tradition at all this is industrial whaling that we're talking about big overseas fleets with mother ships huge amounts of money behind them this is not a traditional pastime mark simmons from the humane society international thank you so much for joining us here. the annual sydney to hobart yacht race has begun in australia it's the seventy fourth year of the competition which covers more than eleven hundred kilometers a total of eighty five boats began their journey from sydney harbor in ideal conditions looks beautiful the twenty eighteen race also features its first all professional female crew led by skipper stacey jackson the sailors will race throughout the night and are expected to reach hobart on the island of tasmania on thursday. you're watching news from berlin we'll have more at the top of the hour and for updated information around the clock head to our web site that's dot com or follow us on twitter at the news thanks for watching your business news is up next. natural riches and. precious resources. and a rewarding investment. farmland has been called ethiopia is a green go

traditional toll this is industrial whaling that we're talking about big overseas fleets with mother ships huge amounts of money behind them this is not a traditional pastime. mark simmons from the humane society international thank you so much for joining us. the annual sydney to hobart yacht race has begun in australia it's the seventy fourth year of the competition which covers more than eleven hundred kilometers a total of eighty five boats began their journey from sydney harbor in beautiful conditions the twenty thousand race also features its first all professional female crew led by skipper stacey jackson the sailors will race throughout the night and are expected to reach hobart which is on the island of as mania on thursday. you're watching news live from berlin we'll have more for you at the top of the hour and don't forget for updated news and information around the clock head to our web site that's d.w. dot com thanks for watching. first to school. or first including listen to the doors granholm is arrives. to join the regular known her journey back to freedom. you know we're i

. >> virgin galactic's mother ship. then climbing to an altitude of more than 51 plielz. two pilots on board. the owner, richard branson, says he is on cloud nine. virgin galactic is the first commercial spaceship company to put people in space. >> a test pilot is there to try to test things that could happen, could go wrong before we put members of the public on to our spaceship. >>> well, new at 11:00, the hole day season is all about tradition and one tradition in the east bay is coming to an end. it's a sad one. nbc bay area introduces us to a man who has been lighting up a neighborhood for more than three decades. >>> a man named bob started this as a hobby. it grew and grew and grew into this. at the end of december the man known as santa bob is calling it quits. >> our biggest nights are coming up. at 72 this will be the last time. >> i used to make it myself. >> now his decorations are made out of wire frames and lights. lots of lights. everywhere. >> i love this kind of thing. >> reporter: he doesn't do it for himself. he does it for the kids. >> i like the swing

virgin galactic was on its way, carried by its mother ship. at 50,000 feet, release.all, virgin's two pilots fired their rocket. within seconds climbing to 51.4 miles beyond what the faa calls the edge of space. >> welcome to space. >> million dollar view. >> reporr: a stunning view that future space tourists may enjoy. then a perfect landing back on earth where virg's richard branson promised the first of 700 customers who paid $0,000 could start flying in six months. >> i can't think of any experience that will be more wonderful, extreme than going to space. >> reporter: fellow naires jeff bezos and elon musk are also in the space tourism business as a new space race takes off. tom costello, nbc news. i >> am so in. > so cool. out of thisworld, but so out of our budget. >> ten years from now it could be a lot cheaper. >> there's always groupon. >>t. that's ri >>> kfc is trying out a new tradition for the holidaysith a log they say smells like fried chicken. when lit, the log will smell like ts chain' famous fried chicken. kfc hopes it will result in a f craving frie

takeoff from the mojave desert, and virgin galactic spaceship 2 was on its way, carried by its mother ship. then, at 50,000 feet, release. >> rolling to the right. >> reporter: in a sudden free fall, virgin's two pilots fired their rocket, accelerating to nearly three times the speed of sound. within seconds, climbing to 51.4 miles beyond what the faa calls the edge of space. >> spaceship unity, welcome to space. >> copy, base. million-dollar view. >> reporter: a stunning view that future space tourists may enjoy, then a perfect landing back th wre virgin's richard branson promised the first of 700 customers who paid $250,000 could start flying in six months. >> i can't think of any experience that anyone's going to have in their life that will be more wonderful, extreme, than going to space. >> reporter: branson's not alone. fellow billionaires jeff bezos and elon musk are also in the space tourism business as a new space race takes off. tom costello, nbc news. >>> they are calling it a miracle in west virginia tonight. three people rescued after becoming trapped for days in an undergroun

