united's site. this was a performance deserving of the premier league's top team. ce that poses real questions. fantastic game, the whole 93 or 95 minutes. we were in charge and dominated the game and played football against an unbelievably strong side. we came a bit up to stay in the game, which we do, and in the second half, we did it and did it, we were annoying. and then xerdan shaqiri got these two goals, it was brilliant. every player is fast and aggressive. the transitions are phenomenal. we had some difficulties to cope with. we balance the game after the 1—1. the whole game in the second half was when the game was progressively dying, was i think probably a huge percentage of the ones in the stadium would feel it was going to end with 1—1. arsenal's long unbeaten run came to an end against struggling southampton. they lost 3—2 at st marys in what was saints manager ralph hasenhuttl‘s first home match in charge. joe lynskey reports. southampton‘s descent down the table has led them to the alps. they have the league's first austrian manager. he has promised t

the elevator is more geared for the top unit. is this one unit with two kind of in-law units.here a way to configure this to make it three seeming more equal units. i don't mind the mass of this project. i think it's fine and appropriate in the area where the buildings are of this mass. we need to know that this is not being done to evict a tenant, and i agree with commissioner johnson we should kind of ask. i know we get the answer that there's no he vacation here, and that's great, but if this is leading to an eviction, we've been charged with kind of helping protect those units and not have a renovation proceed to an eviction. but if a building is vacant, let's figure out a way to improve it, perhaps make the units a little more equal. there's probably gidifferent ws to skin that. i don't know how viable that commercial space is now. is the space actually in use right now as a commercial space? >> no, because there's holes in the floor where they did the exploration on the foundation so it's not habitable. >> president hillis: ok

i did have one question for the project sponsor, which is if you look at this top unit the way it's signed, and some of the details, it's proposed to have a parking space and a garage and a mechanical seat potentially to go up -- so i'm curious, is this specifically being designed for seniors or persons with disabilities, the top floor? >> so first of all, i just want to say that the top floor is 1800 square feet. the 2200 includes the elevator shaft at the top of the stair and the elevator at the second floor. the penthouse, yes, the owners have experienced some health issues in the past couple of years. they wanted a unit that could be for a person with disabilities, somebody that maybe couldn't use the stairs, that they could still get out to the outdoor space, and that's why they wanted to be able to have a stair chair that could go up to the penthouse because the planning department won't allow an elevator to go up to the roof deck. also, the owner -- i know this issue was the tenant and coming up. if we, you know, just followed what the rent board rules are, is that good enough or ar

i see manchester united coming out on top against fulham. not great for arsenal. they've confirmed that their defender, rob holding, ruputured his knee ligaments in wednesday's draw with manchester united. it's likely he'll now be out of action for the rest of the season. and another sad bit of news related to arsenal today. jordan nobbs, one of the star players of their women's team has been ruled out of next year's world cup in france. to tell us more is our sports reporter emily croydon. just bring us up to date on what's a significant injury. it's just less than three weeks sincejordan it's just less than three weeks since jordan norms it's just less than three weeks sincejordan norms ruptured her and she recruited ligament in her left kneein she recruited ligament in her left knee in a match against everton. she had surgery on monday, before taking to twitter the next day. she posted a thumbs up later from to twitter the next day. she posted a thumbs up laterfrom her to twitter the next day. she posted a thumbs up later from her hospital

going to rwanda top stories. united states senate has approved two resolutions at recommending ending the u.s. support of the saudi led coalition in yemen and is blaming the saudi crown prince for the murder of jamal khashoggi. in sweden there's been a major breakthrough on the final day of talks between the yemeni government and the rebels with both sides agreeing to a cease fire in the port city of her data. and french police have killed the gunman who shot three people dead at a christmas market in strassburg on tuesday. i mean a series of violent incidents between palestinians and israelis in the last twenty four hours two palestinians were killed in separate israeli military raids well two israeli soldiers died after a shooting at a bus stop in the occupied west bank and there been more casualties and other violent incidents are a force that reports from west jerusalem. and. even without the premier of a particularly violent night this would have been a major incident now it risks becoming part of a wider escalatio

