wade? it is actually very interesting. , 1930 is when we see a lot of labor and delivery beforeinto the hospital, 1930, abortion was actually safer than childbirth. the circumstances of that abortion vary. if you have a physician performing that abortion, it is probably very safe. but since the circumstances under which a woman is able to get an abortion are so limited, it often meant that women had to turn to illegal practitioners, in which case it would increase the risk associated with that procedure. actually camesk from the skill of the provider. did they do the full procedure? it is those things that determine the risk. in the hands of a skilled practitioner who knew what they were doing and took the care to sterilize their instruments, it was a safe procedure, safer than childbirth until the 1930's. once you push this procedure into the black market, once you have persons providing this a legally, that is when the risk increases. steve: in the middle of the 20th century, how much wou

so there is jennie wade. my students could also go into the various shops in gettysburg, and meet other women. something that was purchasable at the time, the gettysburg barbie. this honored women at gettysburg, women who nursed at gettysburg. nevermind the fact that she had stiletto heels and absent underwear. [laughter] catherine: there we go for the gettysburg reverse strip tease. clearly there were women around, so to speak, but there seemed to be more to the story. and, in fact, there is a lot more. at the local adams county historical society over the next 10 years, really, i tried to pursue this narrative. and i had discovered that volunteers of the historical society had put together about six volumes of red vinyl notebooks, of newspaper clippings, xeroxes of accounts, memoirs, diaries, letters, all describing women's experience during the battle. the historical society also led me to the telephone number of an african-american family -- i'm sorry, i also wanted to point out that students could go to

wade shot was no good. l.a. wins. lebron and wade sharing an embrace on the court and swap jerseys.n game in december. lebron said it meant much more. >> a lot of emotions going on for me knowing i'm losing a brother in the game that i had so much -- i had so many wars with together and separate. this is my guy. >> this is what you play for here. playing one of the greatest players ever. whether we were teammates or opponents. we brought out the best in each other. the friendship we have, you know that is beyond basketball. i'll miss this. >>> seahawks in the highlighter uniforms looking for the fourth straight win on monday night football. vikings lining up for a kick and it's blocked. he is flagged for using his teammate as leverage which is a penalty. after talking it over, the refs picked up the flag and said no penalty. it was a huge swing in the game. seahawks win this one 21-7. >>> finally, the best last word with the lane violation. trying to do her best not to fall into the lane. she ends up face planting after waving her arms in the air. dave, i found this fascinating. to

wade on the left to bush v.gore, citizens united involving campaign finance regulations and some others that conservatives adore her that i argued before so i am i to think that i'm an equal opportunity offender. i have to give that speech to the justices i am met with to summarize what the point of the book was that like as a liberaa conservative justice i have to agree with your book. [laughter] that is sort of the point. if they of course disagree on which decisions they didn't like and that's the argument. the problem with that interventionism is that it delegitimized as the court and helps in congress. that's why congress isn't very good these days but it doesn't help that the congressmen and senators and i talked to a bunch of them they are altogether happy to look across the street and do the congress is job for them. number three it distorts the presidential elections 20, 25% of the voters that didn't like him voted for him anyway because they thought correctly so he would put the right nominees on the c

wade will play unseeded ryanjoyce in the next round. that's all from sportsday. the sporting interviews of the year. last month, wayne rooney talked to natalie pirks about his move across the atlantic to take the field with dc united. the success of the club has been long established. you know, they had some great years between ‘96 and 200a. they lacked, in recent years, the star quality. there was really no player that stood out, that really appealed to the masses. wayne's name came up and, instantly, you get excited. you know, everyone knows who wayne is, and the resume, and what he's about. when the name wayne rooney was linked to dc united, people knew that was a big deal. we had a sense early on that he really loved the city, had a great comfort level with it. we took him to audi field. we showed him different areas that he could find home for his family. obviously, that's a big part of the equation. "what are we going to do with the kids, schools, homes?" so he got really comfortable early on, and really, i think after about two days' time, he said, "i'm al

