this summer was incredible for team gb gymnastics. i don't think ten years ago we could have ever dreamt of coming home with seven olympic medals. max whitlock picking up double olympic gold, one of them being on the floor, which, to be honest, i think i can openly say i don't think anyone would have expected. he suddenly found himself in medal contention and i don't think even realised when he had won the gold, i think his coach actually had to tell him. and then to put that behind him an hour later he had to walk out into the pommel final with louis smith. we knew it was going to be a close contest. but louis did the routine of his life and then max whitlock also performed the routine of his life and took home that gold. i have completely outdone myself, me and scott can stand here very proud, it'sjust incredible. to come into the olympic games, i don't know what to say, i'm just so happy. to see one and two for great britain on that olympic podium was so special. the next medal came from amy tinkler. she's the only other girl that'

we find out how team gb did in the hockey and we ta ke team gb did in the hockey and we take a look at some of these su ccesses take a look at some of these successes for britain's paralympics. back at the 2004 athens 0lympics, britain had one qualifier and no gold medals. london 2012 best way to unfold. this summer was london 2012 best way to unfold. this summer was incredible for gymnastics. i don't think that ten yea rs gymnastics. i don't think that ten years ago we could ever have dreamt of coming home with seven 0lympic medals. max whitlock picking up double 0lympic medals. max whitlock picking up double olympic gold. i don't think anyone would have expected that. he suddenly found himself in medal contention and i don't think he even where lies when he'd won the gold. an hour later he had to walk out into the pommel horse final with lewis smith. we knew it was going to be closed. they performed the routines of their lives. i've com pletely routines of their lives. i've completely outdone myself. it's incredible. i don't know what to say. i'm so, so happy. to see one and two on t

you kick started the gold rush for team gb. yes, but at the same timei rush for team gb. yes, but at the same time i am very young, so you're up same time i am very young, so you're up against people who are 30, 40, 50, up against people who are 30,40, 50,60, up against people who are 30,40, 50, 60,i up against people who are 30,40, 50, 60, i think up against people who are 30,40, 50,60, i think some of them. i have plenty of years to come back and hopefully build a profile again. tonight is all about giving back to the family and the british swimming and to those people who have given so and to those people who have given so much to me. it is not really for me tonight, hopefully to give back to those kids who watched me at the olympics and to the side of me. i am not very comfortable in a suit, more co mforta ble not very comfortable in a suit, more comfortable in my swimming stuff. that is what it is about. hopefully ican that is what it is about. hopefully i can come back tonight with lots of people inspired to get back in the water. fine limit and camilla lovely girlf

team gb finishing second in the medals table in rio. we beat china, we beat russia and in the process we became the first country ever to improve on a home medal haul at the next olympic games, winning 67 in total, two more than london 2012. here's a reminder ofjust how inspiring team gb were. it is not the critic who counts, and not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. the credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena. whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood. who strives valiantly, who errs. who comes short again and again. because there is no effort without error and shortcoming. but who does actually strive to do the deed. who knows great enthusiasm and great devotions. this may be the last one? possibly, yeah. i don't want to cry! who spends himself in a worthy cause. triumphs in high achievement. who in the end, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly. thank you very much for watching. we are back on air onjanuary 3rd. in the meantime y

the flag bearer for team the flag bearerfor team gb the flag bearer for team gb at rio tinto six in paralympic games has also been noted. he's won 12 paralympic medals, including ten golds in four games and is now a sir. but as he told the bbc he wont let the honour go to his head. i have been through so many emotions once i received the letter, fear, excitement, just intrigued. i hope it doesn't change my life, i don't think it will. it won't change me but it is taking a lot of getting used to. for me, i had many operations to iron me out, 15 major operations, lots of breaking of bones, and that was before i was riding horses, and i carried on breaking bones. to be here today receiving this nomination for a knighthood is just, yeah, receiving this nomination for a knighthood isjust, yeah, really, really surreal. my team members in the equestrian canon share a part of the equestrian canon share a part of the knighthood because i wouldn't have been able to get the amount of tea m have been able to get the amount of team gold medals we have got, but also friends, family, staff and support that h

and the class of 2024 — team gb looks ahead after its record breaking performance in rio. coming in sportsday, saints escape any punishment for allowing george north to carry on playing after appearing to be knocked out in a match. good evening. a europe—wide man hunt is underway for a rejected asylum seeker suspected of driving the lorry that ploughed into a christmas market in berlin. he is 24—year—old anis amri from tunisia. it's emerged he had already been under investigation by counter terrorism police for planning a possible attack as recently as september, but covert surveillance was stopped for lack of evidence. he was due to be deported from germany back in august, but the documentation needed to send him back to tunisia only arrived today. our berlin correspondent, jenny hill, has the latest. you're looking at europe's most wa nted you're looking at europe's most wanted man, anis amri, the main, the only suspect in the investigation into an attack which shattered germany. prosecutors warn he may be armed, dangerous and they're offering a 100,000 euros —�

