be forgot and auld lang syne ♪ for auld lang syne my jo for auld lang syne ♪ ♪ we'll take a cup of kindnessews." >> oh, that sound was heard a whole lot of us up and a lot of trees down. good afternoon. thanks for joining us. i'm kristen sze. >> and i'm dan ashley. sit a windy end to 2018 in the bay area, but that's not the ge.y thing keeping people on >> we have t cwi and the warnin. let's begin with laura anthony in oakland. >> the concern there is illegal fireworks and gunfire. >> reporter: well, that's right, dan. more the latter actually here in oakland. last new year's eve, a man was injured by random gunfire. a woman was also hurt, so that's why in some east bay neighborhoods as the new year approaches, residents will greet it with a mixture of excitement and nervousness. it happens every year, in east bay cities like oakland and as shown in this video in san leandro, where last year on new year's eve, a woman was struck and injured by a stray bullet from celebratory gunfire. >> whatever goes up, must come down. >> reporter: there will be extra patrols, especially in areas known to b

when triathlete patrick lang is a record breaking iron man and germany's sportsman of the year but he isn't satisfied with his back to back world championship titles langer spoke today w. about his plans for twenty nine tain and his one very clear goal of picking up more gold. patrick lang is enjoying a well deserved break from his hectic training schedule but the iron man world champion has hardly had a moment's rest receiving praise for his achievement and even an award as germany's sportsman of the year needed to get used to it so needed to learn to handle the situation but now i gain a lot of positive energy from it and plenty of energy is what he had when he won the r. and man world championship in hawaii and swam nearly four kilometers in the pacific ocean cycled almost two hundred kilometers. and then run a marathon the german triathlete defended his world title and broke the course record in the process. i always said i want to win. is my biggest goal and i want to achieve to defend my title and win again and really really happy to achieve that goal and if winning the world ch

feared even in his free time patrick lang as dr remains own ways are the focus now winning the twenty nine team world championship . one very ambitious individual. the israeli author. has died at the age of seventy nine his daughter announced on twitter that he died of cancer was an acclaimed novelist and essayist who wrote extensively about the israeli palestinian conflict a proponent of a two state solution it was a leading voice in israel's peace movement is works which translated into more than forty nine which is his memoir a tale of love and darkness was a world wide. three you call it you're watching news from but i'll be back with more news from around the world at the top of the hour in the meantime don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our website at c.w. dot com thanks for joining us. how do you. go. about start turning research on w.

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what we know is the sector which lange wishlange wished for a lo time it broke out. not only was it lange wishing it was underperforming the market puts the lines on the bottom and take a look. that's the relative performance during the bull phase during thes sideways performance. but the fact we broke in the downtrend on a relative basis is karri very construct every i like health care as a relative trade to the market. if the market goes down health care goes down, you have a better bet here than anywhere else maybe utilities the exception. >> carter why don't you come on over it's not exactly inviting back but he is here. >> empty charity table at dinner >> i know. weird. >> what's happened. >> johnson & johnson is about 11% off the xlv. >> that's right. >> it it has another 10% -- can the xlv go higher without it. >> or can it still outperform? most important what to do with j&j it's a wide holding in many accounts there is an old saying first loss, best loss. for everyone that sold today they are talking about it over the weekend. committee's meeting boards sayi

i'm amanda lange in toronto. >> i'm shery ahn in new york.itcoin -- it is down a most 80% this year. wheren boom found value there wasn't any. you ofh of this reminds the.com boom and bust of the 90's? >> a lot. yahoo!, a company that everyone knows, did an ipo. that was in 1996. in the next three years, it appreciated 120 times. loste new century, yahoo! a large part of its value. the numbers are analogous to bitcoin. what was going on at that time, in the late 90's everybody mathved this newfound called cash earnings, it was very popular and embraced to justify the valuations of all of these new companies. that didn't have anything else going for them other than the fact that they were.com wonders. most of them crashed. i don't know if you remember pets.com. that was one of them. the nasdaq which embraced all of these companies, particularly in 1999, crashed as well. all the way into the financial crisis. when the s&p in contrast had recovered. what we are seeing today in this year is very much to me resembling what happened back then in th

amanda: amanda lang in toronto.dent trump said that it is pretty good at the government shutting down. this morning, the president tweeted that democrats will only this potential shutdown if he does not get the wall he is promised. that is not exactly what he said last week. pres. trump: i am proud, and i will tell you what, i am proud to shut down the government for border security because the people of this country do not want criminals and people level lots of problems and the drugs pouring into our country. amanda: kim wallace is managing director at the eurasia group. let's start with the nuts and bolts assuming that we do not see any kind of aversion of this issue and there is a shutdown, who suffers first are most? think it is really politicians that suffer first and most, i think it is probably the country and standing. there are a lot of issues that call and the question u.s. governance and they ranged from domestic and international policies, so i would say that markets and probably our allies the geopolit

