j°ey joey barton will re—sign at burnley ona joey barton will re—sign at burnley on a short—term dealnd left to join championship player of the season last year, and left tojoin rangers. his contract there was terminated. newcastle united midfielder jonjo shelvey has been banned for five games and fined £100,000 after being found guilty of using racially abusive language towrds an opponent. shelvey was charged following an incident with wolves midfielder romain saiss in a 2—0 defeat in september. he's also been ordered to attend an fa education course. ona poor on a poor run of form, embroiled in a legal battle over their latest signing, these are tough times for sale sharks, sitting tenth and apprenticeship after losing the last five matches. another big—name signing could be in the offing. we have sat down with steve diamond. sale's players are struggling to see the wood from the trees. six defeats on the spin, albeit one of them to saracens, has turned the pressure on the sharks and their coach steve diamond. are you feeling the pressure? i am feeding the pressure, i don't like los

earlier this year i reported ona damage.a blue ice fall. britain's civil aviation authority says that 25 blue ice falls are reported in britain every year from falls are reported in britain every yearfrom 2.5 million falls are reported in britain every year from 2.5 million flights. whether the measures introduced today will do anything to reduce the risk of being dumped on in this way remains an open question. for sure, forsure, i for sure, i would for sure, iwould not for sure, i would not want to live below this flight path. the next story is quite interesting. i have been to displace many times to eat my sashimi and sushi. i have been there too. biju go very early, about 4:30am ? yes, i love it when people are trading and buying and selling fish and seafood. it is wonderful. eating everything, the sashimi and the sushi is very fresh. yes, it is wonderfully fresh. japan is home to the world's biggest fish market, called tsukiji. it's legendary for tuna auctions, the source of all that great sushi. so much so that a plan t

we are ona for angela merkel impossible. we are on a ten to hope about future political fate.and the debris remaining as it was as a result of the attack. but we are hearing according to the federation of festival organisers in berlin, the christmas market will reopen tomorrow, just three days after the attack. all other christmas markets in berlin opened today. all the markets were closed in berlin in remembrance of the victims. but it seems the market that was attacked is going to reopen tomorrow. there has been heightened security at christmas markets across the country, as you would expect. concrete blocks are being put in front of entrances and there is a much higher presence of armed police. resulting from what has happened in berlin, security being stepped up elsewhere as well, including here at the changing of the guard at buckingham palace. that is the scene where the forensic investigation continues amid those reports that a 24—year—old tunisian man is being hunted by police after identity documents belonging to him we re identity documents belonging to him were foun

she has appeared ona number of princess diarist. she has appeared on a number of tv programmes.ne was coming into land, she suffered that heart attack. on christmas day her mother debbie reynolds the actress had tweeted saying her daughter was in a co mforta ble saying her daughter was in a comfortable condition and thanking all her supporters and her fans for their kind words. all very heartfelt. then within the last hour we have learned that carrie fisher has died. there have been a number of tributes that have been paid to her, her co—actor mark hamill who played luke skywalker just her, her co—actor mark hamill who played luke skywalkerjust saying, no words, devastated. most recently they had appeared in the most recent star wars film the force awakens. that brought a member of the original cast back together again. also tweeting and remembering carrie fisher is the actor billy dee williams junior. the name fisher is the actor billy dee williamsjunior. the name may not be familiar but if i was to say landau, who also starred in star wars. then hopefully that will remind you.

he said he used to go around ona killed people.ed to go around on a big bike looking for confrontation. he wants to reproduce the death penalty and he is turning out to be a character who seems to enjoy violence, if i can say it like that, because he is always challenging. he recently told america, we don't need you, don't need your money, because they are worried about this aspect of his war on drugs and apparently he is killing people extrajudicially.” think a number of things about this story. i think there's a limit how controversial you can be. he hasn't beenin controversial you can be. he hasn't been in powerfor very long. i think in year3 orfourwhen been in powerfor very long. i think in year 3 or four when you been in powerfor very long. i think in year 3 orfour when you are delivering to your people and things are going wrong, this kinds of things will come back to haunt him. there is a second point. the president of the philippines wants the return of the death penalty, but he has already set himself he will be executing

