>> what did brendan say? >> he agreed that steven had gone under there. >> you used word agreed. >> yeah. >> so you brought it up first. >> i believe so. >> that's one of the areas that you came under fire for. >> yes. >> that you were planting things in his mind. >> yes, that's what they said. and there were instances that we did ask him specifically about things, yes. and that can happen in an interview. >> can we take that as a reliable answer given it was spoon-fed to them? >> their side would argue no. and i would say, based on the entirety of the interview, i would say yes. >> and as for the other moment that has angered so many followers of the case. >> i'm going to come out and ask you, who shot her in the head? >> he did. >> any regrets about that? bringing it up yourselves, about putting that in his head? >> there's always things that you can improve on. there were instances because of brendan's personality that, yeah, we had to talk to him about and ask more specifically certain questions. and it h

brendan donnelly staying with us. year in which we saw a heavy dose of realism, are financials in a better place? we talked banks next. this is "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ matt: happy new year. climbs matt miller in berlin with scarlet fu in new york. francine lacqua and tom keene are off today. european banks are one of the worst-performing sectors in the stoxx 600 this year. deutsche bank and danske bank arm of the biggest losers. boutique bankst, climbed the ranks of the world's leading merger advisors while deutsche dropped out of the top 10. after a year which saw crashing valuations and a heavy dose of pessimism,ybe even are the days in a better place for 2019? joining us now from london to discuss is jonathan. because we are focused on going with thend dance go scandal, let's start with european banks. are they better off now that new lows this year of in legal fees and turning revenues? jonathan: in terms of our starting point for 2019, we are trading less than eight times one your forward. ear forward. --sk

brendan rodgers side now sit third, a point behind kilmarnock. rangers, who had been top, drop to second after they lost at home to 10—man aberdeen. elsewhere, dundee beat hamilton 4—0, and both hibs and st mirren and stjohnstone and hearts drew 2—2. ronnie 0'sullivan marked his 43rd birthday by reaching the quarter finals of the uk snooker championship in york. the defending champion racked up his 981st career century break as he beat practice partner jack lisowski by six frames to one. he'll face either ding junhui or martin 0'donnell next. it isa

. >> anthony: brendan nash is a historian who gives walking tours highlighting the weimar era's more famous ex-pats. else edelstahl is a promoter of '20s-themed events throughout the city. la pustra has been called cabaret's darkest muse. he's the creator of kabarett der namenlosen -- a weimar-era theatrical event that reimagines cabaret culture of the '20s with dark, brooding sexual undertones. we meet at grosz in west berlin. though promised 1920s-style classic fare, i was, in this regard, disappointed. the food was excellent, though. germany's cool with, you know, "come to our country, get high and party." >> else: it's not germany, it's berlin. >> anthony: it's berlin. >> else: and in berlin, we say, "berlin is not germany," you know? i remember the first time i was in berlin when i was 14 years old, and i remember exactly coming here and having this almost physical feeling of freedom. like, i was a goth girl at that time, like i started to only wear black and listened to dark music. and when i came to berlin, i was like, yes, here i can be who i want to be. and it almost felt a

since his arrival at celtic a little over 2 years ago... manager brendan rodgers has won every piece of silverware on offer domestically and he has kept up that amazing run... with the club winning it's seventh successive trophy — beating aberdeen i—nil to win the scottish league cup at hampden park... alex gulrajani has more... the green and white of glasgow is synonymous with success and those perennial winners set about in their task early on. so far, so good. for aberdeen, their plans would be rocked by an injury to gary mackay—steven, a clash of heads left the striker out cold on the hampden park pitch. the game was delayed for six minutes. he was stretchered off the pitch to warm applause from both sets of supporters. when the game got back under way, celtic continued from where they left off. ryan christie at the second time of asking, celtic ahead. and after the break they were gifted the chance to make it two. the referee andrew dallas awarding a penalty for an offence that was outside of the box. scott sinclair couldn't take advantage. at the other end, simunovic‘s

from those three, you have to say celtic‘s draw looks most interesting — manager brendan rodgers says he'll be strengthening his squad next month and they'll be in a really strong position by the time they come to face valencia. kherredine idessane has more. celtic fc. .. celtic fc. the club says it is delighted to be in europe after christmas again, so how do they feel about their next opponents? valencia. it is a club i studied a lot from when i was a young coach, the last time i was there was with chelsea. that was my last time there. a pretty famous stadium. a wonderful atmosphere. would you be keen to stress this is a spanish side who have just come out of the champions league, so would you say let's be realistic here or...? it is very difficult here to present reality. there are other very good teams and nations. listen, it is a game that will be exciting when it comes around. like i say... you know, they are a good side. it is valencia on valentine's day for celtic with the return match in spain the following week. the la liga side have had a tough season so far domestically, l