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get to old lang syne.manchester city are back to winning ways. after losing their previous two matches, they beat southampton 3—1. they're back up to second in the premier league, but are still seven points behind leaders liverpool. they play each other on thursday. liverpool versus manchester city. have a look at this bit of skill from marcus rashford. this was the opener in manchester united's 4—1win over bournemouth. what an impact ole gunnar solskjaer‘s had, his third straight win as caretaker boss for united. bath are up to fifth in rugby union's premiership after victory over leicester. elsewhere, bristol beat newcastle falcons. and michael van gerwen will play michael smith in the final of the pdc world darts championship at ally pally tomorrow. van gerwen beat gary anderson in their semifinal last night whilst smith saw off nathan aspinall. and that basically means christmas is over when the final of the darts comes around. if it over? yeah, christmas is. it is the new year tomorrow. wendy had to t

so dr lang when a teen was worst year on record for school shootings was becoming more frequent deadly can we say school shootings in america are on the rise and was a cost for that well it's hard to say for sure. the federal data the official counts tend to be a couple years behind but certainly it is a serious problem whether or not it's gone up in recent years or is just holding steady we certainly do have serious concerns about these attacks. so jessie osborne the perpetrator of the twenty sixteen school shootings in south carolina admitted that he wanted to be adam lanza the attacker at the sandy hook elementary in two thousand and twelve for the number of victims is the scale and carnage of school shootings going to go up because now we know they're trying to upstage each other. you know sometimes shooters are looking at previous attackers and as in the case with jessie osborne very aware of how many fatalities there were and sometimes they want to exceed that number other shooters though have no particular connection to previous shooters they're just acting out their own anguish

jim lange was one, he was here. cornfield, which was hard to penetrate on horseback. they started to shoot men on-site, in addition to setting buildings on fire. it became clear that this was a murderous event. it was the women of lawrence who present themselves as a way of protecting their families and homes. as the event played out and the raiders were here for four hours, there was tremendous distraction. some of the artifacts we have in here reflect that. we have panels of fused glass, which were window glass. we have a floorboard and also some examples of the kind of media that took place after the raid. just a couple of days after the raid. then in national magazines there were illustrations of what the raid had been like. those kind of images spread the news of the raid and really set it up as a national tragedy. most of the downtown business district was burned to the ground and 85 private homes were lost. and it was really tough to widows to put the pieces back together and to find a way to make their family survive. some of what we have here reflects the per

amanda: i'm amanda lang in toronto.litary deployed hundreds of vehicles and troops in areas surrounding a northwestern syria town that long pushed the u.s. a clear of troops. let's catch up on what's happening because it seems that the president went from a very bold statements, we are withdrawing, welcome home to it will be a long slow planned withdrawal. is that a very important walked back we should be relieved about? larry: it probably is important, first of all to the u.s. military because there is concerned about danger to the troops if they were to be pulled out immediately and with no preparations. it's a question of danger in the region. this is a significant change. but the president still wants those troops out and he is talking about a pretty tight tie -- timeframe. he catch this in the idea that the u.s. had defeated isis, something that some other folks in the government seemed to take issue with. what is the strategy now from the white house with regard to dealing with isis and the general terrorism that

all right the annual german awards for ethnic have been handed out with engine a curve of patrick lang to and the men's national ice hockey team winning the on his tennis star to be crowned at wimbledon this year and returned to number two in the world rankings triathlete london became the iron man bowl champion for the second straight year breaking the course record both times the man's ice hockey team won a silver medal for germany at the olympic games in. the bundesliga show follows after the break with. find out if in frankfurt were able to grab wins on sunday both are trying to stake a claim to being in the mix at the top of in the end to punch their ticket to europe's the next season station to find out how everything shook out in the bundesliga speak and. you're watching news from berlin i be back at the top of the hour with more news from around the world to join me if you care. natural riches precious resources and a rewarding investment farmland has been called openness the.

