the bbc‘s 0lympic sports reporter nick hope reports from the london aquatics centre.e their moment in the spotlight every two yea rs. moment in the spotlight every two years. through the world championships or the olympic games. but this generation demands more, which has led to the creation of the international swimmingly. they compete for teams rather than nations, meaning more races and money. the athletes in the past have been worried about how the sport has been worried about how the sport has been handled, world championships and 0lympics every two and every four years is not enough. that didn't change over the last 20 yea rs, if didn't change over the last 20 years, if not longer. it gives us hope the sport can be entertaining, fast and they are on tv more and it is great. the build-up to the launch of the series was dominated by a battle between the organisers and the spot‘s international governing body, who didn't like someone else muscling in on their territory. there were boycott threats, bans or even muted but those relations have improved between the two

our olympic sports reporter nick hope has been to meet him.mbing at the olympics is a combination of three spots. the easy way is higher, faster and stronger. speed is all about being faster, meat is all about going higher and bolder is all about being stronger. it is like trying to run a 100 metres print, five k and the 400 metres. it is a massive challenge for everyone in climbing. how important is this setup here in sheffield and why make the change? the first reason the climbing walls down here for bouldering are amazing. there are also other climbers who live here like shona cox the, bouldering is her background sport. the amount of tips and pointers from her, evenjust placing your foot at a slightly different angle, the difference that is crazy. how do you work here in sheffield? it is being able to learn snippets of other languages and tonnes of research into speed climbing. the strong teams currently are the russian team, the french team and the chinese are coming along so i already know french flue ntly along so i already know french

nick hope has been to meet her.hing each other it was doing stuff released dangerous and scary, but the buzz that you get is kind of addictive, you get it once and as soon as you got it, you want to progress that trick to get the buzz again and maintain it and progress that trick to get the buzz again and maintain itand it progress that trick to get the buzz again and maintain it and it keeps the sport so fresh. i got into the sport by another sport, it is kind ofa sport by another sport, it is kind of a gateway sport because it is easy to pick up it uses very similar skills using handlebars and your feet. in my high school, i was definitely different but in the skate park, you are not different. you're surrounded by other people with adrenaline rush, their social and having lots of fun. maybe in a different way to people who play video games or being. it is very surreal that this full—time job. two yea rs surreal that this full—time job. two years ago, i was working full—time asa years ago, i was working full—time

our olympic sports reporter nick hope has been to meet him.s. the easy way to remember them is higher, faster and stronger. speed is all about being faster, meat is all about going higher and bolder is all about being stronger. it is like trying to run a 100—metre print, 5k and the 400 metres. it is a massive challenge for everyone in climbing. how important is this setup here in sheffield and why make the change? the first reason is the climbing walls down here for bouldering are amazing. there are also other climbers who live here like shona cox the, bouldering is her background sport. the amount of tips and pointers from her, evenjust placing your foot at a slightly different angle, the difference that is crazy. how do you work here in sheffield? she's been able to learn snippets of other languages and tonnes of research into speed climbing. the strong teams currently are the russian team, the french team, and the chinese are coming along so i already know french fluently — so i can learn from them but they do not share a lot of what they d

european champion competes in the world championships this week and our 0lympic sports reporter nick hope bmx is it's so inclusive, everyone just loves pushing each other, you get that adrenaline what type michael rush and use of the scary and dangerous. the buzz you get is kind of addictive. you get it once and as $0011 addictive. you get it once and as soon you addictive. you get it once and as soon you have got it, you want to up it or progress that trick to get the buzz again and to maintain it, and it's what keeps the sport so fresh. i got into this sport fire another sport which was riding scooters. it's kind of a gateway sport because it's easy to pick up. you use your handlebars and feet, and i was different in high school but at a skate park, you are not different. you are surrounded by people who are also love the adrenaline rush, love being social, and having lots of fun, maybe in a different way to people who like playing video games 01’ people who like playing video games or being girly girls. i'm deftly not a girly girl. it's very surreal that this is my full—time job. a gir