minister, not just annually in secretary of state and the minister, notjust annually in our report but onaut on a regular basis so she can no how effective the programmes that she and her colleagues are putting in place are in achieving the safeguards that we need in our prisons. in annual reports i've been seeing things like lack of safety, violence, all of these things coming time and time again. she has talked about a pilot programme to block mobile phones, well, i have to say, our members were asking for that three orfour our members were asking for that three or four years our members were asking for that three orfour years ago, our members were asking for that three or four years ago, so let's hope that now, they will actually listen and put these things into practice. but why does it take a riot, or three riots, as we've seen, in lewis, bedford and now birmingham, why has it taken three riots before they respond? to be fair, the secretary of state, when she came into office, put a reform programme into place, as did her predecessor. so they are working on this but we will continue m

the idea is that from now ona working.dea is that from now on a rising tuition fees will be in line with inflation of the prediction is that inflation by the end of next could be 3%. prediction is that inflation by the end of next could be 396. exactly. that means fees will go up and up and they've been capped at 9000 for some time. you will remember how controversial they were when they went to 9000, and they've been left there ever since. there's been great hesitation about taking this step of raising them above that point, they have now, in a way that people might not have expected. indeed. thank you for joining not have expected. indeed. thank you forjoining us and enjoy your christmas. the funeral has taken place in moscow of the russian ambassador to turkey, andrei karlov. the ambassador was shot dead three days ago, while he was giving a speech in ankara. from moscow steve rosenberg reports. the farewell began at the foreign ministry. flanked by a guard of honour, ambassador karlov lay in state. three days after he

he was originally talking to a group of businessmen about a week ago, saying that he drove around ona drove around on a motorbike looking for trouble, because he wanted to kill. how much longer can he get away with this? i do not understand how almost every day he does something that seems to be against human rights, and he is the president of the philippines. yes, but we are in an era when strongmen seemed to play incredibly well with electorates. there are going to be people in the philippines, i am sure, reading this story and thinking, good on him. he is getting rid of some of these drug barons. you know, that populist fa ct, barons. you know, that populist fact, we see this in these guys getting elected. the china daily has got on its front page the problem that i was discussing earlier with out that i was discussing earlier with our correspondent in beijing. the smog that is clearly a real issue right now. it comes and it goes, this issue, depending on the weather, but it is not going away long—term, despite all the efforts. they have done a lot to try to reduce the problem. the

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he ended 203 minutes of scoreless football to send his team ona scoreless football to send his team onball, but certainly a night to rememberfor the of football, but certainly a night to remember for the green army. the chelsea assistant coach, steve holland, is going tojoin england to work alongside gareth southgate in the same role. holland has been ever present in the chelsea dugout for the past seven years. he has worked with southgate for the england under 21 ‘s and also with the senior tinkering southgate‘s for much period as interim manager. he will joining the full—time at the end of the season. new line west ham are preparing to fend off transfer enquiries next month. they have won their last two games in the league but it has been a difficult season. captain mark noble admits he is concerned that they could lose some key players like dimitri payet once the january window opens. yes, if i‘m being honest. at there is a general concern that we could lose anybody in this window. that is the way football is. there are always surprises being chucked up. somebody who has played as w

good-bye party will be held new years eve, admission is free in the afternoon, west side good-bye to z ona was on my way to work, the next thing you know, i was on the ground. ♪ the trash truck ran over both my legs. ♪ i had sixteen surgeries. ♪ i don't sleep through the night unless i have my medicine. ♪ my medical bills was piling up. my employer stopped paying me. pond lehocky has put me back together. ♪ >>> mid town manhattan. the theme of the lights, 225,000 programmable lights foliage and crystals took 11 months to produce and six weeks to install. >> that's incredible. >> that's going to do it for us tonight. thank you for joining us. we do want to recognize everyone here at "eyewitness news" for all of their hard work and dedication in front of the camera and behind. happy hanukkah everyone. merry christmas. take care. chanukah lit up cities from moscow to san francisco. >> i wish you all a very happy christmas. >> queen elizabeth fought off a cold to offer britain her season's greeting. and here in america, the obamas chilled out with shaved ice in hawaii. an estimated 150 million

from new year's eve into new year's day rain will start to head southwards ona rain will start to headld front we will see colder air introduced behind it. arctic air eventually and the showers across the north of scotland will turn to snow. that rain heading down across england and wales during the course of new year's day, so fairly wet weather around. now that weather front will clear through and the arctic air will spread southwards. for the first few days of january i am expecting a return to widespread frost. fog probably not too much of an issue initially because the winds will be blustery from the north. how long the cold air lasts is in question because for a time at least the cold arctic air could be cut off by milder conditions. but that may only be temporary because some forecast models indicate we will see another push of cold arctic air later on next week so that's the big question mark in the forecast, how long any milder interlude lasts. but for many a chilly outlook. this is bbc news. the headlines: the imperial senate will not stand for this. the actress carrie fisher