liverpool were top of the first division, leads united were top of the second—tier. -- saviour‘s day. both liverpool and leads united went on to win the champions league, liverpool have been top since and it hasn't always gone to plan. it is the busiest footballing day of the year, and league leaders liverpool are hoping to protect their lead at the top of the premier league. jurgen klopp's men are fourpoints clear of manchester city, in second, and liverpool boss has urged his team's fans not to be scared of the journey ahead in the second half of the season. the two greatest times liverpool have been top at christmas, they haven't gone on to win the league. but klopp says there is no room forfear. if you want to have guarantees, go for a another sport. if you want to be sure that it will be something really special, and you don't want to see the way to that day, make it a holiday. we —— i don't where you will find that that is not broadcasted, but find the little country somewhere. if you want to enjoy the ride, to try everything you can, to be a successful as poss

the top scoring unit, the top in the american air service, eddie rickenbacker them. the charge for so the airplane is still new. still developing but by the end we've not only seen air power develop kind of the similar types of mission sets still use today, to large degree but you've seen culture start to develop. as it evolves into weapons systems. that?y is why is it -- what is it about these aces that make them so attractive to the public? in a large way it's in response on the s happening ground. this is the victorian era. eople wanted these old school mythological heroes and it wasn't even 15 years earlier hat for americans at least you had teddy roosevelt charging up san juan hill, the lone warrior tons of gh he has people with him, i'll charge up hill in and take this an expression of masculinity and heroism and now you go into world war i is not bad. at least the popular perception is you've appening got millions of men in the front lines getting ripped apart by artillery e and barrages and their bodies destroyed and decayed by gas. dying in mud pits. all jus

food supplies donated by your top of united states soon started arriving. will shop for also an american relief worker described the situation in one region . people hit weeds mixed with ground bones tree bark and clay they also eat meat from horses dogs cats and rats and they eat straw. they're amazing and dozens die every day. the stench is appalling. by the end of the civil war an estimated one point five million russians had left the country. many of them settled in france often in paris only so. wealthy emigres continued to lead lives of luxury. among them was prince philip you support who had coordinated the murder of rusk routine in one nine hundred sixteen. how can you not feel comfortable in paris the city brightens the mind of the. yusupov was a close friend of grand duke dimitri a first cousin of tile nicolas the second dimitri had a brief relationship with fashion designer coco chanel. but there are conflicting reports on how chanel came up with the idea for the distinctive bottle for her perfume chanel number five some say she got the concept f

so the 94th was that place for the top scoring units, the top scoring squadron in the american air service. eddie rickenbacker leads the charts for them. so airplane is still new, and still developing but by the end of the war, we have not only seen airpower develop kind of similar types of missions that that we still use today to a large degree, but you have seen this culture start to develop. as it evolved into weapons system. and why is that? what is it about these aces that make them so famous and attractive to the public? well, in a large way the response was happening on the ground. this is the victorian era, people wanted the kind of old school mythological heroes. and it wasn't even 15 years earlier that for americans you had to hear the roosevelt charging up san juan hill, the lone warrior. i'm going to charge up the hill and take the hall and expression of masculinity and heroism then world war i is not that. at least the popular perception of what is happening is you have got millions of men in the front line getting ripped apart by machine fire and artillery garages and their b

president's hits they come tomorrow in twenty years from now which countries going to be tech top dog the united states or china well the united states will continue to maintain its lead because it's a country that respects rule of law and the primacy of intellectual property rights within the tax base and it has an ecosystem that fosters this kind of development and the recent years have proved that and there's no reason that's going to change given the rule of law problems that exist in china. gentlemen we have to leave it there thank you very much thanks to all our guests today they were all sterile finegold were young and scott lucas and thank you to you too for your company you can see the show again any time with the website al-jazeera dot com for more discussion check out our facebook page facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also follow the conversation on twitter at age inside story or tweet me i'll take you back at peter w one from need peace with the team here in doha thanks for watching season. the lights are on. and there's nowhere to hide isn't the easiest way t