virgin galacti spaceship two was on its way, carried by its mother ship. at 50,000 feet, release. a sudden free fall, virgin's two pilots fired their rocket, accelerating to nearly three times the speed of sound, within seconds climbing to 51.4 miles beyond what the faa calls the edge of space. >> welcome to space. >> million dollar view. >> reporter: a stunning view that future space tourists may enjoy. then a perfect landing back on earth whrgin's richard branson promised the first of 700 customers who paid $250,000 could art flying in six months. >> i can't think of any experience thawill be more wonderful, extreme thagoing to spac >> reporter: fellow billionairez jeff and elon musk are also in the space tourism business as a new space race kes off. > they are calling it a miracle in west virginia tonight, three pple rescued after becoming tinpped for days an underground mine. onight, our kevin tibbles is talking with those survives about their harrowing ordeal. >> reporter: safe at last. cody beverly, kayla williams and erica treadway, out of thatte shd mine they'd been trappe

putin say because there is this idea to put all the extra money from oil in a separate fund and to mother ship very in a very conservative way which is not duke is in saudi arabia and other all dependent or culture is where you see where you look at the figures you see the huge budget deficits you see you see imbalances in the trade balance in the current account balance and this is all related to the dependence of this economy's from oil and to a governance process which is far less conservative or far less efficient that what we can see in russia actually. believe it economist alexander khattab thanks very much for your expertise on this subject. clashes have erupted in the greek city of assess l n e k on the tenth anniversary of the killing of a teenager by police. demonstrators through firebombs instance of police who responded with tear gas rubbish bins were also set on fire in the streets back in two thousand and eight to that a fifteen year old boy nothing during an argument with a group of teenagers he was found guilty of murder and sentenced to life in prison another policeman present

traditional toll this is industrial whaling that we're talking about big overseas fleets with mother ships huge amounts of money behind them this is not a traditional pastime mark simmons from the humane society international thank you so much for joining us. the annual sydney to hobart yacht race has begun in australia it's the seventy fourth year of the competition which covers more than eleven hundred kilometers a total of eighty five boats began their journey from the sydney harbor in just spectacular conditions it's twenty eighteen race also features its first all professional female crew led by skipper stacey jackson the sailors will race throughout the night and are expected to reach hobart on the island of tasmania on thursday. well christmas is over but ben you have some holiday cheer for us and you need the business guide to give you the good news don't you you could call it a little christmas come back shares on wall street opening hired a broad based rebound after monday's steep losses to face surge partly thanks to santa the big retailers among the gain is tech stocks true but

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ships back now and he believes some of the small boats are being dropped off by larger boats, mother shipsg them closer to the channel, to dover here, and then drop them off because some of the boats are so overloaded it's not likely they could make the journey entirely off their own accord. so he wants action on that front. we have been told france and britain will work together to increase joint patrols. but what we don't have his great detail on what that involves and we hope today, and what local mps want to hear is specific details on what will happen right now out in the channel to stop these boats launching in the first place and detect them if they do launch. simon jones in dover, thank you. 39 people have been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder following a stabbing in west london. police were called to fulham palace road in hammersmith shortly before iam this morning. a man in his thirties has been taken to hospital with life threatening injuries. our reporter greg mckenzie is at the scene. what more do we know about what happened? what we know is that police were called he

but this time, what eventually will act as the mother ship. a spacecraft. aiming only to achieve lunar orbit. >> on sunday, one day along on their half a million mile road trip. the astronauts became sick. he was hit by a flu. while they just weren't feeling well. the illnesses quickly cleared up. in time for them to send back the first of the long awaited live television -- with the small cameras telephoto lense frustratingly resulted in man seeing his first long range view of the earth as a big white blob. the shops of the spacecraft were just fine. >> we're going around to a good view of the earth. and as soon as we get to the good view of the earth we'll stop and let you look out the window. we have a picture. it's difficult to see what we have. . >> that's the earth. but it's not the telephoto lense, unfortunately. this transmission is coming to you approximately half way between the moon and the earth. we've been 31 hours. 20 minutes in the flight. we have about less than 40 hours left to go to the moon. you can see he has his toothbrush here. i wish

