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he could have a go at the players, he would blow up and go off his rocker, he would get read out woulde late 80 would be having a cuddle with them and having a laugh. and every body love him, the players would accept whatever he said i'd accept the rankings at the ups and downs with him. everybody loved being aroundjim. let's take a look at some other sports stories around today. fifa has been advised to launch legal action against former president sepp blatter and ex—uefa head michel platini, to recover over £1.5 million in alleged disloyal payments. blatter was in charge of football's world governing body for 17 years, until a corruption scandal in 2015. both men deny wrongdoing. tommy seymour has become the second player to retire from the scottish rugby union side in the past seven days. he announced his decision hot on the heels of former captain john barclay who quit last thursday. 31—year—old seymour won 52 caps after making his debut in 2013. australia's ashleigh barty has been named as the wta player of the year after winning her first grand slam singles title and reaching the

the top woman's rocker player in the world is american megan rapinoe.e prestigious palm door awards -- palm d'or awards this evening. she took it buildable honors -- individual honors and for team awards. she furthered her status as a feminist icon and credit of -- and critic of u.s. president donald trump. as temperatures in the northern hemisphere drop, let me take you to hawaii. or temperatures and cloudless skies are perfect for the top servers in the world. they have been taking part in van's workup of surfing. this is veteran kelly slater who last won the e event 21 years ago. he is still at it. this ride, despite the wipeout, helped put him into the fourth round and in contention for the title one more time. i do not think the age when they serve. -- when they surf. stick around, we will be right back. ♪ two hundred fonts twenty four correspondents around the world. be able to see watching fronts twenty full life in paris hi marco in these living world news headlines. francis paid its last respects to the thirteen soldiers who were killed in mali

the rockers, writers, and lawmakers, and one of our own we said good-bye to in 2019. ♪ shake it up shakerack, one goal, one destination. ♪ >> i intend to have a memorable stay. ♪ >> oh, snuffy, i guess this is good-bye. >> don't forget, big bird -- we love you! ♪ >> aah! ♪ >> do your own thing, in your own time. ♪ >> free? there's no free here. look, i'm the boss. no freedom. i'm the boss. ♪ >> i'm very pleased you got a big part in a play. terrific. so what did you have to do to get it? >> take a firm hold of the hypodermic needle. right. ♪ ♪ que sera sera, whatever will be will be ♪ ♪ the future's not ours to see >> the pinnacle for a me as a writer is really the writing. the next book, doing it better. and better. every time out. ♪ >> from abc news, "this week" with cokie roberts. >> they seem to keep it works and they all keep opting in the system. if we knocked down women. cokie roberts, abc news. ♪ >> and we will never forget our cokie. always with us. thank you so much for watching. i'm tom llamas. good night. good night. . >>> next at 6:00, san francisco's cultural dilemma. just

and yesterday, the meeting got off tie rocker start. president trump had a testy exchange with the president of france. he called out canada for not pulling its weight financially. and he demanded that germany not pronouncing their "w"s like "v"s. we're make "you made i wienel sound a lot less funny. later in the day it lead to something nobody has seen before-- a bunch of world leaders caught on camera laughing at america's president behind his back. >> breaking overnight air, video that might just drive the president crazy. it appears to show the canadian prime minister, justin trudeau, the president president, emmanuel macron, and british prime minister boris johnson laughing at how the president conducted himself yesterday. watch this. >> trevor: man. ( laughter ) that-- that video-- that video is amazing for two reasons. one, it is crazy that we were able to hear a private conversation between major world leaders. like dthey not know this was happening? and, two, when world leaders get together, they're gossipy bitches just like th

producer songwriter who read in another rocker behind me as well what a swedish hip hop how would i know from any other kind what's what's the special secret it is very wrong there's a lot of emotion that goes behind it obviously most of the rappers in street and rap in swedish so that's the number one tell you can just tell by the language. but the thing is i find swedish hip hop so interesting because we also malmo specifically such a melting pot that you pick you're accustomed to so much different culture that you always have a little bit of you know middle east or or germany is a melting pot for sure so people from all around the world are enjoying that melting pot and i think that they're picking up on it we got this week from someone who just watched a performance live and then sent this in music is powerful and red star has touched me with his music and coming all the way from south africa and he's bringing a narrative to the world that is hardly portrayed by this country educate us thank you so that's one person's perspective but we've got another person who knows you and worked

