sydney thunder were dismissed for 15.from australia's big bash league. the sydney showground would be something historic. sydney thunders stand would last the 2a and its, matthew gilks setting the tone out for zero and that will be one of not to with england's alex hales being the fourth wicket full or even four but five ducks as the thunder set about chasing down another four but five ducks as the thunder set about chasing down another opponent because my school but seemingly turkeys's 2019 record of 21 runs for an all—time low. a new meaning to getting your ducks in a row. by the time the number ten batter finally found some luck, top scoring with four this contest had well and truly kicked the bucket. as he fell, sydney thunder road themselves into every christmas pub quiz and record book and going, the western men's's t20 score of all time gone for 15. elsewhere, englishjoe clark hit his first big bad century, scoring 101 as melbourne stars beat the hurricanes, but it is sydney's but it is sydney's schocker that will

alex hales was the star man as sydney thunder beat hobart hurricanes in the big bash.28. the hurricanes were all out for 166. hermes allen, co—owned by sir alex ferguson and ridden by harry cobden, was a comfortable winner of the coral novices' hurdle at newbury. ..it�*s a third win in a row in this race for trainer paul nicholls lebronjames scored a season—high 47 points on his 38th birthday with many of the sellout crowd at state farm arena cheering his every move as the los angeles lakers beat the atlanta hawks 130—121. exeter we re exeter were already in danger of being blown away, before marco rich only closed a satisfying first half for the hosts. exeter cosmic cause wasn't helped by a lack of discipline. they leapt penalties and were punished by the boot of 0wen farrell. next on the to—do list, secure the bonus point winning fourth try, a glorious past paving the way through. nick tomkins added another, and it finished 35—3, as saracens finish with their biggest win over exeter. britain's cameron norrie has beated rafa nadal for the first time in the inaugral mi

the couple say they helped him settling to sydney even finding this house for him to buy lim, paying more than a $100000.00 for it in 1988. but they say they became alarmed when he began to exert his pow physically can name of san antonio. my little between land, inca pens. i is also the painter hulu. now gone, gone is only what is sale? come, woke her up over here. gotcha. i'm sorry. go ahead, so tongue of it, i will put a charge pinion with miss howard. i will as soon as his permanent residency came through, lim left the church, the couple se they regret, helping him to sit on her with cold. and i'm with us. fuck you. so back in career by the end of 1989, parkin coon was out of prison, an extraordinarily back in the social welfare business owner. nobody. well, we'll turn in your, her go bit totally up in her teacher mother, her touch route. and despite his criminal record, park managed to convince the strain authorities to give him a visa. he and his wife began traveling regularly to sydney to visit their children and in laws in 1990 park and his brother in law lim young. soon, bye

and other family members accounts to sydney coupled. peter, you and margaret song were oblivious to the family's dark past. with a shortage of korean pastors in australia, when limb young soon approached, they suburban korean church in 1986, it was more than happy to sponsor him for a permanent residence. fraser had i woke said he got her to the door. okay. all your hotel is so thin. tenant health clinic only got one little 2 pallets hang our head t the couple say they helped him settling to sydney even finding this house for him to buy lim, paying more than a $100000.00 for it in 1988, but they say they became alarmed when he began to exert his ha, physically can name, oak san antonio, my little petroleum, and the guy pens. i is also the paid, the hulu. now gone, gone is only what is sale chromebooks are up to holding up to your godaddy sheronica true. so tongue i will put a chargeable pin you miss howard. i will. as soon as his permanent residency came through, lim left the church. the couple say they regret helping him. cricket. i'm

the sydney showground would be something historic.tting the tone out for zero and that will be one of not to with england's alex hales being the fourth wicket full or even four but five ducks as the thunder set about chasing down another opponent because my school but seemingly jokey�*s 2019 record of 21 runs for an all—time low. a new meaning to getting your ducks in a row. by the time the number ten batterfinally found some luck, top scoring with for this contest had well and truly kicked the bucket. as he fell, sydney thunder road themselves into every christmas pub quiz and record book and going, the western men's's t20 score of all time gone for 15. elsewhere, englishjoe clark hit his first big bad century, scoring 101 as melbourne stars beat the hurricanes, but it is sydney's sugar that will grab the headlines. now to news today that scotland women's national football team are taking legal action against the scottish fa, in a fight over equal pay and conditions. this escalation has come after talks broke down between the parties