-- amanda lang, in town in toronto.ied about her being a flight risk. what are we learning about the intricacies of what is being charged? the first thing the lawyers said is that they did not need a publication ban. one of the charges is bank fraud, so we are beginning to unravel. greg farrell has done some great reporting on hsbc and monitor of that bank, flagging some transactions. hsbc is not implicated, so it raises this question. we will find out the charge that quality was somehow using hsbc -- that huawei was using hsbc to do these transactions. but there is a flight risk, and there are grounds to consider her a flight risk. considering what the diplomatic questions are, people in this courtroom will not use those. there is no legal argument that says diplomatically, you should not throw this woman in jail until she can be extradited. that it will be interesting to see where the lawyers come down, because flight risks can be argued. for canada, just drawn into this almost by accident. caroline: and super awkward

the hosts would have had to lead off to half an hour when michelle lang mopped up some pinball in the penalty area but an unwelcome intervention from an offside alison player to. caused the goal to be disallowed. the deadlock lasted until late in the second half when some standoffish took got defending left rafael free to turn in florian louis houses cross my mind once it had started to rain on stuttgart it promptly began to pour. with five men between the ball and the goal they still couldn't manage a challenge and noise house was free to get his own name onto the scoresheet i seven minutes after that it was free near an own goal from world cup winner benjamin powered providing a fitting conclusion to a disastrous defensive display by the guests i enjoy for cut back meanwhile they've held on to second place after their tenth home victory in a row. with a pic of the conversation back. they keep their perfect record at home intact the week do you think this will last the second half of the season yet they are very difficult to be atoned in playing in syria taking minded football keep l

the hosts would have had to lead after half an hour when michelle lang mopped up some pinball in the penalty area but for an unwelcome intervention from an offside alison the player that caused the goal to be disallowed. lasted until late in the second half when some standoffish took caught defending left rafael free to turn in florian moyes houses cross my mind once it had started to rain on stuttgart it promptly began to pull. with five men between the ball and the goal. they still couldn't manage a challenge noise house was free to get his own name on the scoresheet. seven minutes after that it was three near an own goal from world cup without benjamin pollard providing a fitting conclusion to a disastrous defensive display by the guests. choice for cut back meanwhile they held on to second place off today ten home victory in a row. it was indeed on the news coming up ahead china has called the u.s. request to invest all flyways chief financial officer in humane investments are wired about both this would mean for the franchise trade shows between washington and beijing. that stor

. >> sarah paulson, jessica lang and gwenyth paltrow were all there. fans of the marvelous mrs.son two tay s one y awards. >> and having friends pays. the new york times reports netflix has agreed to pay around $100 million to continue streaming the popular sitcom for another year. that's a huge jump from the $30 million netflix had been paying for a year. meg oliver cbs news new york. >>> time now is 4:57. coming up a popular piano at uc berkley destroyed after vandals destroyed it. >> and the city's historic vote for the google deal ended hours ago. looks like all systems go for the tech giant. we've got a live report straight ahead. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios. this is kpix news. >>> after one car nearly crashes into a home. >> plus a final farewell. how washington is saying good-bye to the late president george h.w. bush. >> good morning everyone. >>> it is wednesday december 5th i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm kenny choy. we talked about round 5 of rain. here it is. >> i do want to show you high def doppler this morning and you can see the locations getting that

so, we want to -- you want to read lang? and i'll read -- >> we start with -- >> okay. so, margo introduces those tools of what she calls wonderful thinking. quote: engaging in wonderful thinking requires us first to create popular education gather can, enter generational, multiidentities, cross-issue, cross-sector, wherever we are located, whenever possible, across geographic ya, to share knowledge and experiences to go deeply into and through differences and identity that consistently divide to apply various critical perspectives, including socially lived theories, and to generate collective identities, shared structural analysis, and compactible vision of justice, sustainability and genuine security that are radical and potentially transformative. the current political moment more than ever demands to us understand, above all, our deepest yearning, end of quote. >> then angela says, continues this thinking and pushing it further across differences and divides and she says: the potential success of this resistance -- talking about the constant state and action of resi

