as on tuesday, wednesday's bundesliga matches from munich were preceded by a moment of silence. munich to take the lead against rb leipzig. after robert lewandowski hit the post, thiago alcantara caught the rebound from close range. bayern munich were clearly in no mood to play second fiddle to the upstarts who have challenged the champions this season, and seven minutes later lewandowski set up alonso for bayern munich‘s second. leipzig earned a straight red card, and the visitors were forced to play for an hour with only ten men. leipzig looked like holding out until half—time, until a clumsy challenge by their goalkeeper on douglas costa resulted in a penalty. lewandowski put away the spot kick for his 12th league goal of the season. despite playing against ten men for the whole of the second half, bayern failed to add to their tally. but it was mission accomplished for hertha berlin, and they are three points clear at the top. at the olympic stadium in berlin, this stunning freekick set them on their way to victory. the home side were on target, and are now third in the tabl

the month of munich. tensions were building. germans were accusing the czechs of threatening the germans in that part of czechoslovakia. they were building up a campaign in germany to suggest that awful things have to be matched by military force. those of us who remember the bay of pigs -- and i know this audience, a lot of us do. we will never the feeling of standing near the edge of the of this. war might break out at any point. that was how europe was feeling in september 1938. roosevelt at that point stuck his enterprising efforts into it again. he sent the first of five public messages indexed year, trying to secure peace. he said the message in september, just before munich, calling for international conferences. he could kind of be the postmaster getting information from one side to the other. he was on the side of public opinion on this. although the american public did not want to get involved in any military activities, they were willing to talk about it at least. domestically this work quite nicely. the germans were

his policy of collective security had been scrapped at munich.gned a treaty of friendship. hitler's propaganda machines mmed,d, for even -- hu for men and women must be ready for war. great britain stood firm. hitler didn't declare war. on september 1, 1939, he struck without warning. which is the way of the aggressor. you will soon see hitler's own photographic record of the blitz in poland. the formula is simple enough. choose your victims, an army first, still living in the past. few planes, fewer tanks, outmoded guns, and outmoded tactics. choose an army relying upon courage rather than machines. ♪ narrator: then mass your bombers, load with your biggest bombs. [airplane drone] narrator: strike. strike without warning. destroy his inadequate air force on the ground. blast those who escape out of the air. ♪ narrator: strike again with your bombers, wave after wave, again and again. [airplane drone] narrator: strike at the railroads, for then the victim cannot mobilize. it cannot move men and supplies. its armies are isolated. [airplane and bom

coming up: bayern munich prove their class in the top—of—the—table bundesliga clash.nths, following a knife attack. and we look at king james's latest entry into the nba record books. hi there, wherever you are around the world. welcome to sport today. bayern munich have won germany's top—of—the—table showdown against rb leipzig, romping to a 3—0 win. the goals came in the first half, but leipzig did well to hold off any more, after playing a man down for an hour at a sold—out allianz arena. colm harrison reports.

bayern munich assistant paul clement is favourite to become the new swansea city manager...h gets ready to make his return to rugby after nearly a month off recovering from a head injury. hello and welcome to sportsday. we're starting with 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 unfinished business. he appeared in this tournament has extra preparation ahead of the australian open. a grand slam he has never won despite appearing in five finals. david goffin soon ensured that andy murray was putting in the hard yards. nothing separated them in the first set until david gough nosed ahead in the tie—break, the first time he had ever taken the set of the new world number one. andy murray justified number one. andy murrayjustified that status later, cruising into a 4—2 lead but then, david goffin hit rare heights of brilliance. this was a true e