powell. >> sydney we talked about the billion software. i know that there were voting irregularities. tell me about that. >> to put it mildly, the computer glitches could not and should not have happened at all. that is where the fraud took place, they were flipping votes in the computer system, adding votes that did not exist. >> sydney powell was never able to show fraud, but she was repeatedly invited back on fox networks, as was the president's personal attorney rudy giuliani, who all also wove a false narrative about smartmatic, an election tech company which is now suing giuliani, fox news and others >> smartmatic is a company that was formed by three venezuelans who were very close to, very close to dictator chavez of venezuela. and it was formed in order to fix elections. that is the company that owns dominion >> does smartmatic own dominion? >> no. we do have a relationship. we are competitors. >> late hugo chavez? >> absolutely not. >> do use of venezuelan company software that has been used to -- >> absolutely not. anderson, i c

sydney thunder were dismissed for 15. wicket full or even four but five ducks as the thunder set about chasing down another opponent because my school but seemingly turkeys�*s 2019 record of 21 runs for an all—time low. a new meaning to getting your ducks in a row. by the time the number ten batter finally found some luck, top scoring with four this contest had well and truly kicked the bucket. as he fell, sydney thunder wrote themselves into every christmas pub quiz and record book and going, the western men�*s�*s t20 score of all time gone for 15. elsewhere, englishjoe clark hit his first big bad century, scoring 101 as melbourne stars beat the hurricanes, but it is sydney�*s schocker that will grab the headlines. 18 year—old beau greaves has made history as the youngest women to compete at the pdc darts world championship at alexandra palace. greaves was taking on ireland�*s william o�*connor in the first round. o�*connor put in a superb display — averaging 94 and hitting three 180s as he came through in straight sets.

sydney opera house bridge and the rooftops of neighboring buildings. thousands of people lined hong kong's victoria harbor to see the light show a symphony of lights fireworks taking off from skyscrapers were synchronized with the dance of rays of light over hong kong harbor a unique light show watched by beijing residents for the first time pandemic first chinese new year crowds of thousands of residents and tourists celebrate on such a grand scale, despite the fact that the traditional chinese new year will come only on january 22 in dubai met 2023 with a light show. on the tallest building in the world, the burj khalifa skyscraper , its height is 828 m. walked. a huge musical fountain was also involved on an artificial island in the center of dubai channel russia 24 i look forward to seeing you a country where you want to live and do nothing country dolce twisted homeless lithuanian principality was not just russian, but also an orthodox state. bad times no one does, they pray meet. here they stand, they have been praying for this for 2,000 years. a

now butts have been on the water for almost 24 hours in the annual sydney hobble yacht rice with super maxie and you, comanche, in the lead. the $77.00 edition of the event got a typically spectacular status. but left sydney harbour late is the now making their way down. australia is east coast on the 628 nautical mile journey, where the forecast says the north winds will strengthen in the coming hours. and that means a race record is still a possibility. for the bigger, faster. so the maxi yachts at the recent winter storm in north america certainly caused chaos. but in washington, they say summer taking a moment to enjoy the wintery weather on ice, visitors slid, skipped, slipped rather, and skated their way across the lincoln memorial. reflecting pool after it, fries ivan, temperatures plunged well below 0, turning the historical monument into an impromptu. you went to what ants time for us to get asked tillman, get out of here. don't forget, there's more news that they w dot come out. the breaking news at, and you can always get the latest on our social media channels to handle you

so from sydney harbor all the way to new zealand. charming in the new year. of course it's now just after 11 am there. the show was held in oakland with the sky's power behind the river bridge was lit up with a light show and a fireworks display from australia to new zealand to china as well with crowds of people enjoying the atmosphere. have a look at these pictures and enhance the addition of a light symphony with a colorful fireworks display lighting up the capitol, beijing. some amazing pictures right now. coming out of china tonight as it rings in 2023 and all the way to taiwan capital, city type pay, the city government organizing new year's eve, count down the events, to usher and 2023. and i have a look at this type a one i one that's the towering skyscraper in the city. loaded with fi was, i guess they let them off and hope for the best. it looks like the little blue, the top of that building. amazing pictures right here. or nazi international i just a bit more from asia when thailand kicked off the new year just about 3 hours ago. now the celebratio

come down to a matter of faith or butts have been on the water for just over 24 hours in the annual sydney, hobart yacht rice with super maxi. and do comanche the late 77th edition of the event. got a typically spectacular start as boats let sydney harbor leaders and now making their way down. tasmania is east coast on there 628 nautical mile journey. where the focus is north winds. should strengthen in the coming out and that means that race bircher was still conceivably a possibility for the bigger, faster super maxi watts. and that's all for now. don't forget, you can always get more news at d, w dot com on our breaking news app. and you can always get the latest on social media as well, but handle you need is at d. w. news for both instagram and twitter. i'm asking how i'll be back in 45 minutes with another bullet and stay with us. with people in trucks injured when trying to flee the city center more and more refugees are being turned away. families, please feel free to leave a demonstrator. people lean extreme roster and 200 people who sign in june around the world more than 3.