either the 49ers or raiders to discuss the option of a second team at levi's. 49ers spokesman bob lange siad that if the nfl would like to explore the matter, the 49ers would be willing to speak. the lease agreement with santa clara details how such an arrangement might work in terms of rent, public safety and other costs if things get serious. but it's clear levi's stadium, with the red and gold everywhere, is 49er territory and raider nation might not be all that welcome here, even for one season.lisa santillan/49ers boosterclub president "....we've always had the battle of the bay and im sure they feel the same way about us....you stay on your side of the bay and we'll stay on ours..." rob fladeboe/santa clara "...and then theres the matter of how stadim neighbors would feel about nine more games here. i spent some time talking with neighbor at the post office on laffayette street and two comments stand out. one man said he is a fan of both teams, bring is on he said. while another neighbor said that would be nine games too many in santa clara rob fladboe kron4news ( james ) speaking

either the 49ers or raiders to discuss the option of a second team at levi's. 49ers spokesman bob lange siad that if the nfl would like to explore the matter, the 49ers would be willing to speak. the lease agreement with santa clara details how such an arrangement might work in terms of rent, public safety and other costs if things get serious. but it's clear levi's stadium, with the red and gold everywhere, is 49er territory and raider nation might not be all that welcome here, even for one season.lisa santillan/49ers boosterclub president "....we've always had the battle of the bay and im sure they feel the same way about us....you stay on your side of the bay and we'll stay on ours..." rob fladeboe/santa clara "...and then theres the matter of how stadim neighbors would feel about nine more games here. i spent some time talking with neighbor at the post office on laffayette street comments stand out. one man both teams, bring is on he said. while another neighbor said nine games too many in santa clara rob fladboe kron4news (pam) (pam) more problems tonight at an east bay school ...

toronto, i'm amanda lange. we are now joined by our bloomberg audiences. here are the top stories. bloodbath, financial markets remain volatile on bets that the trade truce between china and the u.s. will not last. a big blow to china's tech sector as canada arrests sce -- cfo for violating u.s. sanctions on around. valley andn washington collide, the biggest and brightest are at the white house today. we will bring you the latest. with a quickrted check of the u.s. markets. of theirks are off session lows but only after sinking to an eight month low and wiping out all of this year's gains rid the dow is losing more than 500 points while the s&p 500 is down 2%. every sector on the s&p is in the red with energy and financials leading the declines. the nasdaq seeing its worst day in two weeks. it is a classic a for markets. you can see volatility gaining ground. the vix at a level since we have not seen since the selloff in october. one place we are keeping an eye on is the price of oil. we saw a reaction as opec members meet without an agreement on production outputs. downat brent c

the support structures are taking up valuable langs of traffic. reporting live in san francisco, nbc bay area news. >> the eiffel tower in paris going dark tonight as the mourning continues in france following yesterday's attack at the christmas market in strasbourg. fra two people were killed and a dozen injured when a gunman opened fire at the famous christmas market. authorities say the suspect has been in trouble with the law since the age of 10. a shrine is growing for the victims at the sites of that mass shooting. >> president trump's former personal attorney will spend the next three years in prison after he helped pay off two women who claimed they had affairs with mr. trump. before being sentenced michael cohen told the judge he was pliepded by loyalty to the president. he hoped he would get credit for cooperating. burr the judge said he create add smorg as borg of offenses. david pecker's company would the checks and admitted it paid the mistress to suppress the woman's story to keep it from influencing the 2006 election. >> the weight

either the 49ers or raiders to discuss the option of a second team at levi's. 49ers spokesman bob lange siad that if the nfl would like to explore the matter, the 49ers would be willing to speak. the lease agreement with santa clara details how such an arrangement might work in terms of rent, public safety and other costs if things get serious. but it's clear levi's stadium, with the red and gold everywhere, is 49er territory and raider nation might not be all that welcome here, even for one season.lisa santillan/49ers boosterclub president "....we've always had the battle of the bay and im sure they feel the same way about us....you stay on your side of the bay and we'll stay on ours..." now...let's go back to that story we tried to bring you a moment ago...kron4's haaziq madyun spoke to an alameda county supervisor who says he saw this day coming. the oakland raiders are opting out of their lease option to play in the coliseum in 2019sot sot