coming up: europe's top sides await their fate in the champions league draw. liverpool beat manchester unitedlinari's crowned world sport star of the year. thanks forjoining us. just a few hours to go until european football's finest find out who they'll face in the last 16 of the champions league. the draw gets underway at 11:00 gmt. with holders real madrid amongst the eight seeded sides that won their group. beaten finalists liverpool are among the 8 teams who aren't seeded because they finished second, and they're one of four teams from england. there are three each from spain and germany and two from france and italy respectively, with portugal and the netherlands also represented. sides from the same country or that qualified from the same group can't face each other next. liverpool returned to the top of the english premier league with a 3—1win over manchester united at anfield. with the game at 1—1, xherdan shaqiri came off the bench to score twice to take jurgen klopp's side a point clear of manchester city in second. a fantastic game. the whole 93, 95 minutes, our boys were in charg

does concern me in to a certain extent because you know as the top leader of the united states seeing something so strong i think that must mean something it seems to be kind of a strategic competitor or you know possibly even something more in the world today and i think a lot of americans have a hard time kind of putting that in any kind of you know framework the trade war is affecting china its economy is slowing and beijing hopes its punitive tariffs will have the same effect on export industries in the u.s. the rivalry between the two nations will now set the tone at the g. twenty summit. the u.s. federal bureau of investigation says it is looking into a massive cyber attack that rattled the world's largest hotel group marriott the personal data of up to half billion guests may have been compromised and they hack the reservation base of marriott's starwood division for the large majority of the people affected the stolen data includes some combination of name address phone number email passport number as well as details of their state route says it was alerted on september eighth

united are seventh, 16 points off the top.times and today you had a reason for that little bit of fragility because mctominay and matic were completely out of position. to have more continuity in your attacking waves, you cannot lose the ball so easily and we lost the ball many, many times. ten—man huddersfield were beaten 2—1 at home by brighton, despite scoring in the first minute of the game. level at the break, summer signing florin andone scored his first goal for brighton to seal their first league win since october. also victories for leicester city, crystal palace and west ham. the floodlights went off twice in the scottish premiership game between kilmarnock and hibernian but that didn't stop killie moving up to second in the table. nosebleed time for them. they won 3—0. eamon brophy scored two of the goals. elsewhere, there were wins for livingston and hamilton. it's the scottish league cup final at hampden park this afternoon, celtic facing aberdeen. there are eight more ties in the fa cup second round this afternoo

they're on the news i hear at al-jazeera and these are the top stories the united states has announced criminal charges against two hackers who allegedly work for the chinese government they're accusing them of waging a cyber campaign that focused on large scale theft of commercial intellectual property targets were entities in the u.s. europe and asia. the presidential election and democratic republic of congo has been delayed until december thirty first have been scheduled for sunday but the ball outbreak in a fire that destroyed polling machines in the capital being blamed for the delay. and u.s. president on the drums defended his decision to withdraw american troops from syria he made the announcement wednesday while declaring the defeat of unsold meanwhile the views of turkey and iran so they'll be working close together on syria in the future. protests are spreading against rising food and fuel prices in sudan the state of emergency has been enforced in the cities of darth and in the capital ha turned police fired tear gas at hundreds of demonstrators near the presidential palac

liverpool will hope to regain top spotin liverpool will hope to regain top spot in the premier league later today when they host manchester unitedld after manchester city went top yesterday, beating everton. james burford rounds at the action. hundreds of millions of pounds of been spent on mac city's star—studded line—up, gabrieljesus without a premier league goal since august, but now he is headed in the right direction, with two for the price of one against everton. striker needs to score goals, and he is incredible. i'm pretty sure he scored two nice goals, and it will be important for him and for all of us. city return to the top of the table for now at least, and totte n ha m table for now at least, and tottenham are allstar —— also high after the breakthrough against burnley. christian eriksen in stoppage time breaks burnley‘s arts. spurs may be the highest placed of the london side, but west ham the most informed. it would take something special for crystal palace to take place without wilfried zaha. crystal palace to take place without wilfried za ha. via crystal palace to take place without wilfried zaha. via fetsch‘s