. >> the winner of the voice is -- >> reporter: it came down to a blues rocker and a country crooner.ed dad from texas captured the crowd. >> it is an incredible moment. i never thought i'd be in the finals, much less, you know, winning it. >> reporter: coach kelly clarkson was confident from the start. t the only coach to turn during hoot's blind audition. >> i heard it. it sounded warm, beautiful, real, and authentic. my kind of country. >> reporter: there was consolation for runner-up ricky duran of team blake. his original song "a woman like her" hit number one on itunes earlier in the day. >> you know, hitting number one is so encouraging for me because that's the music i'm going to create. >> reporter: coming in third was the artist many saw as the front runner all season. katie kadan. >> it is the start of good things that are coming. that i know. >> reporter: fourth place fin h finisher rose short says there's no stopping now. >> you always said the fans and followers, keep going. they were rooting for you. they saw something in you. >> reporter: fans were also rooting for the

i was 13 when he and i think that he children were abducted and transported to rocker he asked while capital of the i asked counterfeits. father received the type of minute tree drilling displayed in his propaganda video . that asked have you seen these videos that i asked sends to youngsters out of him actually as they filmed the one of them in our camp it shows boys marching in uniform. they're all wearing hats about 70 or 80 kids in total is just about. to do it he. does. it out of the people you know. but you know. that is me there. seen it before the match not at all that's point that's right in front of me. this boy here is a u.c.d. so is this one and him his sister and mother are also with us this one's easy to he's dead. to this. throughout the duration of his captivity for lived in fear of beatings brutal drills and violence after 5 months in the training camp the children were sent by us to the frontlines to rocka a leper. traumatized the teenager is plagued by not mass and finds it hard to talk about what he went through. them a little says i feel like my life was ruined b

french forces have killed $33.00 fighters in the region of mali president emmanuel rocker made the announcementin a speech in the ivory coast french army command confirmed the death toll in the operation which it said took place overnight near the mauritanian border. an ebola patients in the eastern democratic republic of congo has become the 1st person during the current outbreak to recover from the virus and then fall ill again the world health organization says 11 new ebola cases have been confirmed in the past week more than 3300 people have fallen sick in the latest it will epidemic 2200 of them have died the outbreak is the 2nd worst on record. one of the biggest football clubs in the world has added the club world cup to its trophy cabinet for the 1st time european champions liverpool beat brazil's flamingo in saturday's final in qatar but it took an extra time goal from brazilian striker roberto for me no to break a nail all deadlock for the top english team liverpool now becomes the 12th european club when the try them and south american sides have won for the other 4 and qatar will be

and it is not a republican just as it is a bias so it is it is a democratic you know i understand rocker scientist but i want to ask you this question here when a cell phone always hold 100 dollars let me say hundreds of former u.s. and. the employees also signed a letter about present trouble said their distraught at the dangers inherent in the president's cavalier and quite possibly corrupt approach very strong language to making foreign policy an impulse in personal interest rather than in response to national's critique inserts so i want to stop your book you talk about bias that i get and i understand when you see a letter like this is unusual this is not a normal. does this not represent a red flag that someone ought to take a look or should all of these things for your perspective be i think something that i learned a long time ago in the white house was this when you get a letter like this that means we're doing the right thing and the right thing means this we're setting the right policies and we are doing is to quote the president as you have the swamp fighting back but your bo

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japan was a dominant internet company in this country, but since then, companies like amazon and rockera kuten have taken some business. shery ahn: you and i have been talking extensively about some of the investments made by son's vision fund. short. they have fallen are we going to see more scrutiny on his future deals? pavel: you can bet on it. we'll continue to look at his portfolio. look, the vision fund portfolio has over 80 companies. some of them will be great investment and great returns. some of them already area. -- already are. but there are many others that remain in question. shery ahn: thank you. our bloomberg technology reporter joining us from tokyo. in japanay in-- stay because we are getting the bank of japan october meeting minutes. most members say the downside risks remain significant abroad. no increase and the possibility of the momentum loss. we've seen of overhauling their performers guidance and adopting a new pledge to keep short-term and long-term interest rates at their present levels or lower as long as -- for the risk of momentum towards that 2% inflation

