and in fact, we have been over to slovakia to look at some properties.ench, though, wouldn't it, for you, picking up sticks and moving to slovakia? you've hit the nail right on the head. i'm so proud to be a small uk business that manufactures and exports. we are getting to the business end of brexit now and most companies' greatest fear is that we end up with what almost nobody wants, falling out of the eu with no deal. the probability of that is out of their hands. all eyes in the business world are now in westminster. simon jack, bbc news. a 32—year—old man who murdered a midwife with whom he was having an affair has been jailed for life. michael stirling was told he would serve at least 17 years in jail. samantha eastwood, who was 28, disappeared in july. her body was found eight days later. our midlands correspondent sima kotecha reports. why are we jumping out of an aeroplane today? to raise money for two charities... samantha eastwood, living life to the full. today this man, 32—year—old michael stirling, was sentenced to 17 years in jail after ad

and in fact, we have been over to slovakia to look at some properties.icks and moving to slovakia? you've hit the nail right on the head. i'm so proud to be a small uk business that manufactures and exports. we are getting to the business end of brexit now and most companies' greatest fear is that we end up with what almost nobody wants, falling out of the eu with no deal. the probability of that is out of their hands. all eyes in the business world are now in westminster. simon jack, bbc news. a coffin carrying the body of the former us president george hw to bush has arrived in washington, where it will lie in state in the us capitol ahead of his funeral on wednesday. mr bush, the 41st president, died on friday at the age of 94 at his home in houston, texas, where he'll be buried on thursday. his remains are lying in state in the us capitol, watched over by his faithful service dog sully. the former us first lady michelle obama has said she still feels impostor syndrome, despite her eight years as america's most powerful woman, and her success as an ad

and slovakia all say they won't sign the contract won't that automatically result in other western european countries such as germany once again shouldering the principal burden of migration. that is to get through all this is already the case . take you sample of hungary. people are treated so badly that since they're in the e.u. they move on to germany. remember that in september twenty fifth dean. had the refugees in hungary past to the austrian border. the twenty thousand who arrived in munich the first weekend they'd been in hungary. and this game is still going on at this speed is that since. mr cannot always wind up the deal you interview with three unfinished sentences i start a sentence and ask you to complete it. more immigration is good for europe because . i'm not sure if immigration is orderly then it's good for europe but we need the support of the population. given a dangerous attempt by africans to cross the mediterranean to europe could be stopped if. if we could send those who come to us and don't need protection back to their countries of origin swiftly and in the interes

market chocolate they have such problems recruiting stuff that they're even considering relocating to slovakia we. love golf because the stuff we used to employ have gone to france germany will go to all spain where they can get. a job where the money in euro's rather than being paid in g.d.p. because the value of the pound is full substantially also thirty percent of the chocolate is export it within the european union delays at the border after bricks it might cost the delicate product to suffer the system we have at the moment house flows but it's ninety five percent perfect as far as a system for trading. we've got so you know the. issues between the borders is for a company like mine. focus and everything we do after that is a problem. for coast bricks it many in business hope there will be a solution to keep the new workers coming also for the lowest skilled jobs like hospitality otherwise who will make the drinks it's not just the employment market that's creating a headache for british business what they fear is a disorderly bricks that crushing out of the e.u. without a deal with brus

market chocolate they have such problems recruiting staff that they're even considering relocating to slovakia we. lost staff because the stock used to employ a consequence germany would want to do all spain where they can get. a job where the money euro's rather than being paid to b.p. because the value of the pound is full substantially also thirty percent of the chocolate is export it within the european union delays at the border after bricks it might cause the delicate product to see. the system we have at the moment house flows but it's ninety five percent perfect as far as a system for trading. we absolutely know the. issues between the borders. for a company like mine. focus everything we do. is a problem. for. business hope there will be a solution to keep the new workers coming. jobs like hospitality otherwise who drinks it's not just the employment market that's creating a headache for british business what they fear is a disorderly bricks at crushing out of the e.u. without a deal with brussels particularly small businesses are not really prepared for this at all. before we go germ