the united states has long been the top funder of the united nations food program since the 1960s, incrementcrept down but with violence on the upswing, there are new reasons to worry tonight. here is amy kellogg with the story from london. >> these things should not be repeating themselves in 2019. the world food program says at present it is dealing with an unprecedented sixth level crisis after a long period when hunger had been on the decline. >> number one driving force for hunger today is man-made conflict. historically it was primarily the world food program was dealing with disasters like hurricanes, earthquakes and natural disasters but today, 80% of expenditures are in war zones. >> reporter: the world food program was founded in the 60s in the us continues to be the biggest funder. human is its most urgent case, 15 million at serious risk of not having enough to eat. 85,000 under the age of 5 may have died from mel nutrition. intense fighting keeps food and medical supplies out. >> reporter: war has brought them out, dire consequences. i heard people say it is on the brink of cata

leeds united are top of the championship after an important win at fellow promotion contenders, sheffieldr leeds for a 1—0 vicotry. and mark williams is through to the third round of the uk snooker championship in york with a straightforward six frames to nil win over daniel wells i'll have details at around 5:30pm. more than 120 people have been arrested in paris after violent protests around one of the city's most famous locations, the arc de triomphe. it's the third weeked of demonstrations sparked by rising fuel prices. hugh schofield reports. another saturday, another violent protest at a paris landmark. today, the yellow vest demonstrators were kept away from the shops of the champs elysees, so it was at the top, around the arc de triomphe, that there were the clashes with police. all morning we have seen hundreds and hundreds of yellowjackets gathering here on the avenue, and then pushing up towards the arc de triomphe, which you can see behind us shrouded in tear gas. the more daring go to the front where there are clashes going on with riot police, the others hang back where we a

president's hits they come tomorrow in twenty years from now which country's going to be tech top dog the united states or china well the united states will continue to maintain its lead because it's a country that respects rule of law and the primacy of intellectual property rights within the tax base and it has an ecosystem that fosters this kind of development and the recent years have proved that and there's no reason that's going to change given the rule of law problems that exist in china. gentlemen we have to leave it there thank you very much thanks to all our guests today they were all sterile finegold and we're young and scott lucas and thank you to you too for your company you can see the show again any time with the web site al-jazeera dot com for more discussion check out our facebook page facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also follow the conversation on twitter at a.j. inside story or tweet me i'll take you back i'm at peace until the one from need peace would all be on the team here in doha thanks for watching so you soon bye bye . a recent u.n. report has g

ambassador to the united nations then the u.s. top diplomat in china then head of the cia. in the one nine hundred eighty s. he became vice president to ronald reagan. after two terms as vice president he then decided to run for the white house himself. and he was. purser wrote then defend the constitution of the united states was. and nine hundred ninety nine the berlin wall fell and with it behind curtain. bush cautiously and calmly weathered the transition he worked hard to develop a good relationship with the leader of the soviet union mikhail gorbachev and campaigned heavily for the reunification of germany. bush is also the president who led the usa into its first major military operation in the middle east as i report to you air attacks are underway against military targets in iraq. bush launched operation desert storm against iraq's dictator saddam hussein after he had attacked kuwait. after the first gulf war president bush the prove origins went through the roof but that didn't last long many americans became unhappy with his domestic policies because of tough eco

confidence building measures there's been a meeting earlier today just finished between the united nations top envoy botton griffiths and the delegation from the yemeni government today the u.n. is trying to advance the agenda of the reopening of the port of sun and also a deal a possible deal with the who these when it comes to handing over the management of the port of her day which is a vital lifeline for yemen imports to the united nations but you know the see a huge differences between the two parties about how to talk of the situation of the who these are saying that the ports or son are which has been shut down by the saudi led coalition in two thousand and fifteen should be reopened to commercial flights to pave the way also for the injured people to be evacuated whatever they decide to go the coalition has been in the past adamant you won't allow that to happen now it remains to be seen whether the u.n. would be able to put some pressure on saudi arabia when as far as the support of the poor the port of seattle is concerned and yesterday there is the base delegations were arriving in

