that is paul watson who is an anti—whaling activist who had has been freed.you but from me, bye for now. hello there. today showers are following a band of rain that's moving across the country and it's breezy too, but, over the weekend, the winds are going to be much stronger. it could well bring with it some travel disruption and the air is turning colder, so the showers that will be pushing in will be turning wintry by the time we get to sunday. we've got this area of cloud. everything is rattling in from the atlantic. this area of cloud will be arriving overnight. this is the cloud that's been bringing the rain today and keeping temperatures around about nine or ten degrees after what was quite a cold start across some eastern parts of the uk. it's across eastern parts of england that we'll see that rain to end the day. that moves away. skies will clearfor just a short while. then that area of cloud comes in from the atlantic fairly quickly. it'll bring some more rain in from the west and the winds starting to pick up, as well. so probably not quite as co

water and food and sea wailing, active as paul watson has been released from detention after denmark rejected an extradition request from japan. watson had been held in the danish territory of greenland since july on an international arrest warrant. japan accuses him of damaging one of fits whaling ships and injuring a crew member during an encounter in 2010 of this, my arrest has focused international attention on japan's continuing the legal wally operations and their intent to go back to the southern ocean. it's also focused attention on denmark's, the legal killing of dolphins and whales in the federal islands. so impact us 5 months has been an extension of the campaign. and finally, a 5 year old girl from thailand has been making waves on social media with her swimming skills. david stokes reports lots of 5 year old kids like swimming, but know many of them can do this funny and my swim pun is from thailand. and earlier this month she was invited to the world championships in budapest, where she got to have a go in the main pool and meet some of the best swim is on the planet. i

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watson, thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you. rebecca. >> and we have james carville, paul begala, julian zelizer with us now. james, you say that the popular notion that carter was an unremarkable president but a great post-presidency is not only irritating, but untrue. tell us about that. >> well, pick up the paper. what do you read about the middle east? there's no war. no one in egypt and israel is shooting anybody. why? because president carter, not now. trump has started this idiotic panama canal thing that will go nowhere. we forget that president carter did this. if you fly, it was president carter deregulated airlines. if you get goods by trucking, it was president carter that deregulated the trucking industry. and i think it's just become too convenient a thing for people to say, well, he he was just an okay president, but he was a great man. he was actually a very significant president. he started the military build up. everybody remembers that reagan was the guy that had the military build up, that contributed to the end of the cold war. it was actually started under carter. so yeah, it does kind

jack watson, thank you so much for being with us thank you. >> rebecca. >> and we have james carville, paul begala, julian zelizer with us now. james, you say that the popular notion that carter was an unremarkable president, but a great post-presidency is not only irritating, but untrue. tell us about that. >> well, pick up the paper. >> what do you read about the middle east? there's no war. no one in egypt and israel is shooting anybody. why? because president carter, not now. trump has started this idiotic panama canal thing that will go nowhere. we forget that president carter did this if you fly it was president carter deregulated airlines. if you get goods by trucking, it was president carter that deregulated the trucking industry. now, i think it's just become too convenient a thing for people to say, well, he he was just an okay president, but he was a great man. he was actually a very significant president. he started the military build up. everybody remembers that reagan was the guy that had the military buildup that contributed to the end of the cold war. it was actually started

paul mike tyson fight. the early matchup saw the steelers hosting the chiefs. this one was all kansas city. they led six nothing. when patrick mahomes found justin watsonth his third touchdown pass of the day this one to travis kelce. then the two celebrated in the locker room and christmas style. and they were also joined by santa claus who was actually chiefs head coach andy reid. kansas city wins 29 to 10, their 15th win of the season with just one loss. >> i know that our work isn't done for sure. we know we're going to celebrate this, but we we're going to get right back on it. we've got a good denver team that we're going up to play, and we've got the playoffs coming up. >> so you know it's a it's a it's an honor to be the number one seed. but at the same time we know from last year anybody can can beat somebody anywhere. so it's just being focused knowing that we got to be smart with the time that we have and finish this thing off. >> meantime, ravens quarterback lamar jackson continued his mvp campaign and he ran all over the texans, going 48 yards untouched for the touchdown. jackson surpassed michael vick's record for the most rushing yards b

i'm cressida watson, and tonight i've got louis shaffer and paul cox talking you through tomorrow's top stories. this is headliners . top stories. this is headliners. but before tomorrow's news let's go to tonight's headlines with lewis mckenzie . lewis mckenzie. >> thank you very much. good evening. it'sjust >> thank you very much. good evening. it's just after 11:00. here are your latest headlines from the gb newsroom. the french government has collapsed as the french prime minister michel barnier, loses a no confidence vote. it means the 73 year old has become the shortest serving french prime minister since 1958. the vote was sparked after fierce opposition to mr barnier's proposed budget for the next year. he pushed ahead with using special powers to force through the budget, having failed to receive support from mps. that decision angered the left wing alliance new popular front and marine le pen's right wing national rally. the tories bid to overturn labour's controversial farmers inheritance tax rate has failed after being thrown out of the commons today. >> the ayes to the righ

i'm cressida watson, and tonight i've got louis shaffer and paul cox talking you through tomorrow's top stories. this is headliners . >> hello. >> hello. >> it's 11:00, which >> hello. >> it's11:00, which means it's time for tomorrow's newspapers tonight. join us over the next hour to find out who's been ordering a private jet for keir starmer, who's breaking with christmas tradition and who's going to defeat . the tories wing national rally. the tories bid to overturn labour's controversial farmers inheritance tax rate has failed after being thrown out of the commons today. >> the ayes to the right of 181. the noes to the left , 339. the noes to the left, 339. >> the conservatives had tabled a motion to condemn the tax, but after a vote in parliament it failed by 339 votes to only 181. labour had faced internal division over the vote, with some of keir starmer's own mps vowing not to break their word on their party's manifesto. promise not to introduce changes to agricultural property relief. the government amendment was accepted without the need for a formal vote. the ceo of one of th