. >> reporter: dawn in california as two mother ships lifted off from the mojave desert, climbing alln release. >> 3, 2, 1! release! >> reporter: space ship 2's pilots in a sudden free-fall. before firing their rocket. then extreme acceleration. mac h1, 2 and nearly three times the speed of sound, soaring beyond what the faa calls the edge of space. >> space ship unity, welcome to space. >> a million-dollar view. >> reporter: the view, breathtaking. what 700 customers have already paid a quarter million dollars to experience for just four minutes. the curvature of the earth, the western u.s., canada, even mexico. then a perfect landing back on earth. >> it is beautiful. just been to space. it's ridiculous. >> reporter: richard branson's victory comes four years after virgin pilot michael alsbury died. branson hopes to fly within six months and start carrying customers who have already signed up, including leonardo dicaprio, justin bieber and tom hanks. >> there's thousands and thousands of people watching this program that if we can get the price down to a level where they could affor

. >> reporter: dawn in california as virgin galactic spaceship 2 mother ship lifted off fromhe mojave desert climbing to 50,000 feet and then release. >> three, two, one, release. >> reporter: spaceship 2's pilots in a sudden freefall. >> rolling to the right. >> reporter: before firing the roet, then extreme acceleration. machone, nearly thre times the spe of sound, soaring to 51.4 miles beyond what the faa calls the edge of space. >> welcome to space. >> million dollars view ter:ki rep.or vwhwat 700 customers have alre paid, $250,000 to experience for just four minutes. the urvature of the eart western u.s., canada, even mexico. then a perfect landing back on earth. >> isn't hee beautiful? she has just been to space, which is richard branson's victory comes four years after vigen pilot michael os bury died in a similar test flight. investigators blamed pilot error. branson hopes to fly in six months and then start carrying the customers who already signed up, including lee harvonardo di, justin bieber, and tom hanks. >> if we can get the price down to a l where they could afford it,

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the mother will be reunited at children's hospital in oakland. >>> new details on a deadly ghost ship a fire. the owner of the rear house is now moving forward with plans to demolish the building. attorneys representing the families of the victims say they need the warehouse to stay standing until all of the evidence can be collected. the two men are facing 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter for the fire. >>> another federal interest rate hike sent the stock market plunging today. it had a triple digit rally early then it all went away. it ended the day down 352 points. the nasdaq was down 145 points. >>> the interest rate hike came despite objections from president trump. >> reporter: financial markets were listening as the u.s. federal reserve issued its verdict on interest rates. it was announced that they would be another increase hiking to short-term rate by one quarter point to a range of 2 current 5%. jerome powell explained the decision. this is the best year since the financial crisisalthy economy. >> reporter: the hikes are meant to keep inflation in check but higher rate

the weekend, while the ship was still at sea, a baby and his mother were taken by helicopter from theto malta. malta refused to allow the vessel to dock. it has now landed. but a sign of the continuing problems, particularly in spain, where more than fix 6000 migrants have arrived by sea so far this year. —— 56,000 migrants. more than 500,000 potholes were reported to local councils in england, scotland and wales last year, according to the rac. it's calling on the government to spend money raised from fuel duty on tackling the problem. our transport correspondent tom burridge has more. they're a hazard, sometimes huge, almost impossible to count. so, this is a typically damaged wheel. we see no less than six a day. sometimes as many as ten cars a day, which are only here because of pothole damage. just one garage, in one area. for the last two or three years it has been getting worse and worse. the scale of the problem nationwide, it must run into millions and millions in terms of the cost of damage to the road user at the moment, it is really scary. and today we have new figures con

my mother was born four months after her parents with several children in tow. came by shipse island. my father, and my grandparents reached as you do for the american dream. as testament to our nation's promise the daughter and granddaughter of immigrants, sits on the highest court of the land. in america, land of opportunity, that prospect is within the realm of the achievable. what is the difference between a bookkeeper and new york city's garment district, and a supreme court justice? one generation. my own life bears witness. the difference between the opportunities available to my mother, and those afforded me. you have studied our system of government and know of its twin pillars. first our government has limited power. it can exercise only the authority given to it by the constitution. and second, citizens of this country enjoy certain fundamental rights so those rights are our nation's haulmark they are set forth in the bill of rights and other provisions of the amendments to the constitution. they are inalienable, yielding to no government depree. our constitution

mother. the election will be held in november 2019. >>> the holiday shipping rush is on.g millions of mail per day. >>> officers catch an unusual suspect. how they finally were able to corral this goat. >>> in san francisco, a bomb threat shutdown lowell high school today. it happened i 1 pm. most of the 2700 students at the school had already gone home by that time but those who were still on campus were told to gather on the football field. officers searched the school and declared it safe one hour later. lakeshore elementary is right next to lowell and it was also evacuated as a precaution. >>> a feisty goat running on interstate 880 ended up evading capture for much of the afternoon. the black goat was first spotted around noon near the 23rd avenue on-ramp. the goat crossed all of the southbound lanes before ending up on city streets. a chp officer was finally able to grab the goat by the horns two hours later. it is not clear who owns the goat or how it ended up on the freeway. >>> former cbs chief les mendez will not be receiving a severance from the network. he res

