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new castle's new man alan pardew prepares for a baptism of fire in the english premier league. and free forming a russian makes history in the antarctic this death defying leap. thursday spartak moscow could be disqualified from the europa league after crowd trouble in the match against the u.a.e. for is waiting for a match report from the referee after players had to leave the field twice and so black air on thursday night spot that fans invaded the pitch in three flares in their final champions league group match the moscow side won two one to guarantee themselves a place in the europa league but you a forewards they could face sanctions and even disqualification from the tournament this disciplinary committee but announce their verdict on december the sixteenth a day before the europa league draw. now in england the new you can still manager alan pardew admits he faces a difficult task winning over the fans he has been unveiled as the club's eighth manager and less than six years and takes over from the sacked chris hughton pardew has managed reading west ham charlton and so

after beating new castle 2-nil. westham miss the chance to move out of the box.hey took the lead against ever 10 only to hold back -- to be held back. the former liverpool defender has died in hospital in bay. he suffered serious head injuries in a motorbike accident. he was the first israeli to play in england. signing for liverpool in 1979. you can find the story along with all our top stories on our website. it can see what we're working on via our facebook page and you can track us on twitter. >> hello and welcome. >> see the news unfold, get the top stories from around the globe and click to play video reports. go to bbc.com/news to experience the in-depth, expert reporting of "bbc world news" online. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. and union bank. >> union bank has put its financial strength to work for a wide range of companies, from small businesses to major corporations. what can we do for you? ♪ >> there is one st

we are against any violence and that includes when it happens at stadiums now in england the new new castle manager alan pardew admits he faces a difficult task winning over the fans he has been unveiled as the club's eighth manager in less than six years and. from the site christensen has managed reading west ham charlton and southampton and has signed a five and a half year deal at st james's the club currently sit twelfth in the lake and pardew says his is to keep them in the top flight first up it's liverpool at home on saturday norman easy one for him or his opposite number process for me. is one die hard days to prepare for a massive game you know we cannot afford one going to slip past so very conscious. to try and get a negotiation is completed to get there so that gives me a chance to prepare the team because you know i'm sure the players. must be of a maximum. of concerns about every game i go into because this premier league this year is such a more in field for everybody you know the there were so few games you you approach with some sort of. watery that you're not going to play

debut three new manager alan pardew has added carroll kills the game off and stoppage time to give new castle a three one victory over little paul. and the big match of the weekend is on monday when manchester united host leaders also know the game has already generated heated banter between the sides were separated by just a point gunners manager awesome venga claims united defend that patrice evra has been disrespectful to the left backs and also right in crisis wouldn't really title . i think he gave you some good stuff to. to make it all hold before the game we are guided by the way we want to play football . and not by statements of body brace against us personally i believe. you always. respect your pony and but what we try to do. staying with football and european champions into milan will face korean side so young now i'm in the semifinals of the club world cup the asian champions beat highside awada four one in abu dhabi so now open three marci out of some pool for defending. that's the first one level of our mind for nanda by ana just great had a long run. however it wasn't long bef

debut for new manager alan pardew as andy carroll killed the game of his stoppage time to give new castle a three one victory available. and the big match of the weekend is on monday when manchester united host leaders arsenal the game is already generating heated banter between the sides who are separated by just a point as manager also invent their claims united defender patrice evra is being disrespectful after the left back said also were in crisis and wouldn't win the league title. i think he gave you some good stuff too. to make it all hold before the game we are guided by the way we want to play football. not by the state militia of any body who plays against us personally i believe. you always. respect your opponent. but what we try to do the same with football and european champions into milan will face korean side show now in the semifinals of the club world cup after the asian champions beat host side our water for one in abu dhabi jungle open stream morrissey i'm alina after some awful defending. i guess but the house where level on the half hour mark fernando beyond i produce

