military and the police are all working to find those responsible, they have not done so yet but the rut but the runway has been secured from around six o'clock this morning. robbie airport, the adviser is, as it has been for the last few days, check the status of your flight before you come here. make sure you check with the airline that things have turned to normal. the likes of ba have told us to normal. the likes of ba have told us they are expecting to run is full schedule but that is not the case with everyone so make sure you check, before you come here. thank you very much indeed. let us get a round—up of today's event at gatwick, there is a report on this. the sight that thousands of travellers have been waiting to see. after a day and a half, aircraft finally landing and taking off, early this morning at gatwick airport. good news for many but plenty remain stranded here. and face a long journey ahead. so, tomorrow we will have to take a train to edinburgh to get our flight to copenhagen and we have to cancel our tourfrom sweden to copenhagen because we have a connecting flight

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ey belief the mold issue in the dorms is connected to the rus. they'll undergo disinfectant leaning next month during the winter break. >> jurors will continue deliberating how much time james fi wdsill spend in prison. the self-proclaimed neo na was convicted of driving his car into a crowdou ofer protestors last year. heather was killed and dozens of others was injured. her mother cried as she told the jury about the impact of her da hter's death and the physical and psychological impact of being hit by the car. >>> a fire captain is l onve after causing a crash last month during damacus. he was off duty and driving an unmarked vehicle at the time. no one was seriously hurt. >> we have an update in southeast washington. police identified the victim as richard eydu the shooting happened in the middle of the afternoon on elvans road. more than a doz shots were fired. some shattered car windows. is grandmother told us she fed one the violence happening right outside of her door. >> y heard the gunfire. >> of course. ose babies with me. that could

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. >> developing this morning, nine workers have died after an underground fire at a mine in ru bia. the firke out in a section of the mine that was under construction or the ekend. rescue workers were working to recover the bodies 1,100 feet into that mine. the government there has openeds a criminal igation to see if possible safety violations ad to the fire. >>> four people were hurt after a balcony collapsed in miami. take a look here. you can see the balcony destroy that car. no one was in the car when the structure came crashing down. the four people that were on the balcony were taken to the hospital. they are expected to be okay. officials are inspecting the buildingstructural integrity to find out what caused at a incident. >> weeks after massive fire gutted their family home. a family of nine was given the chance to thank the man that helped the escape the danger. >> derek ward has their story and looks back on the night that could have ended up much worse. >> a lot of emotions come ba to me when i look at this. >> it has taken 11 years to make this house into a home. it to

partof here, buhis and that we -- but at the same time we should do everything we can toia prevent the ru from using social media or whatever means to exploit those divisions. we have enough challenges in our own country trying to make sure that we come together. should not be allowing foreign power to make this worse. laur senator chris van holle thanks for joining us. sen. van hollen: thank you. laa: in other news, the trump administration has banned bump stocks, which allow semiotic weapons toirhundreds of rounds per minute. gun owners have 90 days to turn in or destroy the devices. calls to ban bump stockscr ineased after last year's las vegas shooting in which 58 people were killed. the manager of manchester united has been sacked from the english premier league club. he has been under growing pressure after his football team made the worst start to a season p nearly three decades. actor and directorny marshall has died at the age of 75. she costarred in the hit american tv show "laverne & shirley" before moving onto to box office success behind the camera with films including "big"

but the ru nway important time of year. they say there is no indication of when the airport might open, so they have cancelled all flights due to operate to and from london gatwick for today. even though technically the airport is only closed until seven o'clock comic easyjet are saying they have cancelled all flights for today. we should be hearing from the transport secretary in a minute. first, doug maclean is a former air traffic controller in our glasgow newsroom. what do you make of this? it is an extraordinary situation, that a couple of people flying a couple of drones can bring britain's second busiest airport to a standstill. yes, it is. we have seen over a number of years this situation build—up. in 2010 a number of incidents were reported and none of incidents were reported and none of them were classified as serious. in 2017 we had 92 and 28 of them had a risk of collision. this year we are heading for another record, in excess of 120 already. that is why the authorities are taking this very seriously. but the

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as if there wasn't enough drama, anere is turbulence in rus politics, namely the guessing ver whetherhe parliame will shut down by the end of the week. it looks as though that could have been averted, but to date things to return and republicans -- took a turn andthepublicans sapresident will not sign a bill to continue funding. i spoke to anthonyer zur short time ago. how have we reached this point again? anthony: just last night the senate passed a resolution that would fund the government through februarydo buld trump's conservative base and media outlets were in an uproar. they thought he was backing down. then he started to hear -- then you started to hear from conservative members of the house of representatives that id not want to vote for this continuing resolution that the senate passed. by midmorning there were indications from donald trump wat he was changing his mind and now he says ts to have $5 billion in wa funding or metal slat funding before he will sign a continuing resolution. unless the is a change, we could be looking at a partial shutdown. jane: if he cannot get