munich, in and is burqa, in wurzburg, you in munich, in and is burqa, in wu rzburg, you can in munichburg, you can remember that over a period of time, the interior minister approached the media, approached the press, telling about measures that have already been implemented, so this is notjust paying lip service, they are concrete and implemented measures. we need to be careful and we need to be cautious, but also speedy to implement these measures, but that is dependent on the investigation results. mrs muller, please. who has been officially informed in germany from italy and by italy? question but two, were you totally surprised that the suspect turned up in italy, or did you have any prior indication that he might turn up in italy? perhaps i can take the first part of the question. the information that we have available is that there were german federal criminal police officers based in italy and they we re officers based in italy and they were informed. the session —— the second question on the surprise element, i understand why you are interested in that, but to give you a sens

couldb losses that munich face. those concerns were addressed.ompany world headquarters in denver, connecticut and munich. they are guaranteeing there would be no forced layoffs at linde until 2022. julie: the chairman of linde has been pushing for this for a while. are there details that he is satisfied? oliver: you have to imagine he is. he did not want the deal to happen. you can only imagine he must have been disappointed when it fell through the first time. he is going to be the chairman of the new organization. he is the chairman of an american company and will have a bigger say in the operational activities of the country than the chairman of the german company would. he would have to imagine that he is pretty happy with this. julie: there has already been some consolidation in the industry. where does this place this combined entity, and what is its competitive position? oliver: this is going to be the world's biggest provider of industrial gases. to be honest, there aren't that many players left. 4 before the deal. if the deal goes throu

i mean, he was behind munich.mebody that would kidnap and murder israeli athletes, coming to the u.n., it was a surprise to us. >> to many people in that room, he was a terrorist. but to an equal number of people, he was a freedom fighter. >> in the 1970s, this kind of rhetoric made perfect sense. people could identify with arafat, and they could see israel as the oppressor. >> while the palestinians hadn't by 1974 got the palestinian liberation that they were seeking, they'd certainly put themselves on the agenda at a very high level indeed, and this had happened fast. >> in a historic vote today, the united nations general assembly supported the palestinian claim to statehood. and a second resolution also passed that would give the palestinian liberation organization a formal place at the u.n. as an observer. >> when the plo were given observers status, it seemed to encourage the idea that violence would get your grievance in a heard in a way that would get you respected. >> israel will pursue the plo murderers

germany's bundesliga posted the defending champ inspire munich on sunday.they recently sacked to their coach. did they prove a match for the bavarian giants, looking to reclaim the top spot? >reporter: carlo and his squad absolutely had to win, especially against the team in last place. they came out swinging. taking a chance just seconds after takeoff. -- kickoff. bayer as usual had more possession but lacked urgency. . bayern continued to disappoint in the second half. darmstardt played with passion but couldn't hit the target. then douglas costa hammering home a real beauty. the brazilian keeper with no chance. 1-0 after 71 minutes. but bayern weren't off the hook just yet. the loose ball straight into his arms. and so, bayern eke out a 1-0 win thanks to one brilliant moment. >> the host hope that the star striker will help to rediscover victory. they were desperate to prove they have the quality necessary. reporter: the has failed to score in his last 8 games. he was looking for help from above. but the visitor struck first. the defense at sea,, morales

he's currently assistant to carlo ancelotti at bayern munich and was previously with the italian at chelseal madrid. he was sacked by derby earlier this year with the club fifth in the championship, despite having lost only seven of his 33 games in charge. it's understood he will become the next swa nsea it's understood he will become the next swansea manager. what a big job that will be. celtic have signed off for 2016 with victory in the old firm match. they beat rangers 2—1 at ibrox, their 15th premiership win in a row. our scotland football reporter chris mclaughlin was at the match. one of the noisiest derbies in the world started with silence. in memory of the 66 fans who lost their lives in the new year ibrox disaster over 45 years ago. as the new year approached it was an old face who had ibrox rocking once more. step forward 37—year—old kenny miller. just rewards from rangers, who had started well. but there are reasons celtic are so far ahead in the title race. one of those, the young french striker mousa dembele. celtic were level. at the start of the second half, only the crossb