and slovakia all say they won't sign the contract won't that automatically result in other western european countries such as germany once again shouldering the principal burden of migration and. that this is already the case. take you sample of hungary. people are treated so badly that since they're in the e.u. they move on to germany. remember that in september twenty fifth dean viktor orban had the refugees in hungary. past to the austrian border. the twenty thousand who arrived in munich the first weekend of being in hungary. this game is still going on. mr canal so i always wind up you know you interview with three unfinished sentences i start a sentence and ask you to complete it. more immigration is good for europe because . i'm not sure if immigration is orderly then it's good for europe but we need the support of the population. to give it dangerous attempts by africans to cross the mediterranean into europe could be stopped if. if we could send those who come to us and don't need protection back to their countries of origin swiftly and in the interests of those countries they woul

this video hit a concrete barrier, then cat pultsed into the top of that tunnel, all happening in slovakia on thursday. the miracle here is the driver is alive and police say he doesn't even have any serious injuries, and he did pass a breathalyzer test. >>> following developing news regarding facebook users aused of using russia-like tactics in a u.s. senate race last year. facebook announced today that it has removed five accounts. the users allegedly pose as conservatives to undermine republican candidate roy moore who narrowly lost the seat to doug jones. facebook says we take a strong stand against people or organizations that create networks of accounts to mislead others about who they are or what they're doing. facebook also said its investigations into the improper use is ongoing. >>> tesla may fall short of delivery goals between now and the new year, but tonight it is making a promise to customers to get their cars a little later. in a tweet, he said tesla will cover the tax credit difference if it can't get everyone their cars by the end of the year. federal tax credit for tesla

. >>> how about this chilling scene in slovakia as a car hits a tunnel and goes into the air and flips and crashes down. remarkably, the driver suffered only minor bruises. >>> when we come back, the magic of christmas in the town where all those special letters wind up. how a south bay city i responding after some of it )s officers were caught sharing porn at work. and the raiders in san francisco? its possible. what s way? how a south bay city is reacting after some of its officers were caught watching porn at work. >>> what sources are telling us. >>> finally tonight, ar and all those letters by all those kids do go somewhere. there for the nightly snapshot. >> reporter: it's that most magical time of year in the most magical place. >> welcome to santa claus, indiana, america's christmas hometown. ho ho ho. >> reporter: there has been a post office since 1856, and for as many years, letters addressed to santa have arrived by the bag full. >> merry christmas. >> tell all the elves and mrs. clause hello for me. >> we receive letters that say santa, north pole, and they are delivered h

slovakia, hungary and azerbaijan make up group e.cky one for scotland, belgium, russia, cyprus, kazakhstan and san marino. all these matches will be played between march and november next year. the top two go through to the euros but remember england and scotland have that insurance policy of a play—off spot should they need it, after winning their nations league groups this year. the first of today's three derbies in the premier league is underway at stamford bridge. chelsea taking on west london neighbours fulham 1—0 after pedro scored in the fourth minute. a win will ensure that chelsea stay in the top four. fulham are currently bottom of the table. liverpool host everton later and it's the north london derby at 14.05 at the emirates. tottenham are on a good run at the moment after beating chelsea last weekend and keeping themsleves alive in the champions league by beating inter milan in the week. it is a special game. it is tough to play this type of game because it is more than a game. we know what it means for ourfans, this gam

give him a ruling majority in the belgian palm and walked out of the coalition over this issue in slovakia the foreign minister. he threatened to resign over it it was only when assurances were made that bratislava would main would remain closely aligned to both the and nato when it came to issues of migration did he agree to well pull back that resignation and in fact in countries such as canada we're seeing quite big demonstrations against this pact it was . the united states australia austria the czech republic hungary amongst many others have also said they wouldn't be signing this deal in fact the un secretary general he outlined exactly what was meant by this non-binding agreement. the compact is not treaty moreover it is not legally binding it is a framework for international corporation but rooted in an intergovernmental process of negotiation in good face and it's that wording that's perhaps led to a lot of nations being unwilling to sign it because why sign up to something if it isn't binding in the first place. yeah exactly pay or all things the up they'll come for another story