the annual sydney to ho bought your tre scott off to a fast stars. on monday. the downwind condition or weather conditions have given the yields a big push. that means the 1st boat could cross the finish line as early as tuesday night raises considered to be one of the most difficult on the international calendar spanning more than a 1000 kilometers for sydney to hope, i brace was sailed in 1945, and that's it. from me and then wednesday for now i have an update for you. at the top of the i don't go waste. even busy is off next with the business. i her i'm, you can that i work that time and in the end is a me, you are not locked up to you anymore. we will send you back. are you familiar with this.

and other family members accounts m sydney. couple. peter, you and margaret song were oblivious to the families dark past. with a shortage of korean pastors in australia, when lim young soon approached, they suburban korean church in 1986. it was more than happy to sponsor him for a permanent residence. fraser had, i woke, said he got her to get her okay. off your hotel is so thin. tenant clinic only got one little took tom was hang our head ti, the couple say they helping settling to sidney. even finding this house for him to buy lim, paying more than a $100000.00 for it in 1988. but they say they became alarmed when he began to exert his pow physically could name. oak san antonio, my little between land, inca pens. i is also the painter, hulu, now gone, gone, and what is sail? comox her probably the appeal guard yagi sheronica, theresa tongue, i will put a chargeable pinion with miss howard. i will as soon as his permanent residency came through, lim left the church. the couple say they regret helping him that i'm here with him with

that morris had been very sydney that either. so yet that, that buckley supposedly, must vermani waste a sadness, even bush, nazi all night public come up with course. somebody said, reach him away. fabric where nicholas? yes, cool. now manip was not from years ago, dollar visa or fatty. whereas, i mean the nice them is not cheap way on his lunch is of it. you know. so nissan will cardinal cut. so bush, not, she will be any, all the will be on the market yet on or that on is said about from she asked when i gosh, i lasted about and sheer itself. keith clutch in the case, her beer. so so she stay largely beat up clinic. he gets me for me. not on nic home. there's. i'm out of school form. yes. not going to. so any molly ill try to aetna swats yodel was thought she, mama, pablo please. what's the city where says female got she bought what he was family started to saw. i got married on the what were you with, but i don't you are the what it would be when a couple of them you're a new cook will not be sunday. said yet on why men will

this is a rainbow of colors over the sydney harbor bridge from the sydney opera house bridge and theops of neighboring buildings about 10,000 volleys were fired. thousands of people lined hong kong's victoria harbor to see the light show a symphony of lights fireworks taking off from skyscrapers were synchronized with the dance of beams of light over hong kong harbor a unique light show was watched by the people of beijing for the first time pandemic first new year in china celebrating with such a grandeur in the streets thousands of crowds residents and tourists, despite the fact that the traditional chinese new year will come only on january 22 in dubai met 2023 with a light show. on the tallest building in the skyscraper of the burj khalifa in the world, its height is 828 m. walked. a huge musical fountain was also used on an artificial island in the center of dubai vladimir putin visited the headquarters of the southern military district on a trip he was accompanied by defense minister sergei shoigu and chief of the general staff valery gerasimov the president talked with partici

not that cameron norrie showed any signs of being scared in sydney.one found his form quickly against alex de minaur. some quality tennis. less than a0 minutes had gone when norrie wrapped up the first set. much to his captain's delight. and it was much of the same. in the second two, norrie controlled and composed d minaur disillusioned. norrie securing the set six three and securing a winning start for great britain. so could katie swan follow suit? or to do so, she needed to beat zoe hives in a match that would be much closer. the pair battled it out from the baseline, a question of who would blink first. yes. penman happy as swann held her nerve. first set six four, but roared on by a raucous home crowd. hives fought back, racing into a three love lead in the second. herjoy, though short lived swan producing a fightback of her own, winning six games in a row and winning the match. the perfect way to start a new season. so great britain in control of the tie. the two teams will meet again tomorrow. michael radford, bbc news. it's emerged there are

paul allen, bloomberg, sydney.week, we were talking about the best of more cities to live in it, and new york was not great. i cannot catch a break because there is this new report by the intelligence unit and new york is making as the most expensive city to live in the world, together with singapore. out of 172, we are talking about the most extensive city, this is not great. haidi: it is both not great to live in, but also super expensive. a great combination of factors. i love new york city. shery: to visit. not to live in. haidi: sydney is also right up there though, jumping into the top 10. singapore, you mentioned it before, i had to point out that every time we get this cost-of-living index, i have to point out singapore is always skewed by the cost-of-living because of how excessively high and expensive it is to own a car. and not a lot of people actually own a car, so the expansiveness of that is actually by design. so really interesting. tokyo and osaka coming down as interest rates release data low there