that a domestic honour for brendan rodgers, make it convincing that a domestic honourfor brendan rodgers, and the run goes on. well in celtic‘s absence... 10—man rangers beat hearts 2—1 at tynecastle to move to the top of the scottish premiership, for the first time under steven gerrard... hearts started the stronger and deservedly went ahead before connor goldson quickly levelled for rangers. alfredo morelos then added the decisive touch from a free—kick before the break, but appeared to be in an offside position. rangers managed to hold on for the final 20 minutes, after scott arfield was sent off, to go one point clear. manchester city have ended arsenal's perfect start to the women's supe league season with a 2—0 win at their academy stadium... victory came thanks to two georgia stanway goals in either half... and means second placed city close the gap on the leaders to just three points. there were also wins for everton, chelsea, west ham and birmingham. woking have pulled off the shock of sunday in the fa cup, knocking out league two swindon town. woking currently play in

. ( laughter ) brendan fought bravely in "the numby wars." that's the middle eastern war you don't hear about, the mummy wamplets gone too soon, brendan" anyway, trump was eager to leave the g20. as evidenced in what was supposed to be a long group photo op, starting with argentine president mauricio macri. they're shaking hands with macri and trump is out of there. wait, here comes the trump handler. there he is, and off screen he goes. and macri says look at that blue wall. what's going on? is he coming back? no, okay. they learned their lesson, though. for the rest of the summit, trump was on one of those kid leashes. ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) while he was there, trump had a major meeting over dinner with chinese president xi jinping, seen here signaling to his third base coach to jail a dissident. ( laughter ) at the meeting, trump agreed to cancel a planned january first tariff increase in return for increased chinese purchases of american farm and industrial goods. in celebration, trump tweeted, "my meeting in argentina wit

brendan, we could say that the usmca is and a halfty 2.0. they didn't do much. but they did something and nafta 2.0 is better than the nafta we had several months ago so is this possibly going to be a winning strategy? because nafta 2.0 is going to likely pass. >> i would call it nafta 1.1. >> i get it. not 2.0. but it's still more than 1. >> yeah. and i also think that we should credit peter navarro for being a hawk within the administration. i don't agree with the way that the administration is negotiating. i wish any other administration over last 20 years had shown some of the resolve if that's the right word to use that this administration has shown. and one of the things you read from china watchers is that china is a little rattled. they haven't really met this kind of objection before. >> it is that unpredictability, brendan, that works in the president's favor, that -- china loved the fact that the obama administration was completely predictable to them. the fact that they don't know which direction president trump could go in helps us. >> i think that'

all of which, according to brendan rodgers, would put celtic in a very strong position for two huge games against valencia. there's a huge prize on offerfor the winners of tonight's fa cup replay, a meeting with tottenham in the third round. southport of national league north are up against the league two side tranmere rovers and richard askham will be watching. this is a match that means so much to both of these sites because, of course, the prospect of facing totte n ha m course, the prospect of facing tottenham hotspur in round three, harry kane and all the superstars, particularly perhaps for southpaw to have been through some very tough times and the chance to play spurs here at their home ground is something everybody here is extremely excited about. not many people inside at the moment but it isa people inside at the moment but it is a sell—out tonight which shows you what it means to both of these teams. tranmere rovers of course going pretty well under micky mellon, they will be desperate to get there as well to face tottenham in round three. the original tie finished 1—1, so

sinclair spurning another chance to make it convincing that a domestic honour for brendan rodgers, and the run goes on. well in celtic‘s absence... io—man rangers beat hearts 2—1 at tynecastle to move to the top of the scottish premiership, for the first time under steven gerrard... hearts started the stronger and deservedly went ahead before connor goldson quickly levelled for rangers. alfredo morelos then added the decisive touch from a free—kick before the break, but appeared to be in an offside position. rangers managed to hold on for the final 20 minutes, after scott arfield was sent off, to go one point clear. manchester city have ended arsenal's perfect start to the women's super league season with a 2—0 win at their academy stadium... victory came thanks to two georgia stanway goals in either half. that means second placed city close the gap on the leaders to just three points. there were also wins for everton, chelsea, west ham and birmingham. we wa nted we wanted to win today because it was an opportunity to take back some points, and to make it more of a fighting c