among the games, the top two play each other as bayern munich taken oui’ each other as bayern munichy are locked on 36 points each, but it is rb lab sick who have had for promotions in their seven seasons. john bennett told us more about them. not well liked by a lot of german football fa ns liked by a lot of german football fans because they are bankrolled by a lot of money from a sponsor. they have a different approach to the mandatory 51 plus role. it is ensured clubs are owned by their members in germany. but if you compare them to love the clubs, borussia dortmund have iao , 000 members. rb have 70 members. but on the pitch, the secret of their success the pitch, the secret of their success has been attractive football, passing football and a really good youth setup with some excellent young players at the club. it is called the biggest game in europe. that is all the sport for now. more later in the afternoon. the number of victims of historical child sexual abuse in football has grown, according to new figures released by the national police chief counsel. the figures show tha

swa nsea assistant boss at bayern munich. the premier league. stuart broad took an early wicket for his australian big bash side hobart hurricanes but still lost against brisbane heat by seven wickets. broad removed the opener with his first ball of the match. but after that, former new zealand captain brendon mccullum and chris lynn made light work of the run chase. look at that six. brisbane heat cruised to victory with 22 balls to spare. the arrows have been flying at alexandra palace this afternoon. i'm talking about the pvc world championship in north london. peter snakebite right has booked his place in the semifinals. he saw off the challenge of james the machine weighed winning their quarterfinal 5—3. peter wright averaged 105 in each visit to the border. that is all the sport for now, more at 5:30pm. thank you. learner drivers in britain will be allowed on to motorways for the first time, if new government plans are approved. the lessons will not be compulsory and driving instructors will decide when their students a

in germany, douglas costa's long—range shot helped bayern munich to a 1—0 victory over bottom side darmstadte top of the league, although the champions are ahead of leipzig on goal difference only. the two sides meet at the allianz arena on wednesday before the bundesliga winter break. in the dutch eredivisie, a goal—less first half between ajax and champions. psv eindhoven. exploded into life shortly after the interval. ajax captain, davy klaassen, unleashed a thunderous strike that flew into the top corner for his ninth goal in 16 league matches. well worth having another look at for its sheer brilliance on the big stage. but that was before the man who used to captain ajax, siem dejong, now on loan at psv from newcastle united, levelled the scores, meaning ajax are now five points behind leaders feyenoord, with third—placed eindhoven three points further back. atletico de kolkata were crowned indian super league champions for the second time in three years beating kerala blasters on penalties. both sides scored one goal each. mohammed rafi getting the opener. henriqee sereno scoring the e

there's a top of the table clash between bayern munich and rb leipzig.he only remaining unbeaten team in the bundesliga, hoffenheim take on werder bremen. at 29, their coachjulian nagelsmann is the youngest manager in the league's history and has proved an unbridled success since he took over in february. we caught up with him at the club's training ground. translation: a new that if i was going to be manager, it would happen relatively early on but that it has happened this early is still a surprise. it is an incredible moment to stand on the sideline, pursuing your passion to coach. pushing a tea m your passion to coach. pushing a team to play successful football. it is an honourand team to play successful football. it is an honour and there are moments when you have to give thanks and be happy you have the opportunity to experience such things. it is about stabilising our performance. even though we are undefeated after 1a games, there have been times in games we did not follow the plan or fell into a pattern we did not want. 0ur follow the plan or fe

later on -- there are many examples of this, in 1938, at the time of munich, a french journalist saidt france was diplomatic that it should not, it could not see anything more to the germans -- cede anything more to the germans that munich. the metaphor, that this version continued after the war and found new ways of applying ofelf, it's th emyte myth thermopylae again. it's the myth of the defensive will. trench ofyth of the the ans. this is where the french soldiers at the 137th infantry regiment were supposed to have stood in passively in their trench as they cased in around them, leaving only the tips of the bayonets showing. this is one of the famous sites. and, thanks to an american philanthropist in large part, the trench was moved. this monument was made. again, an image of stoicism. side, it's the legend of initiative, almost of rage, of depression traditions -- prussian traditions. he wrote in his own account of 1934, the old spirit of attack, leaving no obstacle standing, that frederick the great taught. attack, always attack. always attack. there is a cover of his book. th