nick lush dark hopes to make his debut after his 9th call up but his lack of training after a broken nose could prevent that from happening once again. and a reminder of the top story that we're following for you at this hour violent protests on the streets of paris demonstrations in the capital and other cities marked the anniversary of the yellow vests movement in france and police respond with water cannons and tear gas was. watching news of live from berlin don't forget it's check out a web site t w dot com and meanwhile. post and now kentucky affectionately agent but as affectionately as you can. hear putin in the middle of his election campaign in the year 2000 a documentary was filmed for russian television. to turn the camera back on of course the film secretly chronicled a power grab actually everything was precisely planned introduction. featuring top supporting roles to the freedom of russia. and featuring a lead role like you've never seen before. the other mirsada marriage to the ends justify the means. putin's witnesses starts december 13th on d w. t shrub and john has

for the man with the mask could be a special game here to brilliance nick glass doc hopes to make his debut after his 9th color but his lack of training after a broken nose could prevent that from happening once again. sports correspondent jonathan harding joins me now from outside the stadium in mentioned where the game will be taking place jonathan the team is banged up quite literally i guess when it comes to nicklaus stock how is this team dealing with all these injuries well i think the only way they can they just have to have this mentality of next man up the opportunity that it gives to a lot of players who might not have been in this squad had those injuries know occurred is massive and it's a chance for those players to really prove that they should be in a team going forward it's never easy for a head coach to have a squad that is put together at the last minute but germany have really grown used to this now ever since russia last year so it's an opportunity for many players to step up and prove that they should be in this team long term. look on paper doesn't seem like that

michael goodwin and ed rollins as is tom fitton, michael pillsbury and author nick adams, we hope youad at the top of the hour. >> thank you. elizabeth: next up, to "fast and furious" fallout, socialist sticker shock over elizabeth warren 52 trillion dollar single payer plan, she is getting hit by left, right, center. it called absurd, and ludicrous. media calls it unconstitutional, jeweljulie is joining us now yor reaction. >> she was boxed into a corner, and forced to tell-all of the specifics and ho how she would y for it. these details that will get you in trouble with everyone from whom you are taking money. redouteing health care is about redistributing, getting close to a fifth of the economy, you end up taking money from some people, they are not going to like it. >> warren has a credibility problem. she has used a big whatever hand wave, you know, when it comes to cost of this. when she has 50 plans for other things. she should have had details the critics say, on her plan to remove as you say a fifth of the economy put is in the economy. she should have been out sooner with

nicked?" i was hoping that i just got grazed, you know? he said, "no, it look like, you know, there's a hole there, jordan." and i said, "oh, golly." you know? and we got on to the infirmary, and there was blood all over the place. i mean, people were lying around, yelling and screaming, and the poor nurse on duty, she was -- she was a mess. you know, i mean, she had never seen anythining like that. it was worse than any combat situation. it was a b bloody -- let's put t this way, it was probably equivalent to o a combat situatn in a war. > the official count was 27 plus three, so 3030. three died, 27 injured. >> i remembeber getting shot iny face and being spun around, and instinct said, "youu got to get out of here. you got toto go to safety."" and the only thing i could think of was to get into the infirmary. >> jusust so hapnened there wawa trtrash can in frontnt of me. i was under pretty good coverage there with that trash can, see, but the trash cacan had some les under it. and that is how i got shot in the hip. the bullet come under

. >> reporter: she said goodbye to her boy, but now, as police continued to zero in on nick hillary, she hopedr him. >> reporter: did you know that they had brought nick in for questioning? >> yes. >> reporter: do you think there's gonna be an arrest at that point, tandy? >> i had thought there was going to be one very quickly. >> reporter: but nick hillary was just as adamant he was an innocent man, hounded, he claims, by a blinkered rush-to-judgement investigation that didn't turn up any evidence because he didn't do it. >> reporter: why did they believe that you were their person of interest? >> i wish i knew. >> reporter: police were trying to make a case against him, though in the months that followed search warrants on nick's home, phone, and car yielded nothing. forensics came back and did not match nick for hair or fibers. techs did find fingerprints around that pushed-out window, but they matched no one known to the case. and the imprint in the slushy grass below? useless. even initial tests on dna scrapings taken beneath the boy's fingernail proved inconclusive. and what's more, two