saturday and the man in charge may not make it through this winter of discontent it's all to play for him brendan. you're watching dude of the news live from berlin all coming up the top of the hour thank you for watching. carefully. to do good. discover who. subscribe. to. this week on world stories. cuban doctors ingenue. violence against women in china. but we start in germany does islam belong to germany the question was heavily debated this week in light of the german his mom conference one young muslim woman took a candid look at old cliches understanding how muslims are perceived in germany is the mission. and also her and the daughter of mara can immigrants she was born and raised in germany she comes from a conservative religious home sundays were devoted to learning verses from the koran by heart but at the same time she managed to follow her own interests. when i would have it was a huge deal for my mother that i should be independent there was nothing off limits no sense that you can't do this or that just because you're a girl. with few restrictions on what she could do and must have

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brendan rodgers side now sit third, a point behind kilmarnock. rangers, who had been top, drop to second after they lost at home to io—man aberdeen. elsewhere... dundee beat hamilton a—nil, and both hibs and st mirren and stjohnstone and hearts drew 2—2. manchester city's women beat sheffield united 6—nil in the continental cup... but sheffield were without 6 of their first team players... the reason? they couldn't get away from work in time! the match kicked off at 7pm, but some of the part—time players who have jobs, couldn't reach manchester in time. city, who have won this cup twice before, turned down their request to delay the match. ronnie o'sullivan marked his 43rd birthday by reaching the quarter finals of the uk snooker championship in york. the defending champion racked up his 981st career century break as he beat practice partner jack lisowski by six frames to one. he'll face either ding junhui or martin o'donnell next... it was a bit like me when i first turned pro, it could be brilliant oi’ miss balls and the top guys wi

i want to bring in brendan hurley. he's the vice president here at goodwill. good morning. thank you for joining us. we were speakin earlier. we were talking about the mission here. you were telling me that $0.91 of every dollar goes to fund a mission for those folks who don't know whatwi good is about, what's the mission? >> sure. our mission is to provide free job trading and services for disabilities and disadvantages. >> it pay the employees and to making sure they have everything they need? >> and providing the irect services to the people who come to our front doors. we offer free job training in security and hospitality services. energy, you name it, we have a variety of programs. the goal is to help people find sustainable employment. >>>rs switching g talking about the donation. a lot of people wanting to do lte. we know of people know you're going to bring in clothes, toys, bicycles and books, jewelry. but what are some of the things folks can't donatdonate? >> if it's something you wouldn't want to donate to a family member, you shouldn't donate it to goodwill. o

brendan rodgers says it might not help rangers to have restricted the amount of celtic fans at tomorrow's old firm derby at ibrox. the scottish premiership leaders will have just 750 fans after their allocation was cut from the normal 7,000, but rodgers claims that could backfire on their rivals. it can work for and against you as a home team, in that situation. i think that when you have predominantly the support in the ground, like i say, it can add something to the players, either a positive or a negative. but we just have to approach the game how we always do, which is look at our own way of working. respect that rangers are a good team. some very good results this year. like i say, we'll give them the respect they deserve and look to focus on our own game and look to play well and get the win. 0n the eve of the edinburgh derby, the two women in charge of hibs and hearts say they're confident there won't be a repeat of the scenes that marred the last match. ann budge and leann dempster have been sitting down together for the first time publicly, to speak to our sports news corresponde

put the game out of reach in his first ever in this league appearance securing a three one win for brendan. and it's a reminder of the top stories we're following for you tear gas and tension on the streets of paris as the four week fourth weekend of yellow vests protest gets fronts of major landmarks like the eiffel tower and the luther museum on keeping it all shot hundreds of protesters have already been arrested and ninety thousand police officers are standing god. germany's governing conservative party has a new laid out on a great caring bad take over from angela merkel as chair of the c.d.u. but most will remain chancellor crap camera one the role in a close vote at a party conference in hamburg. and don't forget you can always get g.w. news on the go just download our app from google play all from the apple store that'll give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news you can also use the date of a new app to send us photos and videos. you're watching c.w. news live from berlin all coming at the top of the hour i'm re