gatwick in edinburgh airports are closed, and new castle has been experiencing disruption.irports are closed in france and' switzerland. traffic came to a virtual standstill. >> it to me three hours to go 500 meters. >> poland was also affected by the adverse conditions. in the north of the country, temperatures fell to -20. and there's little hope of warmer weather sen. more snow is forecast. >> back in a minute with "in starting december 4 on dw-tv. >> welcome back. december 1 is world aids day. it first took place in 1988 when the united nations dedicated the day to raising awareness of the aids pandemic. the syndrome is estimated to have killed around 30 million people since it was first in the fight in 1981. and it continues to spread. hiv infection rates in china and in india have increased dramatically. but sub-saharan africa remains the region's worst affected. significantly more than half of all the people in the world living with aids. the disease is the single largest cause of mortality in the region. and it sent life expectancy plummeting. it is no longer the im

scored twice for them as they beat new castle three one is part of spurs a fit after a two one win over village despite having to face off in the first half with both goals at tottenham all's meanwhile prop up the table after they lost to wigan and west ham they've fallen away i still got a two year when their burn involved and got the better of west brom a couple of games were suspended because of the weather evidence game against us called off as black holes vs liverpool. win by united puts the pressure on arsenal to get a result against chelsea on monday at the emirates the gunners are five points off the top and have had poor results against their rivals recently but are itching to beat the blues to the first time since two thousand the night we have mixed feelings because we came out of both games against. man united but it was possible and. it was not the difference between the teams and so we have a great opportunity to show that in the coming months and to show as well i believe our room for improvement is bigger than any other team because we are very young side and so it's who

go top themselves if united slip up roberto mancini's men are two points off the top player way new castle but the city boss says he feels his captain colors as i should say sorry to the club's fans of the argentine had said he wanted to leave eastlands and then in a dramatic turn decided to stay cine saying on the club's website the fans still love him but he should apologize. well a couple of games have been postponed because of the weather today everton's game against them is off so too is blackpool vs liverpool and other games bottom side west ham are three one up at the moment against full mark to going into gold and that is approaching full time spurs travel to aston villa in the late game kicking off in just over an hour will take on wigan with both clubs fighting to get out of that relegation zone table to blackburn and head to head well surprise package you say far this season bolton and west brom face each other. so as i mentioned on monday it is chelsea against arsenal at the emirates the blues desperate to get their season back on track they have drawn the last three games but

gatwick in edinburgh airports are closed, and new castle has been experiencing disruption.irports are closed in france and switzerland. traffic came to a virtual standstill. >> it to me three hours to go 500 meters. >> poland was also affected by the adverse conditions. in the north of the country, temperatures fell to -20. and there's little hope of warmer weather sen. more snow is forecast. >> back in a minute with "in depth." >> stay with us. ♪ >> knew at the dw-tv store, the beethoven project. with -- and -- on dvd, nine world famous symphonies, and the award winning documentary from dw-tv. the beethoven project, the dvd collection at the dw-tv store. >> on his the point of great success, four young students at the world famous school in dresden in to take the world of dance by storm. brimming with passion and ambition. obsess with dancing. starting december 4 on dw-tv. >> welcome back. december 1 is world aids day. it first took place in 1988 when the united nations dedicated the day to raising awareness of the aids pandemic. the syndrome is estimated to have killed ar

. >> and it is based upon an album i did many, many years ago about my home town new castle in the northto a book and a play. and it is terrifying. and i wake up in the middle of the night in a cold sweat thinking what am i doing. how am i going to do this. at the same time i'm very galvanized by it. >> rose: also, you are it seems to me, to know a little about you, you are inevitably lured into the unknown. >> this is certainly the unknown, certainly the unknown. >> rose: but you will in the end -- >> prevail? there's no guarantee, you know. nothing worthwhile doing is without risk. i think you have to accept that. >> rose: and so what has been the biggest failure for you? i mean did you fear failure when you left the police. >> no, i haven't really had a failure, to be honest with you. i've had setbacks but i've never had a failure. >> rose: setback is what. >> setback is to the getting what you would immediately. >> or one didn't work as much as you thought it might. >> rose: that is okay. >> you learn more from those setbacks than you would from massive success. >> rose: and some you

