and i know that our pa rents were supported.for the guidance that we issued them. vicky bingham, thank you very much indeed, headteacher vicky bingham talking to us headteacher vicky bingham talking to us there, thank you for your time. workers at a building site in bristol have become the first in the uk to use futuristic exoskeletons. developed in california, the robotic vests were first built to rehabilitate stroke victims. it's now hoped they can help people lift heavier weights with less strain. our correspondentjoe miller went to see them. a simple screw driven by a mixture of man and machine. this isn't the set of a superhero film, it'sjust a construction site in bristol, staffed by bionic builders. repetitive movement on anyjoints, eventually you feel something. i have tennis elbow at the minute and to be honest, lifting it today, it hasn't been too bad at all. this cyborg—like vest was originally built to rehabilitate stroke victims. for the first time in the uk it is being used to reduce the strain of routine overhead

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. >> after the success of the treaty, pope pius 11th looks again to eugenio pa chelly to help him face in the face of a troubling dictator. in july, 1933, pa chelly negotiates another treaty this time with the german government called the reichs concordant. >> it was a defense sib measure. the state said we will allow the church control over its affairs but the price to be paid is that the church is not to be involved in politics. it's a controversial agreement. some see it as a pact with the devil. it effectively takes the catholic church out of the political realm at the moment when opposition to an evolving dictatorship was more needed than ever. it was a fatal step back from confronting pure evil. >> all though the reichs concordant officially prevents the vatican from working against hitler, many german catholics refuse to stay silent. >> an anonymous woman in dusseldorf writes to the pius xi and says i'm walking along in the streets day to day and children are beating up their jewish neighbors. how can we be good catholic with this going on around us? >> despite the tenets of the

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she has particular criticism for pa rents here.r criticism for parents who send their children to start school in nappies, unable to start school in nappies, unable to use the toilet, and she says... even at four years old. and she will say toilet training is the role of pa rents say toilet training is the role of parents and killers and should not be left to schools. only in the most extreme cases should parents be excused this most basic of parenting tasks. it seems that she feels has happened is overall the burden of responsibility only regional fisheries has begun to fall on schools and in response, the department for education is saying that they are giving schools the powers and the resources to keep children safe and healthy. in the editors about a balance and presumably there will still be many situations where teachers, even if they don't want to come are ending up they don't want to come are ending up having to take on some of these responsibilities to make up for a few years in the home. there has been a bit of a reactio

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lauren: pa rot proof now.up 5, nasdaq up 18, all right, don't go anywhere because obamacare, people were still signing up when this happened, it is now on life support, obama's legacy on the line after judge says core provisions are unconstitutional, we ask what happens next and is your retirement fund on life support thanks to your kids? >> daddy, someone set a fire in your car because you took too long. lauren: how parents are spending $500 billion to keep their kids' heads above water, you won't believe the story, stay with us >> there's way too much uncertainty coming from too many directions. let's just put extra money in cash right now. lauren: cash is king, stocks could end 2018 lower for the first time in 3 years. cheryl: after losing nearly 500 points, right now futures higher by 44, s&p up 6 and a quarter and nasdaq 21 and three quarters. lauren: in europe stocks opened lower but since then german market is up two tenths of 1%. cheryl: taking a look at asia, mostly higher in hong kong that was one ma

man who shot and killed plea police officer in stanislaus county, what press conference wrapped up pa few minutes ago and a prisoner escapes san quentin and how he could be connected with at that carjacking in san raphael. >>> and the wild ride continues on wall street as many stocks are in the negative today. egative today. >>> good afternoon everyone, i'm mike mibach, gasia is off. we're learning more about the gunman involved in the killing of corporal sing. and news conference wrapped up a few minutes ago p sara zendehnam has the latest. >> reporter: mike, it was an emotional news conference. there were a lot of people crying, including the influenceman police chief himself. cup feel what a tremendous loss this is for the police department and the entire city of new man. we're learning more information about the situation that happened wednesday and the suspect, the stanislaus county police department has released information, and haven't released and they said he's in the country illegally and they believe he's in stanislaus county. they shed light on what happened wednesday morn

bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ ♪ whose idea was this?! >> brennan: we're back with amy klobuchar.or, good to have you here. >> thank ymaaret. >> brennan: we have this significant decision out of texas on friday with the federal judge strike can down obamacare as unconstitutional. you have tweeted, now it's on us and democratic attorney general, let's get to work. what does that mean? >> well, what that means is because you have an administration, you just heard it, that basically is standing while the house is burning down instead of going in there and putting out the fire they're throwing lighter fluid on it in terms much tweets and rhetoric. the ruling was absurd. justice roberts in conservative court has already ruled that the affordable care act is constitutional unlike what mr. miller said. and in fact you can have part of it, not exist and you can still have the rest of it protect americans. and that is exactly where this is headed. i can say that this is about, first of all, throwing people off of their insurance, no protection with preexisting conditions. kids staying on t