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we'lljust go back to get wicked airport —— gatwick airport, and the ru nway airport —— gatwick airporte runway has been suspended after reports of a suspected drone in the vicinity of the runway. poppy smithers is currently on the runway at gatwick, on a flight waiting to take off to doha. we were about to take off and basically we got a message from the pilot saying that there's been another sighting, so we just have to sit and wait. how long have you been waiting to get on that flight to ta ke waiting to get on that flight to take off? we've been at the airport since 10am, and a few of us were going to miss our connections anyway, so we going to miss our connections anyway, so we were going to miss our connections anyway, so we were going to be in doha for 2h hours. anyway, so we were going to be in doha for 24 hours. you were just about to take off, since being at the airport since mid—morning, and you heard there had been a suspected drone sighting. that's correct. you must be disappointed, to say the least. disappointed, but worried we won't admit it home for christmas. where are

looking globally, ru getting more mass strandings generally around the world orjust in this particular cyclical, without doubt we have oscillations as a result of el nino and learning patterns, and that can change, where water temperatures are affected that can change how close prey comes to shore and that can mean we end up with green mammals coming in to shore much closer than normal. there are fluctuations, it is fair to say natural that we certainly have seen some changes in our stranding record here in new zealand, but you also have to remember that our observer effort has changed over recent years and we are becoming a lot more acute and observant in our reporting. there is definitely an increase in marine mammal strandings but there is also better observer strategies out there. that is affecting data. when you see pictures of mass strandings, a lot of people think, can't theyjust be pushed back into the ocean? what is being done to help these wales? there are some excellent stranding networks around the world, new zealand does well on that front, there are british marine life re

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every time they wanted to reopen the ru nway every time they wanted to reopen the runway there was anothere days, 1000 flights affected, 140,000 passengers delayed or cancelled. i popped into gatwick this morning and it was very busy, things are getting back to normal. they reports say a number of military measures are in place and they are monitoring the situation and they are hoping to run a full schedule. i have just and they are hoping to run a full schedule. i havejust been and they are hoping to run a full schedule. i have just been told that the two people who were arrested have been released without charge. the message from the airport for passengers who are travelling today is check the status of your flight before travelling as there could still be a knock—on effect from that disruption that happened midweek. the headlines: a tsunami hits indonesia causing widespread disruption — at least 220 people are dead and more than 700 injured — the death toll is expected to rise. tributes are paid to former liberal democrat leader lord ashdown, who's died at the age of 77. sport and a ful

welcome to the south terminal at gatwick airport where they are hoping to see 750 planes through the ruy hoping to see 750 planes through the runway today, something like 124,000 passengers. the biggest weekend for departures the airport will see this year. the christmas getaway in full swing. we've been trying to find out how much disruption been caused. more than 1000 planes cancelled or diverted. two people arrested overnight. just four hours after the last confirmed drones sighting. the police say they will continue to work with the airport along with the military to keep the runway here open it flights in the air. thank you ben. you will keep us up—to—date. four stowaways found on a cargo ship in the thames estuary have been detained under the immigration act, after the vessel's crew was threatened. the grande tema left nigeria 11 days ago. the group are thought to have armed themselves with iron bars, forcing crew members to retreat to the bridge of the ship. no one was injured. hundreds of thousands of federal workers in the us are facing christmas without pay because of a partia

happening at gatwick airport because at nine o'clock last night wednesday evening, well, it was close, the ruof two drones being diverted because of two drones being flown over the airfield, so the runway is still closed, there is no word from gatwick at the moment as to when it will reopen. and so far you can see here this is the gatwick airport twitter handle, and so far they say they do know when they will reopen, 55 have been diverted, so you can imagine the chaos. we have been asking you what your christmas getaway looks like, whether you are dreading the journey or if you are staying at home. but if you have been in touch. mark adams, your plans sound great. he says heading home to family to discuss, drink wine and relax. the house will be full of life with no schedule to keep. that sounds idyllic. keep your thoughts coming in #bbcthebriefing, i will be back with the business stories in a moment. hello there. well, as you've probably already heard, the run—up to christmas is set to be a fairly mild one, with ouraircoming in off the atlantic. now, it's not going to be completely settled,

there are political cycles, economic cycles are political cycles, economic cycle s ru n are politicalerent cycles. they clash all the time. i think you'll be an organisation that will be increasingly dysfunctional. as we transition out of it on this bumpy period, we will be better off to be not part of an organisation that struggles to make decisions and is declining as a share of the economy of the world. we are in difficult times, but will be ok. but tim, they are discovering themselves they are on the verge of this function, they have begun burying the idea of an even closer union. your argument is that the uk is leading at the wrong time? we need to have good intergovernmental relations which flies in the face... the bigger danger is facing up to russia. all russian assertiveness has happened since we have been part of the european union. this thought that the european union could stop this is nonsense. the western democracies need to come together to oppose this. nobody has mentioned the power of china. it is only by having a big international block. nobody has mentioned what chi