while you castle a new man alan pardew's prepares for a baptism of fire in the english premier league. three forming a russian makes history in the antarctic this death defying the. spot at moscow could be disqualified from the europa league after crowd trouble in their match against alina you a four is waiting for a match report from the referee after players had to leave the field twice in slovakia on thursday night spot out fans invaded the page and threw flares in their final champions league group match the moscow side won two one securest seeded spot in the europa league but you wait for warns they could face sanctions and even be disqualified from the tournament he waved his disciplinary committee will announce their verdict on december the sixteenth that day before the europa league draw while russian football union president said if the same guy has also condemned the violence it's thought the crowd trouble was in response to the fatal shooting of a spartak fan in moscow in a separate incident this week and although sympathetic the center says that should not be used as an ex

i don't think i think i think this new all miraculous and castle. we are six degrees or five years or whatever it is and i think this new form of capitalism that i write about in citizen when i saw capitalism two point nor did you like it's not a repackaging it's a pretty radical updating it's a capitalism that puts people on planet before short term profits and interestingly bizarrely i'm sitting on a boat here being filmed on the bank of the thames two minutes away up on the on the thames is the head office of unilever global corporation and i've just left the meeting there with their global head of sustainability gavin ethan we've been talking about this very subject and paul polman the global c.e.o. of unilever has been very outspoken saying that he's not interested in the short term shareholder particularly he's interested in the long term interests of society and if his consumers or i would encourage him to think of them as citizens rather than consumers you know you've just announced a new strategy for the next ten years where they want to mov

the united states' senate, but chris has been a great friend of ours and we first met when he was new castle county delaware and was elected in 200 and in two terms there produced a remarkable record of pragmatic and effective lee progressive leadership guiding it through terrible economic downturn and budget surpluses with raising taxes, skills that may soon be useful in washington with any luck. in the senate he sits on the foreign affairs committee and the homeland security, the trifecta of national security. it was obviously in a pivotal position to play a key role in the foreign policy debates in this country. without further ado, let me welcome senator cooms to our forum today and look forward to hearing from you. >> thank you, will, for that kind introduction, and thank you for your more than two decades of service as the president of the progressive policy institute. since 1989 ppi has served as a hub of intellectual innovation for the progressive movement and i want to thank you and your staff for your leadership and your commitment. even when i was county executive i found useful a

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we first met when he was the county executive new castle county delaware collected in 2004 in two termshere, produced a remarkable record of pragmatic and effective progressive leadership, guiding that county through terrible economic downturn and producing budget surpluses and cutting spending and raising taxes that may soon be useful here in washington with any luck. you you know, in the senate he sits on the foreign affairs committee, the armed services committee and the homeland security, the trifecta of national security so he is obviously in a pivotal position to play a key role in the great foreign-policy debates and security debates in this country. without further ado let me welcome senator coons to our forum today and look forward to hearing from him. >> thank you will for that kind introduction and thank you for your more than two decades of service as the president of the progressive policy institute since 1989. pbi has served as a hub of international -- and i want to thank you you and your staff for your leadership and commitment even while i was county executive. i found

we will hear from new york city mayor michael bloomberg, florida governor charlie crist, and congressman michael castle of delaware. topics include redistricting and election reform. columbia university in new york posted this event. it is 30 minutes. >> the reason that it exists is that people always act rationally, or virtually always act rationally. if you were a legislator, you would not want competition. the natural thing is to want to be able to go from election cycle to election cycle, move your way up toward being president of the united states, and not have to run the risk of being unemployed and going into the private sector, which scares the bid jesus out of them. the bejesusres' out of them. >> there are no jobs. >> well, there are no jobs because of their actions. i do not think you can expect much change. the interesting thing in new york where ed koch created an organization and got pledges from the state senate and assembly, if reelected, you will go into fair, non partisan redistricting. i hope they do what ed has forced them to commit to. but there is a long history of saying one thin