wade will play unseeded ryanjoyce in the next round.of local children an extra special christmas gift during their game yesterday. responding to a pre—match appeal, they threw thousands of teddy bears and other soft toys from the stands. the toys were gathered up before the second half and will be distributed to disadvantaged families in the region. that's all from sportsday. now on bbc news, one of the sporting interviews of the year. last month, wayne rooney talked to natalie pirks about his move across the atlantic to take the field with dc united. the success of the club has been long established. you know, they had some great years between ‘96 and 200a. they lacked, in recent years, the star quality. there was really no player that stood out, that really appealed to the masses. wayne's name came up and, instantly, you get excited. you know, everyone knows who wayne is, and the resume, and what he's about. when the name wayne rooney was linked to dc united, people knew that was a big deal. we had a sense early on that he really love

bush v gore was worse than roe v wade but i'm not a fan of roe v wade. >> host: what mistake did they make by getting involved? >> guest: the classic kind of -- >> host: did they not have judicial material to do it? >> sure, they had cement anomaly the case came to the court mandatorily. the court had to take the case because back in those days it was mandatory, the court had to do something with it but they could have either said we don't think this case is right, as constitutional lawyers. or they could have said we find the most restrictive statute to be unconstitutional but we are not going to legislate a grand policy-based on viability or the trimester system for all time. or perhaps they could have -- there are other ways but stick with those 2. ruth bader ginsburg, the thurgood marshall of the women's rights movement has frequently said too far too fast the court would have done better to pool narrowly. my argument is based i hope on principle but it is also based on looking at what roe won. it is controversial. people have friends have attacked me for it but you can argue that

but wrong then casually put the lakers and front from a distance he'd end with twenty eight points wade wasn't writing about go unanswered his two point zero making it seventy one seventy one as he went on a fifteen point drive in the second story was ninety eight ninety eight in the fourth before the braun unleashed this one final score one hundred night heat one hundred five the latest on probably the last chapter of the sixteen years of le bron james and dwayne wade together in the n.b.a. . cameron star joelle and bade was back with a bang after being arrested by the philadelphia seventy six ers the seven footer from a young guy got twenty four points helped by the fact that his opponent the detroit pistons are badly out of form pistons without blake griffin as well they've now lost five in a row philadelphia win hundred sixteen two hundred two. former bahrain international football hockey has been denied bail by a court in bangkok as he fights his deportation back to the arabian gulf state has political asylum as a refugee in australia but was arrested when he arrived in thailand fo

i think le bron star would still be a red and wade story he's retiring at season's and. grand opening grand closing brazilian footballer mark has become the first woman to be inducted into the hall of fame outers country's most famous stadiums the six time world player of the year had her feet frozen in time at the american rio next march to compete in her fifth women's world cup tournaments brazil is yet to win. and that's all your sport for now it's now back to barbara in london for a thank you very much for that and that is it for this news hour and do stay with us going to be back in just a few minutes with today's. day one of a new era in television news we badly need at this moment leadership and values this encampment that we're in today it didn't exist three weeks ago now there's at least twenty thousand or hinder refugees who live here on al-jazeera i gotta come in you're all i'm hearing is good journalism president hosni mubarak has resigned. after all the lies the attempts of cover ups and the high wire diplomacy jamal khashoggi his loved ones want some form o

i think le bron's star was still being written wade story he's retiring at season's and. grand opening grand clothes and brazilian footballer mark has become the first woman to be inducted into the hall of fame at our country's most famous stadiums the six time world player of the year had her feet frozen in time at the americana in rio. compete in her fifth women's world cup tournaments brazil is yet to win. and that's all your sport for now more later. many thanks the latest on the strides book shooting straight ahead you know how serious you just. architecture. and underfoot it was on the. u.s. and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of natural gas in west africa but what to do with these untapped natural resources is already a source of heated debate nothing much has changed they still spend most of their days looking forward to for the dry riverbed tonight face one five years on the syrians still feel battered or even those who managed to escape their country haven't truly been able to escape the war. my name's philip. and i and i think i'm on my p

i think le bron's story still being written wade story he's retiring at seasons and. grand opening grand clothes and. brazilian footballer mark has become the first woman to be inducted into the hall of fame at our country's most famous stadiums the six time world player of the year had her feet frozen in time at the american radio. compete in her fifth women's world cup tournaments brazil is yet to win. and that's all your sport for now more later. foreign body thanks. and here next on al-jazeera with the latest also your guy. and his story is a for the heat every weekly news cycle brings a series of breaking stories told through the eyes of the world's journalists these three reuters journalists were one of the few journalists in that were actually doing investigative work joining the listening post as we turn the cameras on the media and focus on how they report on the stories that matter the most he buys the rights to those stories but then he never publishes those stories they're listening post on al-jazeera when the news breaks and the story builds the fight aga