not since 1986 have these two teams played each other and not had either sir alex ferguson or alison langut, so a whole new look in the dugout tonight. —— arson ralph hasenhuttl, former rb leipzig manager, has been announced. they say he has got the job because of this enthusiasm for football. what do we know about him as a man and the deal he has signed today? farfrom being a household name in the uk, hasenhuttl will not have been on many fans' raiders but he comes in with a good record of managing the bundesliga, he led leipsic to a second and sixth place finish and he will watch tonight's game from the stands and start officially in the morning but has a contract until 2021 so southampton clearly hope he will be there for the long term, which is not like them at the moment, because since mauricio pochettino left in 2014, this will be their fifth manager, so they are desperate for stability. what do we know about him as a manager? why has he got thejob? what do we know about him as a manager? why has he got the job? the clu b manager? why has he got the job? the club said it came down t

hillary lang, cbs news, new york. >>> all right. winds are going to be picking up in the bay area. that is one of the reasons they have a wind advisory posted for sunday night into tuesday morning as we get a pretty good northerlies to northeasterlies come tomorrow night. heads up. it will be good kite-flying weather as we look toward the bay bridge. a pretty night out there, isn't it. san jose, 57. under clear to partly cloudy skies in parts of the bay area. temperatures plummet down to the 30s in parts of the bay, though. tonight. out the door tomorrow morning, as you head out inland, it will be about 37 degrees as we begin to close out december around the bay, we'll be in the low 40s. and at the shoreline, we'll be in the mid-40s, and here's how it looks. high pressure is finally going to be moving inland, being nudged aside by that low to its west. and as it does, that gradient means the winds pick up. tonight will be okay. partly cloudy and chilly tonight. but sunny and windy later tomorrow through tuesday, highs will remain in the mid- 50s all week long. and there's no signif

one of brain wins biggest issues is depp's and it starts to show sebastian lang camp usually a back up defender gave the ball away clumsily in dangerous territory and dortmund were on it like lightning cutting through the defense to slot the two now. by two men to tough to stop especially when marco royce is the one pulling the trigger very difficult they have so much speed up front and how they play with their want to touch it is very impressive and if you got the french. especially a first choice center back me lost track of it is out injured. but braman showed off the attacking prowess that had them so far up the table at season's start pushing don't mend keeper roman bookie through his paces they can't sit up which paid off wonderfully in the thirty fifth minute max cruiser cut the lead in half with the b.b.c. it was his first in ten matches his goal drought has been another factor in braman stumbling form. that is attack is channeled through captain cruiser. as you do not enough to get i didn't count the minutes since my last call liberated out it was when things aren't going well

sounds like their version of auld lang syne here in north korea.ot ofjubilation there and a very impressive fireworks display, following on from sydney and auckland earlier. but quite a scene in north korea. of course everyone will be looking forward to celebrations closer to home here in the uk later this evening. the home secretary, sajid javid, has held a meeting with the border force and the national crime agency to decide how to tackle the growing number of migrants attempting to cross the english channel. more than 200 people have attempted the crossing since november — many of them iranian citizens. in the latest incident, twelve migrants — including a child — were found by border officials this morning near dungeness in kent. simonjones is in doverfor us now. we understand that 239 migrants have managed to reach the kent coast on small boats over the past couple of months. in addition there are people who have set out from northern france who have been intercepted by the french authorities and taken back to france. this morning, 12 people w

music: auld lang syne (in chinese!) there we have it, hong kong bringing in 2019.isplay is taking place on five barges in victoria harbour. they're floating in the middle of the harbour, in front of the hong kong exhibition centre. we will be watching all the countries around the globe seeing in the new year. so do stay with us. in the past half hour a meeting between the home secretary, sajid javid, and officials from the border force and the national crime agency — to decide how to tackle the growing number of migrants attempting to cross the english channel — has ended. more than 200 people have attempted the crossing since november — many of them iranian citizens. in the latest incident, 12 migrants — including a child — were found by border officials this morning — near dungeness in kent. our correspondent, simonjones, is in dover with the latest. we understand that 239 migrants in total have managed to reach the kent coast on small boats over the past couple of months. is noing that s. in addition there are people who have been intercepted be i by the french

