ham away 1—0 but hull were the better team and had four or five times on the post and that means, don't focus about positions in the table. it's a tough one, it's a difficult one and we need to be at our best to get a good result. the team just above hull, swansea city's search for a new manager continues today. with ryan giggs and chris coleman ruled out two new favourites have emerge. gary rowett, who has been out of the game since he was sacked by birmingham earlier this

for the soundtrack, every single song is by an act from hull.blem. the city only has caused a problem. the city only has a thousand hotel rooms. so a campaign has encouraged locals into the bed—and—brea kfast trade. campaign has encouraged locals into the bed—and—breakfast trade.|j campaign has encouraged locals into the bed-and-breakfast trade. i feel like an unpaid ambassador, i can welcome people into our home and help them to understand a bit more about the city. i feel they will leave with a positive perception after they have stayed here. and other bonus. the bbc has decided that every time the tv weather map appears in 2017, hull will be honoured. the city of culture has literally been put on the map. in today's football, premier league leaders chelsea beat stoke city 4—2 for their 13th win in a row. liverpool and manchester city had the chance to close the gap in the late kick—off. patrick geary reports. this is a night to remember old acquaintances. jurgen klopp and pep guardiola met many times on german touchlines. they are two of the

hull pressure is rising. i'm on my way. captain... report! some kind of spatial sinkhole full thrusters! status? we managed to sidestep that one but graviton shear has increased by another 310%. janeway to sickbay. it's now or never. understood, captain. i've got to get in there. they're about to ring the bell. i'm going to subject you to a field that will enhance the nucleotide bonds. the gene should become fully activated. do you understand? of here. i'll try. boothby: good idea. keep him waiting. let him sweat it out. announcer: in this corner, representing the alpha quadrant, earth and humanity the challenger, chakotay! ( cheering ) everybody loves an underdog. announcer: in this corner champion of the delta quadrant kid chaos! ( cheering ) looks like he's got a lot of upper-body strength-- a real puncher. just keep your elbow low when you throw the right and don't come in too straight; you'll be okay. what's the scouting report? we don't know this guy. self. that's all you've got to remember and don't raise the elbow. computer: begin rou

but the first half at hull didn't go to plan.0 minutes. given time, though, this tale of two cities opened up, both ends. first kevin de bruyne of manchester, and then hull began to get a foothold on the game. michael dawson only kept out by bacary sagna. mike phelan‘s side had hopes of lifting themselves off the bottom of lifting themselves off the bottom of the table book that will only get you so far. andy robinson's tackle on raheem sterling allowed yaya toure to do what he usually does. scoring on boxing day for the third yearin scoring on boxing day for the third year ina scoring on boxing day for the third year in a row. with the breakthrough made, gaps appeared in the hull defence. camacho stepped up. 3—0. a final kick of the game, curtis davies's own goal. manchester city got what they wanted, the second in the table. hull city need something to change the direction of their season. to change the direction of their season. the first ten or 15 minutes of the second half, we played good. in the first half, we forgot that t

but hull was the better team, and i west ham away, 1—0.e betterteam, and i think west ham away, 1—0. but hull was the better team, and i think they had four five posts. times on the posts. and that means that don't focus about positions on the table. it's a tough one, it's a difficult one and we need to be at our best to get a good result. when middlesbrough play manchester united tomorrow, it'll be a first return to old trafford for the brazil defender fabio da silva. he and his twin brother rafael both played under sir alex ferguson — they spoke to our reporter steve crossman about what kind of reception fabio might expect. it's hard. i try stuff, and i go think about what it's going to be, how it will be, a thousand things in my head, like how can it be? how are they going to reaction, like, how i'm going to react? but think it's going to be nice. i think it might be strange for you, because you have to decide who you will support. well, well, i love all the support. all the supporters. but i have to support my brother in this time! to