christmas, iam running it, so we for my son's teachers in christmas, i am running it, so we have the paing the money together to give the one gift so they don't get ten boxes of chocolates, 50 boxes of biscuits. my mum never bought chocolate at christmas because it was always given to us. £1 coin. exactly. thank you very much. and thank you too for your company on the briefing. see you soon. hello. a quieter, colder spell of weather for tuesday, but then the weather gets more active again from midweek. yes, it'll get milder, but it'll also turn wetter and windier once again. but at least for tuesday, we are in a gap between weather systems. here's the next one coming in, really isn't much of an issue though until we get to tuesday night and wednesday. but in that gap between weather systems, temperatures dropping away to give a widespread frost for tuesday morning, as low as —6 in highland scotland. a few mist and fog patches around as well, and ice a potential hazard across northern and western parts of scotland, where we've seen a few showers overnight, wintry on hills, more to come f

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though, it happens a p pa re ntly to time. though, it happens apparently all the time.u have got worries about slower growth and the political uncertainty. that will send a chill. it will be interesting what happens when markets open your tomorrow. my jewel, it makes you sick is the mirror‘s front page. hospital parking charges. this has been something that the mirror has been campaigning on for quite a while. that is right. and other papers i'm sure. what has come out today is that almost half of nhs trusts have increased about hospital charges. you could be paying up to £4 an hour, which is an outrageous charge. i don't think there's any reason why will shouldn't pay to park at a hospital, but it should be a fair charge to go into it. the big problem is how do you cope with people or popping in to see a sick relative, don't know how long they're going to be, come out and because the car parts are run by rival firms, thing to hit with a ticket? his things to me that the answer is let to have a little bit more compassion about this. yes charge for it, don't charge £4 do

pa rt you to combat. do you get those?y are requesting you to do that early often. one viewer in 0xfordshire says it's the ultimate beneficiaries of cold calling you should be fined, this would put an end to the problem. who are the beneficiaries, that is the problem. we don't know. these directors, it's quite shady, they are caught, they are punished but then they simply declare bankruptcy and start again. tom, quick word aboutjaguar land rover, front page of the financial times, speculating about january, some saying 5000 jobs could be announced as going. this is a big story, when tethered to to govern the company years ago it was a great story. but diesel car sales are slowing fast, the cost of rejigging the business, ready for brexit. slowing fast, the cost of rejigging the business, ready for brexitlj was going to say, you have to mention brexit, a big dealfor the uk economy. we tried to go an entire programme without mentioning brexit. we nearly got there. tomorrow, we will tell you how you can contact us. will tell

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ability to influence eu rule—making on financial services directly, it is vital we can play a full pactly, it is vital we can play a full part in defending our interests in international bodies that sets standards globally such as the basal committee and others. there she share my concern that article 21 to nine of the draft treaty which clearly states it be you may not ta ke clearly states it be you may not take a contrary position to the eu in such bodies, were prevented from doing so? article 129 is about the joint committee responsible for the management administration and supervision of the resolution in the future. i say to the honourable gentleman, no, we have been clear in the area of financial services, we have been it clear in the area of financial services it is important because of the significance of the services to the uk. we have to ensure we have that ability to set those regulations that we need to set as the global financial centre, working with the other bodies in terms of the regulatory bodies and doing that in the interest notjust of the uk but in the interests of

flyers have done for years, delta's biometric system will know you're scheduled for a specific flight pa passengers will no longer have to take time looking for and showing paperwork to agents. >> if you can save a little bit of time up front and get through that cue faster, hopefully this is making the airport screening process that much more efficient. other airlines are testing facial recognition system and the private firm clear uses them to identify passengers at airport. so it may not be long before showing your boarding past will be a thing of the past >> i like being quicker. there's always the invasion of privacy thing that you think about. >> we love it. sinus up we'll be first in line >> and biometric screening for domestic flights may take longer sips travelers are not required to show a passport but make no mistake, they will get to work on that and biometric screening is rapidly coming into how we will board flights in the future. >> i guess i can understand the desire for convenience for this. how much faster do you think boarding will get down the road? >> it will improve