the united states is the top funder of the united nations food program.hunger has crept down. but with violence in africa and the middle east, there are new reasons to worry. >> these scenes should not be repeating themselves in 2018. checking tiny arms for signs of mal nutrition. they are dealed with a 6th level crisis. >> it's manmade conflict. it was that the world food program was dealing with hurricanes and earthquakes and natural disasters. but today 80% of our expenditures are in war zones. >> the world food program was founded at the urging of the united states in the '60s and the u.s. continued to be the u.n.'s organization's biggest funder. 15 million are at serious risk of not having enough to eat. save the children said 85,000 under the age of 5 my have died from malnutrition during the war. fighting keeps food and medical supplies out. >> war brought about dire consequences. it's a catastrophe. i saw children die before my eyes. >> many people who grow their own food were moved off their land for safety. hundreds of thousands of muslims who f

leeds united are top of the championship after a huge win at fellow promotion contenders sheffield unitededs and gave them a 1—0 vicotry. and afc wimbledon have booked their place in the third round of the fa cup. two goals in quick succession gave them a 3—1win over halifax. i'll be back with more on those stories later. the bbc sport website has all of the current scores from across the football leagues. i will be back in around one hour. police looking for a missing couple whose car was discovered washed up on a beach in scotland have found two bodies. susan and james kenneavy were reported missing on thursday morning when their vehicle was found on drunmore beach, near stranraer. search teams are tackling "challenging terrain", including dense woodland, as they continue efforts to try and find a 16—year—old from aberdeen who's been missing for two weeks. liam smith caught a bus from aberdeen on the 17th of november and is thought to have got off at crathis. got off at crathes. police say a subsequent "credible sighting" of the teenager in the crathes estate area that afternoon has led

two late goals from substitute xerdan shaqiri gave liverpool victory over manchester united to take them back to the topunited 19 points adrift of their big rivals. james burford reports. these two sides are used to running the gauntlet. it is a rivalry united have edged over the passage of time but this new wave of liverpool players is fully focused on the march towards history. midfielder fabinho was offered his first taste of the fixture and while his early shot flew inches wide dog it floated past may and was inch perfect. never before had liverpool's front three frown the net against manchester united. no longer. this was far from sealed, the beauty of the premier league is that a crown can slip at any moment. jesse lingard couldn't believe his luck. a finishing touch after something of a double fault from the goalkeeper. shaqiri has been used to coming off the bench this season but this cameo would become more of a starring role. the change that changed the game not once but twice. a gem in this liverpool team andy thorn in united's side. this performance deserved the premier league is's top team.

it does concern me in to a certain extent because you know as the top leader of the united states things something so strong i think that must mean something it seems to be kind of a strategic competitor or you know possibly even something more in the world today and i think a lot of americans have a hard time kind of putting that in any kind of you know framework the trade war is affecting china its economy is slowing and beijing hopes its punitive tariffs will have the same effect on export industries in the u.s. the rivalry between the two nations will now set the tone at the g. twenty summit. the u.s. federal bureau of investigation says it is looking into a massive cyber attack that rival the world's largest hotel group marriott the personal data of up to half billion guests may have been compromised and they hacked the reservation based of marriott's starwood division for the large majority of the people affected the stolen data includes some combination of name address phone number email passport number as well as details of their state says it was alerted on september eighth that

liverpool put three past manchester united to go back to the top of the premier league.ncesco molinari wraps up a record—breaking 2018 by being named the bbc world sports star of the year. and this right virat kohli's century, australia remain in the driving seat going into day four of the second test against india. —— and despite. hello, and welcome to the programme. we begin with the english premier league leaders, liverpool's unbeaten start continuing to 17 matches after a 3—1 win over manchester united at anfield. shadow security came off the bench to score the two crucial goals that took his side a point clear of manchester city in second. football correspondentjohn murray was at anfield. liverpool thoroughly deserved what is their first premier league tree over manchester united since 2014 and their first under the management ofjurgen klopp. after a strong start, sadio mane started the scoring. they gifted manchester back into it after a spillage equalised. liverpool eventually re—established their superiority, that it took until the arrival of substitutes xherdan