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. >>> this driver lucky to be alive after surviving this dramatic crash in slovakia.video from yesterday shows a bmw entering the tunnel. then he veers to the side of the road, hits that elevated barrier which launches him airborne. he hit the top of the tunnel before a hard landing and then rolling over. miraculously the guy survived with just minor injuries. police shared these photos showing the aftermath of the crash. the front of the vehicle is completely crushed with the hood pointed upright. police say the driver, a 44- year-old man, was the only person in the car. investigators believe he fell asleep at the wheel. >>> this next one is a tale of a corgi versus a coyote. >> one family dog was not having it when a wild animal ran through his yard. this is my house. homeowners in san diego county caught this on surveillance. their beloved corgi arlo sprinted across the yard as a coyote chases after him, but moments later arlo turns the table and chases the wild animal out. people online called the corgi courageous, but his owner says otherwise. >> horrified me, ho

been on very good form winning a bronze medal just recently in one of the tools of the world cup in slovakia now the same sentiment has been shared by another biathlon star in russia who called these accusations i quote absolute drivel which cause nothing but infuriation and of quote the russian authorities of also reacted to these latest developments we have a statement from the foreign ministry which confirmed that there has been no official inquiry coming from the austrian authorities about the matter and they spoke sparse and off the russian foreign ministry said that there may be some developments negative developments in the future now down the money and considering the fact that we don't have only information we can say with certainty what is happening it's too early to talk about the political character of the cetacean but if their research any political company into the story or attempt to exert psychological pressure on russian athletes our reaction will be quick that all this comes after a rather surprising to many decision which came back in september by the world anti-doping age

after austria followed hungary more fell like dominoes slovakia italy bog area czech republic poland and switzerland of all either withdrawn or suspended their participation why because according to one academic by starting from a pro migration stance the un compact underestimated and ignored the concerns of individual citizens there are no kind of conditions with the limits of migration. it completely ignores the potential cultural aspects which i think i increasingly important for most europeans and i think what we see in in most countries is right it's not about the economic side the people a voice about migration i think it's kind of that fear of loss of cultural identity the numbers of refugees entering europe has dropped sharply since the height of the migrant crisis in twenty fifteen but the challenge of how to address future crises remains n.g.o.s a warning that nationalism cannot solve global problems not signing compact means not participating in a solution. being not barb in the solution of the google tell and and if we want to. challenge seriously then they have to be par

market chocolate they have such problems recruiting staff that they're even considering relocating to slovakia we. lost staff because the stock used to employ a consequence german to apply to all spain where they can get. a job where the money in euro's rather than being paid in g.d.p. because the value of the pound is full substantially also thirty percent of the chocolate is export and within the european union delays at the border after breck's it. might cause the delicate product to suffer the system we have of the moment house floors but it's ninety five percent perfect as far as a system for trading. we've got to the no. issues between the borders is for a company like mine. focus and everything we do after that is a problem. the coast bricks it many in business hope there will be a solution to keep the new workers coming also for the lower skilled jobs like hospitality otherwise who will make the drinks it's not just the employment market that's creating a headache for british business what they fear is a disorderly bricks at crushing out of the e.u. without a deal with brussels particu

that's a positive again he also has been very top form he want to bronze medal just a week ago in slovakia on the world championship win by a lawn. so it's all seems very strange to them but we've had also official reactions coming but equally from the ministry of sport which confirmed the fact that the formal accusations have been put forward against the russian by athletes and the russian foreign ministry which said that through its spokesperson has a heart of that none of the official inquiries had been made to the foreign ministry by the austrian authorities and that this whole incident may have political consequences let's listen then the money and considering deferred that we don't have all the information we can say with certainty what is happening it's too early to talk about the political character of the cetacean but if there we see any political campaign into these two or three or attempt to exert psychological pressure and russian athletes our reaction will be quick. it's worth mentioning that the prosecutor general's office of austria actually said that they had informed the r

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this happened in slovakia. here's the amazing part. the 44-year-old driver got out, a couple minor scratches. police shared the photo of the aftermath. you can see the vehicle is pretty much a total loss. >>> as we've said earlier, holiday travel is in full swing in the skies and out on the roads. check out this view in dublin, quite a bit of traffic out there even at 11:00 at night. taking a live look at the bay bridge, there's also plenty of headlights and taillights. yesterday and today were supposed to be the busiest days to be out on the rpsan jose international and mineta it's been busy all day. at sfo they're expecting nearly 200,000 travelers today and people flying out today knew what they were getting into. >> no choice. we're customers, need stuff fixed. >> you would think i know better, but i have to go see my daughter in seattle. i don't have to, but i am. so this is the day we planned on. this is the day we're going. >> this is a live look at l.a.x. where traffic is finally moving again, again at 11:00 at night. we've bee