let in hull. it has been happening for years. let us stay with the times.ing these incredible figures into trust funds. this is a toxic issue for many tory mps in particular, that david cameron set this to get of 0.7% of gdp spent on aid. that is a very worthy objective and lots of it does achieve some good things. but there is the feeling, and this story reflects that, what has been happening, to make sure we meet that target, but the department for international development is putting money into these trust funds, and that money is sitting there in those funds. if you have a budget and need to spend it in a certain period of time, you get to the end and say you have not spent enough and you put it inafund. have not spent enough and you put it in a fund. what happens to these accounts? literally just sitting there. just sitting there? a large amount of it. £4 billion apparently. and also the sheer scale, 0.7% of national income equating to £12 billion this year alone which is a vast sum of money when we know there is other... social care. yeah. we understa

a point lift hull of the bottom. more commentary on 5 live sports extra.th drink—driving. the brazilian was arrested by merseyside police after his car was pulled over in liverpool city centre in the early hours of christmas eve. he's set to appear at liverpool city magistrates' court on january 31st, the same day as liverpool face chelsea at anfield. it's taken them until boxing day but bristol rugby have their first win of the season — beating worcester 28 points to 20. the issue of head injuries was once again a talking point in the 13th minute — with bristol's tusi pisi sent off for this challenge on fly half jamie shillcock. despite being reduced to 1a men, tom varndell‘s hat trick gave bristol the victory — but they remain bottom of the premiership, two points behind worcester all three matches in the pro 12 were derbies. glasgow beat scottish rivals edinburgh 25—12 at murrayfield in the pick of the day's pro12 games. that ends a run of three straight defeats. these two contest the annual 1872 cup across the two matches they play in the domestic seas

you can only see the bottom of the hull. from that hull they removed later that afternoon the only crew member rescued from the ship. the utah lost 58 men. 52 are still inside the ship. this memorial is in that remembrance. the memorial was an aspiration for senator moss from utah, and also for the surviving crew. in 1971, he came here to dedicate the ground in which this memorial would be built. he said these words, which in my terms still hot me to this day. -- can't me to this day. -- haunt me to this day. "while we honor those who here gave the last full measure of devotion, all of us hope and pray that the time will come when we no longer need to dedicate memorials to men who died in battle. that we will dedicate memorials to those who live in peace, to all nations and all men. frank moscow the united states senator, utah, groundbreaking december 7, 1971." while his dream in the crew of the utah, that dream came true. memorial was dedicated on memorial day, 1972. this memorial is that. it is the forgotten ship and forgo

things got worse for hull in injury time when curtis davies scored an own goal.stunning finish from henrikh mkhitaryan helped manchester united to a fourth straight win in the league. they beat sunderland by 3—1, meaning defeat for david moyes on his return to old trafford for the first time since he was sacked as united manager in 2014. elsewhere arsenal beat west brom 1—0. burnley saw off middlesbrough by the same scoreline champions leicester lost at home to everton, 2—0. west ham won away at relegation—threatened swansea, 4—1. and sam allardyce's first game in charge of crystal palace ended in a 1—1 draw at watford. liverpool could move into second and close the gap on chelsea to six points if they beat stoke in today's only premier league match. liverpool bossjurgen klopp‘s hoping his team and supporters are recharged after waiting an extra day for their christmas football. atmosphere changes everything, so hopefully all our supporters are recharged after the 25th and the 26th, full of good food and in the best mood for this game, and give everything you can

from the penalty spot, gaps appeared in the hull defence.r hull in injury time when curtis davies scored an own goal. manchester city are up to second place. they won 3—0 at bottom of the table hull, in a game that was closer than the scoreline suggests. arsenal beat west brom. leicester lost again at home to everton 2—0. west ham won at swansea, a—1 and sam allardyce‘s first draw in charge at crystal palace ended in a draw. liverpool could move into second and close the gap on chelsea to six points if they beat stoke in today‘s only premier league match. liverpool bossjurgen klopp‘s hoping his team and supporters are recharged after waiting an extra day for their christmas football. atmosphere changes everything, so hopefully all our supporters are recharged after the 25th and the 26th, full of good food and in the best mood for this game, and give everything you can! it took them until boxing day, but bristol rugby have their first win of the season, beating worcester by 28—20. the premiership‘s bottom side played much of the match with 1a