in politics later at lang cost a university mark gannett believes most arguments being made against another referendum lacks substance of those arguments that mrs may. not having a second referendum the only one i think that really makes any kind of sense is the one that says that if we have this referendum that won't solve our problem because it will again be rather close all the other argument she's been using against a referendum it desperately thin she seems to be saying it would somehow be a betrayal of democracy which suggests that using the democratic process is somehow anti democratic the idea that the people have spoken once and shouldn't be allowed to speak again is rather strange so she's really on very very thin ice when she's talking on this subject but in the end there's no dramatic movement in the polls and that might be if there were to be such a movement i really think that it would be impossible to stop a second referendum. the canadian prime minister justin trudeau has expressed concern over two canadians detained in china last week saying his government is taking the sit

earlier this year we success fully includes lange in ndaa require vulnerable assessment for weapon systems which hopefully will correct this problem and the pentagon has taken steps to make cyber security a greater priority within the dod but frankly, we face serious work force challenges as well in recruiting and retaining top cyber professionals in the government when they have such attractive offers in the private sector. this a good segway to my fourth recollection e recommendation. reef eye lining defense spending priorities. the united states military budget -- and i'm proud to say i'm as pro defense as anyone -- pass $716 billion. remarkable thing is, look at russia, its budget militarywise is $70 billion. the truth is, the united states is spending most of its money on conventional weapons and personnel, by contrast, russia devotes a much greater portion of that much smaller budget to cyber and other tools of aseptember mitt trick warfare like misinformation. russia's come to the realization -- some of this goes back to 2011 when the then chairman of the russian -- the chairman of

the hosts would have had the lead after half an hour when michele lang mopped up some pinball in thepenalty area but for an unwelcome intervention from an offside alison the player that caused the goal to be disallowed. the deadlock lasted until late in the second half when some standoffish to got defending left rafael free to turn in florian moyes houses cross i once had started to rain on stuttgart promptly began to pour i with five men between the ball and the goal they still couldn't manage a challenge and moyes house was free to get his own name on the scoresheet i seven minutes after that it was three no own goal from world cup winner up engine power providing a fitting conclusion to a disastrous defensive display by the guests i enjoy for cut back meanwhile they've held on to second place after their tenth home victory in a row. right so my club back looking good there there was however some controversy in another honestly the match on sunday tell me about that yes indeed mine's true one one with hanover and they got a very late penalty and let's be honest it wasn't a penalty

the center straight on saturday rob a bride has more from some bolo village in indonesia's putting lang district. with this heightened alert being now in force aircraft are being told to steer around the volcano but as yet there's been no word of any flight disruptions meanwhile there's been a renewed warning for people to stay away from the shoreline by at least five hundred meters it has to be said that people with homes maybe two three hundred meters away for a large part they are staying ported their houses are intact but here on the shoreline itself many people have lost their houses in any case they will be down here sorting through possessions but then come night time will be go going back to stay with friends staying in resettlement centers or in most. vulcanologists meanwhile i've been using this bright break in the weather and the fact that we now have a arisan that they can observe to actually see what the volcano is doing they are reporting continuing plumes of gasland ash flying up into the air some two hundred to six hundred meters with the wind conditions some of that ash

canonical is like a spoken lang. which and it's quickly becoming the musicians shared way of communicating. work. ten europeans really become immersed in these complex indian systems of sound and rhythm it's a question sort of has been asking for years. before i thought this i was like if they can experiment could i a western musician who plays drums but not tabla learn the system up to speed this is and then bring my own musical traditions to the instrument off to see that in the agony that it's one and been caught up. in. the survey she's a suresh she is really a pioneer of indian music musicians call him ocean of rhythm with them in a way he's very traditional at the talk of it he does traditional teaching he believes in the guru shishya system of teachers and disciples that's been in india familia. keep that up to teach us and his disciple now it's teacher himself the perfect bridge between two cultures. talking about. bridges. more. importantly said. what would be with god is. your mo ma losing something big. it

however, no 80s remix of auld lang syne in taiwan. no pressure, london(!)retary sajid javid has been speaking about the migrant situation and the meeting he held earlier today. earlier today i held meetings with senior officials from the home 0ffice, senior officials from the home office, the national crime agency and the border. see what more we can do both here at home but also with our french friends in protecting the borders, this incident around the channel remains very serious concern to me and that is why i have declared dead as a major incident a few days ago, it is about protecting human life but also about protecting our borders. when it comes to human life, clearly we want to make sure we are doing all that we can to protect people, and we must remember, this is one of the most treacherous stretches of water that there is, 21 miles, people taking grave risks, really putting their lives into their own hands by taking this journey, lives into their own hands by taking thisjourney, and lives into their own hands by taking this journey, and i lives i