off the greek then in slovakia to keep their lives a colony of tiny sea creatures that are threatened by ghost nets lost or discarded fishing nets are. now volunteers are retrieving the nets and helping to preserve the few horses marine have attempted. in sixty minutes long. how do you want to live in a radical way discover the bauhaus code oh house world starts january thirteenth on g w. a twenty team come to. the starting whistle is about to celebrate the premier event of asian football. kickoff has had a look see and identify the favorites from home shots coaches players fans from up close personal touch. but twenty nineteen patients come the big kickoff series starts december twenty seventh w. . hello and welcome to another edition of your own max coming to you film so let's see what's making the headlines in today so. let there be light.

for doping he also has been on on top form winning a bronze medal in the world championships in slovakia and we also had reactions coming from the russian authorities their reactions goes off bewilderment and surprise particularly coming from the russian foreign ministry spokesperson body as a lot of us said that they never received any notification from the austrian authorities about the matter and she said that all the situation may have grave political consequences not. on the money and considering the fact that we don't have all the information we can say with certainty what is happening it's too early to talk about the political character of the situation but if there were any political company into the story or attempt exert psychological pressure on russian athletes our reaction will be quick yes now this latest scandal comes amid the times when the russian anti-doping agency was reinstated by the world anti-doping agency in its right decision which came as a surprise to many non the last the work has been continuing and i spoke exclusively to the director of the russian anti-dopi

. >> some incredible footage from slovakia. a bmw on the right-side of the screen drifts over to the side of the road and then launches. >> remarkably the driver survived. >> we have liftoff. >> history made in space 50 years ago today. >> the launch of apollo 8. >> sometimes i look back and say, "how did we ever do that?" >> god bless all of you on the good earth. >> glor: good evening, i'm jeff glor. and this is our western edition, we are going too begin here with efforts to prevent a partial closure of the federal government. hours before the deadline there is break news. nancy cordes is covering the negotiations. >> jeff, negotiations continue but the house has adjourned for the evening. senators by and large have been told they can go home. so that means there will be at least a short-term shutdown of parts of the federal government, something lawmakers say was totally avoidable. >> we're totally prepared for ad toward a grinding halt, the vice president shedled between the house and senate trying to >> i think we are bar

very top form he won a bronze medal just a few weeks ago at this part of the world championship in slovakia so he completely denounces all these accusations relating to twenty seventeen now there's also been some reaction coming from the russian authorities particularly the ministry of foreign affairs it spokesperson that he has a heart of a said that they would never be notified by the austrian authorities regarding these accusations and she said that this may have serious political consequences in case in case that you know these accusations go any further let's listen now then the money and considering the fact that we don't have only information we can't say with certainty what is happening it's too early to talk about the political character of the cetacean but if there were any political company into the story or attempt to exert psychological pressure on russian athletes our reaction will be quick. now this latest scandal come comes amid interesting times when in september the world anti-doping agency reinstated the russian and i'd open agency in its rights which basically should pav

after austria followed hungary more fell like dominoes slovakia italy bog area czech republic poland and switzerland of all either withdrawn or suspended their participation why because according to one academic by starting from a pro migration stance the un compact underestimated and ignored the concerns of individual citizens there are no kind of conditions with the limit of migration right this kind it completely ignores the potential cultural aspects which i think i increasingly important for most europeans and i think what we see in in most countries is right it's not about the economic side the people a voice about immigration i think it's kind of the fear of loss of cultural identity the numbers of refugees entering europe has dropped sharply since the height of the migrant crisis in twenty fifteen but the challenge of how to address future crises remains n.g.o.s a warning that nationalism cannot solve global problems not only include conflict means not but this is bleeding into solution being not barb in the solution of the google tell and and if we want to. challenge serious

of coffee or even in slovakia to keep their lives a colony of tiny sea creatures that are threatened by ghost nets lost or discarded fishing nets. now volunteers are retrieving the nets and helping to preserve the seahorses marine habitat. thirty minutes on d. w. . everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression. the right includes freedom to hold opinions without interference. and to receive and impart information and ideas. in media regardless of twenty years. of india anniversary of the un declaration of human rights article ninety four. on g.w. . and on demand. tasks language courses. video and audio. anytime anywhere. w. media center. natural riches precious resources and a rewarding investment farmland it has been called the easy opus during the gold the country has an abundant supply and leases it to international griffin joins. the government during the next morning revenues and the corporations profit margins. but not everyone benefits from the coming business. the selling out of a country dead donkey fear no hyenas starts december twenty ninth on d w. plaited. t