hull are bottom of the premier league, going into tonight's match against everton.e understand that we all need to do better, when it comes to winning a football match. to do better, when it comes to winning a football matchlj to do better, when it comes to winning a football match. i think what they have shown is great appetite and passion for their playing in the premier league. it is difficult for them but i do not think for one instance that they've dropped away from the challenge but i think they are already willing to ta ke i think they are already willing to take a torn in the new year. it's a difficult one —— take it on. they lost to west ham away 1—0. but who was the better team? several times on the post, it means do not focus on the post, it means do not focus on your position on the table. it is tough and difficult, we need to be at our best to get a good result. swansea city's search for a new manager continues today. and with ryan giggs and chris coleman already ruled out, two new favourites have emerged. the first is gary rowett, who's been out of the

but hull was the better team in that, for five times they hit the post.itions in the table, it is tough and difficult, we need to be at our best to get a good result. championship leaders brighton and hove albion‘s game against strugglers cardiff city is off tonight. a blanket of fog has descended on the amex stadium over the course of the day forcing the referee to call the game off. there are three other fixtures in the championship with second place newcastle also in action against nottingham forest. when middlesbrough play manchester united tomorrow, it'll be a first return to old trafford for the brazil defender fabio da silva. he and his twin brother — rafael — both played under sir alex ferguson, winning the premier league title three times. and the brothers spoke to our reporter steve crossman about what kind of reception fabio might expect. i try and stop work, and i think about how it's going to be, but there are 1000 things in my head, like what it will be like, the reaction... i think it will be nice. i think it might be stranger for you, beca

then hull began to gain confidence and a foothold in the game.his tackle allowed for this to happen. scoring on boxing day for the third year in a row. then it was 2-0. the the third year in a row. then it was 2—0. the final kick of the game was an own goal. manchester city got what they wanted, up to second in the table. hull city need something to change direction of the season. we played well in the first half. in the second half we forgot the ball was there. especially our strikers, they saw more of the goal and after they saw more of the goal and after the first goal it was easy. arsenal left it late against west brom at the emirates. olivier giroud headed the only goal of the game in the 86th minute, on what was his first start of the premier league season. david moyes made his first return to old trafford since being sacked as manager, as sunderland took on manchester united. and it wasn't the happy boxing day trip he'd have hoped for — united's fourth straight win, as they beat sunderland 3—1. sam alla rdyce returned to football as the ne

i am not expecting the game against hull city to be easy, for example.here burnley take on middlesbrough, champions leicester are at home to everton, relegation—threatened swansea are at home to west ham and in the late game manchester city are away at hull city. you can keep right up to date with the action on final score on the red button, as well as on five live and the bbc sport website. the first day of the second test between australia and pakistan in melbourne has been abandoned due to rain — pakistan are 142—4. the half century saw this player moved past the mark for this year. she helped pakistan reach 142—4. to make up to the time, data will get up make up to the time, data will get up on the go earlier than planned. play will start on day two at 11:00pm ourtime. australia won the first test. and it's one of the highlights of the racing calendar, steeplechasing's mid—season championship, the king george vi chase at kempton. last year's winner, cue card, one of the sport's long—term stars, faces his up and coming stablemate thistlecrack for the

things got worse for hull in injury time when curtis davies scored an own goal.stunning finish from henrikh mkhitaryan helped manchester united to a fourth straight win in the league. they beat sunderland 3—1, meaning defeat for david moyes on his return to old trafford for the first time since he was sacked as united manager in 201a. sam allardyce‘s first game in charge of crystal palace ended in a 1—1 draw at watford. elsewhere arsenal beat west brom 1—0. burnley saw off middlesbrough by the same scoreline. champions leicester lost at home to everton 2—0. and west ham won away at relegation—threatened swansea a—1. sam allardyce‘s first game in charge of crystal palace ended in a 1—1 draw at watford. later today, liverpool take on stoke. the favourite thistlecrack claimed an impressive win in the big boxing day race at kempton park — the king george vi chase. ridden by tom scudamore, thistlecrack charged clear on the final circuit to ease to victory ahead of cue card and silviniaco conti. it was only thistlecrack‘s fourth race over fences. it took them until box