my mother hated to fly, so she would always make us take ships places, so on this particular occasion when i was, i think, 12, we were on this ship getting ready to go through the panama canal, and she had a breakdown on the ship. so she was put in the brig, and i was left to wander the ship until we got to fluorfluora few days later, where we had a distant -- florida a few days later, where we had a distant cousin who came and got us. i think i always knew i was a writer on some level, but i kind of stopped when i became a cop. i used to write short stories, and i thought someday i'm going to write a book about all these ad ventures that my mother took me on. when i became a cop, i found i turned off parts of my brain. i found i had to learn to conform, which was not anything i'd really been taught but felt very safe to me. i think i was drawn to police work because after coming from such chaos, it seemed like a very organized, but stable environment. and even though things happening, it felt like putting order on chaos and that felt very safe to me. my girlfriend and i were sitting

ship master tenant set to go on trial in april. >>> oprah winfrey opens up about the final moments with her mother who passed away on thanksgiving at 83 years old. we have part of that showing the powerful lesson she said she learned about how to say good-bye. >> i thought what is the truth for me? there isn't going to be an answer in a book. >> it is classic oprah winfrey, classic, open, instructive even with a deeply personal loss. the final days with her dying mother that passed away on thanksgiving day. >> i walked in with my iphone. something said play some music. >> talking with people tv oprah sharing her mom's struggle with diabetes and the lessons she learned about saying good-bye. >> i could see it opened her a little bit. my mother has ban very closed down person. i could see that the music gave me an opening to say what i need today say. >> oprah and her mom have been open about their strained relationship. in the end her daughter was there offering forgiveness and sportd. >> as a young girl having a baby in mississippi, no education, no training, no skills, 17. you get pregnant with this baby. lots of people would h

mother to the u.s. to see her son one final time. >>> in the east bay, the landlord of a ghost ship warhouse is moving ahead with plans to demolish the buildings. attorneys representing the families of the 36 people who died in the fire two years ago are no longer objecting to the building being torn down, but they will like a memorial at the site. the families don't want the building to be sole. during a court hearing yesterday, the will judge said the landlord will have to reapply for a new permit for demolishing the warehouse because they listed the address incorrectly on the first application. >>> san francisco mayor london breed is reportedly asking governor brown to release her brother from prison. according to "the chronicle" breed sent a ltehe governor back in october asking him to consider leniency and commute the prison sentence. napoleon brown is serving 44 years for a manslaughter conviction in the death of a san francisco woman 18 years ago but breed's status as mayor as to whether the letter is an attempt to use her status to influence the governor's decision. >>> developing news, facebook sto

. >> they miss their mother, they miss that feminine energy she brings in the house. >> reporter: the 24/7 nature of the shipps the sailors busy, leaving less time for them to think of those they left behind. and the navy provides some of the comforts of home. from a barber shop and library and starbucks. but there's some things they cannot provide. this technician and his wife got engaged over the phone. he never officially popped the question with ring in hand. >> we were pulling in to portugal earlier than expected and my parents somehow found a flight to portugal and i told them, if you are coming, bring the ring with you. >> reporter: while anxious families a home wait for the last few days of deployment to pass, on the ship, there's work to be done. like getting the carrier's air wing off. we are one of the last helicopters taking off from the uss truman, that is why we cannot use our normal cameras. the planes are gone. and now all that is left is for the sailors to arrive home and that comes tomorrow. the family reunions and the overwhelming emotions begin here. daddy! >> come on, buddy! >> give me a

mother and her eight—year—old daughter yesterday. sport now, and a full round—up from the bbc sport centre. room ship forward to that one? yeah, didn't sir alex ferguson used to call it el clasico of english football? it's one of the biggest rivalries in english football. manchester united travel to anfield to face liverpool later. united go into this match in 6th and 16 points behind their bitter rivals, whilejurgen klopp‘s side are looking to go back to the top of the table. we never thought before a game only because we have a few good results in the past at home or whatever that it will be easy, the next game. that's not the mode you can win football games. we have to be angry on sunday, and we will be. we fight for our points. it's not that there is anything, you don't solve problems for others, we have our own problems, our own targets, and we go for them. that's all. we know that we are going to play against the leader. we are going to play against a team on a high, and even with the problems we have, and we have doubts about everything because we don't know which players are available, but we