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a national park in sydney.eople was almost seen as a sport. homophobia was rife in the early days of the hiv epidemic. i think this represents a really important opportunity- for truth telling. we need to acknowledge and be upfront about what took place . during those time times. it wasn't that long ago. it is within living _ memory for so many people within our community. so those scars are still with us. i think this inquiry represents . a important opportunity for truth telling and tells us how far we have come. _ and hopefully this process can come create some healing. _ this couple have settled into married life. they now have the courage and freedom to be themselves. that's an incredibly precious thing. 0ur worlds were upside down. they were five years ago. i think that whole debate and the legalisation of same—sex marriage was pivotal in that whole journey. only about 60% of australians voted in favour of marriage reform. there remains opposition from search church leaders and others. but the anniversary

phil mercer joining us from sydney.ies gained worldwide attention, after claims about the royal family and the british media. now, in the second batch of episodes, the prince and his wife have made some new — and eye—catching — revelations. 0ur royal correspondent — nicholas witchell reports. westminster abbey, ten days to christmas, the king and queen consort arriving for a festive celebration with community groups. also there, the prince and princess of wales with george and charlotte. the british royal family doing what it does, on a day of further family turbulence. from netflix, the latest episodes of the harry and meghan story, their account of why they left royal life. a tale of rivalry and intrigue which came to a head at sandringham injanuary 2020, when harry tried to discuss his and meghan's exit with his father and brother. it was terrifying to have my brother scream and shout at me, and my father say things we simply weren't true. and my grandmother quietly sit there and take it all in. but you have to under

phil our| correspondent in sydney right direction.ina and assured it. thank you forjoining us on the programme. in germany, a former secretary —— who worked for the commander of a nazi concentration camp, has been convicted of complicity —— in the murders of more than 10 thousand people. ermgard fechner —— who's now 97 —— was employed as a typist at sto0t—0ff camp from 1943 to 19115. she's the first woman to be tried for nazi crimes in decade —— and was given a two—year suspended jail sentence. caroline hawley reports wheeled in to hear the verdict against her in what could be one of the very last holocaust trials, irmgard furchner, herface blurred by order of the court, a blanket over her lap. almost eight decades ago she was a typist, a secretary to the camp commandant. but thejudge rejected her lawyer's argument that she didn't know about the killings and ruled she was complicit in the mass murder of more than 10,000 people. in all, over the course of the second world war, an estimated 65,000 prisoners died in the stuthoff camp in

let's go live to sydney now and speak to our correspondent phil mercer. dougan accused of? he exactly what is mr dougan accused of?— exactly what is mr dougan accused of? he is accused of four fences _ accused of? he is accused of four fences by _ accused of? he is accused of four fences by the _ accused of? he is accused of four fences by the united - four fences by the united states, including conspiracy to unlawfully sell defence services to china, and also breaching arms export control laws, muster dougan according to the us indictment help to chinese military pilots at a test flying academy in south africa, more than ten years ago stop and he was arrested here in australia was the end of october in the new south wales town of orange to the west of sydney at the request of the united states, and we now hereafter today's court hearings the authorities in washington are formally applied to have mr duggan extradited back to the united states to face these charges.- back to the united states to face these charges. what other chances he _ face these charge

it was an action—packed start to the sydney to hobart yacht race in australia with several boats almostur time — they're expected to finish on new year's eve. four super maxis — the fastest boats in the contest — saw close calls at the start — with andoo comanche currently out in front. just to update you from the premier league, liverpool still leading by two goals to zero into the second half and that one. later on, arsenal can extend their lead at home to west ham. for me in the team, thanks for watching. west ham. for me in the team, thanks forwatching. bye—bye. hello and welcome to this very special edition of the show, coming to you from the spectacular valley of the kings here in luxor in egypt. if you were watching last week, you'd have seen me unearthing the story of how tutankhamun's tomb was discovered here 100 well, it's such a breathtaking location that we thought we'd stick around for a while to bring you this — our best bits of 2022. well, from the baking sun of here in egypt, let's switch to the snow of switzerland where, back in march, carmen got to experience a horse r