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it is as pile—up of ru ns towards quite steady. tomorrow. there are quite a few showers around across the north—west of england at the moment. we will have more of through the morning, into northern and western scotland and some for northern ireland. some bright or sunny spells. a little hazy to the south thanks to high cloud. mild temperatures and double figures to the south already. chilly to start the south already. chilly to start the day across scotland. if any fog lingers temperatures may struggle, two or three degrees. not a bad day all in all. through the evening, a pretty dry picture. a little bit chilly as the evening comes to a close. getting milder into the early hours of sunday. more cloud and rain will start to phailin. it looks like it will be a wet start to sunday for the south—west of england for wales and northern ireland —— pile in. the rain is not in any hurry to move on through the day. the cloud will be a big feature. also the wetter weather. out to the north, through all of this, and doing nicely will be scot

gatwick ru nway that is at number one.gatwick is quoted in that story. you can click ona link quoted in that story. you can click on a link there to take you to live updates on what is happening at the airport. also, the assistant chief co nsta ble of airport. also, the assistant chief constable of sussex police quoted, as well. then, let‘s just take a look at another one of the stories are most read, nothing to do with gatwick but an interesting story for of the angel who secretly pays patient stories. a man in nigeria, a wealthy businessman, who arrives at hospital, checks on lists of patients who are well enough to go home but can‘t afford to pay their medical bills and has been paying for some of them, paying those bills for some of them, paying those bills for some of them, paying those bills for some of them, so they can be discharged. the us defence secretary, james mattis, has announced his resignation — a day after president trump said he was withdrawing america‘s remaining troops from syria. in his resignation le

proffered to be placed into a community, the outpouring of citizens whether they across the political strek ru spectrum is , we have a few district on long island that have charter schools, two are high minority schools districts, those were really just vulnerable for the insertion of a charter school. one was a political backdoor deal for putting one there. and as that was being discussed, i might add that in new york state, local school boards have absolutely no authority to deny a charter school. so it is the public that can influence whether the regents or the charter school institute that comes out of, they are only two organizations in the state. it public and political pressure that may influence the decision to insert a charter school into a community, whether the population is willing or not. after the decision for the the - charter school, that board of education did a dangerous thing, in their budget boat they put a nonbinding referendum alongside it, just dangerous because you never ask the public for a duel yes then a no vote, but they did it. hoping it would me would -- is e fose

what we talked about a number of times before, this sort of, the struggle for control of who really rus been for the last 20 yea rs or nissan. it has been for the last 20 years or so, nissan. it has been for the last 20 years or so, pretty much renault that has cold the shots, but it's early cure the nissan management here injapan want to readjust, they wa nt to reva m p here injapan want to readjust, they want to revamp this alliance to make it more equal to reflect the fact nissan is now the bigger, more profitable and more powerful company in the alliance. rupert, thank you. now when you take a glance at your finances, one expense which regularly crops up is your energy bill. in the uk alone, so far this yearfive million customers have switched their energy suppliers to get a better deal. that's because the british government — like many others around the world — has introduced competition in the industry to reduce prices. 0ne company trying to tap into the market is flipper, which charges $31 annually to help its members find the best deal. we're joined by mark gutteridge, managing

but sam the ru nway the airport close. runway reopened, only to be closed again 45 minutes later. there was another drone sighting at 7am this morning and one more around midday. my morning and one more around midday. my focus is on the passengers trying to provide them with as much welfare as we can, given the situation and working with the police to bring the drone down and get gatwick airport back open again so people can carry on with their christmas travel plans. glasgow was among other airports caught up in the spill—over effects of the gatwick chaos. liverpool saw similar disruption with luton and southampton also having to step in. foreign flights, including those from paris were not spared. with many british travellers are trying to get home. now i know what was going on, everyone was very grumpy, hotand what was going on, everyone was very grumpy, hot and hungry and what was going on, everyone was very grumpy, hotand hungry and not knowing how they are getting home. 0riginally we didn't know what happened. tonigh