my hull city to be easel, for example. my feeling here is quite similar.cester are at home to everton and relegation—threatened swansea are at home to west ham. you can keep right up to date with the action on final score on the red button, as well as on five live and the bbc sport website. and of course it is also one of the highlights of the racing calendar. the mid—season championship, the king george v race. what a matchup. we have the defending champion against the young contender, thistlecrack. the young horse to watch out for. he has won all three races he has been in, unbeaten. and of course a big contender for the cheltenham gold cup. is it unusual there are only five? i think that is quite a low number, yes. it is a keenly contested race. iam yes. it is a keenly contested race. i am watching out for the stars of nxt! 0nly i am watching out for the stars of nxt! only one week away. thanks very much. train travellers are facing significant disruptions this week as 200 sets of engineering works planned by network rail take place. many people will be

that witness was able to get the knife pu away from hull, but hull got another knife and stabbed the victim in the forearm. police say he refused to drop the knife and that's when at least one officer opened fire shooting him in the chest. he died at the hospital hours later. >> they could have done a lot of things. >> her son was a single father of four, an electrician and navy veteran. the two had problems in their relationship, but she didn't imagine it would lead

that witness was able to get the knife pu away from hull, but hull got another knife and stabbed the victim in the forearm. police say he refused to drop the knife and that's when at least one officer opened fire shooting him in the chest. he died at the hospital hours later. >> they could have done a lot of things. >> her son was a single father of four, an electrician and navy veteran. the two had problems in their relationship, but she didn't imagine it would lead neighbors tell news 4 there have been multiple police calls to this house in the morning of the shooting they heard a woman screaming. walter is an elected leader. the community has had concerns about other crimes in the neighborhood as well. >> we talked about what we can do to and whether that means more officers, we'll be talking with neighbors to see what we can do. >> coming up on news 4 at 6:00, the one thing that the suspect's mother wants from police now that her son is gone. back to you. >> thank you, darcy. >>> a virginia man is dead after getting hit while walking on i-95 in woodbridge. virginia state police s

but hull was the better team in that, four or five times they hit the post.to be at our best to get a good result. championship leaders brighton and hove albion's game against strugglers cardiff city is off tonight. a blanket of fog has descended on the amex stadium over the course of the day forcing the referee to call the game off. there are three other fixtures in the championship with second place newcastle also in action against nottingham forest. when middlesbrough play manchester united tomorrow, it'll be a first return to old trafford for the brazil defender fabio da silva. he and his twin brother — rafael — both played under sir alex ferguson, winning the premier league title three times. and the brothers spoke to our reporter steve crossman about what kind of reception fabio might expect. it's hard — i try and stop work, and i think about how it's going to be, but there are 1000 things in my head, like what it will be like, the reaction... i think it will be nice. i think it might be stranger for you rafael, because you will have to decide who you a

he was only spotted in first light, after clinging to the hull of his boat, that went down in a blinkized... one, two, three and that was it. one, two, three and no more — it was that fast. a fisherman for 36 years, he started in the industry aged just 14. those years of experience and knowledge helping him to survive the freezing conditions. translation: i was on top of the boat for 11 hours. it was freezing. my legs from here to my feet, they were blue. i didn't have any feeling in them. i kept my head warm by pulling my sweater over my head and blowing into it. i moved my hands, and if my hands got too cold, i peed on them. it was absolutely freezing. he last heard his fellow fishermen while in the water. one later died in hospital, and the other is now presumed dead. translation: the worst thing is your colleagues who can't come with you, that's what's worse, for me, anyway. it's a lottery. i've got the main prize, and they've got nothing. despite this tragedy, he says he won't give up fishing. a nationwide ceasefire that came into effect overnight between the syrian government an