when two fighters clash they either put each other out and they wade into a massive flame.not think it will be around one rematch. i am fitter and stronger and he will be as well. there will bea and he will be as well. there will be a little bit of separation that will start showing, maybe as soon as the first bell. i will bring a different level to this fight and he will know he is fighting a more mature, solid, stronger fighter, better balance, better everything this time around. better balance, better everything this time around. phoebe schecter only began playing american football just overfive years ago. but her rapid rise saw her become captain of the great britain team and she has now spent the past season as a full—time coaching intern with the buffalo bills in the nfl. that's made her just the third woman in a coaching position in the league, but she's told the bbc that she's had little time to reflect on it. it isa it is a very long journey, but it is a bit ofa it is a very long journey, but it is a bit of a roller—coaster and when i moved over to the uk about six

there's been a shock at the pdc world darts championship, with 9th seed james wade knocked out by englishtriot ryanjoyce, who won 4—3. he will face favourite michael van gerwen in the last eight. despite a late collapse on day three when 15 wickets fell, the world's top ranked test nation india are in a dominant position heading into day four of the third test against australia in melbourne. pat cummins took four of them in a nine—ball spree giving the home side hope, after being bowled out forjust 151 in theirfirst innings. one of those to go was india's captain virat kohli for a duck with the tourists set to resume in the coming hours on 54—5 and that is still a lead of 346. the series is currently tied at one all with just the sydney test to go next week with india having never won a test series in the country. i'm not surprised if i don't believe

wade will play unseeded ryanjoyce in the next round that's all the sport for now. over christmas after politicians in the senate failed to resolve their differences over the budget, during a special session. democrats oppose donald trump's plans to use federal funds to build a wall along the us—mexico border. there was further bad news for mr trump as his top official in the fight against so—called islamic state quit over the decision to pull us troops from syria. chris buckler reports. in the us, some government buildings have been closed and many federal employees have been told not to go to work, not because of christmas but because of a government shutdown. senators, however, were working. they were called to a special session of congress to try to find a funding deal acceptable to all. but without any sign of compromise, democrats and republicans were left simply blaming each other. they brought this about because they are under a lot of pressure, we all know this, from theirfar left, and feel compelled to disagree with the president on almost anything and cer

. >> you don't debate people, but you wade in to the public policy. you do wade in to the policy a little bit. >> no. >> like when you say that the trump administration must not believe in science because they've pulled out the paris climate accord. that's wading into politics. >> if you pull out because you think we are not responsible for warming the earth, you are scientifically ignorant. that is not a political statement. that's a statement about your knowledge of science, and so, if -- i am not being political, if i'm making a scientific statement that someone thinks is political. no, i'm just speaking science here. >> it's entirely possible that president trump believes in climate change. >> i agree with that. >> but just chose to pull out of the paris climate accords... >> for other reasons, yes. >> ...for economic reasons. >> yeah, if he said, "we're pulling out because yeah, i agree the earth is warming, but i don't think it's gonna --" he could come up with any other reason. >> he came up with an economic reason -- 2.7 million jobs we lost b

and my book criticizes the court in roe versus wade which constitutional lies the right to abortion, criticizes bush versus gore which resolved the presidential election. it criticizes the gun control ruling in 2008 at said there was an individual right to own a handgun in your own home, criticized citizens united on campaign finance and shelby county which gutted most of the voting rights as of 1965 and more tentatively suggests that obergefedt might have been put off by the court and allow legislators to ask congress to do it. that's the thrust of the argument and is a difficult argument as i've learned that. people confuse outcomes they like with whether the court ought to reach them. my own views are extremely liberal and it's a political matter on abortion. i think that in the tragic choice between the rights of a woman and the rights of the fetus, i would air on the side of the woman but i think that decision is best made by legislators. you should win and the victory that roe created would better have been achieved in legislatures than at the court and i argue tthat for all th

wade which constitutionalist the right to abortion and criticizes bush v. gore which results in the presidential election and criticizes the gun control ruling in 2008 that said it was the right to own a handgun and criticizes citizens united on the campaign and shelby county, which gutted most of the civil rights act of 1965 and more tentatively suggests the ruling declaring the rights to same-sex marriage. while probably correct that might have been put off by the court and allow the legislatur legislatures. my own views are liberal. that decision is best made by legislatures. for the legislatures and the court and i argue that for all those other cases as well. the constitution itself calls for the resolution in congress and we can talk about any number that is the but thrust of the book and it's not merely a theoretical argument. look who's president and look who's in congress but shorton of making the monitor i entrust the fate of democracy than the unaccountable judges. it'if the rights we talk abouthe course have to often inserted itself. that's bad