team gb finished second in the medals table in rio. we beat china and russia, and in the process became the first country ever to improve on a home medal haul at the next games, winning 67 gongs — two more than london 2012. here's a quick reminder of those two magic weeks in august. music. commentator: mo farah is going to get gold for great britain again! will it be britain, will it be australia? it certainly will be australia. it certainly will be great britain! as max whitlock has made history. andy murray is a double 0lympic gold—medallist. music: remind me by conrad sewell. they've done it! music: remind me by conrad sewell. thank you very much for watching. we're back on air on 3rd january. in the meantime, watch ourfilms on our programme page: hi, good morning. well, it is a chilly start to the day, that's for sure. a widespread frost across england and wales. it was a cold start to the day, but if you could brave the cold, we were rewarded with glorious sunrises this morning. this was the scene in cornwall. it was isn't by

before we go, it was one of the most remarkable achievements of the year, team gb finished second in the medals table in rio. we beat china, and russia, and in the process became the first country ever to improve on a home medal haul at the next games, winning 67 gongs, two more than london 2012. here's a quick reminder of those two magic weeks in august. song: conrad sewell — remind me. # "remind me" — conrad sewell. commentator: mo farah is going to get gold for great britain again! will it be britain, will it be australia? it certainly will be great britain! as max whitlock has made history. andy murray is a double 0lympic gold—medallist. they've done it! thank you very much for watching. we're back on air on january the third. in the meantime watch our films on our programme page. good morning. it's still cold out there, there is still some fog around if you are travelling, in fa ct around if you are travelling, in fact in some areas under the stag na nt area of fact in some areas under the stagnant area of high pressure it will bring around. different story in the west of

gb finished second in the medals table in rio. we beat china, and russia, and in the process became the first country ever to improve on a home medal haul at the next games winning 67 gongs, to more than london 2012. here's a quick reminder of those two magic weeks in august. commentator: mo farah is going to get gold for great britain again! will it be britain, will it be australia? it certainly will be great britain! as max whitlock has made history. andy murray is a double 0lympic gold—medallist. they've done it! thank you very much for watching. we're back on air onjanuary the third. in the meantime watch our films on our programme page: hello there. after the fairly windy spell of weather that many saw over the festive period, things are turning colder and much quieter too. here's the scene in highland scotland on monday, some snow over higher ground. some sunshine to see out boxing day too across the isle of wight. high pressure is dominating the weather for everyone as we head through the day on tuesday. the isobars fairl

team gb, at times, were beating everybody. adam peaty takes 0lympic gold for great britain. in the pool, the best british games for over a century. above the waves, around the bays, roaming in rio was truly spectacular. and it is great britain who are men's 0lympic champions. it is carnival time for great britain. history being written and then rewritten. these were tales of triumph, passion. britain had found its golden touch. all games need their superstars, we had plenty. some catapulted themselves onto the biggest stage. for others, a final flourish before a fond farewell. there were those that arrived as superstars leave as legends. usain bolt is going what he always does, it is gold again. the triple triple. andy murray is a double olympic gold medallist. some were making history. some were doing what no brit had done before. some award no one had done, for a very long time. justin rose of great britain takes olympic gold. whilst others, well, they werejust doing what they have always done. mo farah has gone, he is away, he is going to get gold for great britain again.

this is a reminder of how inspiring team gb were. it is not the critic who counts. not the man who points out how the strong men struggles. 0r whether the doer of deeds could have done them better. the credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena. whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood. who strives valiantly. who comes short again and again. because there is no effort without shortcoming. i'm so sorry for the people who came to watch and cheer me on. but who does actually strive to do the deed a smack? who knows great enthusiasms, great devotions —— them out. knows great enthusiasms, great devotions -- them out. this might be the last one? possibly. devotions -- them out. this might be the last one? possiblylj devotions -- them out. this might be the last one? possibly. i don't want to cry. who at the best nose in the end the triumph of high achievement. and who, at the worst, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly. thank you very much for watching. we are back on air onjanuary do there. in the meantime, you can watch our films on o

equestrian lee pearson — who was flag bearer for team gb at rio 2016 paralympic games — has also been knighted. he's won 12 paralympic medals, including ten golds in four games and is now a sir. but as he told the bbc he wont let the honour go to his head. been through so many emotions once i received the latter. the, excitement, intrigue —— letter. —— fear. from there, on which a severe disability, i had many operations to iron me out. 15 major operations, lots of barracking of bones. that was before i started riding horses. —— braking. today, receiving this nomination for the knighthood is just really, really surreal. i want my teammates in the equestrian to share in this knighthood. also friends, family, staff and supporters that have all contributed towards this. i love and try to enjoy every day. as i said before, making people laugh, trained to be a bit cheeky, i hope everybody still calls me lee. if they still say the other words, so be it. and for a full honours list just go to our website. that's bbc.com/news. a rescue operation is under way at a theme park in cal