ship their christmas packages. people. we hire hureds of people during the holiday seasons just to compensate for that extra volume. h >> reporter:e volume and a hope mother nature doesn't get in the way. tom costello, nbc wews, maryland. >>> t to turn to al roker. i don't think anybody likes the timing of this. what are we looking >> i hate to be the grinch. here we go. as tom mentioned, us we got not jone but a whole parade of storms waiting out in the pacific to drench the pacific northwest parts of northern california. it's going to be really heavy rain. some areas could pick up ten inches before it's all over by sunday. here is the east. storm system coming up out of the gulf will bring heavy rain to the sout airport delays from miami up into atlanta and e ashington d.c. and thenve thursday night into friday morning, we're looking at airport delays from washington d.c. all the way to boston, back to cleveland with an icy mix. a risk for strong winds and isolated flooding but the good news, lester, it's a quick mover and out by saturday but by then the damage will be done on the roads and in the airports. lester? >> al roker, thank you. >>> in north c

mother. in the week's top stories at the g. twenty. with a truce in the u.s. china. and a shorter than expected conversation between presidents. and ukraine after russia seizes three ships off the coast of crimea. i i. am also coming up from a. decade of the so-called best movement keeps up the pressure on the government rising fuel costs. and i welcome to the weekly on all the international live with me wherever you are today you're very welcome on the program from trade wars to climate change the leaders of the world's biggest economies have been pushing some very different agendas at the g. twenty summit two days of talks. of course our crew was there following all the action for you. i. shine and the u.s. have agreed to halt any new tariffs for ninety days she jumping and donald trump met on day two of the g. twenty summit in argentina but neither gave a news briefing afterwards whether the russian president did speak to reporters giving his views on the summit or was there in the argentine capital. one of the top reasons why this g twenty summit was meant to be a real attention grabber is the one on one between the man who's parked right there it's about to depart

my mother was born four months after her parents, with several children in tow, came by ship to ellis island. my father and grandparents reached, as you do, for the american dream. as a testament to our nation's promise, the daughter and granddaughter of immigrants sits on the highest court in the land. in america, land of opportunity, that prospect is within the realm of the achievable. what is the difference between a bookkeeper in new york city's garment district and a supreme court justice? one generation. my own life bears witness. the difference between the opportunities available to my mother and those afforded me. you have studied our system of government and know of its twin pillars. first, our government has limited power. it can exercise only the authority given to it by the constitution. second, citizens of this country enjoy certain fundamental rights. those rights are our nation's hallmarks. they are set forth in the bill of rights and other provisions of an amendment to the constitution. they are inalienable, yielding to no government decree. our constitution opens with

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ship. everything about it is a symbol. are collaboration, cooperation. scott kelly has a twin brother, mark kelly, nothing more defining than his relationship with his twin, he calls me my brother from another mother because they have that year in space together. i wanted to bring this back to the apollo 8's story as folks may have seen a photo that popped up there, the moon as crew.y the apollo 8 that, something like earth from that perspective, is really something that was brand-new at the time. this was huge. they broadcast this from the moon on christmas eve. live onr t able to see this their television from 250,000 miles away. is that something that is helpful for us to think about and the far as space media and how they interact? there is this partnership between the two. nasa's job can't be done without public support. the media brings that support to the public. tell me about your role as a writer in the space community, the excitement that you are helping that story. jeffrey: that is something i like to think about. i would love to be an astronaut. i wanted to be a nasty not when i was a little boy. realized as a little before eight that i was so ill equipped to be an astronaut. it is not

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shipped around the world. waiting for evidence that opec will cut that production before prices go up. about thes talk fundamentals, the s&p on the brink of a bear market. my mother and mother-in-law talking about what their 401(k)s will look like going into that. president trump saying you should buy the dip. that was ao thought good strategy over the last couple of weeks are probably licking their wounds. attempts by this administration to reassure the markets have backfired. this morning, sentiment seems a little positive, but that could be wiped out in a flash. you: i don't know how well can take these market moves until mid-january. it's like sentiment affecting sentiment. >> exactly. nobody wants to lose that much money, and they are already people willwil try to preserve any gains they have. market, so we have to be cautious about what is happening this week. next week, that will be more important. alix: even though volume is higher. president trump speaking to reporters on tuesday. he said, we have companies, the greatest in the world, doing well, record numbers, so a great opportunity to buy. i we going to have to see more fundamental support from presid