united's side. this performance deserved the premier league is's top team. senal were beaten 3—2 at second from bottom southampton... southampton looked energised under new manager ralph hasenhuttl and twice went ahead through danny ings. arsenal had a slice of fortune to pull it back to 2—2. henrik mkhitaryan‘s shot deflected in off jannik vestergaard. but charlie austin headed southampton‘s winner with just five minutes left. it was just southampton‘s second win of the season and ended arsenal's 22—match unbeaten run. meanwhile along the south coast, chelsea beat brighton 2—1. they were two up at half time thanks to goals from pedro and eden hazard. solly march pulled one back for brighton but it wasn't enough. chelsea stay fourth — they're now three points ahead of arsenal. rangers are back on top of the scottish premiership after a 1—0 win at home to hearts. they move ahead of kilmarnock on goal difference. celtic are down to third after losing 2—0 at hibernian hibs took the lead within a6 seconds — vykintas slivka alert to slip past the celtic defence an

it shows one unit on top that no longer needs an exposure variance and a unit on the bottom that shows one parking space that's maintained, and two units in the rear. next, please. this is, frankly, the salient point. there are -- the three blue squar squares are the parking spaces that are leased in the building. and when they asked us to get rid of the spaces in front of the building, we picked up two spaces. so we have two parking spaces on the street that are added because of our curb cuts being removed. so -- now i'd like to talk to you about the procedure and the process. we followed all the notice deadlines. we're not required to go and knock on every door and say am, we're going to do -- yes, ma'am, we're required to do this. what we're required to do is post on the building of what's going on. and miss saber has all kinds of stories about what we did and didn't do, and in our rebuttal, we'll talk about the facts. the variance has approved in the consent calendar. now nothing is approved until 60's while the staff has the option to see do the notifications, but in the meeting,

it is creating a $220 million shortfall and the united states is still the top contributor to the unitednd pays more than $10 billion per year. u.s.a warning against the for any effort to influence the royal succession in saudi arabia as russian officials say the saudi crown prince has every right to inherit the throne when the ailing 82-year-old king solomon dies. u.s. lawmakers have great -- blamed the crown prince for the murder of jamal khashoggi and the saudi raving government has denied involvement. and proper maintenance of airplane equipment appears to have led to october's lion air crash. the wall street journal says they concluded a sensor on the boeing 737 was not calibrating correctly by the ground crew and the conclusion is subject to further analysis and it will take months to complete the investigation. the white house says jerome powell's job is safe. the council of economic advisors safe andsays it is they're trying to calm the markets after bloomberg said president trump had asked about firing powell. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by

the top scoring unit, the stop scoring squadron. he leads the charts for them. so airplanes are still new. by the end of the war, we have not only seen air power develop kind of similar types of mission sets we still use today to a large degree, but you see this culture start to develop. as it evolves into a weapons system. why is that? what is it about these aces that make them so famous and attractive to the public? well, in a large way it's a response to what's happening on the ground. this is the victorian era. people wanted these kind of old school mythological heroes. it wasn't even 15 years earlier that for americans at least you had teddy roosevelt charging up san juan hill, the lone warrior. i'm going to charge up the hill and take this hill in an expression of masculinity. world war i is not bad. you've got millions of men in the front lines getting ripped apart by machine fire and artillery barrages and their bodies destroyed and decayed by gas, dying in mud pits. all just so they can gain a few inches of muddy ground that isn't worth anything? that's