. >> lufthansa will increase their frequency from munich going to daily service and iceland air will offer nine flights per week in the summertime. >> reporter: but they say >> we'd definitely like to see more nonstop service to central and south america. we see that region growing. in addition, china is a market we're continuing to on andtry to build demand for that region. >> reporter: something airport officials hope will keep denver even more interconnected with the world. >> dia currently serves eight countries with direct international flights. they say the country with the most flights from denver is mexico. >>> it's the season of you can donate on colorado gives day, december 6th. it's an annual statewide movement to celebrate philanthropy across the state. some 9th graders are collecting food for the i have a dream foundation in boulder county. the foundation helps at risk kids in school and get on a career path and learn about paying it forward. >> i believe that if you help people, you will feel better >> right now on 9news.com you can find out more about how it all works.

during the munich crisis, there was a dinner at the savoy during which it was discovered that neither antoni eaton nor clement ackley would join him in signing a telegram to neville chamberlin who was in munich at the timed a inju about a injuring him to make no other -- and one by one our friends went out defeated. winston remained, sitting in his chair, immobile, frozen like a man of stone. i saw tears in his eyes. i could feel the iron entering his soul. his last attempt to salvage what was left of honor and good faith had failed. i spoke with bitterness of those who had refused even to put their names to principles and policies which they had professed. and then he spoke, what are they made of? the day is not far off when it won't be signatures we'll have to give, but lives. the lives of millions. can we survive? do we deserve to do so when there is no courage anywhere? three days later on the 2nd of october when alfred duff cooper resigned, churchill cried again. in 1940, when fdr's confidante harry hopkins told churchill that he would get a million rifles from the usa, churchill

mayors inhe other germany have called me, from munich and from paris. time tomforting at this feel how united the countries who have already experienced these kind of things are. democracy isour able to resist these events, and it shows how this instance of these democracies are united against their enemies who wish them harm. they are open, free societies. i would like also to especially who was involved in last night's shooting, who -- and last night's incident, who was involved in the rescue attempt. i want to thank the police forces and the firefighters. they did excellent work. i would also like to thank the health workers. many hospitals set up their emergency measures, and i would like to thank them. to benot possible completely ready for this kind of attack. however, we were able to implement all of our tools in a very short timeframe. everything was done with the utmost professionalism and calm. we were able to truly help many people, so thank you, everyone. i would also like to thank the press and the media. they reacted with have actedlism an

a colleague of mine in munich has also said exactly the same thing, that this has been noticed acrossso the police acted in a very clear and transparent way to show in what kind of situation we are and what we are actually dealing with, what situation is that have to deal with. this has been accompanied by the press in a good and correct way. loss of sound. inaudible well, we seem loss of sound. inaudible well, we seem to be having some sound issues with that, so we willjust hope that they get fixed butjust with that, so we willjust hope that they get fixed but just to with that, so we willjust hope that they get fixed butjust to bring it up they get fixed butjust to bring it up to date, we are hearing a news conference from the mayor of berlin, also the chief of police and others. the method is griping it as an attack on our freedom and our life, and it could have hit anyone. —— the mayor of berlin is describing it. he says that the solidarity expressed for berlin has touched him. we earlier heard from the interior minister and chancellor and merkel talking about the attack on freedo