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the first lighting of rocker fella in 1973, it has been a beacon of the world.ery y everyday. harry smith looks up and admires the icon. >> every year they come. strangers from all over the world who want to see the tree. the rocketer fella center, christmas tree. >> does it meet expectations? >> more than what we could imagine. >> the crowd just gets bigger and bigger. >> the allure of this selfie magnet endures. >> everybody from every country enjoying taking pictures and celebrating. ? it is wonderful. >>. >> the germans were the first to drag an evergreen in doors and adorned it with fruits and nuts and candles and litghts. days grow short and nights are long and the idea of spring seems more than what we could hopeful. it is no coincidence that christmas la christmas lands up the winter soltice, jesus calls himself the light of the world. our guest is not one that brings all that history with them when they come to see the tree. >> why do you come? >> it gives me goose bumps. >> it is more than enough that it is big and real. >> tell me what you thought whe

. >> that woman was off her rocker. her tone was just scary. it was like somebody else's voice coming out of her. >> reporter: but surely that wasn't motive enough for murder? and with plenty of suspicion but little else to go on, wyatt spent months poring over sandra and jack's phone records, bank statements, credit card bills, searching for -- well, he didn't know exactly what he was searching for. but he was getting basically nowhere. >> we couldn't establish a pattern that was suspicious. >> reporter: then as wyatt's investigation sputtered, sandra left. sold jack's house here in california, moved to arizona to be near her son tom, and soon her daughter followed too. and they all lived within a couple of blocks of each other in homes sandra helped purchase with jack's insurance money and savings. >> when everything was said and done, she got close to $700,000. >> reporter: and as the months slipped past, leads failed to connect, the investigation hit one dead end after another. wyatt was promoted out of homicide. the case bounced from the p

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in the rocker room after saturday's home game, kyle shanahan talked about the loss.ight that killed 22-year-old clayton beathard, 49er quarterback c.j. beathard's brother, started over a woman. a friend of beathard was also killed, another certain was injured but is expected to be okay. c.j. beathard wasn't at the game, with his family. coach shanahan says he did meet with him. >> he barely could talk, and the last thing he said to me when i walked out the door, he stopped me and goes, you make sure the guy is going to win this game, and i didn't want to say that at the beginning, because this game doesn't mean anything compared to his brother. >> nashville police are looking for three men and one woman seen in this surveillance video for questioning. one man wanted for questioning is 23-year-old michael mosley. beathard is the grandson of hall of famer bobby beathard and clayton was a quarterback at long island university. reporting live, i'm sharon katsuda, "today in the bay." >> very young, so sad, thank you very much, sharon. >>> an arrest of a former daca recipi

the rocker this country i'm going to go with this it's the same time coming and saying oh i'm talking about connecting the struggle and looking after our country and now i'm going to license we're going to make the next international thing going to look nice that we're still here. we stand together in solidarity with all 1st nations people right across the strata and we seeing him dance we pay respect to our ancestors in the law that is in the land that has been this is time immemorial. and. that wraps up this news or hunch over someone tonight the sharp break. descended on al-jazeera as this year comes to an end we look ahead to 2020 and the stories that may shape the year people in power investigates the shocking treatment of disabled people in eastern europe sketched out an exclusive look at the world's largest conference on h.i.v. in rwanda movie efforts achieve an aids free africa a true part series charging china's rise as a 21st century superpower. u.n. leaders will gather in spain to discuss issues about climate change and examine the possible global solutions join us for live

silas: and give me a rocker. lemonis: it actually feels like it's my hat now. silas: yeah.l do one more thing for you. lemonis: i'll tell you something. i would pay a little extra to have something fitted because i would feel like it was customized for me. it has a perceived value. how much more would you pay for a particular product if you really believed that it was customized for you? 10%? 20%? and so that extra little time and labor that may cost a fraction would expand your margins dramatically. and so as you think about your own experience in your own business, anything you can do to raise the perceived value, whether it's that experience, the packaging, the way you were greeted, the product knowledge, all it does is expand the margins on what could be perceived as a commoditized product. how do you compete with that? like, if you opened up a hat store down the street, you better get these folks to help you. i'm definitely a cowboy. lauri: here's the issue as i see it. over the years, i've developed certain techniques such as the mule kick and the pontiac and things t