further south—western fringes doing quite nicely but again of the fog lingered ona nicely but again ofould be closer to six or seven across parts of east anglia. then we are off and running towards the weekend in the new year in fact. this is where we will see a change. weatherfront comes down across the british isles in the airstreaming comes down across the british isles in the air streaming in from the north behind that sell a significant change and the colder condition if you are near the front it could be wet. a very warm welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to our viewers in north america and around the globe. my name's mike embley. our top stories: 75 years on, japan's prime minister shinzo abe makes a historic visit to pearl harbor, offering condolences to victims of the attack. translation: we must never repeat the horrors of war again. this is the solemn vow we, the people of japan, have taken. somebody get this walking carpet out of my way. an outpouring of tributes. carrie fisher, the american actress who played the feisty princess leia in star wars, has died at the age of 60.

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philippines president rodrigo duterte was swept to power injune ona duterte was swept to power injuned his country of illegal drugs and those who trafficked them. his critics argue he has authorised police, vigilantes, and so—called death squads to shoot suspected users and dealers on site. by his own admission, the president himself says he has personally killed. earlier this week, the un cited that confession, calling for an independent human rights group in the philippines to act and investigate mr rodrigo duterte for murder. they agreed and will reopen an earlier investigation into the actions of the president. we are hoping with these new revelations and admissions we can further the investigation, and ultimately have charges. mr duterte has been unforgiving when discussing his methods. recently he admitted to the bbc that he himself had killed drug suspects while he was matt of the southern city of davao. suspects while he was matt of the southern city of davaolj suspects while he was matt of the southern city of davao. i killed about three of them. i don't really know how many

well, i remember you telling your story about being ona you telling your story about being on a planed over and said don‘t worry, there will be another one coming. on that flight, i was brightening the next book in that series as this person was reading the previous one. alexander mccall smith, thank you. thank you. now for the weather. a very windy end to christmas day. storm force winds in scotland. boxing day, still some wind but also sunshine. better compared to what we had today. grey skies, mild weather brought in by storm conor to the north of us. short—term, this is what is happening. a cold front coming from the north sea that i‘m going to the south—west through the midlands. this is the dividing line between mild and cold air. it is called across scotland and the very top end of the pennines. wintry showers. temperatures close to freezing. the far south hanging on to some of that mild air. this high will be a player in the next few days. but at the moment, storm conor is to the north. fierce winds for the north of scotland and an amber warning in force. down south, a differe

rain and drizzle just coming cloud to give a wee bit of sunshine and rain and drizzlejust coming in onaoticeable south—westerly breeze. this is a weather front tumbling its way down and across the northern half of britain. it doesn't get into the south in the short—term. much fresher weather behind and here is conor during boxing day. look at the isobars, really, really squeezed. that's why we've got concerns about conor. that weather front is down and through the british isles and introducing fresher weather for boxing day compared to christmas day, but that's the issue, 80mph across northern parts. similar to what we had today. coming further south, a bright day, yes, but a much, much fresher one compared to christmas day. see you later. this is bbc news. the headlines at 4:00pm. israel condemns as "shameful" a un security council vote calling for an end to settlements on occupied palestinian land. a "terrorist cell" linked to anis amri, who carried out the deadly attack on a christmas market in berlin, is uncovered, according to the tunisian authorities. a spokeswoman for the queen's

that weather front clears on monday and we start the morning on monday and we start the morning ona on too. lots of sunshine. looks like into tuesday the best of the sunshine across central, southern parts of the uk. we start to see cloudy skies pushing into the north with a bit of rain and turning less cold here as well. nvment —— as well. this is bbc news. the headlines: australia welcomes in the new year in style with a spectacular display of fireworks over the sydney harbour bridge. and 2017 has arrived in tokyo. this is the scene live in tokyo. security is stepped up in major cities around the world and in the ukfor cities around the world and in the uk for new year celebrations after the deadly lorry attacks in germany and france. hundreds of ordinary people are honoured in the queen's new year's honours list along with many of britain's 0lympic honours list along with many of britain's olympic and paralympic stars, including mo farah, jessica ennis hill and andy murray.