hull fc had famously never won at wembley. on as the wolves agonisingly let it slip. listen to the noise from the black—and—whites. warrington did win the league leaders shield but when it really mattered, at the grand final, again, they fell short. wigan are the super league champions. the four nations then wasan opportunity to test british rugby league against the game down under, for scotland, the progress continues apace. a draw with new zealand, their greatest ever result. for england, disappointment. defeat to the kiwis and then eventual winners australia shows the northern hemisphere is still some way behind. england's hearts are being ripped out. for england's cricketers, an eventful year. an historic series win over south africa, and then against sri lanka, captain alastair cook became the youngest batsman ever to 10,000 test runs. series against pakistan, bangladesh and india were rather less successful, but the real heartbreak came at the world t20, all the way to the final, before falling at the final hurdle. victo

hull city are off the bottom of the premier league but they missed out on a first league win in nearlylate everton equaliser at the k—com. the tigers went ahead but were pegged back then robert snodgrass scored this brilliant free kick in the second half. they couldn't hang on for victory though, ross barkley nodded in the everton equaliser late on. it finished 2—2. i'm really pleased because over the past 3—4 weeks, we put in a shift and got nothing. today we put in a shift and got a point. we could be greedy and ask for more but i'm really proud of the players for their efforts and we have to go again in two, three days‘ time. he came backward from argentina. finally he came back after seven games. we are happy here is back.” hope that gave him the opportunity to have 3.5 weeks off. he can only score goals if people give him it. he can defend. the old firm derby between rangers and celtic takes place in the scottish premiership this lunchtime, meanwhile, last night aberdeen beat hearts 1—0. the goal came from jonny hayes in the 66th minute. the third placed dons are now six points ah

the only survivor of a boat that capsized off kent on tuesday has told how he clung on to the hull fordrowned after he was swept away, while a second was rescued but later died. bryony mackenzie reports. this is the moment mr runcie was rescued from the waters off ramsgate, was only spotted in first light after clinging to the hull of his boat, that went down in a blink ofan his boat, that went down in a blink of an eye. translation: one, two, three and that was it. one, two, three and that was it. one, two, three and that was it. one, two, three and no more, it was that fast. a fisherman for 36 years, he started in the industry just 1a. a fisherman for 36 years, he started in the industryjust1li. those years of experience and knowledge helping him to survive the freezing conditions. translation: him to survive the freezing conditions. translationzlj him to survive the freezing conditions. translation: iwas him to survive the freezing conditions. translation: i was on top of the boat for 11 hours. it was freezing. my legs from here to my feet, they were blue. i didn't have any feeling.

, some eight hours later, that one of the crew members was spotted by another boat clinging to the hullean, at this time of year, in the southern north sea, water temperature at 9.5 degrees, the temperature less than that, so, yeah, significant risk, but he is in the carer of the hospital at present. he was able to tell his rescuers that two of his fellow crew members were missing, prompting a major response. two lifeboats from ramsgate have been taking part in the search, which has also involved two divers and a doctor being flown in from belgium. the huge operation taking place around 17 miles off the coast from here. after several hours, a second crew member was found showing signs of life, but later died in hospital. the search for the third man has now been called for the day. although the coastguard says it is possible for people to survive in the water at this time of year for 15 hope is 110w at this time of year for 15 hope is now fading. more than 80% of people in england, aged between 40 and 60 are either overweight, inactive, or drink too much. that's according to public heal

light some eight hours later that one of the crew members was spotted by another boat, clinging to the hulli mean at this time of year, in the southern north sea, a water temperature about 9.5 degrees and the air temperature less than that. so yes, a significant risk in terms of hypothermia. but yeah, he's in the proper care of the hospital authorities at present. he was able to tell his rescuers that two of his fellow crew members were missing. prompting a major response. two lifeboats from ramsgate have been taking part in the search, which has also involved two divers and a doctor being flown in from belgium. the huge operation taking place around 17 miles off the coast from here. after several hours, a second crew member was found, showing signs of life. but later died in hospital. the search for the third man has now been called off for the day. although the coastguard says it's possible for people to survive in the water at this time of year for 15 hours, hope is now fading. simonjones, bbc news, ramsgate. president—elect donald trump has gone head—to—head with the us government over