(linda germany's munich zoo introduces its bouhlel done. wow. look at germany munich zoo introduces a lateest it's only ten days old and right now you can see it's doing a snuggling with mama bear. they will stay secluded into end winter and be son display for zoo visitors. this fog. rolled in you said this 30 seconds start roll out. yeah that's the way sea fog will be. i've watching pretty much during noon newscast here. socked in right and then just as we were about to come to it cleared right out. point. >> it is but we're watching the troopers driving back and forth testing that visibility. wouldn't be fairly shortly in the next maybe hour eventually this may actually clear up enough that they can reopen the bridge. cold front working its way down much cooler and drier air moving down. and beautiful looking weather at least for a couple of days. that looks like a nice weekend right there. thanks the news doesn't end here weep keep posting latest all fox 13 news app right on your phone. plus look for more news, weather and sports at 5. i'll s

hamburg, frankfurt, and munich are stepping up the response after the berlin attack.ttacker plaut a truck into a central berlin christmas market, killing 12 people. julia kim has more. julia: every year people swarmed to the berlin gate to ring in the new year. this year the landmark will feature these concrete barriers to protect visitors from attacks. some members of the police force will carry automatic weapons. video surveillance will be used for the first time to track suspects in real time. after outrage at cologne police assaults,g to prevent more than 1500 officers will be deployed, concrete blocks, water cannons, and a helicopter will be on standby to ensure safety. we will not let ourselves be frightened and we will not change our way of life because of aggressive terrorists or criminals. julia: hamburg is also following force a beefed-up police -- nightclubs get particularly rowdy on new year's eve. >> we have agreed with the police to reduce noise outside the club's soap police can hear walkie-talkies and cries for help. julia: despite the high terror aler

as a czech, munich was dispositive. the united states was not at munich. the british and french made an agreement with jaegermans and italians over the head of cze czechslovakia. given be agreements made during the war, the iron curtain came down and the country that i was born in was behind the iron curtain. so for me, when the u.s. did something, it really made a difference. harry truman did something. that was the part that was so important in terms of stating what america's position was going to be and whether it had to do with the point four or truman doctrine or nato, everything that would indicate america would be playing a leading role and being out there and doing something. in that regard. the other part i have thought about is institutionally everything that we were talking about public service. i do teach. talking about the national security act, it was basically designed because of the way roosevelt made decisions. it was a punishment by the bureaucracy. >> tell a little bit about how roosevelt made decisions. >> he made decisions by pitting h

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bayern munich assistant paul clement is favourite to become the new swansea city manager...h off recovering from a head injury. hello and welcome to sportsday. we're starting with 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 unfinished business. he appeared in this tournament as extra preparation ahead of the australian open. a grand slam he has never won despite appearing in five finals. david goffin soon ensured that andy murray was putting in the hard yards. nothing separated them in the first set until until goffin nosed ahead the tie—break, the first time he had ever taken the set off the new world number one. andy murray justified that status later, cruising into a 11—2 lead but then, david goffin hit rare heights of brilliance. this was a true exhibition and he reeled off four games in a row. andy murray had no answer but he would put th

. >> i think also the younger people in germany and munich -- i was at the university of munich once in the mid-'80s. we were talking about world war ii, and i was there with stephen ambrose ambrose. and they said, you know -- now, this is a different generation now already. they said, you know, you liberated us, too. steve was talking about liberation of germany from the third reich, and they were empowered and feeling that empowerment. and i guess they were the 20-somethings of that time, you know, mid-20s, young people. and they have grown older. and there is an acceptance there to look at that past, not to feel the same sense of burden that their parents may have had. but it was very interesting spirit that they had. they felt very positively about the fact that the war ended, they lost. they didn't have the victim mentality anymore. >> just to add to some of it. i think the role of government political leaders is all very important, but so was sort of people-to-people diplomacy. all the twinning arrangements were hugely important. sports groups were sent certainly from holland t

i've been to germany many times, burning, munich, frankfurt. very open, tolerant. which is why the extreme right has never gone beyond a few percentage points. like in france. they don't want the christmas market and the places where they gather in the centre of their squares to be corralled with heavy masonry, with gun toting police officers. people are saying this is the new normal, we've got to change. i've went to westminster and it was noticeable, the uptake of police present even in london. that is the new reality, as you say. changing the guard as well. roads blocked off on the entrances. changing the guard as well. roads blocked off on the entrancesm changing the guard as well. roads blocked off on the entrances. it is unthinkable. what is the most crazy, weird, unusual, outlandish thing that anyone can think of and you can be sure that some crazy person he wants to kill people will think of it. lucy mentioned earlier that this man was a master of disguise. multiple identities. front page of the financial times. four mugshots of him loo