indian police say the protesters had come too close to the fighting but that they were great because lang's decades of anger and violence divide these two sides and with calls for more demonstrations there seems no end to the suffering. and al-jazeera there are just over one hundred days before the u.k. is jude to leave the european union prime minister to resume a failed on friday to secure further assurances for her bracks it plan for me you leaders which now faces certain defeat in the british parliament so what happens next now these are three possible outcomes the prime minister manages to get enough concessions from the e.u. leaders to satisfy him these and deal through parliaments failing that there's the possibility that britain will crash out of the e.u. without a deal and businesses fear this could cause enormous economic damage but prove breck's it politicians dismiss it as fear mongering then there's increasing talk of another bracks it referendum with the option of cancelling the plan altogether. well fishing rights are one of the most contentious issues in the whole debate the

now the annual awards for german athletes of the year have been handed out and julie kavner patrick lang and the men's national ice hockey team winning be honors a tennis star kava won the title at wimbledon this year and returned to number two in the world rankings triathlete long of became the iron man world champion for the second straight year breaking the course record both times in the men's ice hockey team won a silver medal for germany at the olympic games in chiang. ok monica is here now with a story about striking a deal with the e.u. about it's a controversial budget monica well it certainly looks better now than it did a couple of weeks ago sumi because italy's government has agreed on the basis of a new budget aimed at avoiding disciplinary action from the european union the move comes after the country's original spending plans were found to be in breach of the e.u.'s fiscal rules italy's leader wants to increase welfare payments cut taxes and reduce the retirement age but the e.u. says those plans will raise the country's deficit beyond acceptable levels the details of the

either the 49ers or raiders to discuss the option of a second team at levi's. 49ers spokesman bob langeke to explore the matter, the 49ers would be willing to speak. the lease agreement with santa clara details how such an arrangement might work in terms of rent, public safety and other costs if things get serious. but it's clear levi's stadium, with the red and gold everywhere, is 49er territory and raider nation might not be all that welcome here, even for one season.lisa santillan/49ers boosterclub president "....we've always had the battle of the bay and im sure they feel the same way about us....you stay on your side of the bay and we'll stay on ours..." rob fladeboe/santa clara "...and then theres the matter of how stadim neighbors would feel about nine more games here. i spent some time talking with neighbor at the post office on laffayette street and two comments stand out. one man said he is a fan of both teams, bring is on he said. while another neighbor said that would be nine games too many in santa clara rob fladboe kron4news ( james ) coming up in the next hour... a northe

lang guys the only known active volcano with a type of lava that can move faster than a person now as katherine so i reports from the foothills threatening nearby villages and three major sites of human development. towering above everything else around the lake natural area in north in tanzania although new length stands at more than seven thousand feet the local mosque community call it the mountain of god for the last two years it's been rumbling geologists a morning tearing its activity more intently because of the reasons care an eruption was imminent that threat level has since diminished but scientists say nothing can be left to chance hansen is professor at the university of the ressa lums geology department he says tanzania needs a working observatory center to be able to keep a closer eye on the mountain itself rather than getting information from other countries experts has been unfortunate but even so continue to perform germany europe they have no information because they have been working there at the moment and then we do disguise the know much more scientifically than

i had a lot of people who watch me said i heard gunned lange and i respect him, he's saying get out now. i don't want to do that. we were at systemic risk i was in favor of it someone on today's show said, jim, you're yelling fire in a crowded theater. but the theater is burning i don't want people to be scared i think you need more cash, you need to be a lot more defensive. i'm on the same side i am sorry and i apologize, but he's -- the idea of the five years and people who watched my show said we sell everything i want them to be much more cautious i wish i had been more cautious. the guy is good and raised good points when you say nuclear winner part, people get scared. you're sitting there with mccormack and you have procter and gold and some of the higher yielding stocks. i don't want people to panic >> understood. >> i'm sure jeff is appreciative of what you said. >> i've communicated to him directly he's a great guy that guy doesn't deserve it. >> let me ask you this, we play off the top of our show all of these issues the market is facing and it's the shutdown, it's mattis walk