wade celebrated in the face of his japanese opponent sago asada during their second round tie which wadeimself, that the actions were out of character, and that his outburst was related to his mental health. and the british rider guy williams shared the big prize at the olympia horse show last night. he was the joint winner of what's called the puissance event. if you don't know puissance, it's mainly aboutjumping over a big red wall that keeps getting taller. if you don't make it — like this pair — then you're out. both horse and rider were ok. guy williams and his horse mr blue sky, successfullyjumped a whopping seven foot four, for a share of the prize. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. we will be back with more after 2pm. let's get more on the problems affecting gatwick airport. the chief operating officer has just said that a drone was seen within the last hour so the runway remains clsoed for the forseeable future. we've just had this update from the chief operating of gatwick airport, chris woodfroofe. the current state

wade: i'm a veteran, i didn't want to admit it, but i have ptsd. and learning that i wasn't alone. announcer: support more victories for veterans, go to dav.org. narrator: mine was to see the ocean.. and with a little help... i made it. it's 8:00 a.m. merry christmas. we're celebrating the meaning behind the season all morning long. plus, your favorite holiday films from "elf." >> sorry. >> to "the grinch." which top the list. the deck the hallmark podcast guys are here with their take on your favorite holiday hits. >>> last-minute gift guide. if you still need to cross items off your list how to get the perfect present from your sofa without missing a moment of the holidays. >>> hot chocolate skin care. could the secret to a healthy holiday glow be in your hot cocoa? dr. whitney bowe here with her recipe for scoring sweet holiday

with the appointment of brett cavanagh, roe versus lied -- roe versus wade is likely dead. is an opportunity to chip it away bit by bit. there will be a conversation to do that but he made a very fair decision. rob: an interesting day and you will not see a lot of coverage of this because it goes against many articles spent about how roe v wade is dead because of this justice's nomination, thanks very much. 53 minutes after the hour. he clung to the back of a bus risking the ride of his life. why this teen said he did this coming up next. uk lawmakers will decide the fate of teresa may later today but she has to get out of her car first. the hilarious moment that may be a perfect medicare for this. ♪ ♪ . . with my bladder leakage, the products i've tried just didn't fit right. they were too loose. it's getting in the way of our camping trips. but with a range of sizes, depend fit-flex is made for me. with a range of sizes for all body types, depend fit-flex underwear is guaranteed to be your best fit. jillian: welcome pack. chicago's liberal mayor think pot and gambling are

. >> supervisor: we have dan wade from the public utilities commission to present. >> dan wade, water capital programs. you summarized the contract background so i won't dwell on this, but suffice to say the contract has been used for half a billion dollars work of projects in the improvement program. we've had four amendments. the amendments are listed here. two of them were for the harry tracy water treatment project a large project of $300 million. we had an earthquake quality identified during construction and had necessary changes. the ground water projects had an amendment in 2016 for $2 million. the projects are ongoing. they'll be the last projects completed in the water system improvement program which is 87 projects worth $4.8 billion. the project on the peninsula is called the regional ground water storage and recovery project. phase one is in the construction phase including 13 wells. it produces what we call in lieu water supply when we have excess water during wet years, we are able to provide that to the wholesale customers on the peninsula and create an underground res

christian wade is the third highest try—scorer in premiership history. was leaving rugby union to take up american football, it came as a pretty big surprise. he's spent the last couple of months in florida, training and getting his head around the intricacies of the nfl before starting a gruelling three—month training camp injanuary. he's home for christmas at the moment, and nipped in to see mark chapman and 0si umenyiora on the nfl show. so you have been in miami, we've got some of the shots from that, what did the american football coaches feedback to you after this was blue they said i happy physical attributes in my footwork, from by attributes in my footwork, from rugby and my addition to an extent, it'sjust about rugby and my addition to an extent, it's just about the intricate details, the foot patterns and knowing when to cut and within five yards, it's hijacked, not four and a half, it's five. —— five yards. i'm so half, it's five. —— five yards. i'm so used to catch get what they feel it in my hand, i'm looking around for defenders where in t