let's talk to phil mercer, in sydney.o—one is sleepy because there is a huge amount of excitement about the team in australia, what have people been telling you, what is the atmosphere like?— people been telling you, what is the atmosphere like? there are thousands of --eole atmosphere like? there are thousands of peeple here. _ atmosphere like? there are thousands of people here, right _ atmosphere like? there are thousands of people here, right in _ atmosphere like? there are thousands of people here, right in the _ atmosphere like? there are thousands of people here, right in the heart - of people here, right in the heart of people here, right in the heart of australia's biggest city, we were here around liam, it is now after six o'clock in the morning and people have been coming here for the last few hours. there is such a buzz, such a level of excitement here, massive booing for lionel messi when he appeared on the big screens. but there is an expectation this australian team will be inspired by playing against argen

. >> sydney powell was never able to show fraud, but she was repeatedly invited back on fox networks,al attorney rudy giuliani who also wove a false narrative about the election technology company now suing giuliani, fox news and others. >> the company was formed by three venezuelans who were very close to -- very close to the dictator chavez of venezuela. and it was formed in order to fix elections. that's the company that owns dominion. >> does smartmatic own dominion? >> we do have a relationship. we're competitors. >> were you associated with the late hugo chavez? >> absolutely not. >> have you stole elections in other countries? >> absolutely not. i can cut this short. we were founded in toronto, which is where my family was from and there is nothing to do with venezuela. >> can you flip votes in the computer system? can you add votes that did not exist? >> absolutely not. >> president trump first mentioned dominion in a tweet november 12th and recorded this video a few weeks later. >> we have a company that's very suspect. its name is dominion. with the turn of a dial or the cha

no one is venezuela's, most dangerous place became even more insecure through sydney platter. bunder, the community reclaimed public space. the organizers say their initiative showed petard, his residence, how to take action, where public services fail, jo are speedo, and k. i a surprise to see violence. reduce your empathetic. you only come on is the only way hamano. so is there adam, people like garza who take care of the portland topics, banksley necessary topics, and then we will be in upper, tattered with our home and without future dante nor to yamaha finance and not to get a muffle doodle. oh, lapi, tomantino, knuckle, we aspire to, half a more humane community with a barrel to gauge, shown with a barrier between india to help us where people feel use old on the line in ear. and we are sure when dark a we thou government here without being far off a structure, we have demonstrated great achievement, a significant import than a shift them for the people know what he for the community, for children or for them. for kate, take care is going on for parents senior, but i don't repre

with enormous fireworks. thousands of fireworks are set to be fired off from the sydney harbour bridge, costing millions and from australia to new jersey. and then of course, timing of the new year there as well. it's just often 9 in the morning. and this show you're seeing right now from oakland for the sky tower bridge was behind that was lit up with a light show and a taquila firework display as well. and from australia to new zealand, to china, what hordes of people have been celebrating and ushering in the new year have a look at these pictures and in hands the addition of a light symphony with colorful fire was lighting up the skies of bob beijing have a look at that impressive display is coming out of china tonight. 2023 is officially welcomed. crossing over out of taiwan capital, city type pay, the city government organizing new year's eve count down, of course, asking are ushering in the new year. so that's right. there is type pay 101, the towering skyscraper, and the city pac to the gills with fireworks. set off and hoping for the best. i mean, look at that. it looks like th

this is the rainbow of light over the harbor bridge , about 10,000 volleys were fired from the sydney bridge and the rooftops of neighboring buildings. thousands of people lined hong kong's victoria harbor to see the light show symphony of lights fireworks taking off from skyscrapers were synchronized with the dance of beams of light over hong kong harbor unique light show watched by beijing residents for the first time pandemic first new year in china celebrate with such a grandeur in the streets thousands of crowds residents and tourists. at the same time, given that the traditional chinese new year will come only on january 22, by the way, dubai met 2023 with a light show. on the tallest building in the world, the burj khalifa sky is 828m high, and the show also involved a huge musical fountain art. on a private island in the center of dubai history further we look at the continuation of the red project by dmitry kiselyov brezhnev's time the slow fading of the ussr the era of gerontocracy so entered history this period appeared the expression race on gun carriages magnificent funer