on the news i hear it al-jazeera and these are the top stories the united nations security council has been briefed by the special envoy to get men in the wake of a landmark agreement between the country's warring sides the u.s. secretary of state has also said that yemen may be at the beginning of a new chapter in the u.s. senate has passed resolutions taking aim at saudi arabia one that looks to end all military support for the saudi coalition fighting in yemen blamed the saudi crown prince for the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi britain's prime minister teresa mayes in brussels trying to convince d.-u. leaders to help her save the briggs it deal on thursday the e.u. said maes agreement was not open for renegotiation he says it may be possible to have some parts of the deal. right so let's go back to our top story developments in the war in yemen ending the war in yemen not long ago i spoke to out of school who is the swedish ambassador to the united nations remembers sweden as the country which is just held the peace talks he told me this is a significant breakthrough in the pe

a reminder of our top story: the united nations climate chief has warned that global warming is posingd on tackling climate change. she said this year was going to be one of the four hottest on record and everyone needed to grasp the reality of the situation. stay with us here on bbc world news. hello. more rain for parts of england and wales in the day ahead. tuesday, quieterforall, but then the weather gets pretty busy again from wednesday, as we will see. a chilly start the further north you are as monday begins and in scotland, the risk of ice on untreated services because we had wet weather overnight clearing away, allowing temperatures to dip away. as we go on through the day, this is the area of cloud. showers and outbreaks of rain moving through england and wales, producing heavy bursts, squally winds, south wales and south—west england too. northernmost counties of northern england and northern ireland and much of scotland will stay dry and sunny. 0n the northerly breeze, quite chilly and further showers running into northern scotland. wintry in nature to relatively low ground

leeds united are back on top of the championship for christmas after beating aston villa 3—2 at villa0 up inside 20 minutes through tammy abraham and a long distance effort from conor hourihane. a win would have taken them to 2 points off the play—off spots. but with just over half an hour to play, leeds hit back throuthack clarke then pontus jannsen. it was heading for a draw before poor defending teed up kemar roofe. a 95th minute winner to send leeds top, 1 point ahead of norwich. rangers are now within a point of league leaders celtic in the scottish premiership. it was their fourth straight win at mcdiarmid park. joe lynskey reports. it's more congested than we're used to in the scottish premiership. right now, rangers have celtic in sight at the top, but to keep up the challenge, they would need perfection in perth again. this side hasn't lost at stjohnstone in eight years, but that was under threat when matty kennedy put the home side in front. steven gerrard, though, is learning patience with this side. it helps with a striker who steps up when it matters. this equaliser was a

united states. her bell hearing is set for later today. let's look in more detail at the arrest in canada of the top executive from the technology giant, huaweiys meng wanzhou's arrest is a violation of her human rights and has demanded her release. affair she was detained in canada and faces extradition to the united states on reported accusations of violating us sanctions against iran. ms meng is huawei's chief financial officer and a daughter of the company's founder. canandian prime ministerjustin trudeau spoke a short time ago and says his government had no involvement in the arrest. we were advised by them, with a few days' notice, that this was in the works but, of course, there was no engagement or involvement in the political level in this decision because we respect the independence of ourjudicial processes. further to that i have not had any direct or indirect conversation with any of my international counterparts on this. and china's been commenting too — the foreign ministry spokesperson, geng shuang, said china strictly adhered to all un security council resolutions but opposed unilateral sanctions of the type which huawei is ac

president's hits they come tomorrow in twenty years from now which country's going to be tech top dog the united states or china well the united states will continue to maintain its lead because it's a country that respects rule of law and the primacy of intellectual property rights within the tax base and it has an ecosystem that fosters this kind of development and the recent years have proved that and there's no reason that's going to change given the rule of law problems that exist in china. gentlemen we have to leave it there thank you very much thanks to all our guests today they were all sterile finegold andrew young and scott lucas and thank you to you too for your company you can see the show again any time with the website al-jazeera dot com for more discussion check out our facebook page facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also follow the conversation on twitter a.j. inside story or tweet me i'll see you back at peace and be one from need peace of the team here in doha thanks for watching so you soon bye bye. in nepal poverty leaves children vulnerable and at risk