despite that, wade recovered from 3—1 down to beat keegan brown 4—3, to reach the last 16 and set upinally, scott brash finished fifth in the final of the grand prix at the olympia horse show. brash, along with his horse hellojefferson, was the only british rider in the final. and it was all going very well until hello jefferson decided that this was just one jump too far. he did recover to finish the course, though, but that stumble ended any hopes of victory. no such problems for italy's alberto zorzi, though. he claimed the win on his horse ulane de coquerie, in a time of 27.42 seconds. that's all the sport for now. more tributes have been paid to the former liberal democrat leader lord ashdown, who died yesterday at the age of 77. paddy ashdown led the party for more than a decade until 1999, and is credited with making the lib dems a significant third force in politics. theresa may said the former royal marine had dedicated his life to public service. our political correspondent jessica parker has more. the military man turned diplomat and politician, paddy ashdown cut an impres

th end in veryvery atow special moment between two eaat rivals, lebron james and dwyane wade.g off for what could be the final time with dwyane posting this throwback photo of the two playing against each other when they both played with the heat tad s.anilwi >> reporter: good morning to , u, strahan, and in allsehe t t wonever i used these words in talking about them. oh, that's so cute. and it was. it was kind of sweet last nit. merere dfted 200 they were rivals, became medal teammates, then thlsva remained friends. l, ghint t mi o of e sketball, playing each other . th crowd gave him a standing ovatioe prasop h ts.to t lakers isembrig nachted after their ep fe icin me alat-u other, jus'm ind akf ant able to be drafted at the same > ep aortitemer:s is the two nba s apsw >> one of the greatest players is a privilege he is to enter the league with me is beyond mutual, so we're going to miss flash, man. >> reporter: the men competed against each other along the wa a la alg l right, going into the gam last night, their 16-year r cor l haas a higho aidol kim now and what they hav

i think le bron star would still be a red and wade story he's retiring at season's and. grand opening grand closing. and that's all your support for the war later back to you has that right thanks for now a committee of u.s. lawmakers have been grilling google's c.e.o. over data and privacy privacy concerns summed up each eye has denied the company is planning to build a censored version of its search engine for use in china the committee is also looking at how the company handles users' data on monday google announced it had suffered a new data leak affecting the personal details of more than fifty two million users for any service we provide our users we go to great lengths to protect our privacy and we give them transparency choice and control our android is a powerful platform and provide smartphone for over two billion people and as part of that it depends on the applications users choose to use if you're using a fitness application which is to differing the number of steps you walk you expect it to send that information but it's a choice users make we make it clear

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our men wade ashore from recked amphibians. long pier extending across the reef is protection to a lot of our boys on the way in. we have a pretty good toehold on the beach, but jap firepower ins us down for hours. casualties are pretty high. but, as we found out later, blood plasma saves a lot of lives. when reinforcements arrive, we start moving up. it isn't easy knocking those japs out of their positions. they are hidden in trees, in pill boxes, bomb proofs, bunkers. we use hand grenades. we use all the firepower we have. our rifle power -- so are the flamethrowers and the mortars. the enemy breaks from cover. it's tough getting them out of places like this. we can never be sure where their snipers are placed. we take it slow, easy. this bunker is giving us plenty of trouble. we have orders to clean it out. this is what we found on the ther side. they are savage fighters. their lives mean nothing to hem. ne of our boys is hit. at night, the japs would swim out to our wrecked amphibians and set up machine guns. they got a few

wade, who made the time semifinal stage three times in the past, had a chance to win it in the previousecider and now goes on to face favourite michael van gerwen in the last eight. slovenian skier klemen kosi was airlifted to hospital by helicopter after a spectacular crash in a world cup downhill event in italy earlier today. kosi lost control towards the end of the course and tumbled through two layers of safety netting before coming to a stop. his skis flew into the air as he hit the nets, and he was taken to hospital for treatment via helicopter but did retain consciousness throughout. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in sportsday at around 10.25pm. thank you. new research shows that more than half a million potholes were reported by members of the public to local authorities in the uk last year. the rac says the figure proves road conditions are worsening. in 0ctober‘s budget the government pledged more than £400 million to tackling the problem. 0ur transport correspondent tom burridge reports. they're a hazard, sometimes huge, almost impossible to count. so, t