whether from poland or now people from all over the eu, whetherfrom poland or portugal, spain or slovakiave and work here as we do, but that will come to an end, and people from any part of the world will have to jump through the world will have to jump through the same hooks to live and work in the same hooks to live and work in the uk. even inside the government, there is tension over how kate the new system should be. you might remember the tories promised they would get immigration down to under 100,000. the home secretary didn't sound so keen on that today. there are 110 sound so keen on that today. there are no targets in this white paper. it isa are no targets in this white paper. it is a system that is designed to help bring net migration down overall, but there are no targets set. he cannot talk about an outward looking global britain and meeting the needs of society and employers, he cannot do that and also be part of government with a rhetoric of cracking down on migration. for the prime minister the exchanges are pa rt prime minister the exchanges are part of keeping the promi

right now, people from all over the eu — whetherfrom poland or portugal, spain or slovakia — have therk in the uk. and even inside the government, there‘s tension over how tight the new system should be. you might remember the tory‘s promise they‘d get immigration down to under 100,000. but the home secretary didn‘t sound so keen on that today. there are no targets in this white paper. it is a system that is designed to help bring net migration down overall, but there are no targets that are set. he cannot talk about an outward—looking global britain, and meeting the needs of society and employers, he cannot do that and also be part of a government with a rhetoric of cracking down on migration. for the prime minister, these changes are part of keeping the promises of brexit, even though the government‘s own plans suggest the measures might hit the economy. decisions perhaps based on today‘s politics, rather than what we can know about the years ahead. laura kuenssberg, bbc news, westminster. the us central bank has raised interest rates this evening, but has signalled that it will go

that trains are not looking promising and hungry hungry is not a load countries including poland slovakia and the czech republic are struggling with their own labor shortages. the showing of low cost labor powering europe from its east is beginning to wear off. robyn first you will i'll just era budapest. the remote eastern region of tajikistan known as go no but action has a long history of opposition to the government in the former soviet republic has its own distinct languages and culture there's also widespread anger at a lack of employment and opportunity with drug smuggling from neighboring afghanistan a major issue and i just in his series from inside dan charles stratford travelled to the regional capital horrid where the army was sent in after protests protests earlier this year it takes fifteen hours to get to the town of cork the capital of the semi autonomous gorno but action region in eastern tells you can stand the broken road winds its way through the primary amounts of those bordering afghanistan the people here have long complained their demands for better infrastructure

slovakia, hungary and azerbaijan make up group e.a, cyprus, kazakhstan and san marino. all these matches will be played between march and november next year. the top two go through to the euro's but remember england and scotland have that insurance policy of a play—off spot should they need it, after winning their nations league groups this year. the first of today's three derbies in the premier league is under way at stamford bridge chelsea taking on west london neighbours fulham. 1—0 after pedro scored in the fourth minute. a win will ensure that chelsea stay in the top four. fulham are currently bottom of the table. liverpool host everton later and it's the north london derby at 14:05. tottenham are on a good run at the moment after beating chelsea last weekend and keeping themsleves alive in the champions league by beating inter milan in the week it isa it is a special game. it is tough to play this type of game because it is more than a game. we know what it means for our fans, this more than a game. we know what it means for ou

that trains are not looking promising and hungry hungry is not a load countries including poland slovakia and the czech republic are struggling with their own labor shortages. the showing of low cost labor powering europe from its east is beginning to wear off robyn first the walker al-jazeera budapest. and neighboring serbia thousands of people have demonstrated against the government for a third consecutive weekend. they accuse president alexander of becoming increasingly authoritarian last week opposition politician book festival of it was attacked with his supporters accusing the government of intimidation large crowds in gaza have attended the funerals of four palestinians killed on friday by the israeli army the men were killed during weekly protest against the israeli and egyptian blockade of the territories among the victims were sixteen year old manager of. an industrial city in south korea is now home to the world's largest outdoor mural the work covers nearly twenty four thousand square metres. reports from incheon city it's become a source of pride for the residents it dominat