. >> his little tiny eemps this baby polar bear was born at the munich zoo a few days ago. the cub has spent most of his time snuggling with mom this is the camera peeking in to mom. i see mom's nose and eyes and mom is sleeping with the baby. see it, >> polar bears are cool. i like them. >> baby will make its public debut in a few weeks but it's going to be tough to pry that little baby out of mom's arms. >> and then there is panda bears. time for an update on the one-year-old giant panda at the smithsonian zoo we told you that he had emergency surgery after a piece of bamboo got stuck in its gut. he overate. he overindulged. we are pleased to let you know hid in a sweet potato. wrapped with human hair. and he has been a lot of resting and sleeping without the surgery. the panda might have died. so this is serious. >> it's as if you have followed every tiny bit of minutia in that story. >> have alerts on my iphone any time there is panda movement in the world. i want to keep track at where the killers are. >>> one woman misplaces her wedding room while making thanksgiving

while hitler was still brawling in the streets of munich, japan had already begun weaving the patternf aggression. >> next, a panel of historians discuss the influence of american democracy after world war ii in a session called "america: democracy's bastion." topics include the growth of the federal government, the united nations, and human rights after the war, and relief provided for displaced jewish refugees from poland. this 90-minute talk is part of a two-day conference in new " year zero,d

bayern munich assistant manager paul clement is the leading candidate to become swansea city's new manager before bob bradley replaced coach francesco guidolin. ryan giggs and chris coleman have both been ruled out but former birmingham city boss gary rowett remains in contention. swansea, who are second from bottom of the premier league, are hopeful of having bradley's replacement in place before the trip to crystal palace on january the 3rd. andy murray has lost his last match of 2016 — and it was in straight sets to david goffin at an exhibition tournament in abu dhabi. goffin will play rafa nadal in the final after he beat milos raonic. nadal won his first match since returning from injury yesterday and carried on that form in the first set, which he took 6—1. raonic, the wimbledon finalist, came back strong in the second, breaking midway through and took the match into a decider. but nadal won the third to earn a place in the final as he hopes to put an injury—ravaged few months behind him. after trailing 12—0, they've turned itaround... after trailing 12—0, they've turned it around..

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we played against each other many times when i was at barcelona and bayern munich.. they have fast players in front. they can defend well. they use the counterattack perfectly. so, a good team. we need to defend well and not be timid every time you get the ball. we need to attack, which is pa rt of ball. we need to attack, which is part of the philosophy, and overall, thatis part of the philosophy, and overall, that is what you have to do, but you have not to forget that city as a team is very strong going forward. maybe even more now with pep guardiola. we certainly have to focus to defend well. there is a game underway already this morning, it's the club world cup final in yokohama. european champions real madrid are taking on kashima antlers who won the japanese championship, the j—league, last season. at half—time, it's one—all, an early goal for karim benzema gave real the lead, but gaku shibasacki has just scored the equaliser just before half—time. one of the legends of boxing, 51—year old bernard hopkins, has lost his final fight. he's won multiple world tit

he's currently the assistant to carlo ancelotti at bayern munich and was previously at chelsea, parish the club fifth in the championship. he is expected to take over in the next 48 hours. the celtic manager brendan rodgers says today's old firm match was a great advert for scottish football. they beat rangers 2—1 at ibrox to move 19 points clear in the table. here's our sports correspondent andy swiss. he remains —— it remains one of football's fiercest and noisiest rifleries, amid the noise a minute's silence in memory of the 66 fan who is died in a crush at ibrox in 1971. after that reflection, time for the action. celtic, the runaway league leaders, but thanks to kenny miller's perfect timing, it was rangers that seized the initiative. celtic soon responded, though. and in thunderous fashion. a blistering volley levelling it up at the break. and just after it, celtic should have been ahead. denied by the bar. sinclair the side netting. would it be one of those days? with barely 20 minutes left, finally their pressure paid off. for sinclair, this time unmissable, celtic seemingly u