they know who he is, a p pa re ntly gunmen.rorism watch list as well, that is why our police are there. we will leave that for the next one, but just there. we will leave that for the next one, butjust below it a wonderful headline summing up how possibly some people must have felt when they got a call saying do you think you could squeeze theresa may infor think you could squeeze theresa may in for another meeting? they have all been very polite today, but i do think that they were very clear, european leaders a couple of weeks ago, that is with it, this was the end of the withdrawal agreement and the negotiations, and she is back again. ido the negotiations, and she is back again. i do not know what they would say if i were in their shoes. i am not sure that tory mps do either, which is why we are on the verge of a no—confidence vote. which is why we are on the verge of a no-confidence vote. is not a bad pun, i suspect we will get a not war, not least possible on the name may. mayhem perhaps? maniac? he's working on them. if

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this haven't agreed hurting pa >> early in the morning, with the cold and fog, they're on the picket line, the kaiser employees. >> we're doing what are we need to do for our patients. >> 4,000 health clinicians or day 2 of a health care flight from sacramento to san diego. >> they want for staffing and resources for people who need mental health care. >> right now our patients are not being able to be seen in a timly manner. they're being booked out 4-6 weeks, and this is from the national union of health 1,000 patients in california. according to it, they've invested 75 million to expand h >> we see health care as a top priority in kaiser permanente. we have created many models to do that. there are office visits, electronic visits and telephone visits. >> and a nurse says they need requirements for patient appointments and pay their employees the highest wages in the state. she calls the strike a union tactic. we've been at the bargaining table the last five months, we don't think our patients needed this. >> what both sides can't agree on, [ chanting ] >> of course, there are a l

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what are pa rents put in that situation.? yes, i mean, having done it myself and you do have the good experiences and the bad experiences, ido experiences and the bad experiences, i do recognise that, but parents should be encouraging their kids to get out there. it is a part of growing up and personal development. more than anything, travel is so enriching and you grow so much from the experience. particularly for women, there is a sense of empowerment when you travel alone and you really grow. they should still be encouraging their kids to do it, but i would still advise that that should be with the sense of caution, with planning and preparation, so you go but you do it ina preparation, so you go but you do it in a savvy way, so you are as prepared as you can be for a potentially dangerous situations. one of the shocking things about the tragic end to the life of grace millane was that this was in new zealand. it is that sharp intake of breath, it is one of the travel capitals of the world. what message is sent out. india

when you pas they're spraying the water out, you can barely see anything. >> reporter: the wet weatherspecially comes at a bad time. today is one of the busiest travel days in theation. aaa says it is expected to be a busy holiday travel season. nearly 102 million people are t expected tovel in cars >> oh, it's brutal. you can barely see. >> reporter: this family is traveling overnight. they're careful, patient and determined to arrive alive. >> just can't wait to get there. >> reporter: and celebrate christmas? >> and celebrate christmas, yes. > well, the shutdown showdown continues. tonight, pushed hrough a bill to keep theseheo government open and fund the president's border wall. >> but the legislation is unlikely to pass in the senate. news 4's blaine alexander takes a closer look at the chaotic situation at the capitolw.ight >> we are, we think, adults. let's act responsiblft >> reporter: a fierce debate stretching into the night -- >> this is a waste of taxpayer money. it is ridiculous. it is embarrassing. >>nthe presisaid, this is something i believe in because i care about the

he is pa rt also england in the future.rk in the world of english football. could be instrumentalfor wolverhampton one is. on the back of the telegraph, interesting expose. not about concussion and player injuries in rugby. now the focus turns to mental health in the sport. 62% of ex—professionals are suffering from mental health problems. half have had financial problems. half have had financial problems after leaving the sport. calling for more support for rugby professionals when they leave the game. ben stokes and alex hales will find out if they will face any more punishment after the fight outside a nightclub last day. ben stokes was found not guilty of a freight earlier this year but spent the last couple of days in front of a cricket disciplinary panel. they are both charged with bringing cricket into disrepute. looking at the top of the scottish premiership table and you will see kilmarnock. they are top of the midweek results went their way. it is the first time they have been on top of the league in 20 years. it

well i mean this four doctors are still in open house or pa in english their primary in health organization which is an un agency because they believe that they're going to say asian traffic it in human labor and benefited from who are what they deem is in a scheme a force labeled the problem is and this is the most controversial issue here is. according to official documents the receipt of the government was paying four thousand dollars to the cuban government for each doctors but from dad the doctors would only get our one thousand dollars but then they even get the complete amount they will get a part in brazil an employer would be returning cuba and they would get access to that money only if they returned to the island so basically they're saying that they were and been paid what they wrestled in government was paying doctors from other nationalities that were part of the program and also they were complaining that they were care field that they were on their civilians by cuban agents that they could not travel three really and we heard sounded testimony as in in that press conference