reaching his old office involved a 90—minute commute, ona train and two buses.loser to his residence, so it's easier for him to commute. secondly, there is an office very close to it, manned most of the time, so we can keep an eye on him and make sure he is ok. having forced to give up his other love, of acting, professor goodall is determined to keep his mind active. but at 102, he is not out yet. christmas came early for this giant panda. keepers at taronga zoo put a snowman to offer him enrichment. he wasn't enjoying the winter weather, but he is now. all was going well until he got a little too excited and his new friend ended up in a heap. even that didn't stop him and heap. even that didn't stop him and he continued to attack the remaining giant snowball. the zoo posted the entire affair on youtube, and since then millions from around the world have been entertained by his antics. what a great way to end our programme. a grandfather who spent 102 years of christmas, and a panda bear. and i would like to wish you a very, very merry christmas. and merry chri

italian police have shot dead at the man suspected of carrying out the attack ona suspected of carrying out the attack on a christmas market in berlin, he was killed by police on the latest headlines: the un security council backs a call for israel to end illegal settlement building after the us refuses to exercise its veto. israel describes the resolution is shameful and says it will not abide by it. italian police have shot dead at the man suspected of carrying out the attack on a christmas market in berlin, he was killed by police in milan in the early hours. the hijacking of a libyan plane forced to land in malta is over, the men who seized control of the aircraft we re who seized control of the aircraft were taken away in handcuffs and are said to be donald trump. those are the in malta. vladimir putin has been holding his end of your press conference, he said he expected an improvement in us— russian relations and will visit the us if he is invited to do so by donald trump. those are the here on bbc news, in this special edition of the last year, and explore the new political land

david davies made a firm commitment oi'i david davies made a firm commitment ona numberof david daviesommitment on a number of occasions that parliament would be at least as well informed as democratic institutions oi'i informed as democratic institutions on the continent, including the european parliament, about brexit negotiations. in the course of those negotiations, are you as committed to that as your brexit minister? we are committed to ensuring that parliament does have an opportunity to look at these issues to be discussing these issues, to be putting its views forward. david davies and i are very clear, we are not going to give a running commentary of every aspect of the negotiations. but we will make sure that parliament has the opportunity to be informed, as i have said. so you are supporting david davies in that objective? we are very clear that objective? we are very clear that we want parliament to be able to have the opportunity to debate and discuss these issues. the european parliament as a specific role within the negotiations, which is different to the role that the

just days after suffering a heart attack ona days after suffering a heart attack on a transatlantic flightd with involvement injuly‘s abortive coup to oust president ordered again. —— president erdogan. let's return to the death of carrie fisher and indeed the tributes coming in to the actress, who died at the age of 60. mark hamill treat —— tweeted a picture of himself with his star wa rs picture of himself with his star wars co—star. steve sans weird runs a major collection of star wars memorabilia. he knew carrie fisher when he was head of fan relations at lucasfilm. we spoke to him early about his relationship with the actress. carrie was always a delight. she was confusing at times and sometimes you we re confusing at times and sometimes you were not quite sure what she was talking about or what she wanted. but she was always there for you. she was always there to say yes. i can remember one of my first experiences with carrie. she kept telling the story to her daughter, billie, she would say about how star wa rs billie, she would say about how star wars was so billie, she would say a

the duchess of cornwall is a great shopper of ours and ona cornwall is a great shopper of ours and onqueens and a queen to be. it was a good moment. goodness me. thank you for coming in. happy christmas. tomorrow is the christmas live christmas special. so june is the christmas live christmas special. sojune into that. some of the fog may linger until lunchtime so there could be some problems on the road and further flight problems on the road and further flight delays. the northern england and the subclass of wales we will see some sunny spells. five, six or 7 degrees. for northern ireland and scotland, a lot of showers, heavy ones, thundering runs and wintry ones. expect accumulating snow over the high ground of scotland but even to level the leader—macro lower levels. we will see gales at times and temperatures just four or 5 degrees at best across scotland with their showers feeling cold here, maybe nine to 11 in the sunshine further south. through this evening and tonight, it turns drive for most. continue showers across a far north of scotland. it will be a breezy, blustery night