we have played many times, when i was in barcelona and bayern munich. there is a lot of respect.uy the right people. they have fast players in front. they can defend well. they use perfectly the counterattack. so, a good team. this game, we need to defend well together and not be timid every time we get the ball. we need to try to attack, because that is part of our philosophy. that is what you have to do, but you have not to forget that city as a team is very strong going forward , city as a team is very strong going forward, maybe even more now with pep guardiola. we certainly have to focus to defend well. real madrid have won the club world cup. the antlers took a 2—1 lead in the second half, both goals from gaku shibasacki, but real levelled it with a cristiano ronaldo penalty. one of the legends of boxing, 51—year old bernard hopkins, has lost his final fight. he's won multiple world titles in a glittering career, but was knocked out of the ring to end the contest. his opponentjoe smithjunior put hopkins through the ropes, you canjust see him here. this all happened in the 8

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he's currently assistant to carlo ancelotti at bayern munich and was previously with the italian at chelseaar with the club fifth in the championship, despite having lost only seven of his 33 games in charge. there was one match in the aviva rugby union premiership. exeter have jumped above bath into third in the table after a stunning second half comeback at the rec. they were 11—0 down at half time, but two tries from james short in the final 10 minutes saw them win17—11. in the pro 12 munster won 16—9 against connacht to strengthen their position at the top of the table. leinster beat ulster to move into second place. 22—7 the final score. glasgow and edinburgh were both given tough matches in italy agaoinst treviso and zebre, but both won. andy murray has been given a knighthood in the new year's honours list. he's also just finished third at the world tennis championship in abu dhabi. he beat beat milos raonic in straight sets in saturday's consolation game at the exhibition tournament, so he finishes the year with a win and also the title sir andy. it was a big honour to be asked, rec

the second man is paul clement, currently assistant manager at bayern munich.swansea board in the autumn before bradley took over. swa nsea the autumn before bradley took over. swansea are currently second from bottom in the premier league. when middlesbrough play manchester united tomorrow it will be their first —— the first return to old trafford for fabiola da silva. he and his brother played under sir alex ferguson, and the brother spoke to our reporter about what kind of reception he might expect. he is hard, i try not to think in my head about how it will be. there are thousand things in my head, like how it will be, how they will react, how my reaction will be, but it might be nice. i think it will be strange if you because you have to decide who to support! i love manchester united and all of the supporters but i have to support my brother in this time. to be absolutely clear, you will be supporting middlesbrough? well, yeah! i will be supporting my brother so i want him to win so i think i will be supporting middlesbrough! brotherly loyalty. you can se

during the munich crisis, there , whereinner at the savoy it was discovered that none would join him in signing a telegram to neville chamberlain, injuring him to make no further accessions. the telegramd that was not despised and one by one, our friends went out defeated. winston remains, sitting in his chair, immobile, frozen and i saw tears in his eyes. i could feel the -- his last attempt to salvage what was and i spoke with bitterness to those who had refused to put a name to the principles and policies which they professed and you spoke, what are they made of? today's not far when it will not be signatures -- the day is not far off when it will not be signatures we have to give but the lives of millions. can we survive? it will be hard to do so and there is no courage anywhere. three days later, alfred resigned and churchill cried again. told40, when fdr's hopkins churchill then he would get a rifle from the usa come he was moved to tears. on the 13th of may, 1940, on the same day, we read george [indiscernible] mix of moving speech telling winston how ponty is of him. winston