an olympic medal, a gold one for team gb had never happened, so it did almost seem impossible, but now they've done it, it's like ok, maybe it's not impossible, maybe it could be repeated in the next 0lympics. so, they're a big inspiration to us. it's kind of weird to think we are role models for them, but i think they were hugely inspired by watching the olympics and seeing the success that we got. we've got such talent, just here, and its young talent as well, which is really exciting. so looking forward to 2020 and onwards, it's going to be amazing. another sport to exceed expectations in rio, with seven medals, was gymnastics. everybody‘s looked at gymnastics in great britain and thought london was going to be a fluke and then it would drop off the cliff. we set out to make sure that that was sustainable going through to rio, and in the same way now, we expect that to be sustainable going on to tokyo and beyond to 202k. one of the gymnasts on the eight—year pathway is 16—year—old jamie lewis. he's part of great britain's juniors, who this year won their fifth european team

there were 16 others representing team gb there. without us being a group of 31 we would never have achieved what we did. as well as the background stuff. i uncovered some of them have not been recognised. i will write a letter to get in on the next year ‘s honours list. it is full credit to eve ryo ne we have honours list. it is full credit to everyone we have and the fact only 16 have been honoured, that is a credit to wider team. when we watched that as outsiders, this is a really special moment. how would your own actions? is it still looked like something that didn't happen?” am getting goose bumps watching it. it never gets old. you can see from oui’ it never gets old. you can see from our faces that we go into shock. pure elation and joy. it is incredible. the mbe has made it sink in that much more. as well as all that, you also went into the jungle. he did really well in that. did you enjoy it? i loved it. it was tough. i learned things about myself. i love the jungle and there was pressure only to go there and be able

gb women's hockey team came on to the red carpet. they were so ready for a party. really, lots and lots of fun with them, but let's look at my night at bbc sports personality of the year. here it is. max whitlock, ladies and gentlemen! no rehearsing, no nothing. wowzers! we'd be stood here all day if we left it up to you! 0k! you look lovely. thank you. what an incredible year 2016 has been. we are rubbing shoulders with sporting royalty here on the red carpet tonight. look at this, it is the gold medal winning women's hockey team. so we are now inside the arena where as you can probably tell the excitement really is building. i have to go and find my seat so you lot need to go! we are backstage. that was a moment and a half. leicester city have just been announced as team of the year. the football fairytale for them continues. i'm hoping to speak to a couple of the players injust a moment but i better get my skates on. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the leicester city squad. coach of the year, congratulations. thank you. i was

the team talks about preparing for the cold that is soldier field coming up in sports. in gb ea cbs 58 news an early christmas celebration at the italian community center... had a ?new twist? this year. year.the saation army hosted a christmas feast for people 50 and older yesterday.. in milwaukee's third ward. it's the 16th year for the tradition. but this time... diners were asked to bring a food donation for a local pantry. :08-:12 the salvation army is always there for people and people entrust us with donations 3 3 600 diners signed up.many traveling in groups and coming bay.. janseville.. and beloit. 3 still ahead...putting up holiday lights on your home can be a tough task. we'll show you what ?one? family did to save themselves some time. making "news around the nation"--- two people are dead... after a ?home explosion? in north dakota. another person is hospitalized. the house is it appears to be ?accidental? ---perhaps caused by "propane." sheriff kyle kirchmeier :31-:38"this explosion it was pretty violent so there was definitely a big build up of gas in the

in gb ea cbs 58 news 3 randomly drug testing students in after-school activities... one school in our area already does it... but if one lawmaker has his way... it could be statewide. 3 why it's too easy to scam people for home repairs and get away with it in wisconsin..and what the attorney general tells our special report is straight ahead. our investigation into home repair scams uncovered a mountain of complaints from all over wisconsin. wisconsin.for many victims, there is no pay back..no prosecution. cbs 58's david ade investigates why and then goes straight to the attorney general..in tonight's special report. 3 over the past year, i've interviewed several people who say they are victims of one contractor who goes by pastor dave.the stories were similar. they say he took their money but never finished the job. just about every homeowner asks the same question how is he not in jail?we took that question to the state's highest ranking law enforcement official."i know what's happening here and i know that what's happening is the d-as offices are overwhelmed."whic

monday night all attention will be on josh norman facing former team carolina panthers. he expects emotion to takeover. >> i just let it run wild so whatever you see is what you get and i do know how to contain to a certain extent and then again i let the fire go inside and i don't know how to pretty much shut it offer once i get started. it's one of those things where it's going to be a different feel definitely a different feel. i know that. >> when he moved on and came to i guess we made sure we made him for what he has done and recognized for and he showed us week in and out he went out there and showed it sorry for for those guys. >> something extra normal brings to the table is deep knowledge of former team. he knows strengths and weaknesses in the secondarys that's something kirk cousins and passing game can take care of. they're facing third worst passing defense in league on monday. norman intell is something cousins has been relying on since the spring. >> it really goes back to spring i knew when we got to this point there is not much time to pull him away fro