later on, the un security council will agree ona the un security council will agree on a deal to monitorns with the hope that the process can speed up. we do not have weeks. people are hungry and staffing and freezing and many have completely left their homes and have no more belongings. —— starving. left their homes and have no more belongings. -- starving. in the short—term, those who have left aleppo may feel the release of safety, but there are no guarantees. idlib province, where many are heading, may well be the next battleground in this conflict. greg dawson, bbc news. violent protests are expected in the democratic republic of congo amid fears the president, joseph kabila, will attempt to cling to power. his term of office formally expire on monday. but with no election, there's no sign of him leaving just yet. talks have stalled and there's concern the fragile nation might descend into yet more violence. our west africa correspondent, thomas fessy, reports from kinshasa. kinshasa, one of the liveliest places in africa. on the weekend, the music was blaring in the bodies we re th

others who are picked off by various international actors, deems are done ona—— international actors,see syria splitting into different zones see syria splitting into different zones of influence. at the moment it is difficult to see a total ceasefire being agreed by all the parties. and it allows certain sides to say they are trying to take action, while at the same time being engaged in fighting? yes they can do. it enables turkey to concentrate on its primary enemy, which is the kurds who are massed up in the north. and the russians can walk tall in the middle east and maintain the president of syria and enables iran to maintain influence. it is a cruel and dark diplomatic place, with people vying for influence in the shattered remains of syria. thank you. at least 28 people have been killed in two bomb explosions at a busy market in baghdad. more than fifty others were wounded in the blasts which happened in the early morning, near shops in the mainly shia al—sinak district. the so—called islamic state group has claimed responsibility for the attack. the headlines on bbc news: new

it possibly.osbl we'll give you more details onas that, maybe later on tonight.ong all right, tony, sarah. you. >> thanks mike. >>> we are soon sayinghanks goy to president obama. oba >> coming up a look at somee fun moments from over the years. we'll be right back. >> ♪♪ >> ♪♪ >> i think we've got a deejaynkw working in the control room. >> i know. go goodbye toay t president obama the white house is releasing some ofident this releaeir favorite videos fm events over the last eight years. this first one is video from the white house science fair in 2012. the eho event quickly became onn of the most interesting placesne to film the president. preside in this one, president obamaideb was seen shooting a marshmallow cannon.allow >> that looks like a lot of fun. >> he seemed to have a lot ofem fun with the kids. >> he's so good with the kids.et i lovefu good wi it. >>> who wouldn't want to havewol a beer at the white house. in 2012 we learned the whitedn e house is brewing its own learneb and when it came out that the io honey used for brewing was collected from the newly installed hives on

experienced and are ready to ta ke their more experienced and are ready to take their test are ready to go onay on a dual controlled car under the supervision of an instructor. getting experience means when they pass a test and they go on the motorway they have some miles under their belt and not first timers. the ftse1oo has ended the year at a new all—time high. the benchmark index closed at 7,142 points, marginally beating the previous record, set yesterday. the sharp fall in sterling, following the brexit vote, has boosted ftse companies, which are largely global firms that generate much of their revenue in dollars. theresa may has criticised president obama's policy on israel. downing street said the comments were inappropriate. chris mason said it isa inappropriate. chris mason said it is a round number ten didn't need to get involved in but did. the pretty outgoing of the obama administration, first on the language around the discrimination of the government in israel. downing street said it was an appropriate to attack the composition of the democratically elected government of an ally

we'll get some late clearinging and then christmas day onas day sunday looks great.su 50 degrees andf sunshine.ne that's the weather. erin como has got tthraffic.at'c hey, erin. eri i do.o. mike it's friday morning, it's i christmas eve eve and taking aak look at the forecast there buthe we do have some breaking news.ew south dakota avenue is closed. . water work expected to continue through about 6:00 a.m. so as ss you head out watch for thatt closure on south dakotath dakota avenue. we'll keep you updated on that o breaking news this morning. aside from that hey it's friday. friday. the beltway quiet throughlt largo. no problems on 50,way 295, 3953 66 looking good and metro is m i on time. we'll keep you updated on your commute on this busy fridayy fra morning.ing. wisdom. >> erin como thank you very much.como tch. 4:57 is the time a scary scene unfolding overnight along alo a d.c. street after two police p cruisers are involved in as are crasinh. the very latest crcoasming up nn at 5:00.:0. >>> pack your patience.iee. going to be busy day for be busr travelers as the holiday rushu

