let's cross to paul brennan, who is in bondy for us. paul is just 23 years old and on the verge of when a 2nd world cup must be a proud day for people living. they well, when you think about killing him, buffy wasn't even born when france won the 1998 world cup. so 2 of the people here in bondi, this satellite south of paris is about 10 miles outside the center of the city. it's an extremely proud day. they've watched him grow up here, his father coaches the local football team, his mom's the professional handball player. so he had the advantages of kind of genetics, if you like at, but to have actually taken those sir natural talents and actually worked so hard to reach the national team. of course, a source of immense pride in this town. i'll tell you the front page of yesterday's like, keep newspaper their story is the headline and comparisons of m buffy. and another youthful woke up per superstar pele there. now the people here in bondi, it's a very mixed neighbourhood, and i've been spending in sign nicely listening to what people t

others. intercession of his sacrifices offered for the good of the church . athenian al jazeera paul brennan takes a look back at the former pope's legacy. benedict the 16th final actors. pope arguably changed the catholic church more than anything else he achieved during his entire ha papacy. on february 28th 2013 benedict became the 1st pope in nearly 600 years to resign. and with his departure flight over the rooftops of rome he officially left behind the vatican the enclave where he'd held key leadership positions for decades. the official reason for the than 85 year olds decision was frail health. the vatican stress benedict didn't suffer from any specific illness. but even by 2011, his physical deterioration was obvious. and he had to use a wheel platform to make his way down the long aisle of saint peter's basilica. louise is indeed her getting in these last months i felt my energies declining, and her boss got insistently in prayer to grant me his light. and to help me make the right decision or not loving the church means also having the courage to make difficult and painful decisio

paul brennan has more. why don't we san jose, why does it weigh right now in a torrential rainstorm? just after dawn, the picket line took shape as an insight into how determined and desperate these work is our willingness to stand and protest in these condition speaks volumes u. k, price inflation is 10.7 percent. the government is offering these work as a pay rise of just who we are marginally above the national minimum wage, marginally just a heads whiskey. i don't think people really appreciate just how far lately poland is that of staffing. these passport control desks at airport arrivals. 1000 quarter force officers have begun an 8 day walk out of a pe, pensions, and redundancy terms. 6 airports and one seaport are affected. the board for strike will effect 99000 in bond flights carrying an estimated 1700000 passengers. the west affected will be london heathrow with all $900000.00 passengers expected to be delayed during the strike days. but the impact will be felt nationwide at manchester airport, mo

the money from the song is going to herriot hospice care who looked after their good friend paul brennanand names is too shameful. nothing, sadly, is off limits. so the album, "now that's what i call veg", will be out next summer. it will include classic hits like growing underground by strawberry jam. # growing underground. # confidence is a preference to the experienced gardener. and there's plot life by blurred. and prince's classic little red corvette becomes quince's little red courgette. # little red courgette. so with the album out next year and little left to do on the allotment, it is time to dream big. i'm going to kick ed sheeran and eltonjohn and all of them off the top of the charts. no more sausage rolls, no more of that. sprouts, we are going organic. don't panic, we're organic. ido i do think the tears for fears song, they went for it. the i do think the tears for fears song, they went for it.— they went for it. the enthusiasm is fabulous. they went for it. the enthusiasm is fabulous- a — they went for it. the enthusiasm is fabulous. a very _ they went for it. the enthusi

i'm excited in doha, of a more on how the law says, thinking in for the french, less bringing po brennan, paul, a blue, mundane past. indeed there's a phrase at the french use good of why it's literally translated as a wooden face, but it's anecdotal it's, it's a, it's a hangover, essentially. and that's how the french a feeling this morning. bitter disappointments, after such high hopes for that final, the streets are relatively quiet. the schools are closed as the 1st day of the school holiday, but it seems from my side. but many people have taken the day off work because of the events of last nights. and because it's so close to christmas, i take you through some of the newspapers reacting to the events of last night. lapointe, the an earth they seem is called lay blue. and the fear the no blue basically means we're proud of our blues. and inside they did dedicate 20 pages of coverage and irrational and so cruel is one of the inner headlines for that la, keep the sports newspaper and it's headline is let's out, which basically means are holding the head high at proud of kilian. i'm back bay

it looked after their good friend paul brennan before his death.nic, we�*re organic. stuart whincup, bbc news, northallerton. who knew there was that much love phosphorus? ! —— map much love for brussel sprouts. now it�*s time for a look at the weather with sarah keith—lucas. hello. the cold snap is set to continue for a few more days, last night seeing some places seeing the coldest in a decade. this was the picture in tunbridge wells on thursday morning, lots of clear skies and sun through the day and into the evening as well as over the next few days more sunny areas, snow in parts of scotland. into the evening, once the sun sets it will turn cold quite quickly, so this is 6pm in the evening, if you are heading away from work temperatures already below freezing for many of us, more snow showers across parts of scotland and also for north—east england, one or two across the coast of norfolk and the irish sea. most of us seeing a very cold night, temperatures down to —8, but some dense freezing fog in central and eastern england and then this area