nick: but athe trashedbe university, ing-backed police are collecting evidence against protesters which it hopes will stand up in court. all this in a cityis in that has provoked increasing tension between the world's two superpowers. nick beake, bbc news, hong kong. nuala: thanks to nick. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonht's program, millions of americans a turkey hanner for thanksgiving, and invetutoeen g ckings. astronauti out. i'm not sure how pouring the avy would have worked out. a crucial water resource for millions of people in south ndamerica,or the first time researchers ve proved of the aciers are melting at an accelerated pace due to extensive burng in the amazon rainforest. our science correspondentha majr diegbeen looking at satellite images which tra the movement of smoke from the amazon to the andes. victoria: this is a forecasting study looking at the movement of smoke from t amazon fires to the mountains are of miles away. you have probably seen the headlines about the amazon burning this year, but the fire season thisap year -- itns every year wh

and finally american football's free agents can compare nick has held an audition work and hoping to return to the n.f.l. he previously accused the league of blacklisting him over his protests against racial injustice the venue of the triad was moved out the last minutes with copernic saying the n.f.l. wasn't allowing media to attend the original location representatives of at least 25 teams were set to attend the event. mothers much more on this story and the rest of the day's news on our web sites the address of course al-jazeera dot com. this is al-jazeera and these are the top stories the united nations is warning violence in bolivia could spin out of control and prevents new elections on friday at least 8 supporters of former president ever marlice were shot dead during fighting with security forces speaking to al jazeera in mexico city of amara says he is now looking at how he can return home. as i can't be outside of the country i'm used to being with the people as a union leader president doing work i miss it a lot i'm looking for a legal way to go back and be with the people

it is time for them g.to stand up for hong kon nick: but he trashed university, beijing-backed police are colcting evidence against protesters which it hopes will stand up in court. all this in a city in crisis that has provoked increasing tension between the world's two superpowers. onck beake, bbc news, hong nuala: thanks to nick. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's program, millions of americans have been tucking into a turkey dinner for thanksgiving, and u.s. astronauts are not missing out. i'm not sure how pouring the gravy would have worked out. nuala: a crucial water resource for millions of people in south america, and for the first time researchers have proved of the glaciers are melting at an acceleratedaceue to extensive burning in the amazon rainforest. our science correspondent major diego has been looking at satellite images which track the movement of smoke from the the andes victoria: this is a forecasting study looking at the movement of smoke from the amazon funes to the ins are of miles away. you have probably seab the headlinet the amazon fires, thousands of fires burning thishe year, b

. >> let's hope for the best. nick watt on the scene for us, thanks very much. i'm wolf blitzer.nt" starts right now. >>> out front next, breaking news. a key impeachment witness said he was silenced and told by a white house attorney never to mention trump's call with the ukrainian president. why? plus nancy pelosi talks about the articles of impeachment. she won't rule out including obstruction of justice in robert mu mueller's probe. giving the gop and giving advice to democrats on how to beat trump. he's my guest. let's go out front. >> good evening. i'm erin burnett. out front tonight, silenced and breaking news, we are learning that president trump's top lawyer on the national security council tried to silence concerns aboutre

. >> let's hope for the best. nick watt on the scene for us, thanks very much. i'm wolf blitzer. erin burnett "out front" starts right now. >>> out front next, breaking news. a key impeachment witness said he was silenced and told by a white house attorney never to mention trump's call with the ukrainian president. why? plus nancy pelosi talks about the articles of impeachment. she won't rule out including obstruction of justice in robert mu mueller's probe. giving the gop and giving advice to democrats on how to beat trump. he's my guest. let's go out front. >> good evening. i'm erin burnett. out front tonight, silenced and breaking news, we are learning that president trump's top lawyer on the national security council tried to silence concerns about the president's call with the ukrainian president. a call that president trump even today still insists was perfect. >> i call it a perfect conversation because it was totally appropriate, very good and everybody is saying it. >> everyone wasn't, and isn't saying it according to a source, lieutenant alexander vindman testified that