the annual address follows an attack earlier this month ona follows an attack earlier this month on apeople were killed after a truck was driven into shoppers. china has announced that it will ban its entire ivory trade in the coming year. china has the biggest ivory market in the world with an estimated 70% of the world's supply being traded there. beijing says the commercial processing and the sale of ivory will stop within three months. registered traders will then be phased out by the end of next year. speaking to me from massachusetts, the asia regional director for the international fund for animal welfare, director for the international fund foranimalwelfare, grace director for the international fund for animal welfare, grace gabriel told me i was so overjoyed this morning when i woke i was so overjoyed this morning when iwoke up i was so overjoyed this morning when i woke up to this news. yes, it is going to be a game changer. it is going to be a game changer. it is going to be the saviour of elephants anywhere, everywhere. and you are convinced it will all go through? yes, i

ona living proof. what are your hopes for 2017?ng and then work towards my licence. then, just keep progressing and be known as an elite coach, within the professional game. with letters behind your name now. yes, and more. thank you very much and a happy new year to you. to you too, thank you. the queen had to miss the christmas day church ever said other members of the royal family attended. it is expected at the session will be made in the morning. the headlines on bbc news: new year celebrations are underway around the world. in london thousands of extra police are deployed as security is stepped up for celebrations in major cities around the world. the un security council unanimously endorses the ceasefire in syria brokered by russia and turkey. sport now and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's ollie foster. there were seven matches in the premier league today. and the leaders chelsea have matched arsenals1li year old record of 13 wins in a row in the same premier league season. they beat stoke 11—2 at stamf

that is why my government has also embarked ona why my government has also embarked on a programme ofsocial reform to ensure the opportunities are spread across the country and that everyone can share in the success we make on leaving the eu. i think these reforms are an essential part of our plans proposed brexit britain and i look forward to going into more detail about these early in the new year. we will begin perhapsjust on early in the new year. we will begin perhaps just on one early in the new year. we will begin perhapsjust on one point early in the new year. we will begin perhaps just on one point you early in the new year. we will begin perhapsjust on one point you made, you said you do not intend to extend the article 50 process. do i take it from that that it is the intention of the government to have left the eu by april of 2019, and by that, we should take that to mean that the great repeal bill will have therefore come into effect and that by 2019 in april, the director of the ability of law and ecj rulings will no longer pertain in uk courts? obviously, the timetable

>> in terms of lynn core, this ona company that was founded this kind of trading.t was a big forte in recent years. this is a big signal for glencore that it owns russian oil. is a huge itself it win for them in terms of getting big international names into the sector. it gives a foreign exchange the point they have to sell off a special -- it is starting to chip away at this notion that russia is isolated. these are big names to have on its side. ♪ scarlet: this is bloomberg best. i'm scarlet fu. oil prices began week after opec members made a deal to curb production. the rally stalled. there were doubts nations will agree to the cots. the challenges ahead in exclusive interviews at the most influential summit in albert dobby. -- abu dhabi. >> if oil prices continue to , willow bay opec act again? early to answer that question. i think it will be enough to achieve the market balance. if we move 1.8 million barrels per day i don't think the market will stay at the average of the 2016. if we truly achieve the 1.8 . we are very confident. >> if you look at the track

they might be fake but they tell us a lot about real sheep and the environment they experience ona farm sheep, we also have a met station. and the station is measuring sun, plus wind, plus ambient air temperature, and those things together tell us how the sheep is feeling. so on a day like today when it is really windy that must have an impact on how the sheep feels. but how can you tell? absolutely, it's so much colder when the wind blows. that is called wind—chill, and for warm—blooded animals like us and the sheep, maintaining core body temperature in these conditions is increasingly hard as the wind blows. so what we are doing with these sheep is we maintain them at 39 degrees, with... this array of heaters here. and we also have a microcomputer. and what the computer is recording is how much energy the sheep is using to keep that temperature in the prevailing conditions. so we will pop it back in and have a look in a minute to see how much energy she is using. if i was a sheep farmer, what difference does it make to me, this research here? ok, so, forfarmers, farming is essentially

jewish festivals work ona lunar christmas day? jewish festivals work on a lunar calendar.ving to juggle going to work and having to juggle going to work and having a festival. a bonus this year to coincide. or the holiday tie up together. how were you celebrate today? last night was the first night of hanukkah and we gathered together with the family. we later candle each night to the responding to the miracle of the hanukkah story and jewish tradition is quite creative. food is a massive part of every festival. despite lighting candles and synagogue services we have a lot of yummy food and ended asa have a lot of yummy food and ended as a festival that sell bread the miracle with oil. the oil they found could have burned for one day but it burned 48. so fried food. the most unhealthy of all of our festivals. anything fried it reminds us of that particular part of the story. family gatherings and celebrations. it is a time to not only focus on the gastronomic side of it to but to remember that the festival is about light and thinking about the light you can spread through