wade who made the time semi final stage three times in the past had a chance to win it in the previouschael van gerwen in the last eight that is all your sport now. you can find more on all those stories and who else in the sporting world recieved new years honours on the bbc it's time to check a check on the weather for the next few days and the rest of this year. many of us, not too much is going to change over the next few days. a lot of dry weather and the forecast and mild weather and the forecast and mild weather and the northern half of the uk particularly scotland, there is going to be some wind and rain. that will bring the first rain and strong winds for a time as well. the wettest of the weather will be found through the early hours. most people are up and about. there will still be some hefty showers in the northern scotland as we start up tomorrow morning. we see the black wind arrows, wind gusts in excess of 40 miles per hour. at the amount of cloud to start. we may see showery rain in the midlands and wales. but generally speaking, it's a pretty quiet start to the rest o

matthew wade and d'arcy short‘s partnership of 119 was key to hurricanes' seven—wicket victory.r exeter‘s premiership match against northampton tonight, when he'll be on the replacements bench. a shoulder injury has kept him out of two games, both of which the chiefs won, including the victory over saracens last weekend that took them to the top of the table. england's first match of the six nations is five weeks tomorrow. that's one of two matches tonight in domestic rugby union. the other is in the pro 1a, with ulster travelling to galway to take on connacht. there's been a shock at the pdc world darts championship with 9th seed james wade knocked out by english compatriot ryanjoyce, who won 4—3. wade, who made the semi—final stage three times in the past, had a chance to win it in the previous set when he was 3—2 up, butjoyce took the win in the decider and now goes on to face favourite michael van gerwen in the last eight. slovenian skier klemen kosi was airlifted to hospital by helicopter after a spectacular crash in a world cup downhill event in italy earlier today. kosi l

wade will play unseeded ryanjoyce in the next round.responding to a pre—match appeal, they threw thousands of teddy bears and other soft toys from the stands. the toys were gathered up before the second half and will be distributed to disadvantaged families in the region. how lovely. that‘s all the sport for now. tributes have been paid to the former liberal democrat leader, lord ashdown, who died yesterday at the age of 77. paddy ashdown led the party for more than a decade until 1999 and is credited with making the lib dems a significant third force in politics. theresa may said the former royal marine had dedicated his life to public service. our political correspondent jessica parker has more. the military man turned diplomat and politician. paddy ashdown cut an impressive figure, and a popular one. his success in building up the liberal democrats after its painful merger in the late ‘80s means he leaves an undoubted legacy. the action man, unafraid to push political boundaries. come and join us. he never had the slightest sign of c

in a world of big movies and conspiracy it's time to wade to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the troops the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. since he is the most pointed out for walter jones candidate. it must have been. faxed. to bush a. crystal ball but what's joined up when you go for what. you know you know. your good fortune is a creature of purpose to have played it. for. the customer because. if we have a new trade arrangements with china they may build a new foundation for they were relations i think broadly the there's of us as a problem in accepting the rise of china no matter what they do. my seven years doing drugs my nephew was still in drugs my sister just with doing drugs it was like an epidemic of drug abuse america's public enemy number one in the united states is drug abuse he started going after the users in the prison population who are we start

in off the north sea but even that breaks up, on wednesday we will see sunshine developing for and wadea frost is that in many places the judges will be lower and we have seen for a while, the fall in scotland, between five and seven across southern parts of england and wales and a frost to follow as well. turning colder for the first week of the new year, with frost and from returning, more sunshine around but most of us it is still dry. this is bbc news. our top stories: three people including a police officer have even wounded in a stabbing at victoria station in manchester. a man has been arrested. the revellers are gathering in london with one hour to go before the uk celebrates the use —— new year with what promises to be a spectacular fireworks display each in central london. here is the scene asa in central london. here is the scene as a city gears up for those new year celebrations. celebrations have drawn huge crowds to the streets of edinburgh. threes amazes britain can turn a corner if britain bracks —— backs are brexit deal. the referendum 2016

there's been a shock at the pdc world darts championship, with 9th seed james wade knocked out by englishd number 78 will now face favourite michael van gerwen in the last eight. in the past couple of minutes, defending champion and second the rock across has also been attacked by his english compatriot humphreys —— defending champion and second seed rob cross. just a few months after retiring from international cricket, alastair cook's record—breaking efforts in an england shirt have been recognised with a knighthood. the left—handed opener notched up almost 12,500 runs in 161 tests, a national record. cook led his country for 59 of those matches before handing over the captaincy in february 2017. memorably, he scored a century in his last test for england against india at the oval in the summer. he epitomizes everything that in england cricketer should aspire to be. he is an ambassador for the game. he is a role model, he is a leader and he is someone that deserves all the accolades that he is getting. we're very lucky to have people like alastair cook. there are two main like alastair