nick watt, cnn, santa paula, california. >> some hope for that area of california.rek van dam is here to tell us about will there be relief in other areas. >> yeah. you know, the bottom line is yes, the weather conditions are improving. but that doesn't mean that the dry conditions aren't still in place and the embers aren't still smoldering. so the fire threat conditions especially in some of those notorious areas especially in the canyons and ravines in southern california. i've struggled to find winds across northern california. this is good news, folks. >> we were experiencing wind gusts nearing 40 nrp. you'll see in a second that they are forecast to pick up, but nothing like what we experienced earlier in the workweek. the humidity still at critical conditions there. here are the winds picking up across ventura county. los angeles, though, the good news is your winds will remain generally light. in ventura county where we've been following the maria fire, still at zero percent containment. and i want to show you this video one more time. the time lapse of it s

for maybe a social democrat if your presidential hopes for an upset victory as she faces incumbent president close your highness in a runoff election. nick spicer welcome to the program. and we start in hong kong where record numbers of people are voting in a simple actions the vote is seen as both a test of kerry labs probe aging government and a referendum on the pro-democracy movement that has rocked the city for months. on conus are used to queuing for restaurants conventions but not for an election especially not on a sunday morning and even before the polling stations open. moments after the queues started to form came a familiar face pro-democracy leader aung he himself was part from running. your action is that you action in more complicated base district constitution issue instead of overall hong kong political system reform but i still urge people both in the action to show i want this called head to beijing many voters see these local elections as a referendum on whether the public still supports the protests hong kong has been rocked by almost 6 months of unrest some of it violent but calm returned in the run up to the electi

guest: the fellow who won reelection, nick, we are hoping he turns around and runs against her.t of her district had races that democrats won, part of them were ones where republicans withheld the onslaught and kept their seats. it's a close district. it leans republican in all measures, but it's a hard-fought race. from pocatello, idaho, on the democrats line. you have aseems like problem with hypocrisy. , howdytly i want to ask friends, family, your and mostly yourself, when you all know who trump is. how he runs the white house. and how he should be taken out of the white house. that's all i have to say. i'm ashamed. i'm very ashamed that our country is being run like this. bipartisan and why don't we stop the hypocrisy. should try democrats not to stay in line, but at the same time, you won't even break a vote? i guess that's it. thank you. guest: i don't believe donald trump should be removed. he hasn't done anything that merits that when he was elected. his style is different. that's what is shaking up washington. no other president has tweeted the way he treats, he gets e

ending using an‘s innings with three overs to spare, england will be hoping for a repeat performance in the decider on sunday. nick win for england and an especially memorable one for dawid malan. he's recently moved from middlesex to yorkshire in a bid to make a fresh start, and his former teammate steve finn paid tribute to him after the match. isa is a brave move, what he's done, but he wants to further himself and push himself, which is impressive. in innings like this will help him along the way. he came into this series, you know, not knowing whether he would play every game, i think, and for him to take his opportunity as he has done has been really good. merseyside police have said they are aware of a poster on social media encouraging liverpool fans to "welcome" manchester city's bus ahead of their league match at anfield on sunday. the unofficial poster asks fans to "welcome" city's bus in the same manner as before the 2018 champions league quarter final first leg, when the coach was hit with missiles and so badly damaged that a replacement was needed to take the players home. merseyside police said they

he was losing hope and considering quitting or even trying something drastic. >> at times i wanted to just take nickgers off and say you tell me or i'll chop another one off. i wanted to torture him. >> you would have done that. >> i hated him that bad. i despised him. >> marshburn didn't resort to torture but he did need a new tactic. something that would make holbert finally share his deadly secret. coming up, marshburn finds a new pressure point. >> that was his achilles heel. >> but will it work? when dateline continues. work? when dateline continues. man: sneezes skip to the good part with alka-seltzer plus. now with 25% more concentrated power. nothing works faster for powerful cold relief. oh, what a relief it is! so fast! pampers is here to help every parent love the changes a baby brings. [baby cries] pampers is the first and only diaper with air dry channels. they stay up to 3 times drier, so babies can sleep soundly...all night. pampers. with licensed agents availablep when 24-7,d it. it's not just easy. it's having-jerome-bettis- on-your-flag-football-team easy. go get 'em, bus! ohhhh! [

