that message is that we are going to be, wii, with me, thatis we are going to be, wii, with me, thath me, that is xi jinping at the centre of this economy, but don't worry because we are interested in opening up because we are interested in opening up and this is the sort of firm hand on the rudder, if you like. that was his message. one big moment in a speech which got a lot of applause was when he said this had been a soul stirring historicaljourney that has achieved a big accomplishments. that was probably the most stirring line. i think even china's biggest critics could hardly criticise him over that. the economic achievements have been right —— remarkable despite its failures. it has been an extraordinary journey failures. it has been an extraordinaryjourney in the last four decades. are there any voices in china who disagree, who say the introduction of capitalism, the various experiments that were started some time ago, and had a negative impact? he did kind of allude to the problems of it. it's not all been fantastic. for example, the wealth gap here is still enormous and ye

did you attempt to get a wii debate that itn? i tried and failed many times.is is, you haven't got a debate on mice the debate with turnovers they've all the cards. if they've all the cars. if they didn't turn up for the debate, there would be a debate. that talk about what has happened in this case. the busy debate, the one that didn't happen, why didn't it happen? we don't have all the details. as i understand it, the offers from itv and bbc were quite similar. there would be a head—to—head section and then a other voices section. 0n bbc, this was good to beat one programme. 0n itv, there was good to be a debate before and after i misled to get the others you. are you surprised that they've fallen through? we knew may didn't want to do a debate during the last election. we knew that is not the best way of doing things. many more one—to—one is with people around the country, but appears to be her strength i was a bit surprised it came forward. i'm a bit surprised that the itv four, which was still on the table until late in the day, did not meet most of what

wii and christmas day on a mild and cloudy note but at least the weather was mostly behaving itself.ay. as far as boxing day is concerned, it will stay mild in some sunshine in the forecast. here is the satellite image, the winds are also blowing out of the southwest and that is a mild direction sell out west at the moment temperatures are into the double figures in looking at europe, milder area starting to push in, deeperfurther milder area starting to push in, deeper further east into europe as well and pushing colder air towards russia which is where the really freezing weather is at the moment. let's have a look at the forecast for the rest of christmas day in the early hours of boxing day. you can see the south—westerly winds freshening here and some rain on the way but for the vast majority of the country it is a dry night and after is at six, seven, 8 degrees which is the daytime temperatures for this time of year. a touch of frost in the very north of scotland and then boxing day itself, some sunshine and the forecasts and south coast east of the pennines and parts of wales

porsche has promoted the meconis of the seriously sporty number in the compact issue wii segment now four years after its extremely successful launch the mcconnell has undergone a facelift. as all it is our current tester close needs of it says the mcconnell comes with all wheel drive of course so the handling is neutral and stable there's a bit of understeering if you take the corners fast but you never lose control what's unusual is that it's eighty percent rear wheel drive only twenty percent is at the front if you then drive on rough terrain and lose a bit of traction and the powers automatically redirected to where it's needed. but once he got. the mcconnell was originally known as the car you short for cayenne jr but porsche quickly dumped that thing evidently came to underline that the small s.u.v.s a whole new car. the mcconnell comes with porsche seven speed dual clutch transmission. when it comes to the exteriors the porsche designers were clearly unwilling to overdo things so you'll have to look closely at the front and sides to spot any differences to the first generation

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in boxing, the british super middleweight rocky fielding has made the wii ahead his fight against saulcanal alvarez. fielding, who holds the bell, came in .2 of the pound heavier than his opponent. fielding isa heavier than his opponent. fielding is a massive outsider for the bout, which takes place in the early hours of tomorrow in new york. it is the weight i am comfortable that. it is a weird he is stepping up to. i'm naturally stronger. that gives me the confidence, and also i can box, ican the confidence, and also i can box, i can fight. i am a world champion. anything can happen in boxing and i prepared the best they can prepare. the first formula he race is under way in saudi arabia. bmw started on pole. felipe massa is making his competitive debut in the sport. you can watch it live on the bbc sport website and the red button. listen out for the whistle of the car is rather than the war of any engines, it is very different, but great to watch. that is all the sport to watch. that is all the sport to watch. you can go to our bbc sport website. the manchester city against everton