into these kinds of things that people really will not wade into except in a time of crisis, as jamil outlined. >> thank you, ben. and as you know, our committee has published a 600-page book on public-private relationships which i encourage all of you to think about as a stocking stuffer for christmas, but we lay out all the models so it would be a really big stocking. we're a big committee. so, when -- after hearing this, next tuesday, this may be more than just an academic question depending on what happens, is it true that ben's and jamil's view that congress is not going to be able to think through what new possible legislation might be required in order to make sure that we don't respond to after the crisis but before the crisis, and have you had individuals coming to the hill, asking for certain changes in order for us to be able to be more leaning forward in the space of surveillance, either from the intelligence community or the law enforcement community. >> so, after we got over this 702 reauthorization, which was complicated by the revelation in april 2017 that nsa had enga

. >> one year, four months and 18 days after she started her campaign, hillary clinton waded throughd of supporters to end it. >> although we weren't able to shatter that highest hardest glass ceiling this time, thanks to you, it's got about 18 million cracks in it. >> even when she did concede, her supporters were still so passionate and so inspired by her that they wouldn't accept barack obama. >> the democratic party has thrown us women aside. >> they were called the pumas, party unity my ass is what pumas stood for. >> it will be obama, and the veteran delegate senator had been selected as barack obama's running mate. >> going into the election, joe biden provided a level of experience obama didn't have and more important the assumption that this country was not ready to vote for an african-american president and bind might help with working class white voters who might otherwise not know him. >> the american people didn't get to know me yesterday as they're just getting to know senator obama. >> on the republican said you had john mccain who almost dropped out of the race. had n

president on trump has waded into this round yet again he's put out another tweet this afternoon he has said part of it reads the paris agreement isn't working out so well for paris protests and riots all over france but while of course the world has really been focusing on these yellow vest protests particularly in paris that's been all the demonstrations that have been going on in various countries including in france and we should be able to see some pictures now of a protest in leone and this is a call for immediate action against climate change it's called the march for the climate protest and it's also happened in bordeaux also happened even in paris and just goes to show that there are still many many people who would strongly concerned about the environment they want to protect it but also proves just how difficult it is all these leaders who are trying to get the balance right between these two sides yes they want to protect the environment in the future but at the same time they're very concerned as has been proved in france about really asking the public to put their hands in

she and dwyane wade welcomed a daughter last month via surrogate and she's opening up to oprah aboutrhood and the miracle baby. >> it's still hard to let go of that -- >> that you're not going carry the baby. >> yes, yes, and did i fail in some kind of way in am i defective in some kind of way? less than in some kind of way? >> her attempts to get pregnant ended in eight miscarriages, doctors initially contributes the difficulty to her age. >> seeing the years i was finally diagnosed with adenomyosis. >>. it's endometriosis of the muscles. any woman can get endometriosis or adden -- adenomyosis. >> dwayne grew concerned about her health. >> that's when i had to step in and say, baby, it's me and you. i want to grow old with you. i want our miracle baby, but i want you. >> the couple turned to a surrogate to carry their daughter, kaavia, to term. >> what's the one point of impact you want this conversation to have with the viewers? >> you are not alone. you don't have to suffer in silence. there's hope. there's hope. there's answers. we got them. >> amazing couple. >> what a wonderful

wade won.night. he was the joint winner of what's called the puissance event. if you don't know puissance, it's mainly aboutjumping over a big red wall that keeps getting taller. if you don't make it, like this pair, then you're out. both horse and rider were 0k. guy williams and his horse mr blue sky, successfullyjumped a whopping seven foot four, for a share of the prize. that's all the sport for now. more for you in the next hour. thank you very much. let's bring you some breaking news now regarding china and the security situation here. the uk is accusing the chinese government, along with the united states also making the same accusations, of an extensive cyber campaign targeting commercial secrets around the world. this is a p pa re ntly secrets around the world. this is apparently to do with a cyber campaign bya apparently to do with a cyber campaign by a group called a pt ten, linked to chinese intelligence, where it service providers were targeted so that their corporate clients could