hope of a path to recovery. by alibi's. force now and firebrand by nick president any hernias has handed over the reins that binds annual general meeting on friday evening drawing a line under 40 years of involvement with the club. it's hard to imagine buy in munich without police her niece. he was a 3 time winner of both the burners league and european cup in the seventy's with bahrain. he was there when the 1974 world cup in 1972 euros with west germany and the success didn't slow down when he transitioned into management 1st as general manager and later as president has helped mold bind into the powerhouse they are today he steered the club to 2 champions league titles including the 2013 travel as well as 20 championships bonuses over 40 year reign hasn't been without incident he was the sole survivor of a private plane crash in 1982 and in 2014 when it was imprisoned 3 rating over 28000000 euros in taxes he returned straight to his post after his release 3 years ago his stature not diminished in the eyes of by an players past and present. well who kno

empathy or not or he too and he will be hoping that they and other global leaders he has calls for a nuclear free world. well coming up is the bundesliga with nick mechanic line and all much stay 12. bachman's and lot back you've been the least surprised me despite several months now but the but it is so good 1st prize at home find out what happened much more for the good to see. that what you see at the top of the al and see that. film the tumbling dice and iris came to dealing with a name that i killed many civilians. come including my father. i was a student i wanted to build a life for myself. a sudden.

i hope you get some sleep this weekend. nick, always good to see you, my friend. thank you so much for your insight and expertise. joining me colorado democratic senator and 2020 presidential candidate michael bennet. he is a member of the intelligence and finance committees. senator, thank you for being here. we are -- you are learning about what the house is doing at the same time that we are learning about it, and i'm sure that if you haven't read all of the testimony you would be forgiven, but i'm sure you have read much of the headlines and excepts we have read. what is the conclusion you are coming to? >> i think the conclusion day after day after day is that everything that the whistle-blower said in their whistle-blowing complaint has been corroborated by witness after witness after witness, that president trump asked the ukrainian president to start an investigation against his political opponent, joe biden, and he threatened to withhold aid if the ukrainians didn't do it. the facts are quite plain. >> if this goes to the senate, if he is impeached in the

. >> reporter: detective birdsall didn't believe nick harvey was a drug enforcer. just didn't buy it. so he hopedhat by releasing the driver and tapping his phone he could uncover what was really going on. there was just one problem. after he was let go, the driver didn't reach out to anyone. >> the only person he ever spoke to was nick harvey. >> reporter: no, the driver was not part of a larger web. he had nothing whatever to do with lynn's murder. so he was telling the truth. >> it turned out, yes. >> reporter: dead end. so they kept on digging into nick's background. and remember, this was a guy with a clean record. he came off like a perfectly ordinary young man. >> we talked to the family. i mean, they were all incredulous that he would ever do something like that. >> reporter: nick's family. >> nick's family, correct. >> reporter: incredulous? >> it didn't fit him. didn't fit his persona. never thought he would be capable of doing something like this. >> reporter: so when you asked his family about him, how did they characterize him? >> at that time he worked out a lot. he was doing steroi

but labour are hoping that this document they've published today creates a bit of doubt. and nickweeks away from election day itself. there is a big poll out tonight, but we have to be incredibly cautious with all of these forecasts, don't we? don't we just. this is one from yougov, it is a big one, it is more than 1000 people, it is one that people are paying attention to, because it predicted a hung parliament last time. that is of course what happened. but with all the usual caveats, with massive amounts of salt applied, it is suggesting that the conservatives could end up with a majority of 68. that would involve the tories winning a number of labour seats, labour losing seats, the snp picking some up in scotland, the snp picking some up in scotland, the lib dems staying where they are just now at the 13 mark — i beg your pardon, where they were in 2017 with that 13 mark. look, it isjust one pole, and we have to be very careful about reading too much into it. but, asi about reading too much into it. but, as i say, that paul does suggest that the conservatives are in a good pla

england coming to the end of the game maybe they can just nick it at the very end as they did against wales in the semifinal that south africa's best hope to try and win this trophy so south africa going that as underdogs what it means for the nation if they want to win this what cup title it would be massive for south africa i mean i think it's fair to say that ruby is the boss. sport in south africa that has brought the races together football is generally a sport for the blacks and cricket generally for the whites but ruby is different partly because of what nelson mandela did in 1905 when so that figure when the 1st world cup in south africa there was a white captain then francois pienaar there's a great photographs of him and mandela mandela wearing the springboks jersey a jersey that been the symbol of white south africa up until that point and not lies of course in the film invictus well now south africa have their 1st male black captain so if he gets to lift the trophy tomorrow that will mean a massive thing for south africa is this is a guy see you because you see he's come from the time ships from a very humble background he w