i'm so relieved that pa rt prepare myself. that anxiety in the back of your mind, how's it going to go? kind of be ready to roll with the punches, whatever happens, just be ready for anything. we will find out how the family get on next week as they hired to that theme park in america are designed for children with special needs. while carmen spends 90 minutes in nagoya in japan, attempting to see three of the city's highlights. japan, attempting to see three of the city's highlightslj japan, attempting to see three of the city's highlights. i am definitely in the right place, nagoya castle and my time starts now. that is your lot for this week. do not forget you can keep up with all our travels online. but for now, from me and all the travel show at london 0lympic from me and all the travel show at london olympic park, bye—bye. hello there, cloudy breezy and often wet, that is the story so far this morning. it looks likely we will see that weather continued because we have systems moving in from the atla ntic have systems mov

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it's been one of those sundays for the greater pa rt one of those sundays for the greater part of theouth. further north, we've had an active weather front producing quite a lot of rain, showing signs of weakening somewhat now, and through the rest of this evening and overnight we'll have that rain ramped up for a time across southern counties of england, and maybe the far south of wales. furthermore, a change is at hand, because this high pressure will come to dominate the top two thirds of the british isles, forcing bad weather front ever further towards the south, such that, as we get into the south, such that, as we get into the first part of monday, i think we'll find the rain largely confined to the far south—west and into the channel. the associated cloud helping keep temperatures up, but further north with clearing skies we end up with a widespread frost and some fog. northern ireland, around about merseyside, north—east of wales, one or two spots elsewhere. a chilly and perhaps a0 start on monday. away from the south—west, leaden skies throughout the day here and into the cha

democratic, it does not reflect the people under the referendum and does not live up to the conservative paative party's manifesto. thank you very much for talking to us. thank you very much for talking to us. there's been lots of chat here about the ‘nebulous' line and who said what to who. let's just explain it to you. it started with jean—claude juncker the president which was interpreted to say that the british approach to these talks with nebulous and him besides. —— imprecise. she went up to the jean—claude juncker and we can lip read it and said that did you call me nebulous? and he said no idid you call me nebulous? and he said no i did not. i was talking about the general debate about the brexit. let's talk a little bit more about that exchange with the prime minister. followed by his rather different take on events. first of all, i had a robust discussion aboutjean—claude juncker and that's something you can have when you develop a relationship and work well together, what came out of thatis work well together, what came out of that is his clarity that he had been talking when he

having pa rental leave affordable childcare.ut in wet from end —— but the man to allow women to combine their career aspirations with their professional aspirations. these are some of the things that countries have done and been very effective. of course, companies themselves have a really important role to play by creating workplace practices and workplace environments that are conducive to women and men, having recruitment policies, promotion policies, committing to equal pay. and transparently monitoring progress on that. it's notjust governments but we see also the private sector having a very important part in allowing women and men to effectively combine work and career aspirations. after an awful start to the season, and defeat to arch rivals liverpool, jose mourinho has been sacked as manager of manchester united. the red devils look set to appoint a caretaker manager until the end of the season with a permanent replacement after that. our sports editor dan roan has more. driven out. jose mourinho here leaving town this

a p pa re ntly honest, in london, please!of the worst traffic congestion in the world. maybe not big numbers in terms of relative terms, 100,000 people live there, 400,000 commuting. very interesting, or transport. london? somehow, i don't think it will happen. richard hunter, lovely to see you. that is it from business live, plenty more business news throughout the day. have a lovely weekend and happy friday from us. good morning. we are going to see some potentially disruptive weather, more so towards the northern half of the uk with gales and severe gales developing through this morning and into the afternoon. heavy rain expected and there is likely to be transport disruption but your local radio station will keep you up—to—date. you can see from the satellite imagery, this cloud here, this is the centre of the deep area of low pressure. the white lines just to the south of that are close together so that is where you will have the strongest winds across scotla nd have the strongest winds across scotland and northern irela