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sports, the ravens will be one and a half point favorite when the defending new orleans saints come to down. they got work in the castle at owings mills. super bowl winning former beach, brian bilick and the team owner took it in on the sidelines. all eyes with be on drew brees named as 2010's male athlete of the year. >> he's a really gifted athlete, got nice touch. he's very accurate. he's got, you know, he can move around and escape a rush and find a guy. makes some uncanny kind of plays. >> the ravens enter tomorrow's game tied with the jets in the wild card race. with the ravens week one victory over the jets gives them the edge if the two teams should happen to finish the season tied. >>> all right. and snow for tomorrow's game? you know what, fortunately no. i think we can say definitively no. we've been watching the system all week long. it was touch and go until it physically shows up on the radar you really don't have, you know, a real answer to what's going on. it started showing up yesterday and now we can show it to you. let's look at first warning live doppler radar. we'll give you an idea of what it look

new orleans saints. they have rolled in intent on rolling over the ravens. today, indoor at the castle, the purple birds continued polishing their armor for sunday's great outdoor chill downtown. former coach brian billick, team owner, bill ver satchy. and 9-4 ravens take on the champs. and 8-6 saints, whose quarterback today, drew brees, was named male athlete of the year by associated press. >> he's definitely one of the quarterbacks in the league. >> you kind of watch him on tv see the defense. and they got reggie bush, back from injuries. so they're coming back and doing it at a right time. >> ravens favored by 1 1/2. >>> coming up. the among other things. the latest on offensive coordinator, james franklin. that and more on 50 minutes, on eyewitness news sports at 6:00. >>> in wjz's health watch report, personalized medicine. it's being used to fight. but how does it work? >>> just over a year ago, kyle madden was planning his wedding. >> i had zero symptoms, day 1. then the following day, i couldn't walk a flight of steps. >> hehe was so short of breath, the 39-year-old went to a

new york city. many political high-profilers attended including democratic senator joe manchin of west virginia, independent governor charlie crist of florida, and former representative mike castle of delaware who is by the way still a republican despite having been trounced by christine o'donnell. the no labels attendees the st capitol hill. >> question does, this organization suggest the viability of a two-party system? pat. you got that? >> look this is a group of elitists, this is not a pop los grass movement, like the tea party movement where you get millions of people out there. >> you ran for president three times, and you had the reform party, and you crashed that to the ground. we hen't hearfrom that again, right? i would think that the no labels idea would appeal to you. you want a third party in the united states? >> the populous party would sink the republicans. they should get together. populous liberal party will sink the democrats but both of those are grass roots movement. with due respect to mr. bloomberg, he's top down all the way. >> i think this group, they're looking at the success of the tea party, and the tea party was a populist movement but it was also e

syracuse, new york, has a five-foot blanket of powder and in minneapolis another tear and all but collapsed roof of the metrodome. take a look at this in cleveland, ohio. lighthouse turned into an ice castle. louisville, kentucky, residents, the worst of the ice storm is not over. covering roadways entries, concerning official that branches and power lines could come down. farther south in georgia, eyes and a few car crashes, too. >> i must have hit a patch of ice, did not realize it and suddenly i lose control and go into the guard rail and probably in a 50-75 feet of guard well. >> canadian military helicopters and snow mobileers rescue nearly 200 drivers stranded on a highway for more than a day. brutal conditions have many roadways their clothes. according to weather experts and the farmers' almanac of that -- there does not seem to mean much relief in sight with cold and snow predicted for most of the country this winter. in a satellite center, courtney robinson, abc 7 news. >> a coating of snow -- the numbers for? >> not too many numbers because it's just part of a couple of years ago, but we see a trace to 1 inch but i measured outside of the station and my measurements average pas