special rocker turned on the right to food he ever had was there in zimbabwe a few days ago on the something she said which really struck a note she said that obviously it's affect the children's health and nearly 90 percent of zimbabwe in infants are experiencing malnutrition and stunted growth so this is obviously hitting a whole generation of zimbabwean children what is being done that governmental level about this. well certainly mounted attrition is is on the rise. it affects people in all kinds of ways. most families many families can't manage more than one inadequate meal a day food stocks from last april's harvest that have diminished to the extent that larders are empty that children are being taken out of school because parents can't afford to send them there. there are even reports of increased prostitution. as mothers seek to feed their children the government has committed to supporting about 3000000 of those in need the issue is that food stocks in the country are extremely low there is very little foreign exchange to import so. everybody must pull together the government the w

also coming up on breakfast this morning. # must be christmas everyday...# canadian rocker bryan adamsdon't know why, we just felt like it, christmasjumpers. i don't know why, wejust felt like it, this christmasjumpers. i don't know why, we just felt like it, this year. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning, i'm asad ahmad. london bridge and the surrounding area is returning to some sort of normality this morning, following the attacks on friday afternoon. we can see london bridge has reopened to traffic and pedestrians. but it is down to one lane northbound, and the pavement on that side of the bridge is closed. police investigations continue. well, later this morning, at 11 o'clock, a vigil will be held a short walk from london bridge, at guildhall yard in the city of london. it'll honour the victims of the attack, the emergency services, as well as the members of the public who responded by grabbing the attacker and holding him down, until armed police arrived and shot him. in other news, one of the longest rail strikes in british history has begun

and he could have a go at the players, he would blow up, go off his rocker, and his head would be reds time? bbc trending‘s marianna spring is with us and has been looking at this. what strikes you as different about this election then? so, we have been trawling through facebook group, twitter, instagram and different platforms and looking at what is going on. there are big themes that keep coming up. the first is like you said in the introduction, labour backin you said in the introduction, labour back in 2017 had really successful network of pro corbyn pages, and obviously their official party content obviously their official party co nte nt has obviously their official party content has continued to do really well, but this is the kind of stuff thatis well, but this is the kind of stuff that is run by official parties, and this time round for two reasons, it hasn‘t managed to be as influential as back in 2017 firstly because facebook‘s algorithms have changed, and prioritised family and friends over posts from pages like these, but secondly you have actually two new echo system, pr

listen, everyone is just off their rockers right now. pelosi is yelling at james rosen who asked do you hate the president? i don't hate anyone. and then you have this exchange with joe biden, with the guy in iowa. we will show you some of this. let me set it up for you though. joe biden is in iowa. he is speaking to a room of people. this man stands up and questions what happened with his son with the oil company in ukraine. he said basically you did the same thing that you are accusing the president of doing. joe biden didn't like it. listen to this exchange. >> your son over there, here's a guy worked for a gas company that he had no experience with gas or nothing, in order to get access to the puppet, to the president. so you are selling access to the president just like he was. so. >> that's a damn liar, man. that's not true. no one has ever said. no one has heard it? >> you see it on tv. watch fox news. >> by the way, that's why i'm not sedentary. let him go. let him go. look, the reason i'm running is because i have been around a

olive also had a go on a drum kit on the day. 104 year old rocker. well done, olive.individual dog. yes, ishould have dog rather than an individual dog. yes, i should have said that. maybe we can see if it goes on to say... you picked this out. so this is the popularity of different types of dogs, and which one sort of brings in the most money for hollywood, and in effect it is the good old jack russell, which i think is much maligned and perhaps not one of the most popular ones, although i do love a jack russell myself. you have the golden retriever in second, the great dean and third, the dalmatian only comes in fourth and that is one of the biggest names, obviously, in terms of stories. there are 101 of them. they put the success of the jack russell down to the secret, secret life of pets. and i do are you apology before people start messaging and, because i did say which particular dog. but we should find out, shouldn‘t we? which particular dog. but we should find out, shouldn't we? now, listen, you picked out a story about gps. we will save this for the next hour