the final show of the year for everybody, and it is the big one of the wii —— jumped.e 2000, but one man is determined to bring it back. we sent mike bushell to ‘the chill factor‘ in manchester to find out more. music plays. not so much dancing on ice, this is a strictly on a snow. ski ballet was popular around the world when they were opening up. evenif world when they were opening up. even if the commentators were confused. if only he would make up his mind which way he is going will stop in britain, the routines flourished on the new dry slopes and, fora time, flourished on the new dry slopes and, for a time, there was ambition of glory medals with it becoming a demonstration sport in the 1998 and 1992 olympic games. but then came the snowboard and freestyle skiing. ali was history. by 2000 or condition was stopped. —— ballet. until now, when the sega has arrived. —— saviour. a former british champion determined to give a new lease on life. it is a little bit of gymnastics, perhaps a little bit of gymnastics, perhaps a little bit of gymnastics, perhaps a little bit

into the start of the new week, notjust the start of any new wii, but christmas week. starting to be weakened away by that high pressure. bit of rain in the south this thing on monday. turning to fizzle out as the day goes on. the cloud could linger. a slightly grey day for many. the best of the sunshine north east of scotland, perhaps across eastern england. temperatures in double figures to the south. further north, a little chillier, especially if we get lingering mist and fog. finally, a look ahead to the big day and for christmas day, at the moment, i think we are facing more grey than anything else. again, the chance of fog lingering in 12 spots. chilly first thing. then we could get some lingering cloud. —— 12 spots. that isa lingering cloud. —— 12 spots. that is a festive prospect is shaping up for the moment. susan, susan, susan, thank you very much. as a pretext to make upfor thank you very much. as a pretext to make up for getting it wrong earlier on. “— make up for getting it wrong earlier on. ——i make up for getting it wrong earlier on. —— i say it three t

i think it has a lot of merit and tths very forward leaning on a physical barrier at the border so wii able to st so we're able to stop the drugs and cartels that are entering our country. you asked debbie dingell if she would support that three times and i don't think i heard a clean answer. i would vote for that. i think the tps folks are some of the most hard working people in this country. i think we really could benefit economically as a country by solving the tps problem. it's a work extense so people who came here can continue to make a contribution to the great american experience. i think it has a lot of merit. for the president, he shouds find it attractive because it's so forward leaning on his top try yourty. >> what if it comes down to a number. we were looking at the number of 1.6, 1.3 billion. something you do not support right now. you said if the senate passes what they had at that moment, your suggestion as a member of the budget committee is he should support that. do you no longer support that idea? >> that package had an additional 25 billion dollar for other borde

i don't think that wii going to see a clear division. i think we'll see more of the same of what we have already seen. only it's going to escalate. >> michael steel previous presidents when they've had a midterm set back acknowledged it. this one did not. how much harder does that make it for congressional republicans to recalibrate? >> i think every previous president said some reality and humility in accepting a midterm loss. this president only knows one mode, forward, attack, offense. as kneehe feels more threatened is fighting like a cornered badger. i think that will only get worse when he faces democrats in charge of house committees in next year. >> he seems to be oblivious to what happened in november. >> i think it's almost ten million more votes in the popular vote. >> nearly a nine-point advantage. >> that's a large margin. you go into it looking at republicans losing, suburbs in way they haven't lost before and democrats winni innin inning co educated whi ed white women in they haven't. if republicans can't compete in the su