when it comes down to specific requirements from the police and intelligence agencies to gain data ona a specific, ongoing investigation, they will be able to continue to do that. this is a ruling relating to eu member states, and we are leaving the eu, so what does that mean for this? there is an argument that the government could sit tight and defy the court for a couple of years. the government has said that while it is a member of the eu it will abide by the rules, but it will clearly strengthen the argument that says that we should be able to have the sort of regime in terms of countering crime and terrorism that we as a country want and should not be subject to these rulings in the european court of justice, although in this case it is a ruling which would still have to be considered in the british court of appeal. you can see argument on both sides in this instance. a bit more detail on the news we brought you about reports in germany that police are looking for a chillies ian suspect in relation to the truck attack in berlin —— a tunisian suspect. that follows the discovery of

it has been a mark of the store that whenever england's assumed they put ona whenever england's assumedubstantial innings total first, indian skip part it. —— india skip past that. one fell an hundred 99 yesterday, but i triple century was made today. england little more than spectators. 300 runs was broken with one of the great batting performances. india have registered their highest ever test score. in reply, england survived 35 overs but looked like they'd had enough. in two—day's time they will be on their plane home from christmas, the spirit already long gone. fifa has fined all four home nations for commemorating armsitice day during world cup qualifiers last month. england and scotland players wore poppies on armbands. wales and northern ireland's games featured displays on the pitch or in the stands. england has the biggest fine of 35 thousand pounds, with scotland and wales each fined £15,500 and northern ireland — £12,000. this leicester city say they'll appeal jamie vardy‘s red card from saturday's game at stoke. the striker was sent—off in the first half for a dangerous ta

would they be required to adopt any eu legislation themselves, or would it all be done ona uk themselvesk bases? these are matters of detail that would need to be looked into. it would be affected by the devolution arrangements that pertain in each of the devolved penetrations. so there are aspects of eu law which, as i say, will brought into domestic law in the uk, whether that is specifically in a devolved government or simply as an overall in the uk will be a matter of detailfor the overall in the uk will be a matter of detail for the legislation. and presumably when we passed the great reform bill or act it would take into uk law regulation directives, but not treaty commitments such as free movement, presumably? that body of law, to give people the confidence and the clarity of knowing where they stand in relation to eu legislation, we would bring it into uk law. it would be that back then be an opportunity for parliament to determine which of those pieces of slot they wish to continue. 0f those pieces of slot they wish to continue. of course it would be coming out of the treaties —

she was princess leia, fisher suffer a massive heart attack friday ona flight from london to los angeles. carrie fisher was 60 years old. >> on wall street, stocks ending higher today, do you increasing 11. -- dow increasing 11, s&p up 5, nasdaq up 25. a new record, volume, where is everybody? light. >> another sign of post election confidence in president-elect consumer confidence climbing to the highest level we've seen since way back in 2001. >> and listen to lou's thin financial reportsly times a day coast-to-coast on salem radio network. >> where did the christmas spirit go? fights breaking out in malls, i heard of boxing day but what is behind the chaos? we'll have a fill report for you coming up next. . rowe price, we can help guide your retirement savings. so wherever your retirement journey takes you, we can help you reach your goals. call us or your advisor t. rowe price. invest with confidence. (snap) achoo! (snap) achoo! achoo! (snap) (snap) achoo! achoo! feel a cold coming on? zicam cold remedy nasal swabs shorten colds with a snap, and reduce symptom severity by 45%. shorte

this is anis amri, the man who is suspected of being behind the attack ona suspected of being behindttack on a burly and christmas market. in the name of so—called islamic state. and now authorities across europe and the middle east are trying to piece together his extremist connections. the 24—year—old tunisian made this video shortly before driving a lorry along the crowded street, killing 12 people. now, a clearer picture of his network is emerging. officials in june this say he was connected to a militant cell which included the son of his sister. anis amri is thought to send him money to help him come to send him money to help him come to germany. the nephew now in custody in tunisia. two eithers have also been arrested stop spanish authorities are investigating whether anis amri may have had links to an extremist in spain. hundreds of people in tunisia today took to the streets to demonstrate against extremism. they gathered outside the museum that was attacked last year. in recent years around five and a half thousand tunisians have joined jihadis groups, making the country on