new album, "the reason why." little big town from the bud light stage. tomorrow night, john krasinski, rosemarie dewitt and music from crystal castles.s tomorrow, too. our first guest this evening is the recipient of four emmy awards, three golden globes, an oscar, and probably even a soul train award. she's a terrific actress with a new adaptation of shakespeare's "the tempest" opening in select cities on friday. please say hello to helen mirren. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: well, it's a pleasure to have you here. can i be honest? i feel like courtesying or something. i don't know how, though. >> i'll show you how. i had to do it for the queen. >> jimmy: sure. you have to. >> i had a dress on -- >> jimmy: see, that's what i would have done. [ applause ] i feel very honored that -- you have couurtesied for anyone oth than the queen and us? >> no, i don't think so. >> jimmy: very good. well, i'm quite uncommoner, you'll find in a moment here. would it have been more appropriate for me to say, to refer to you as dame? >> or damned is okay. >> jimmy: but you live here in the united states, true? >> i do. i live just around the corn

new people into the game. >>reporter: many of which have been built by adventure golf developments in partnership with leading us operator, castle golf. >>richards: we've done about 10 or 11 over here in the last three years we've been doing three complexes a year, two outdoor, one outdoor is what we've been averaging, with several lined up for next year so hopefully we'll be busy again through next year. >>reporter: judging by the return on investment that these courses are generating, that future looks assured. >>richards: you are really looking at $7-$800,000 for a complete 36 hole set up. indoor sites can go a lot more than that because of all the air conditioning, sprinkler systems that are needed. that is a fair bit of investment to start with but most of the guys we've been doing it for are looking at about 18 months to 2 years return on it and they're doing quite good. >>reporter: indeed, the numbers are impressive. >>tomkins: if we are talking the middle of august, we've got three courses running, were going fullsteam and the weather is looking good, we can get anywhere up to 1500 players but i have to stress you that's

we will hear from new york city mayor, michael bloomberg, charlie crist, and congressman michael castletricting and election reform. columbia university has to this event. this is 30 minutes. >> play out for everybody, some of the press releases you put out about how the gerrymandering and non competitive our political process is and why that is such a political problem. >> the reason it exists is that people virtually act rationally all the time, and if you were a legislator you would noot want competition. the natural thing is to go from election cycle to election cycle and move your way towards being the president and not have to run the risk of being unemployed and going into the private sector which scares the bejsuesus out of them. >> there's no jobs. >> because of their actions, there is no jobs. they do what you expect them to do. they make sure that they do not have competitive races. as long as they are the ones that set the standards, i do not think you can expect much change. in new york, ed koch created an organization, if reelected, you will go and do fair, non partisan re

castles. so join us then. our first guest tonight is a know from film and television alike. she's getting rave reviews for her work playing a free-spirited ballerina opposite natalie portman in the newswan," it's playing in select cities now. please say hello to mila kunis. [ cheers and applause ] >> hi. >> jimmy: how are you? >> i'm good. >> jimmy: so are you celebrating hanukkah or christmas or neither or -- >> technically hanukkah but realistically both. i mean, i love me a christmas tree. >> jimmy: you might as well get as much for the holidays. as you can. >> right. >> jimmy: you're originally from the ukraine. you're aware of this. you know this. >> yes. >> jimmy: are there traditional ukrainian holiday things that you do? >> not necessarily. my mom makes -- i knew you were going to talk about this. my mom's going to kill me. a specific dish for new year's. we're not -- new year's is a big thing in my family. you want to know what this food is? >> jimmy: yeah, i'd love to know. >> i'm really sorry, mom. i think it's delicious. it's my favorite. she only makes it once a year, for new year's, for me. it's technically called -- [ speaking foreign language ] which translates to he

castle of delaware. topics include redistricting and election reform. columbia university in newk hosted this >> the press release today about how gerrymandered and non- competitive a coral process is and why that is. >> the reason that it exists is because people always act rationally and if you were a legislator, you would not want competition. the natural thing is to want to be able to go from alexian cycle to election cycle and move your way to president of the united states and not have to run the risk of being unemployed and going into the private sector which scares them esus out of the. >> there's no jobs. >> because of their actions, there is no jobs. they do what you expect them to do. they make sure that they do not have competitive races. as long as they are the ones that set the standards, i do not think you can expect much change. in new york, ed koch created an organization, if reelected, you will go and do fair, non partisan redistricting. i hope that they do what' ed force them to commit to, but there is a long history of saying one thing before you get elected a