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i think normally it is liverpool and manchester city, chelsea, united, but not top them.rmance are doing fantastic, but of course the perception is different. mauricio pochettino there. sir dave brailsford believes a backer to replace team sky must be found by nextjuly to bring clarity to the team. the four—time tour de france champion chris froome said finding a sponsor will serve as extra motivation to save the team. it's believed they were only told at tuesday's training camp in majorca of the broadcaster's decision to end their relationship. sir dave brailsford hopes they wont be short of offers. they won't be short of offers. you know, when these situations happen, people say your phone will start ringing, and you think maybe, maybe, but it has! already, i have had calls this morning from people, quite a lot actually, who are expressing interest and want to talk, so if that is anything to go by, i think the opportunity for the future looks very good. yes, obviously it was a shock and it was disappointing, to start with, but i think when you sit back and look at it, y

this is the president of the united states confronting the top law enforcement officer about a case hehimself, the president, has been implicated. the president's attorney rudy giuliani could not confirm the conversations with whitaker, but the president views the federal prosecutors in new york as out of control. >>> to the markets. treasury secretary steve mnuchin spent sunday on the phone with the ceos of six largest banks to convince them it is not a financial crisis. the septembworst week since aug 2001. nasdaq is now officially in a bear market. in the remarkable statement after he spoke on the phone with the bank executives, mnuchin said none of the financial institutions experienced any clearance or margin issues and markets continue to function properly. he added we continue to see strong economic growth and the u.s. economy with the activity from consumers and businesses. all averages are down 12% in december. on pace for the worse december since the great depression. here is the thing. one, no one ever suggested there was a problem with the banking system with liquidity or f

missile 3, which is a code development of a ballistic missile killer with the kill vehicle on top between the united states and japan. so not only is it a sale, it's also a co-development. in getting our coalition partners engaged from that perspective, in other words, investing not just in buying the article with the united states, and also in the co-development of it can significantly reduce the cost of the united states and then help, you know, to get the dollars required to be able to put this kind of a capability in place. senator kyl, i want to go back to the point you made and that is how do you prioritize missile defense and what our defenses need to look like as we move forward and as budget and cost become an ever-greater focus given our deficit and given our change in congress. let's divide first into a more localized or theater kind of defense and then the national homeland protection. we need to protect the assets and the missile defense systems that can do that because our adversaries want to take out those assets as soon as possible. so we have developed and deployed systems that can

united worse. to be 18 points off mike the top of the table is fairly damning forjose mourinho. top of the table isg forjose mourinho. we were saying if he falls flat in paris against paris st germain, do you think that will be the line in the sand for manchester united 7 be the line in the sand for manchester united? it could be. i think it would be more likely when qualifying for the champions league next season is mathematically impossible, which is when they got rid of louis van gaal. i think it was the same for david moyes as well. that will be when manchester united will have to make the decision. i have to ask you, writing for the new york times, what is the perception globally of manchester united? how much their performances on the pitch or the poor performances on the pitch, are affecting the brand? financially, they do because the commercial contract have a clause written into them that they have to pay less if they are not in the champions league. funnily enough, in terms of exposure and people talking about them, it doesn't make any difference. crisis sells well, your fa ns difference.

top of the table. that's because second placed rangers could only 1—1 with hibs. there were also wins today for saintjohnstone, hearts and kilmarnock. leeds unitedtay top of the championship — and move three points ahead of norwich who were held by nottingham forest. sheffield united jumped above derby county and up to fourth with a 3—1 win at bramall lane. david mcgoldrick‘s clever lop and leon clarke's late strike. manager chris wilder said the performance showed everybody what the blades are all about. there were also wins for birmingham and bolton. sheffield wednesday and millwall were both one—nil winners. confirmation too of norwich's draw with forest. 3 goals in the last 13 minutes at carrow road. also wins today for hull city, qpr, aston villa and west brom. clan des obeaux was the winner of the big boxing day race at kempton park — the king george the sixth chase. another success in the race for trainer paul nicholls as our racing correspondent cornelius lysaght reports. paul nicholls won his tenth staging of the king george is the sixth chase, jumped to midseason championship in 20 years. the horse partly owned by sir alex ferguson. th