she was princess leia, fisher suffer a massive heart attack friday ona flight from london to los angelesld. >> on wall street, stocks ending higher today, do you increasing 11. -- dow increasing 11, s&p up 5, nasdaq up 25. a new record, volume, where is everybody? light. >> another sign of post election confidence in president-elect consumer confidence climbing to the highest level we've seen since way back in 2001. >> and listen to lou's thin financial reportsly times a day coast-to-coast on salem radio network. >> where did the christmas spirit go? fights breaking out in malls, i heard of boxing day but what is behind the chaos? we'll have a fill report for you coming up next. it's the little things in life that make me smile. spending the day with my niece. i don't use super poligrip for hold, because my dentures fit well. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. even well fitting dentures let in food particles. just a few dabs of super poligrip free is clinically proven to seal out more food particles so you're more comfortable

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schools will handle transgender students stu using locker rooms, bathrooms and other facilities based onas their gender identity. all speakers opposed to implementation of any policy to allow transgender students toto use sex segregated facilities. in fairfax county guys lines onn the who thely contested issue are on hold.ld. amid lawsuits across the country and here in the state. as we first reported wednesday night the issue could likely remain in limbo indefinitely under ao trump administration.. everything i'v that they're not going to bebe supporting that and i hope thath school boards across the didn'try can hold the line. i'm very in favor of supporting transgender kids and so i thinki that schools are there to teachh people. they're there to teach children and they don't -- you know, policing gender identity is -- it goes everything i believe in. my hope is that the new trump administration will slow this very new social topic that seems to have just length upon us. it reflects a very tiny minority of people and it's just not something that needs to be -- it's just not something th

they win their fifth straight. oña bit but first it seems like the raiders are setting some sort of newhe franchise at its highest number pro bowler since 1991. all-star game selections announced this evening seven raiders on the roster. that is the most in the league. the headliners, derrick car, amari cooper, reggie nelson and three ;offensive lineman.ñm/ in so3addition to that group, t team had pseven alternates. the game set for january 29 in orlando. you don't want to be playing in that one guy you want to play in the super bowl. until then, the raiders gearing up for htthe colts. silver and black to clinch the division title. let's hear from derrick car.>> after the game i was so focused on m/oindianapolis because they had to win out to make the playoffs. they had their backs against the wall. we've had our backs against the wall couple of times. we're going to come out and fight. you have to expect that when they come in.>>> chip -- chip kelly 49ers have ña historic stat, no pro bowlers at all, the person that is happen since 2005, the second time &swsince 1980. they have lost

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aching from a question i got ona book tour. called a friend of mine in amsterdam and asked him the right answer to this question. he said to me, in the jewish faith, we have a biblical and post biblical view of god. the biblical view is the almighty is almighty. il andhsmights eveil rewards good and if that is your sure is not in cyberspace. fortunately, we have a post biblical view of god. that is that god manifests himself based on how we behave. we have to bring god into cyberspace based on how we behave there. i really expanded this and this book for a simple reason. i first asked that question 20 years ago, but today, what has happened is cyberspace -- and obama alluded to this -- the digital world has become the center of our lives. everything happens in cyberspace. it is where we find our spouse, meet our friends, do our business, educate, and do commerce. our lives have migrated to a realm where we are all connected, but nobody is in charge. pick up the paper this morning and what have we discovered? in 2013, 1 million

before this yeasty concoction which turn into the christmas breads, pandoro and and pasta for many onasradition is to make a capiletti, kind of a ravioli but in the shape of a hat. >> in a big bowl, ingredients are added to make the special dough that will be rolled and stretched and cut into squares for capiletti. they'll be filled with tiny morsels of ground meat and cheese and with nimble fingers working quickly, dozens of delicious tiny pasta are folded and twisted that cook in a savory broth that adds a wonderful aroma and taste to this special holiday delicacy. >> this is particular pasta for christmas that need to be served consomme, we say con brotho. >> the guests at the party are washington elite and s neighbors and friends. among them a number of italian-americans living and working in washington. >> christmas eve is the most important night of the year for my family. >> for us it's very important. christmas eve. >> honoring his family's italian heritage, even supreme court justice samuel alito rolls up his sleeves on christmas eve. >> the main thing we do is having seven fis

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