. >> this video pte facebook page of brendan edwards, and if you are a fan of the will ferrell movie "elf," you can see the same locations as the same you saw in the movie. world's best cup of coffee. feels like i love how new yorkers are, it's a half millisecond. >> i would go for it. >> found another elf? >> sure, it's that time of year. >> some people take it more seriously than others. >> dang! >> and they are duking it out with buddy. >>ty can be sweet to unfitting elves. >> free>> a he's done this in p like boston and now in new york city. >> wouldn't you just smile? >> no. i would start swinging. >> yeah, i would join them. >> even spired by nature, too. see the slick technology with some smooth moves. and a mom who is having yuletide doubts, why she's taking a certain holiday tradition off the table. >> mom, used to keep something on the shelf to keep us in mind. it's called a hickory switch. restlessness, it's gas! gas-x relieves pressure, bloating and discomfort... fast! so we can all sleep easier tonight. fact: some of your favorite foods stain teeth. unlike ordinary white

his manager brendan rodgers called the issues "confidential", but says griffiths "needs to find a happiness." leigh's had ongoing issues now for a number of months, and he's done amazing to get through, to play the level and score some of the goals that he has. but he's reached the point where it's a struggle for him, and now for us, we're going to give him all the professional help that he possibly needs, to get himself into a good place to come back, doing what he does best. and finally, england's men's hockey team have made it through to the semi—finals of the world cup. they beat reigning olympic champions argentina 3—2 in a thrilling match in india. with the scores level in the dying seconds of the third quarter, this brilliant long—ball from barry middleton set up will calnan to put england in front. but argentina then levelled in the fourth from a penalty corner. gonzalo payet with his second goal of the match. but less than a minute later, england were back in front, harry martin sending them through to their third world cup semi—final in a row. that is all the sport for now

brendan, always great to speak with you thank you. >> thank you so much for having me. >> brendan kennedy, the ceo of tilray up right now by 18%. >> wow. >>> all right. the fed's on deck. will we get a rate hike tomorrow or not duncan just protected his family with a $500,000 life insurance policy. how much do you think it cost him? $100 a month? $75? $50? actually, duncan got his $500,000 for under $28 a month. less than a dollar a day. his secret? selectquote. in just minutes, a selectquote agent will comparison shop nearly a dozen highly-rated life insurance companies, and give you a choice of your five best rates. duncan's wife cassie got a $750,000 policy for under $22 a month. give your family the security it needs at a price you can afford. >>> a munhuge boone for agricule likely to happen this week kentucky is ready to take advantage of that and that's where we find frank holland. frank? >> reporter: right good afternoon, tyler. right here bemind me, you see raw material for $250 million of cbd. it is touted as a treatment for a wide range of conditions and it comes from this hemp

scott sinclair scoring a hat—trick — this was his second to give brendan rodgers side a 2—1 lead with fifteen minutes to go. the home side levelled to make it 2—2 from the spot thanks to sam cosgrove — that was to be first of four goals in seven minutes. celtic retook the lead before sinclair got his third to make the points safe. lewis ferguson's late consolation wasn't enough for aberdeen — who drop to fourth. well that result extends celtic‘s lead at the 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 united scored twice in injury time to beat blackburn 3—2 and stay 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. sheffi

scott sinclair scoring a hat—trick — this was his second to give brendan rodgers side a 2—1 lead with 15 minutes to go. the home side levelled to make it 2—2 from the spot thanks to sam cosgrove — that was to be first of four goals in seven minutes. celtic retook the lead before sinclair got his third to make the points safe. aberdeen had time to get another but not enough to see the reigning champions go back to glasgow with all three points. well that result extends celtic‘s lead at the top of the table to three points. that's because second placed rangers dropped points at home with a one—all draw against hibernian at ibrox. there were also wins today for saintjohnstone, hearts and kilmarnock. sheffield united are up to fourth in the championship with a 3—1 victory over promotion rivals derby county. david mcgoldrick scored the pick of the golas for the hosts at bramall lane to give chris wilder's side a 2—1 lead, before substitute leon clarke sealed the win six minutes from time. well a full programme of games in the division today. there were also wins for birmingham

north asia government editor brendan scott joining us from singapore. still with us is steve davies, javelin wealth management founder and ceo. what are you looking at at this point of the world? you are on record saying you have an indifferent view of emerging markets going into 2019. do you at the moment still hold that? say lastalways month. over the course of the last six months have been fairly consistent. they have been negatively impacted by stronger dollar, but now that we are seeing more currency stability, valuations look pretty compelling. it is an area particularly as far as asia and japan that we like quite a lot for the first bit of next year. do you think beijing delivered here on these reform measures, steve? because it does not seem like the market right now is to satisfied -- is too satisfied by it. is it a big enough catalyst? steve: not in and of itself. we are still digesting the real detail, but it does show the ability of the chinese government to be able to embark andouts of stimulus therefore offset some of the contraction we ha