her hull is still in the mud where she sank. of brothers, families dying shoulder to shoulder in a war that had not even been declared. >> when we talk to people they will say oh, my father or grandfather would not tell us anything until he was 60 or 70 years old. they were told to forget about it to just get on with their lives and forget about it. >> reporter: craig nelson spent the last five years putting together one of the most recent accounts of pearl harbor, published by simon and he argues that day was as important as july 1776. >> it completely transformed the united states. at that moment, we were 14th military power in the world behind sweden. >> so it served really as a rallying cry in a way? >> it made us put on our big boy pants and become a world leader. >> the u.s. did bounce back were raised or repaired. and later, every japanese aircraft carrier was destroyed. >> this is the greatest generation in the world. and we're down to a handful left. >> thank you for your service. >> reporter: wally, like mogst f the ot

i'm not expecting now, like we play against hull city, it will be easy.similar. elsewhere burnley take on middlesbrough, champions leicester are at home to everton, relegation—threatened swansea are at home to west ham. you can keep right up to date with the action on final score on the red button, as well as on five live and the bbc sport website. rain cut short the opening day of the second test between australia and pakistan in melbourne. before the weather intervened, a milestone for azhar ali. a half century saw him past the 1000 run mark for the year. his unbeaten 66 helped pakistan to reach 142—4. to make up for time lost to the rain, day two will get under way earlier than planned at 11 o'clock tonight our time. australia won the first test. and it's one of the highlights of the racing calendar — steeplechasing's mid—season championship, the king george vi chase at kempton. last year's winner, cue card, one of the sport's long—term stars, faces his up—and—coming stablemate thistlecrack for the first time. that's all the sport for now. thank you. j

he was only spotted in first light after clinging to the hull of his boat that went down in the blinkand that was it. one, two, three, no more. it was that fast. a fisherman for 36 years, he started in the industry aged just 14. he started in the industry aged just 1a. those years of experience and knowledge helping him to survive the freezing conditions. translation: i was on top of the boat for 11 hours. it was freezing. my boat for 11 hours. it was freezing. my legs from here to my feet were blue. i didn't have any feeling in them. i kept my head warm by pulling my sweater over my head and blowing into it. i moved my hands and, if my hands got too cold, i peed on them. it was absolutely freezing. he last heard his fellow fishermen while in the water. one later died in hospital and the other is now presumed dead. translation: the worst thing is your collea g u es translation: the worst thing is your colleagues who can't come with you. that's what's worse. for me anyway. it's a lottery. i've got the main prize. they've got nothing. despite this tragedy, he says he won't give up this

how they could do with a globe through the gloom. —— for hull city.the width of a post away. just before half—time, the everton equaliser came. and errant elbow from keeper david marshall. 0n goal. while marshall's right arm had cost hull, his left saved them. lukaku's shot deflected. the gold frames were taking a battering. struck by a free kick from robert snodgrass. now he just had to wait for another go. ten minutes later, slight adjustment, 2-1. a minutes later, slight adjustment, 2—1. a moment of gold after weeks of grey. but just a 2—1. a moment of gold after weeks of grey. butjust a moment, 2—1. a moment of gold after weeks of grey. butjusta moment, no 2—1. a moment of gold after weeks of grey. butjust a moment, no bees couldn't hold out, with four minutes remaining, an everton level again. just as it seemed the humberside fog was lifting. newcastle united are back on top of the championship after the night's games were blighted by fog. newcastle beat nottingham forest 3—1 at st james' park. brighton drop to second in the table after their gam