what measures were in place and what measures are within the city of berlin, munich and the different cities in germany. to be able to prevent the truck, the attacker, the gun from firing into that crowd. to prevent it from actually happening. that's where the biggest layer is missing throughout europe. we can't protect everybody. but there's a great deal of resources that get spent to make sure we reduce risk. what's being done? are we not getting it done because of the political correctness? >> i want to bring julia in on that. aaron said that there was a warning. it was the follow-up. and maybe there was a problem in germany to secure these places from a law enforcement issue. >> i mean, there was. -- that's where -- high risk -- attacks that -- i think what we need to do -- >> i'm sorry, julia. we still have problems. we might leave it there with julia. two tries. we will try and get back to you, maybe later on. obviously, aaron. we have word from the owner of the truck company, that this lory may have been hijacked. that's what the owner told polish television. >> translator: the

we do understand, the terrorist who did the attack in munich went through the refugee, operating in europe. we have to be aware they will be looking to defeat patterns we look for. we have to do you know some smart things to keep a registry of folks and look at media when they don't know we're looking at it. liz: somehow those encrypted -- are a problem as well. >> absolutely. liz: the you know, here is the thing that new policy, it went into effect last week. the other thing about this, is optional. is that effective? >>, no. i think -- look, if you come here to be our guest, you -- we have the right to check you out, we do. if you submit yourself for a visa to come in advance that is part of vetting, i am sorry, but if you our guest, your job is to behave like a gift. wheguest, i think that you know, people have the right, by the way, if british check out my social media, god bless them, knock them solves out. as we know, we have seen isis, use social media as a means of communication in command and control. something we have to maintain, direct observation of. when you are here, you may

he's currently assistant to carlo ancelotti at bayern munich and was previously with the italian at chelseaked by derby earlier this year with the club fifth in the championship, despite having lost only seven of his 33 games in charge. there was one match in the aviva rugby union premiership. exeter have jumped above bath into third in the table after a stunning second half comeback at the rec. they were 11—0 down at half time, but two tries from james short in the final 10 minutes saw them win17—11. in the pro 12 munster won 16—9 against connacht to strengthen their position at the top of the table. leinster beat ulster to move into second place. 22—7 the final score. the new year's eve countdown to 2017 will take a little longer this year. the world's timekeepers are adding an extra second to our clocks to stay in sync with the earth's rotation. this is the 27th time a "leap second" has been added since they were introduced in 1972. 0ur science correspondent, rebecca morelle explains. big ben tolls. this new year's eve, you have a tiny bit longer to enjoy the celebrations. an extra secon

he took the train from homburg to munich, changed to milan and continued to genoa. the ss washington pushed off from the port bound for new york city. at quarantineet in the narrows by a coast guard cutter carrying a state department officer and fbi special agent who spoke briefly with him and asked if he would be willing to come to the office and fully square for further discussion. he thought once i get to new york, this will be over quickly and i will give him everything i have. i won't be involved in any of this anymore. all of this will go away. after two days of telling his story, he was asked if he was willing to become the fbi's first counterspy. the phrase double agent was not yet common parlance when this case went to trial in 1941. all the tabloids did not use the phrase double agent. it was always counterspy and was introduced during opening arguments what they counterspy was to the jury because it was such a foreign concept. be his handler was an fbi special agent named james c ellsworth, a mormon who had gained fluency in german as a missionary. be an

there have been a series of terror attacks in munich.estingly as you were saying earlier, the state department warned in november folks heading to europe of credible information of an attack on christmas markets. is this what we just saw? was it an accident? we don't know. >> someone struck me and we were under the impression that officers out there arrested the driver. you are telling me they are not entirely sure that the man they have or the suspect they have in custody and it could be a woman as well was the driver of that truck. >> they are saying it was a suspicious individual and they are not jumping to conclusions yet. this is a fast-paced situation and it's changing. that could change over the past few minutes and it's not certain that that was the driver of the truck. it was someone suspicious who reportedly fit the description of the driver. >> and lucy, thank you so much from london. i want to ask you about the other news story and so far it's unclear what the shooter's motivations were. what are you hearing? >> you know, i t