a starting with australia though it's already 4 in the morning and sydney, they've been up and talking for the past was already, but the city started with a big pyrotechnic display from the sydney harbour bridge. they continued with massive fireworks as well, that thousands of fireworks set off during that celebration. right, that from sidney china as well, where it's just off the 1 in the morning in beijing, baby, and celebrating people fully involved in this holiday. now, of course, the hardest edition of a life symphony with a cannibal fire was settled in the capital of phasing again in about 12 minutes, part 1 in the morning. now that the light shows on the main buildings and they will continue to show you this coverage on international. so our new year celebrations have started in taiwan capital type, pay, organize the course by the government with new year's eve, the town down of benefits, several of which of course, including a big firework show to usher in $2023.00. and i was poppy held in front of hi pay for the whole me and i pay 1. 1 skyscrapers filing display, of course, ma

this is the rainbow of light over the harbor bridge from the sydney opera house bridge and the roof ofring buildings was fired about 10,000 volleys. thousands of people lined hong kong's victoria harbor to see the light show a symphony of lights fireworks that take off from skyscrapers were synchronized with the dance of rays of light over hong kong harbor the uniqueness of the light show was observed and the residents of beijing for the first time first of the new year's pandemic in china is celebrated on such a grand scale on the streets by thousands of crowds of residents and tourists, despite the fact that the traditional chinese new year will come only on january 22, and dubai met in 2023 with a light show. on the tallest building in the world. a skyscraper, burj khalifa, its height is more than 800 m. the show also involved a huge musical fountain on an artificial island in the center of dubai . we have never lost this, even in the worst times no one does. they pray meet. here they stand, they have been praying for this for 2,000 years. and how will the bridegroom jewish? you don

lawyers for both sides appear before a magistrate in the sydney and the last couple of hours and theyl duggan is accused of four offences in the united states, including a conspiracy to unlawfully sell defence services to china and violating arms exports acts in the united states. essentially, daniel duggan is accused of training chinese military pilots in south africa more than a decade ago and he was arrested towards the end of october, he's been in custody ever since. the united states is formally made this extradition request to australia and it seems highly likely that daniel duggan will very strongly resist those attempts to send him to trial in the united states. here in the uk, the opposition labour party have just won a by—election in the greater manchester constituency of stretford and urmston. andrew western held the seat for the party in another parliamentary defeat for the ruling conservatives. the seat was vacated when kate green stepped down last month to become greater manchester deputy mayor. the royal palace in thailand has confirmed that the king's eldest daughter h

our correspondent phil mercer has the latest from sydney.ar before a magistrate in the sydney and the last couple of hours and they will be back before the court again early next week. daniel duggan is accused of four offences in the united states, including a conspiracy to unlawfully sell defence services to china and violating arms exports acts in the united states. essentially, daniel duggan is accused of training chinese military pilots in south africa more than a decade ago and he was arrested towards the end of october, he's been in custody ever since. the united states is formally made this extradition request to australia and it seems highly likely that daniel duggan will very strongly resist those attempts to send him to trial in the united states. the first episodes of harry and meghan's netflix series gained worldwide attention, after claims about the royal family and the british media. now, in the second batch of episodes, the prince and his wife have made some new, and eye—catching, revelations. our royal correspondent — nichola

it's already past 5 in the morning and sydney. they've been parting for at least the last few hours. city celebration started with a pyrotechnic display from the sydney harbour bridge and continued with massive fireworks, a 1000 fireworks. instead of being set off during celebration and from australia to new zealand were chimed in, of course as well. whereas now, just off at 7 am sure it was held an oakland where the sky and tower behind the river bridge was lit up with a light show. and why was this? what you can imagine, of course, china is already celebrating as well, with crowds of people enjoying the atmosphere and han addition of a lights. symphony with colorful fire was lit up. the skies of aging, really impressive, displayed, coming out of china. new year celebrations came to taiwan capital, city type pay for the government, organized new year's eve of the count down events of usher in the new year. a type, a one i one, the towering skyscraper. and the city loaded up the building with fireworks and hope for the best. looks

. >> and what does import say about sydney powell's election claims?, there's a little anecdote here, because hope hicks, the president's personal, aide a prominent member this white house, she did testify before the january six committee, and there's one anecdote in here, do you remember us and new powell is a lawyer that was really pushing these false election claims. she unreachable on a held -- with dominion voting systems, the company that had a lot of the voting items in this country, that they work hand in hand with a deceased venezuelan president hugo chavez. she was implicating that there is somehow some funny business, some fraud involved, because dominion was involved. of course, that was never proven, that is completely false. but when sydney powell was telling donald trump, her theory on this, hope hicks says that donald trump put the phone on mute, and explain to everyone else in the room, that sounds pretty crazy, doesn't it? so that was his initial assessment of this. laura, crucially, the president never publicly disavowed sony paul's