within minutes, the california was sinking and the oklahoma had also capsized, trapping hundreds in her hull. >> the whole side, clear down to the arizona, is covered with flames. people in the water. swimming, trying to get out. scene. >> 95-year-old delton wally was standing high in a patrol tower that day and saw it all unfold. >> can you imagine how i'm feeling now when i watch my great navy stuffed down my throat? i'm devastated. man. >> and it got worse, not far away, the shaw, a destroyer, was exploded so pieces flying a half mile away, a moment captured in this iconic photograph. >> that moment knocked us off the tower. >> but it was the arizona know got the worst of it. hit by the armor-piercing bombs, it exploded, carrying 1,177, the single largest loss of life in naval american history. her hull is still in the mud >> the ships remained, 23 sets of brothers, families dying shoulder to shoulder in a war that had not even been declared. >> when we talk to people they will say oh, my father or grandfather would not tell us anything until he was 60 or 70 years old. they were told to f

and the oklahoma had also capsized, trapping hundreds in her hull. >> the whole side of them, clear down is covered with flames. people in the water. swimming, trying to get out. it was a terrible, terrible scene. >> 95-year-old delton walling was sitting high in a patrol tower that day and seeing it all unfolding. >> can you imagine what i'm feeling now when i watch my great navy stuffed down my throat? i'm devastated. man. >> and it got worse, not far away, the shaw, a destroyer, exploded so largely it was seen a half mile away, and captured in this photograph. >> that almost knocked us off the tower. >> but it was the arizona that got the worst of it. hit by armor-piercing bombs it too exploded killing 1,177, the single largest lost in american naval history. her hull is still in the mud where she sank. >> the arizona remains the final resting place for her crew, including brothers, families, in a war that had not been declared. >> when we talk to people they would say oh, my father or grandfather wouldn't tell us anything until they were 60 years old, they were told to just forget ab

. >> reporter: whopping 120-150 million is the estimated hull just for the open weeken here's my kide red carpet. last year's the force awakens was three biggest december opening of all time, going on to bring in $2.1 billion world wide. this is a holiday tradition. >> second year in a row, i know. we're going to have to keep it up. >> reporter: rogue 1 expected to be the biggest december premier, lower than the fourth, partly because of a different cast of characters. no hhans or sky walker. >> i'm a captain, an intelligence officer, basically a spy for the rebel yen. >> reporter: our parent company, disney, is embargoing reviews. >> there's a lot of surprises in the film. >> reporter: but a standing ovation at the premier and lots of lovely nonspoiler twitter reviews. mind blowing, unbelievably wonderful, last time i loved a movie as >> interesting because you don't know what's going to happen, and that's cool. >> reporter: one rumor to address is rogue 1's episode 7. after tonight, you can then talk about the fact that your character is ray's mother? >> that is not true. she is no

the graviton shear is buckling the hull. if we don't find a way out of chaotic space soon [captioning sponsored by paramount television united paramount netwowork chieiemedical officer's log, supplemental. despite my efforts chakotay's condition continues to deteriorate. chakotay: doctor! yes, commander? i'm tired. i want to sleep. it could sever your link with the aliens. aliens? the ones who live in this place. we're trapped here. they may know a way out. it's urgent that you speak with them. but i don't understand what t ty're saying. i can try to help you understand. i'm going to end up like my grandfather-- a crazy old man. no. you're not crazy. i believe the aliens are reconfiguring your neural pathways so they can communicate with you. do you remember the day yes. you were knocked downwnremember? i was injured. i came to see you. we had an argument. that's right. try to remember more about the holodeck. i was sparring with a terrellian... and boothby was there. he used to train me when i was a cadet. keep going. what

repolarize the hull. try to shake us loose. ah... are we glad to see you. could you point us toward the wormhole? ( grunting ) i'm telling you, he knows exactly who i am. he doesn't recognize his own fingers. he spent seven months inside my belly listening to my heartbeat hearing my voice. there's a connection there. every time i walk into the room, he smiles. it's probably gas. thanks. you always know just the right thing to say. how's my baby boy? he recognized me. did he? hold on-- i'm getting a priority one distress signal from the gamma quadrant. dax to sisko: you'd better come out here. what is it? i've got a message from worf but it's badly garbled. maybe i can clean it up. it says "jem'hadar" and then some coordinates i can't make out. "build up" and then... go on. it ends with "imminent." "imminent"? we just lost contact in the gamma quadrant. the dominion. they're coming. notify starfleet command. put the station on yellow alert. make sure everyone knows this is not a drill. major take the defiant into the gamma quadrant. locate mr. worf. find out