. >> fox affiliate wii bill, thank you.state being lame duck bills, michigan governor rick ?ielder signing bills that scale back citizen initiative matters to raise minimum wage and require paid sick leave for workers. >> the business community in the state reportedly pushed for this as way to avoid jeopardizing the economy, however, opponents see it as an unconstitutional attack on voters. the seattle university school scrapping externship program with i.c.e. after a student complaint led to an onis line position. advocates of the program pushing back saying that move to private students of valuable professional experience dan springer has more from seattle. >> following a single complaint from student and online petition signed by several hundred others, seattle university's law school suspended externship program with with u.s. immigration and custom enforcement. >> every nation has immigration laws for those students ting they've been cheated. citing schools, quote, special responsibility to be peacemakers law schools d

. >>> we all remember those fur babies and nintendo wiis. >> so this is the holiday shopping item thatnts this year. it's a coat. it is taking social media by storm. it's called the down puffy jacket made in china. mostly sold out right now on amazon. fans simply refer to it as "the coat". >> people are in a deep panic because this coat is sold out in multiple sizes and colors. >> really, a deep panic? i guess the big selling point is that right there. it's got tons of pockets in the front giving you a lot of storage. it's going for under $100 while supplies last and really supplies are pretty limited. i checked online this morning. a lot of it is sold out. >> maybe if you have a lot of kids, maybe triplets, you could use all those pockets. >> here's a kid, here's a kid, here's a kid. >> a litter of children. >> you do need a warm coat if you're lucky enough i guess to have that one, you'll stay nice and warm this morning. we're also seeing some mist and drizzle as you head out the door. here's a look at san francisco. low clouds rolling by and we do have clear visibility for dublin. n

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for the rest of the wii, high—pressure dominating, ringing in some showers with sunny spells and blusteryere convicted of cutting through the airport‘s perimeter fence and locking themselves to a plane that was about to fly people from uk detention centres to africa. most of them are here this morning. they say the legislation used to convict them is over the top and threatens the right to peaceful protest. some homeless people in hull who had been due to stay in a hotel over christmas, have had their booking cancelled — by the hotel. we‘ll talk to the man who paid for the rooms who says he‘s "gutted" and fears he now won‘t be able to find anywhere for them to sleep. and the prime minister, theresa may will tell mps this afternoon that holding another referendum on the eu would "break faith with the british people", and not get us anywhere anyway. here‘s her business secretary.

this was not something that wii spectable christians did. it had to be the work of charlottans or the work of the devil. pentecostalism for much of the early history was totally scandalous. even to fundamentalists. even to most fundamentalists. if we did a diagram of pentecostals and fundamentalists, there would be overlap because they were conservative and founding their own churches and all of that but a lot of self described fundamentalists wanted nothing to do with the pent costal holy roller stuff. and then it spread to every inhabited continent and remains today the biggest and most vibrant strain of protestant christianity in the world. although despite the hopes for unity by 1920 the pentecostal had broke into different sects that disagreed by doctrine and had begun to conform to the mainstream practice of racial segregation and rolling back opportunities for women. however, now i want to tell you about an amazing pentecostal woman. one of the most famous christian evangelicalists after azusa was a woman named amy simple mcpherson an

. >> again, wii think the standar answer and the right answer is that the president cares.e cared about us in iraq in 2003 at thanksgiving and now he cares about the troops on the ground now. i would make one observation, though. the decision making process that was just described by your previous guest is absolutely incorrect. most of these decisions are typically made back in washington, d.c. with general bowtel and the entire chain of command talking about these issu issues. the commanders on the ground are consulted, but typically in private, because obviously, what you don't want to do is get the troops going, what's going to happen, what's going to happen. so i think the decision-making process was the correct way, which is consultation in washington, d.c., and with the combatant commander, a secure video teleconference with leaders on the ground. and that's the right way to do it and what was done here zp. >> let me wrap this up with hans nichols. you know how these trips work, and you went on several of these trips with president obama. when will we see, hear more f