over sydney harbor. new zealand rang in the new year with fireworks over auckland harbor bridge. should we do the countdown with them? let's watch. ♪ >>> ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> well, those aussies, they know how to do their fireworks. >> they do. >> too right, as they say. >> beautiful. >> yeah, sydney harbour there with the glow. kind of looks like my neighbor's house. >> i'm sure. >> here's another plus, down there in australia, they are just kicking off summer, so ga-day. >> welcome to 2023. >> do you have any big plans tonight? >> no. >> it's 12:01, quick cheers and good night, everybody. >> us, too. >>> "cnn this morning" continues now. ♪ >>> and good morning. it is saturday, december 31st, here in the u.s. we've still got a bit of time left in this year, happy new year's eve. thanks for waking up with us. i'm martin savidge in for boris sanchez. >> glad to be with you, martin. i'm amara walker. thank you so much for joining us. we began this m

this was sydney in australia, with the famous harbour bridge at the centre of festivities there. kong welcomed the new year with a multimedia light show over victoria harbour. buildings facing the iconic harbour were lit up with colourful images while giant fireworks lit up the night sky above them. and taiwan launched 2023 with light beams and lasers emanating from its landmark taipei 101 building, as the clock struck midnight after a minute—long countdown to 2023. if you have celebrated already, happy new year to you. if you haven't, do stay with us here on bbc news. my colleague will be with us through the rest of the evening. before that, let's find out if it's going to be bleak elsewhere. good evening. new year's eve is upon us. we're into the final hours of 2022, and here's how the weather is shaping up. actually, there's quite a lot going on. rain for some of us, snow for others, so this is a recipe that could cause some travel disruption. so, what's going on at the moment? well, on the satellite picture, we can see this big shield of cloud that's been pushing its way in a

also the 2 and now the sort of sanitize of the feel sanitize of relations and engagement with the sydney government. but how this sort of translates to steel translates into, you know, transformative changes for people, for them is still very much up in the audio respecting design. and she's a researcher and she was skeptical about this deal, which instantly has to be ratified and sign and signed off in within 30 days. so everything has to be achieved by mid january, which is an incredible task for that to happen. this is what design told us earlier . this still isn't. it has to very little change in our reality in sudan and from what i witnessed. it has no impact on the strength or the frequency of the process . they're continuing reject of any form of military rules. so dislike them, the cotton resistance committees fox person was described that it is not different from the 2019 agreement as they are both agreements between fractions of the lead coming together to stop any realty in a real democracy in any real em redistribution of wealth. that serves the majority of his in his populat

i was always in sydney doing meetgs or presentations for tiktok, and i just wasn't there.oing 'cause, you know, i've been away for heaps of days. rory: no worries at all, thanks for coming to our library. daniel: school, you can go back and do it at tafe. you can go back anytime and do it if you need it, but you may never get this opportunity again. so, we just thought it was worth leaving school and pursuing all the business opportunities while they were there for her. roryno worries at all, thanks for coming to our library. avani: how do you feel about the fact that 5 million people are watching her content? daniel: oh, it's incredible. it's even--when she goes live. there was a time she went live, and she had 22,000 people watching her in her room, and i just--i, sort of, my mind goes back to elton john concert here, and she had more people watching her than we had at that elton john concert. and kind of, "wow, that's happening in my daughter's bedroom at the moment." it was a bit, yeah, different. da♪ hey, baby. ♪om at the moment." avani: big fashion and cosmetic brand

he joins us live from sydney at welcome to the program. so how sensitive a time is this a for the country in terms of its democracy, selection for any country. but in fiji, the election is continually sensitive for the community. the international community also is watching very closely the income and government has been in power since 2006. they came into power in a coo and since then have one election in 20142018. so for political opponents of the current government, there is a high degree of distrust of government authorities and skepticism in the electoral process. so technical glitches and other minor irregularities will be attracting a lot of scrutiny. and people very, you know, they have, they have high stakes. so this election naturally, and those that have not been in such a long time. so they wanted want to get their chance to form government. so there are international election of their lives in the country watching every step of the electoral process very, very closely. and all body will be concerned with the processes being co

and we also had sydney harbour much earlier on, and auckland, new zealand was the first one.the final hours of 2022. here is how the weather is shaping up. rain for some of us, snow for others. so this is a recipe that could cause some travel disruption. what is going on at the moment? 0n the satellite picture, we can see the satellite picture, we can see the big shield of cloud has been pushing its way in across the uk, bringing quite a lot of heavy rain. this little weather system in the north of scotland has been delivering some snow. this band of rain, some very wet weather for the far north of england, northern ireland and some snow over high ground in southern scotland. around midnight for much of england and wales, a story of clear spells and one or two showers. still quite windy around the coasts. some heavy rain for northern ireland. across the south of scotland, some rain at low levels but over even quite modest hills i think we could see some sleet and some snow. and it's possible that through the central belt there could even be some wintry weather to quite low le