it looked after their good friend paul brennan before his death.es into the evening. over the next few days, more snow for some areas and it is staying cold. into the evening hours, once the sun sets, it is going to turn cold quite quickly. this is six o�*clock in the evening. temperatures will be below freezing for many others. more snow showers across northern scotland and for parts of eastern england. 0ne across northern scotland and for parts of eastern england. one or two flurries down to norfolk. most of us seeing a very cold night with temperatures —5 or minus eight degrees. some dense freezing fog for central england and our attention turns to the area of snow moving across scotland. that is potentially going to be quite heavy through friday morning, initially for the western isles, and then heading towards the central belt through the middle part of the day. a few of those wintry flurries for northern ireland to come but for much of england and wales, it stays clear and dry. for scotland they could be about five to 20 centimetres of snow f

so get her more on this now from a poll brennan who joins us live that london heathrow airport. paul, how bad will it disruption b in terms of its impact on the traveling public? it's going to be pretty extensive. kerry. yes, it's 8 days of strikes by 1004 to force officials. these are the people who check your passports as you arrive at various airports up and down the u. k. london, he throw on a gap where manchester caught if birmingham plows go, these are the efforts that are going to be affected as well as the ports of new haven down in east sussex. i'm standing on the perimeter of london. he, for 4th grade, the official picket is behind me this morning and what we're talking about in terms of flights is just short of 9000 flights to food land in the u. k. in those airports, in the 8 days of the dispute, and those flights have about 1700000 seats on them. so assuming that those flights are pretty much gonna be full, as most airlines are these days of $1700000.00 passengers are going to face delays on arrival. as you say, the unions are demanding 10 percent pay increase inflation

just as brennan nominated by republican president eisenhower announced the judgment of the court delivered an opinion threatened by john paul nominated by president ford harry blackmun nominated by nixon and marshall nominated by president johnson so it's a decision nominated by supreme court justices who'd been nominated by gop presidents, something we need to think about because i hope everything we talked about today will transcend the traditional party line and board of education versus pico, the constitutional protects not just the right to speak and write but the right to receive information and ideas. the first amendment plays the central role in affording the public access to discussion, debate and information and ideas. it extends to school libraries and the selective removal of books from school libraries because someone considers the content offensive correctly and sharply indicating student free speech and thought. school libraries regime of voluntary inquiry hold sway. the answer to books whose content or viewpoints you oppose or the poor, check out this powerful logic, to not read them or write a negative revi

appreciate the coverage. >> you bet. >>> joining me now is john brennan former cia director during the obama administration. i want to talk about paul whelan. vladimir putin told the russian press that other prisoner swaps are possible. we have been told by white house that it was a dead end, they wouldn't deal for paul whelan so that it was brittney griner or no one else. do you think he is opening the door to more negotiations? >> well, i think, as john kirby has said publically, they have pull paul whelan in a different category. i do believe it's because they take these allegations made against him very seriously. i think there is the potential for continued discussions and negotiations with the russians about what might be involved in the release of paul whelan. i do believe the russians are probably going to try to extract from the united states some concession in terms of releasing somebody that they feel is of a sufficient interest to them as well as importance to us in exchange for mr. whelan. >> let's give our viewers a better sense of viktor bout's history. you had experience with him over the years. he was called one of

paul whelan, imprisoned in russia since 2018 on espionage charges. we have team coverage tonight of this story and begin with cbs's margaret brennan.argaret, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you, jericka. these final details came together within just the past 48 hours. u.s. officials feared it could all fall apart, and it wasn't until very early this morning that officials here in washington breathed a sigh of relief when brittney griner finally boarded a u.s. plane. >> i'm glad to be able to say that brittney's in good spirits. she -- she's relieved to finally be heading home. >> reporter: gathered in the oval office, president biden and brittney griner's wife, cherelle, spoke by phone with the 32-year-old basketball star once she had been handed over. >> today i'm just standing here overwhelmed with emotions. >> reporter: russian state media showed video of the swap on the tarmac at al bateern airport in abu dhabi. griner and convicted arms dealer viktor bout walked towards one another and then headed to separate planes home. in russian video filmed days earlier, griner is seen signing what appears to be release forms.

paul whelan, imprisoned in russia since 2018, on espionage charges. we have team coverage tonight of the story, and begin with cbs' margaret brennan.ret, good evening. >> reporter: and good evening to you, jericka. these final details came together within just the past 48 hours. u.s. officials feared it could all fall apart, and it wasn't until very early this morning that officials here in washington breathed a sigh of relief when brittney griner finally boarded a u.s. plane. >> i'm glad to be able to say that brittney is in good spirits. she-- she's relieved to finally be heading home. >> reporter: gathered in the oval office, president biden and brittney griner's wife cherelle spoke by phone with the 32-year- old basketball star once she had been handed over. >> today i'm just standing here overwhelmed with emotions. >> reporter: russian state media showed video of the swap on the tarmac at al bateern airport in abu dhabi. griner, and convicted arms dealer viktor bout walked towards one another and then headed to separate planes home. in russian video filmed days earlier, griner is seen to be signing what appear to be release fo