andrew will be hoping that his answers will allow him to move on. that remains to be seen. well, nickt interview and where it leaves the prince. well, the jury is well and truly out, i would say. it's a big gamble for him. i think he very much wanted to do this interview, supported by his closest officials. i don't think the queen's officials at buckingham palace have had very much to do with this. now, he will certainly hope to gain credit for having answered all the questions that were put to him, nothing was off limits, fairly relentless interrogation, 45 minutes. he will hope to be relieved of his denials, given the impression that he is a man with nothing to hide and certainly he seemed quite open and quite relaxed actually during the interview. where i think he will struggle more is his refusal to regret the friendship with jeffrey epstein. his statement earlier that he was somehow too honourable to have broken off that friendship, he now accepts that that was a wrong judgement, and apart from the credibility, i think it's the underlying sense of an element of arrogance, of naiv

sentiment moving forward mr nick i commend attorney a former watergate special province prosecutor mr ackerman as always we appreciate your time in your insights and we hope to talk again pretty soon thank you thank you for having me. or the american electric car maker tesla is set to build its 1st european factory on the outskirts of berlin the c.e.o. you are must announce the plan of a ceremony here in the german capital the new gigafactory will produce vehicles power trains and batteries musk says tesla chose germany because of the country's reputation for having engineering prowess the new plant will be built near berlin's new long delayed airport it's expected to create around 7 to 10000 jobs and as you might guess germany is pretty happy about the jobs an expanded tax base that the new factory will bring take a listen. it's got been gets more and then over the last months there has been intense competition from various european countries and the fact that germany has won this award is important good news and then this offers germany the chance to provide new and long term jobs for the future. germany now gains more international appreciation as an a

to mention breaking this hour also, fox news is confirming that nick mulvaney has been summoned here november 8th, friday. not a lot of hope he's going to show up, but we want to make you aware of that. >> dana: thank you very much. let's bring in bret baier. right now, bret, democrats yesterday did two transcripts. they did two transcripts. seems their method of trying to keep this in the news and now they have their attention. it does seem that sondland did substantially change his comments from the first round. >> that's right, dana. they are feeling the void here. they have witnesses who are not showing up for testimony and depositions and they're putting out these transcripts. being focused on them, there is news in them. you are right, ambassador sondland basically said he had discussed this linkage of aid and corruption and making sure that it was public on the ukrainian side with vladamir zelensky's main aide in this meeting. it goes on in this q and a -- by the way, ten hours of testimony that sondland essentially said that he communicated that the aid probably wasn't going to come forward until there was some pub

. >> reporter: nick wants the plans to move forward with minimal costs to residents and hopes enjoy anglass with san jose vintage. in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >> on tuesday, the city council heard public comment on the proposal but postponed taking a vote. >>> tonight in n out is getting grilled. in a new lawsuit, cal fire says the beloved california burger chain was responsible for a 2017 wildfire in san luis obispo county. it burned 182 acres over four days. in its lawsuit, cal fire claims a tractor mowing dry grass and brush on in n out property sparked the flames. the agency says the tractor was improperly maintained and the driver allowed the fire to spread. calfire is seeking $1.2 million from the burger chain to recoup costs. in n out has nothing to say so far. >>> orders are apparently rolling in for the new tesla cyber truck despite thursday's rough unveiling. some key expectations were shattered when the truck failed a window smash test. its appearance also raised a fair level of eyebrows but there are still plenty of takers. tesla's ceo elon musk says they've already t

the nick closing up for the third straight session on tuesday. we have seen rallies on wall street, that's reviving hopesin terms of trade but let's look at the european stock market, london right nowjust below its opening point. de la rue, a company that makes banknotes and passports says it's in trouble, the share price is a big loser in the market, the last time i checked shares down around 17% from the start of the day. sally. thank you. now let's turn to the us, where we'll get an idea later of the us china trade war impact on clothes retailer abercrombie and fitch as it posts its latest results. vivienne nunis in new york takes a look ahead. when abercrombie and fitch last reported its financial results the clothing firm lowered its profit forecast for the year. partly blaming washington's trade war with beijing. more than 90% of chinese clothing imported to the us is subject to tariffs and abercrombie has now let's turn to the us, where we'll get an idea later said it expects the trade war to cost it $6 million this year. but the firm, which has been selling clothes since 1892 and which counts the