>> yeah. [ bleep ]. >> we soon learned that hull's anger had really begun the day before. >> he startedesterday night. he drew a bunch of gang graffiti on the walls. staff attempted to go in had there, restrain him, take pictures of the graffiti. he refused, became blinl rent. he designed he would cooperate. they took photos, 20, 30 minutes, i'm guessing, because other offenders probably gave him a hard time, that he did back down. he has covered his window, started throwing fluids under his door. unless he does calm down and follow our rules, he will be cell extracted. >> he's refusing window. >> he's throwing some kind of libl wid under his door. his water is turned off right now. and he's begging for the s.w.a.t. team to come in. >> all right, guys, real quick. we've got a hall, s-1. he's been acting up all morning, refusing orders. he's refused all orders. we'll give him the last three verbal commands. if he doesn't comply at that point, we'll enter. once he complies we'll enter the cell door, kneel straight down on the door. >> introduce oc. >> hall's unwillingness to follow the re

. >> nears all hulls and in it's safer and shapes it with the a w. >> david chun was taken into custody at the pleasant hill best buy where he works. fifth investigators say he was responsible forfeiting the 25th june fire and some day he were -- they charges of. >> yesterday's somy way be and the well traveled linked is partially closed right now. this is why. yesterday's heavy rain caused the asnality to give way on what's known to locals at the old san jose lane. crews have blocked off one lane and is ernlging people to did slowly throat i area >> storms watched -- between vichy avenue and wooden. >> this video a lot of cleanup on the crowned, sxwlfrm want looks a lot different. >> business owners need this time of year or any time of year. in san sell me this is the time of year. what did you tell me two days ago. >> >> i told you it wasn't going to flood and thank god i'm right. >> reporter: here's one of three time lapse needs by the fire department. that's san anselmo creek right being, righting, righting and inside the fire st. can look. 25 feet is when it rite the billing will.

it eventually capsized but fortunately they managed to climb on top of the hull. one of them called 911. the sheriff's patrol boat rescued them. >>> u.p.s. expects this to be a record year for returning gifts. on january 5 alone, u.p.s. expects to deliver 1.3 million packages the biggest return day ever. a surge in online sales has led to an increase in returns by mail. >>> and amazon is celebrating its best shopping season ever with more than a billion items shipped. its smart speakers echo and echo dot were the best selling items across the site for the holidays. and amazon says it sold enough tvs to reach the top of mount everest nine times. >>> let's take a look now at the big board on wall street. the dow is down, um, let's see, the dow is down 99 there. and, yeah, it is down. [ laughter ] >>> all right, to healthwatch now. new numbers are out showing how much americans spend on healthcare based on their medical conditions. diabetes was the most expensive with people spending $101 billion on diagnosis and treatment. spending for heart disease reached $88 bill

the boys were able to climb on the hull of the boat. they waved to passing votes to no avail. up with one of the teens had a cell phone and called 911. >> 9 learn, what'sr on the ground, we flipped a boat. >> thankfully, help got to the buys less than three hours after that call. >>> china is taking landmarks to new heights, opening the world's highest bridge. can you see it right here. it livings two southwest china provinces rising nearly a third of a mile above the valley, which is the height of about a 200 story building. construction started back if 2013 and cost $150 million u.s. dollars. >>> workers take advantage of unshedding memories of 2016. details next. first, bonnie schneider is back with a look at your thursday. >> we are tracking this big snowstorm that will bring heavy snow to new hampshire and maine. elsewhere across the country, still mild. a couple storms near cool, comfortable. that's look at the big weather story of the day. now, here's a closer look at the day ahead. temperatures are really cold in the northern plains, minneapolis at 31. to the south, st