the ru nway have been more drone sightings.ll be closed for the rest of this evening. all the latest situation is, within the last hour, there have been more drone sightings. the runway is closed and will be closed for the rest of this evening. all the passengers flying will need to be checking with ongoing trouble plans are. in terms of what is happening tomorrow, that situation is fluid. we have, on side, police supported by the to understand what their ongoing trouble plans are. in terms of what is happening tomorrow, that situation is fluid. we have, on side, police supported by the security services and looking at every opportunity we have two disable fluid and get gatwick airport back open. a fluid and we'll have more on the travel disruption at gatwick later later in the programme. also making news today: a court in new york has ruled the sexual assault case against the hollywood producer, harvey weinstein, will proceed — despite opposition from his lawyers. a judge said there was ample evidence to put mr weinstein on tr

gorbachev and doing the right thing when they arrested gorbachev and they had to fight back toiaake back rus making sure he didn't mess up the berlin wall. and he did raise taxes. read my lips, no new taxes and people criticized him but whe t he did th economy at that time, believe it or not, needed that. it needed it because with the tax increases came entitlement spending reform and you got right after he left office, bill clinton with a surplus in money and the country was stabilid. so here is man who did what was right, even though all of his polical aides and advisers said it is politically wrong. so it is quite a contrast from what we have in our politics today. >> speaking of bill clinton, he did leave that gracious note for bill clinton when he left office. but there were also elements of his record that some people don't remember so fondly, scott. >> sure.s and thatrue with any president. but i think this week during the tributes that were appropriate for presidt bush there were in s, activists and leaders the lgbt community remembering he was not a leadingn hiv/aids and a differenc

shutting down the one ru nway christmas.t of sabotage, if thatis is a deliberate act of sabotage, if that is the right phrase. it is certainly being very effective. what are people saying about that, the fa ct are people saying about that, the fact that we are being told it looks malicious and deliberate? nobody here is happy with it — you would expect that. some people are fatalistic about it, what will be will be, and they are sitting on their suitcases. they have been there all morning. some people have given up and have gone home. a few people are trying to arrange coach travel elsewhere, but as you can imagine, absolutely nobody is happy with this. thank you very much. a little very much. earlier i spoke to our technology reporter — chris foxx — who told me how unusual it is for a drone to be able to cause this much disruption over so many hours. there have been smaller incidents of drone flying near airports and disrupting things. manchester airport was closed for about 20 minutes while they sorted out a problem, but c

think what we also heard was her sense of frustration this is a woman who has been to recount how ruing story of rape and torture in front of audiences at the united nations the european parliament and now. with the head of the nobel committee telling the story of what happened to her at the hands of. she has received many standing ovations but i think there was a definite sense of when we're going to see action absolute priority the reason why she accepts. the. this is because she's trying to see. bring about the rescue of the three thousand women still in captivity the three hundred thousand new c.d.'s who were in refugee camps in kurdistan she wants to see them resettled. and. brought back and given back their dignity and that is her priority and she's hoping that this will be a platform for that for her message for the half of the one million dollar prize money will go to her to have no ideas initiative which has been instrumental in getting nation states to recognize the mass killing of use ease as genocide and also putting pressure on the u.n. security council to open an investiga

polls they were in single digits it is anyone's game, last two presidents have come from nowhere, and rute he any democrat should be thinking, i can do it. kennedy: they all do, to want to be president, you have to be a narcissist, and you have to want to be most important person in the world, which means have you an automatic glitch, you say in the shadow of the "me too" movement it would be difficult, hypocritical for democrat to run an old white man? >> they can choose whatever they want and decide how they want identity to factor in i think that you have seen a lot of talk from the democratic side about the need if sort of move in a new era, with more diverse leadership, it would not surprise me if that is a factor they discuss, they okay democrat think about that issue in a different way than republicans. republicans, they say, identity politics, they don't' to go there, and democrat put it front and center? they. jim: the.kennedy: they do. we like the emotional stuff. the stuff from the heart, really expense of stuff. >> that drives me crazy. you know a woman in politics, idea that

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ru thus, the a.d.u. activities which are occurring. the by-product and inclusive of that, the city department and planning are aware that parking may be sacrificed for a.d.u.s. am i going in the right direction at this point. okay. so from a planning standpoint, a -- a building owner has the right to terminate parking for a.d.u.s from a planning standpoint. >> yeah. >> vice president swig: all right. so that's that. and i'm really sympathetic to anyone that does a lease, to the appellants. i'm very sensitive to your concerns. i'm just trying to figure out a jurisdiction issue here. so from a planning standpoint, this seems to be an okay thing to do. from a contractual standpoint, this is clearly a conflict between a landlord and a tenant with regards to promises made in their lease. so is this -- this argument about taking away a parking place because it is in a tenant's lease, is it now or may have been before, is this now in our jurisdiction as it's in the appeals sector or is it not and should it go to the rent board? >> i think thi