hope would come. jenny hill, bbc news, berlin. now it's time for a look at the weather with nick miller. high there.ain has been falling in northern ireland, around 40 millimetres in some spots here. it is notjust rain. we have seen some snow into the welsh hills. more of us have had oui’ the welsh hills. more of us have had our first snow of the season. of course it is the effects of recent rain still causing major flooding across parts of south yorkshire and derbyshire in particular. head to the website for details of the flood warnings and weather warning ‘s as well. as you can see, outbreaks of rain with hill snow in their across parts of england and wales. very relu cta nt to parts of england and wales. very reluctant to clear away. slowly slipping south—west was as the no clear zone. there is goes for much of england. a frost here, a risk of ice, especially in northern ireland where it has been so wet today. temperatures holding up to the south we have still got the damp weather. most of this area of low pressure, slowly pulling way southwards. then for tomorrow there is a gap or —— between we

hoping that his answers will allow him to move on. that remains to be seen. well, let's get more from nick whojoins me.able interview — where does this leave the prince now? well, the jury is well and truly out, i would say, it is a big gamble for him, and i think you very much wa nted for him, and i think you very much wanted to do this interview, supported by his closest officials, andi supported by his closest officials, and i don't think the queens officials at buckingham palace have had much to do with this. he will hope to gain credit for answering the questions that were put to him, nothing was off—limits, fairly relentless 45 minutes of interrogation and he will hope to be believed and he will hope to have given the impression that he is a man with nothing to hide and he seemed quite open and quite relaxed, during the interview. where he will struggle more is his refusal to regret the friendship with jeffrey epstein, saying he was too honourable to have broken off the friendship, but he now accepts that was a wrong judgment, and apart from the credibility, i think it is the underlying sense of

milan in hopes of improving dortmund's awful record in munich after some early probing from both sides the visitors were the 1st to create a true chance with the team in its place and buyer nick were already on the board games to none other than robert the dots another record for the pool as he's the 1st to score in 11 straight but in this league of matches dortmund's 1st time performance lacked the intensity they had called for prior to the match and only 69 seconds had been played in the 2nd when the ball once again pitched the spine of the ball and met after a triple check with the video assistant ref sage not a breeze goal stood. to nail. dortmund finally seem capable of threatening manuel neuer as goal in the 60 minutes such as you talked about causes squandered an opportunity to cut byron's lead and what would be a door and only chance meanwhile the but their hands refused to take their foot off the guess. a few minutes later in the dusty put things out of reach at the 16th hole and 11 matches yet another league record. and if things weren't bleak enough for the black and yellows base scored an own goal with 10 minutes left. 4 nil put in by mats hummels who switched bac

it can hurt you, nick you, no training necessary, no ammo needed, no malfunctions to worry about. this is a serious attack. let's hope are kept to a minimum if not zero. >> that does it for us. kate bolduan will be picking up the coverage after a quick break. wayfair's biggest black friday blowout ever is now on. yes! score unbelievable savings. like living room up to 70% off. storage solutions from $9.99. and area rugs up to 80% off. plus, tons of limited-time mystery flash deals. and free shipping on everything when you shop from thanksgiving through cyber monday. and we're just getting warmed up. our black friday blowout is happening now through december first. shop the event of the season, only at wayfair.com. a lot will happen in your life. wrinkles just won't. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair's derm-proven retinol works so fast, it takes only one week to reveal younger looking skin. making wrinkles look so last week. rapid wrinkle repair® pair with retinol oil for 2x the wrinkle fighting power. neutrogena® wean air force veteran made of doing what's right,. not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached

nick mulvaney, but he is also expected to refuse. >> some of the campaign staff of democratic wise house hopeful valkyrie photography noticed they weres staff to turn to iowa. his campaign sent out a fundraising email pushing for donors and warning caster may not make the debate stage later this month. he qualified for the previous four. castro's camp set immediate digital ads are being launched. >>> vice president mike pence is set to visit the bay area a week from tomorrow. the vice president is scheduled to make stops in santa ana and monterey before heading to mountain view. the next day he scheduled a tour of the nasa ames research center and will deliver remarks to more than 200 nasa employees. >>> and east bay neighborhood on edge. >> i sleep with my window open. usually i smell something that will wake me up and i looked to see the red light flashing or something like that. >> the search for whoever set more than a dozen tires and an open space close to home. >>> we take another look at election results from san francisco. we expect to hear from you your breed and have the latest on propositions being decided. >>> recovery af

hoping, too, that the eksteen allegations have now run their full course. “— allegations have now run their full course. —— eksteen allegations. and nicklace. when we think about the magnitude of this decision for the palace, what light can you shed on the way the decision came about?|j light can you shed on the way the decision came about? i think the palace has undoubtedly been taken aback by the sheer intensity of the negative reaction. they have been behind the curve, really for the past two days, discussions began yesterday involving andrew, the queen, the prince of wales, who has beenin queen, the prince of wales, who has been in new zealand, and senior officials, a decision finally taken today, unprecedented, of course. now what does it mean in practical terms? andrew, i'm told, is not resigning any of his patron edges but if charities want to find a new patron, i am told that will be fully understood. he will not be carrying out any public engagements but he will still attend what are called royal family events, such as trooping the colour or remembrance sunday. he is, of course, the honorary colonel of the grenadier guards. bu

hopes will stand up in court. all this in a city in crisis that is provoking increasing tension between the world's two superpowers. nicktime is 1:16. our top story this lunchtime... conservatives and labour are both accused of not presenting credible spending plans by a leading economic research group. and a warning that black friday bargains are leading more people to turn to loan sharks to cover the bills. coming up in the sport in the next 15 minutes on bbc news... ollie pope is on standby to keep wicket for england in the second test against new zealand, which starts tonight. jos buttler‘s a doubt with a back injury. there's a call for supermarkets to increase the price of the plastic "bag for life" to 70p. environmental campaigners say the move is necessary because 1.5 billion of the carriers were bought in the uk in the last year — that's 54 bags in every household. even though single—use bags are no longer sold by many supermarkets, the amount of plastic waste from the stores increased last year — to more than 900,000 tonnes. environmentalists say a bag for life must be used at least four times to have a positiv

nick mulvaney and former national security advisor john bolton have refused to comply with congressional subpoenas. >>> former south carolina governor mark stanford has dropped out of the presidential race. sanford was hoping to win a republican nomination, he told reporters today the attention around the impeachment inquiry is diverting too much attention from the 2020 debate. vice president mike pence is scheduled to arrive in the bay area tomorrow evening. he is set to touch down at moffett field in mountain view. thursday the vice president is scheduled to tour the nasa ames research center and speak to more than 200 nasa employees. the bay visit comes after a brief fundraising stop tomorrow in monterey. >>> a sleeping fan on vaping and vaping related products goes into effect monday and on operated areas in contra costa county. this after unanimous vote by a board of supervisors this morning. the move comes amid a mysterious nationwide epidemic of respiratory illness linked to the vaping that has made more than 2000 people sick and led to about 40 dead. the band includes vaping products that have not been reviewed by the u.s. fda and flavored tobacco products. >>> a towering image of swedish teenage a

. >> reporter: detective birdsall didn't believe nick harvey was a drug enforcer. just didn't buy it. so he hopedsing the driver and tapping his phone he could uncover what was really going on. there was just one problem. after he was let go, the driver didn't reach out to anyone. >> the only person he ever spoke to was nick harvey. >> reporter: no, the driver was not part of a larger web. he had nothing whatever to do with lynn's murder. so he was telling the truth. >> it turned out, yes. >> reporter: dead end. so they kept on digging into nick's background. and remember, this was a guy with a clean record. he came off like a perfectly ordinary young man. >> we talked to the family. i mean, they were all incredulous that he would ever do something like that. >> reporter: nick's family. >> nick's family, correct. >> reporter: incredulous? >> it didn't fit him. didn't fit his persona. never thought he would be capable of doing something like this. >> reporter: so when you asked his family about him, how did they characterize him? >> at that time he worked out a lot. he was doing steroids but just