retailing and shopping as pa rt socialise. retailing and shopping as part of that.important as black friday. how tough is it on the high street for retailers? we know 2018 has been a difficult year. it's been a really tough year. we are looking at foot fault across the year, not just december. over the year last year, from january through to 2017, foot fault dropped by 0.7%. this year we're looking at a 2% drop across the year from 2017. that decline has accelerated. that is for a host of reasons. people macro —— people's confidence lower. the weather in march and the hot summer, actually, really didn't help retailers in the long term. it has been a tough year for retail. what can shops do to try to improve their fortu nes can shops do to try to improve their fortunes other than slashing prices, which obviously make their margins much tighter? yeah, slashing prices is the road to nowhere. it is a race to the bottom. ultimately, retailers sell not much more. the values are somewhat lower, so we see sales as a whole drop. spend as a whole drop. their profits are lower

that is the interesting pa rt property.this declaration is not really co m e part because this declaration is not really come up with any details, what that the us are expecting to come up with, at the specific ones in terms terms of how much they want the chinese to do and the timeline? and will try to be up to that? and i guess those details will probably be announced gradually over the next three months, but i do not think any agreement as such and especially not that china will see any meaningful reform progress as three months is just too short. but if they both do try to meet each other in the middle within the next few months, they could easily postpone further escalation is even further into the future, so this is a positive first step of course. all right, we know they are already some tariffs in place at the moment and there has been some impact on both economies. we saw the growth in china's manufacturing sector stalled for the first time in november, the us comes up first time in november, the us comes up with t

pa rt—time, his mind on which way he is going.n freestyle skiing, ballet was history. by 2000 and all competition was stopped. until now, when the saviour has arrived. a former british champion determined to give it a new lease on life. it isa to give it a new lease on life. it is a little bit of gymnastics, a little bit of acrobatics, a little bit of dance and a little bit of ice skate. it's like all sports, they go through phases and along came snowboarding which took the enthusiasm away from ballet, which isa enthusiasm away from ballet, which is a great sport that we love but there is room for ballet as well. what could be more festive than christmas tunes and the artist ski ballet performed, the spins, and the dramatic flips. but seeing this these days is so rare. really spotting anyone doing this. back in the day, it came from it was something we could do on short artificial slopes in the uk. nearly two decades on, how relevant and accessible is it to the modern skier and snowboarder? that was great. the kick turn however wa

earlier this year i took pa rt was not.tv show along with seven other women whose lives have affected by breast cancer. in the real full monty ladies night we heard all with the sole aim of encouraging women to check their own breasts. two weeks after the show was broadcast two women wrote to this programme with their touching stories and we brought them together. i got myself a nice big glass of sherry and i sat down and put my feet up on my recliner. a blanket over my legs. looking forward to the next day because my family were coming on good friday. and i watched the programme, and i cried and i cried with you and at the end of the programme, it flashed up, ladies, go check your breasts andi up, ladies, go check your breasts and i thought, well, you know, i will perhaps do that but then i woke up will perhaps do that but then i woke up in the morning is flashed across my mind, i had read it infront up in the morning is flashed across my mind, i had read it in front of me, check your breasts. then i had my shower i stood

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s, protests in pa shouting matches in london and bill neely has the latest. >> rorter: two leaders, two crisis, tonight, their future at stake. for france's president macron, the threat from the street. thousands protesting running bales with riot police. revolution the cry. tonight he responded. promising the minimum le too lioo late and they will be back next weekend. in britain, protests against prime minister may over her controversial brexit deal taking europe out heur tea eunopn n io today facing a huge defeat over it, she >> if we went ahead and held the vote tomorrow, the deal would be rejected by a significant margin. >> this shambolic government. >> reporter: bill neely, nbc news. >>> back home tonight, therare a lot of questions over videos showing police arresting a mother and omripping her child fr her arms at a e. government off nbc's stephanigosk has more on the uproar. >> you'rrting my son! >> reporter: the mo er screams filled the social services fi ofce in brooklyn. multiple new york city police officers tried to pull jasmine's 1-year-old son out of her arms. the more

it is pretty breezy across the southern pa rt pretty breezy across the southern part of the country.ze coming in from the west. and it‘s pretty mild with temperatures around about 12 to 11; degrees in southern pa rt about 12 to 11; degrees in southern part of the country. more showers feeding in from the west as we head through the afternoon. these are the wind speeds and the strongest of the wins will be further south. we could see guests of a0 mph along the south coast. this evening more rain arrives across midlands and part of wales and further showers will feed into northern ireland and the west of scotland. for most of us it should be a frost free night that there could be a touch of frost for eastern scotland and north—east england so chilly start to the day here. for much of the country saturday is not a bad day although we have got low pressure to the north and there is a right —— ridge of high pressure in the south—west which will mean fewer showers tomorrow. still some showers around particularly across the west of scotla nd particularly across the west of scotland and nort