did you attempt to get a wii debate that itn? i tried and failed many times.y debate, the one that didn't happen, why didn't it happen? we don't have all the details. as i understand it, the offers from itv and bbc were quite similar. there would be a head—to—head section and then a other voices section. 0n bbc, this was good to beat one programme. 0n itv, there was good to be a debate before and after i misled to get the others you. are you surprised that they've fallen through? we knew may didn't want to do a debate during the last election. we knew that is not the best way of doing things. many more one—to—one is with people around the country, but appears to be her strength i was a bit surprised it came forward. i'm a bit surprised that the itv four, which was still on the table until late in the day, did not meet most of what she wanted. that's the point of view of what the leaders might have wanted. given that the public would not have any views on this, it was all about mps voting in parliament. what was even the point? from the broadcaster's point of v

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the reason for that, there's more wii widespread support for the protesters. 60% of people in france. and in the united states, you're annoying, you're blocking traffic and-- >> and all the protesters sound exactly like that. >> that's my protester. [laughter] >> and they have a french accent. neil: they do. >> i was practicing in the green room, but didn't get it ready in time. >> the nature of what they're protesting is in this case, these are people who feel disenfranchised. they do-- as you mentioned, neil, and you're right. they live in a society in which entrepreneurialism, enterprise, that allow us to rise and be independent, has been overwhelmed entirely by a enormous government structure and can't impose on them. and we are going to take care of climate change by taxing your gas. why are we the ones constantly required to pay for it? in this country our street protesters tend to be arguing for more government imposition. neil: you know what's interested in all of this? and the poll numbers of all leaders, interesting whether you're talking macron on merkel in germany, or the

is it seasonal, towards end of year, hedge fund troubles, lick wii documentations and the like, but itome big investor's minds activity in the below investment grade market and if that continues to lock up how much of an issue that will be. as we always look to the credit markets, which have been functioning fine right? other than little pockets that we've discussed like high yield and elsewhere. but not like a huge issue yet. but something on the top of a lot of big investor's minds. >> for sure and we're showing the funds flow on these high yield funds. fifth week in a row of outflows. that's an exodus that's picking up and for the first year since 2015, high yield investors are going to take a loss, but we add these factors together december didn't have corporate bond sales that's unusual >> we haven't seen that since the crisis >> so we'll watch it no questions tell us what they're signalling. also the fact about if we have liquidity concerns, married with the growth and explosion of etfs, what's that going to look like everybody's been worried if you start to see some losses there

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wii here where we are today with still so much uncertainty and it has hurt the economy, don't forgetreport that said that ged economy could drop by 2 to 3% in britain does drop out and they don't have a deal. >> a lot of people have been noting that britain has been lager in the economy of europe for the last year or so now look mays office publicly insisted that it was going to head as recently as 11:20 a.m. local your time ashley today that the prospect of an overwhelming revolt from members the parliament force the premier to think again but she's keeping on. but now bloomberg reuters a number of media outlets are reporting that vote in the house of comments to approve to approve terms of the u.k.'s exit from the your honor union it was due to be held tomorrow tuesday evening but it is now being rescheduled this is according to particular with matter we don't have any -- any hard confirmation on that, correct that theresa may may be pulling this -- vote tomorrow. >> i would anticipate maria that maybe we'll get some sort of official statement from ten downing street theresa may's

>> we are concerned about allegations -- >> is it fair to say the wii in both sentences refers to the company google? >> we would not participate in any partisan efforts around in a civic process, so i don't think so. we supportedand partners to pay for rides to polls in key states and pushed to get out the latino vote during the 2016 election. how were they getting that done? they were getting that done by, according to your head of multicultural marketing, altering your features or configuring your features in such a way and for paying for rides for people to get to the polls. is that an accurate reading -- that's all i'm asking -- is that fair to say what the sentences are talking about? >> i don't know of all the specifics, but we did look into it. >> she is not telling the truth? >> we did not find any supporting evidence of any such activity. >> you said she paid for rides to the polls and they configured in such a way to get latinos out to the vote? i actually think that is all ok. i think that is just a good corporate citizen encouraging voter participation, encouraging people