castle of delaware. the former governor lost his bid for the senate in the state's republican primary. tea party and new house interviews are coming up here on c-span. tonight at 8:00 eastern, a forum on the late pulitzer prize- winning journalist david halberstam and the future of investigative journalism. martha raddatz leads a panel discussion on mr. halberstam's impact legacy. at 9:00 third becomeq &a from london, a conversation with a filmmaker. it chronicles the -- the film chronicles the terror attacks of 2008. then we go to fort lauderdale, fla. for a pro-israel. forum that is at 10:30 eastern, all here on c-span. documentaryriginal on the supreme court has been newly updated. sunday, you will see the grand public places and those available only to the justices and their staff and you will hear about how the court works from all the current supreme court justices, including the newest justice, elena kagan. also, learn about some of the court's newest developments. the supreme court, home to america's highest court, airing for the first time in high- definition, sunday, at 6:30 p.m. eastern here

new england. aough a little bit on the cape. probably on coastal maine as littleu'll get some. but gusty winds and cold air there. that's the weather around the nation. our lovely carolers, our beautiful castlel gtx. >>> we're counting down to castrolos. if you still have gifts to buy, gts. there's nothing better to buy than a coffee table book. tom sports to entertainment. book.his year's big trend, of ainment.comics. you can find something special for everyone on your list. we all picked our favorites to share with you. i'm going to start. the first say book by ansel ydams which are pictures of the national parks. i don't know if you can get a picture of this. it's the most comprehensive collection of parks. by ansel adams. he photographed 40 parks. look at that. it's amazing. also i picked "camelot." "camels 1,000 days at the please are 1,000use. these are all photographs that kennedy aken taken by the first white house official photographer. given given unequalled access access trst family. official functions and private ething so. there's just something so magical about that presidency and the young family in the white house. i always love those photos. and the youn this book, i got thi

new york city mayor michael bloomberg, florida gov. charlie crist, and delaware congressman michael castle discuss electoral reform. >> the c-span networkswe provide coverage of politics, public affairs, and nonfiction books, and american history. it is available to you on television, radio, on line, and social media sites. find our content any time through the c-span video library. we take c-span on the road with our digital bus and local content vehicle, bringing our resources to your community. it is washington your way. the c-span networks, now available in over 1 million homes. created by cable, provided as a public service. >> tonight, primetime on c-span, a discussion of the role of limited government with amity shlaes and william kristol. that is followed by "q&a," on the budish coalition government and its plans the to cut the -- spending. british coalition government and its plans to cut spending. now a hearing on the defense department budget. in the fall, the department released a proposal that would shift internal defense spending to increase efficiency and cut down on overall costs. it met with mixed reviews at the senate a

new faces coming to replace them. we will start at 6:30 p.m. eastern time with congrressman kanjorski. he lost his bid for a fourth term. we will also talk with mike castle of delaware. at 8:00 p.m. eastern, the future of investigative and listen. there will be a panel discussion. at 9:30 p.m., "q & a" from london with a documentary filmmaker dan reed. all on c-span. >> now a discussion on pakistan-based military operations. and the afghan security director on dealing with the taliban. this is about two hours. >> thank you. i help everybody has their tea or beverageir of their toys. we will be talking about lashka- e-taiba. i am joined by two panelists. i will do their introductions before we bring them up to speak. i am going to try to provide a broad overview of l.e.t. we will talk about their ideology, their training, and the type of people who joined the group. sebastian will talk about the evolving threats to the west, particularly their terrorist attacks against the west. briefly, about to meet, i am at the carnegie endowment for international peace. i am finishing up a ph.d.. one of my case studies in which i gather too much information for my own