let's speak now to christian layland in sydney.—founder of the football sack, which provides free journalism training to budding sports journalists. he also lobbied for fan parks during the world cup in sydney. how are you finding the world cup so far? how are you finding the world cup so far?— how are you finding the world cup so far? from an australian perspective. — cup so far? from an australian perspective. it _ cup so far? from an australian perspective, it has _ cup so far? from an australian perspective, it has been - perspective, it has been fantastic. we had a lot of wins, a lot of goals, a couple of cliches and broken a lot of records and expectations. of course, a lot of goals and upsets in other results as well. untilthis upsets in other results as well. until this morning, upsets in other results as well. untilthis morning, it was fantastic. it well. untilthis morning, it was fantastic.— was fantastic. it is interesting. - was fantastic. it is interesting. i- was fantastic. it is interesting. ifeel| was fantastic. it

australia , due to bad weather , mass festive events were canceled in almost all major cities, however, sydneyurned out to be a happy exception. and even before the new year. there, even less than an hour, the sky is already painted with bright lights, the last to enter the new year, the inhabitants of the american self, on january 1 , will come 14 hours later than on bad weather in minsk seriously disrupted air traffic with the russian capital, more than 100 flights were delayed or canceled in moscow due to bad weather. the reason is wet snow and icy conditions, the situation is unlikely to improve and by the evening in moscow it will still be rainy, but warm. from the vatican reports the end of pope benedict the sixteenth, the pontiff voluntarily left his post in february 2013 due to poor health and the scandals that then hit the church. he became the first pope in 600 years who left his post without cause of death, he is the only german in the holy see for the past few centuries. benedict the sixteenth was 95 years old. the funeral will be held on january 5th. throughout the outgoing year,

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this was the scene in australia, at sydney's harbour in the the last hour.brate the first restriction—free party since covid struck. wherever you are in the world, you are watching bbc news. welcome back. in wales, the chief executive of the nhs has urged people to call 999 only if it's urgent to try to relieve pressure on the health service. the new year is usually one of the busiest times for emergency departments. it comes amid a rise of flu and covid cases across the uk. simonjones reports. siren wails this winter, the health service is experiencing demand like it's never seen before — that's the stark warning from the nhs in wales, which is dealing with a sharp rise in cases of flu and covid. its chief executivejudith paget is pleading with people to only attend emergency departments for urgent care. in a statement, she said... a message reiterated by one health board. the pressure is on the nursing staff to make sure that we can give the best care. we're working with the a&e departments to make sure the patients are coming in through the ambulance serv

the third and final test in sydney starts on the 3rd of january., a lead of 174. kane williamson got his double century and a few moments ago pakistan were 12 without loss in their second innings. the tennis season started in australia on thursday with a new mixed team event called the united cup. 18 countries have been drawn in six groups played in sydney, perth and brisbane. each of the group ties is spread over two days with singles on the opening day building up to the final the 8th of january. the usa got off to a flying start with taylor fritz beating the czech republic's jiri start with taylor fritz beating the czech republic'sjiri lehecka in straight sets. madison keys followed that up with a 6—4— 6—3 win over pliskova so the us just need to win one more match to take the tie. meanwhile, novak djokovic has said he'll neverforget being meanwhile, novak djokovic has said he'll never forget being deported from australia earlier this year. the serbian insists his willingness to return for next month's grand slam at melbourne park shows the dept

there was only dramas, the fleet left sydney harbour with the $100.00 foot super max. he yacht narrowly avoiding each other, were just off to the starting gun. the record for compete completing the 1200 kilometer race is one day, 9 hours, 15 minutes and 24 seconds super. maxie and de comanche leads as they head down the victorian solis. gee, all right, that is all your spot for now. joe, thank you very much for that. now farmers, actors and even us presidents have all won the famous panama hat. but despite what many people believe they're not and never were from panama, i latin america is elissia newman explains from on to casey in ecuador this is the story of one of the world's most famous and yet misnamed hats. for more than a 120 years mules had been bringing to keep home fiber from the hill surrounding monte city. near the pacific coast of ecuador, fidelity by ty is a 3rd generation hat artist, cynthia, significantly. and, and it's very tough job because you have to cook the palm fiber. you have to split it and put it to dry in the sun, afterwards, wash it, and cur