edwards and his brother edwards and brendan edwards and his brother ryan did this in downtown boston...challenging passers-bys....and turning side-eyes into smiles the two shared their homemade video onlineand no surprise -- it's going viral ... racking up more than 150,000 views in just days (sara) the montery bay aquarium is scoldingapple for its squid emoji... aquarium officials tweeted thatthat things are in the wrong place...and it looks like it has a weird nose. they say the 'siphon' is misplaced. that's a muscle on the squid that pushes out waste and spits out water to help the squid move. it should be on the back of the squid, but apple put it on the front. this isnt the first time apple had to correct it's had to fix problems with the octopus and lobster. adlib seven day. thats kron 4 news weekend for this saturdaymorning... i'm marty gonzalez. from all of us thanks for watching. join us for kron4 news tomorrow morning starting at 8 o'clock ... and tonight for kron 4 news at eight. (ácommercialá) sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling life can change in an instant.

it was brendan rodgers' first defeat in 13 old firm games. in rugby union, saracens narrowed the gap on premiership league leaders exeter to one point after they came from behind to beat worcester. sale pulled off a shock away win at gloucester. and harlequins scored the fastest premiership try of the season as they beat wasps by 20 points to 13 at twickenham. however hooker dave ward could face disciplinary action after appearing to spit at wasps‘ thomas young. in the pro 14 edinburgh beat glasgow warriors 16—8 at scotstoun. edinburgh ran in two tries including this one from stuart mcinally. cardiff blues thrashed scarlets by 3a points to five. gareth anscombe scoring the bonus point fourth try. scarlets have now lost their last five games. two—time champions gary anderson and michael van gerwen will meet in the pdc world championship semi—finals after winning their last eight ties. anderson beat dave chisnall 5—2 while number one seed van gerwen beat world number 7a ryanjoyce 5—1. the other semi this evening will be between mich

yes, indeed, it was quite an emotional brendan rodgers at the celtic news conference yesterday who revealed there would be an indefinite break, and indifferent period of absence the leigh griffiths, for personal reasons, reasons that are affecting his mental health. he has released a statement today, leigh griffiths, and he said he is doing all he can to come back as soon as possible a better and stronger person. he has thanked those who sent him what he calls powerful messages of support. leigh griffiths sending out some positive messages and some positive lives today, a very difficult time for him personally, and his family, but he is getting all the support he needs from celtic as a club, and from the wider football community here in scotland. he is getting the professional help and advice he needs to get him back on track. that is good to hear. for matters on the pitch, though. for celtic it will be farfrom pitch, though. for celtic it will be far from easy against a salzburg side who have won all of the matches so far in this group. it is an number liveable success story recently. spok

family, faith and friends are what really count in life, brendan. >> our relationship, how blessed we were to know, to know me. and conveying that to my kids. >> reporter: walsh said the president likely did the same for thousands of other staff members. and while he may be most remembered for presiding over the fall of the berlin wall, he says the bullet points hardly tell the full story of the man. >> he reached out to every family. every single family of soldier or sailor killed in the gulf war, air men, and wrote them personal notes or phone calls with them to express his thanks and the sacrifice they actually made. >> reporter: and in many ways, walsh says he represents the end of an era, the last great generation that came with great sacrifice. >> the former president remembered so fondly, thank you, sam. >>> the ghost ship fire siding up sizing up to be the biggest criminal trial. vernon na vernon nakahara will be handling the trial on special assignment. derrick el mena and max harris face 36 counts of involuntary man slaughter. one for each person killed. >> he's a fair judge

joining me now congressman brendan boil from pennsylvania. congressman welcome back to the broadcast. let's get into it here. you are there in your home state right now. with whom are you in touch right now? what is the conversation like? does it involve a compromise on the wall. >> thank for having me back. as much as i love being home in philadelphia i believe we should be on the floor of the house of representatives in session doing the people's work. unfortunately, we have been sent home on a 24-hour callback notice really waiting for this to be negotiated in the senate. that or speaking ryan can just simply call up the bill that was passed a couple days ago unanimous will he on a voice vote in the senate. it is so bizarre why we are here right now. because it is so unnecessary. there was an agreement. unfortunately, then rush limbaugh and ann coulter and others on fox, especially fox and friends, started criticizing the president. and then on thursday morning, president trump -- stop if you heard this before -- flipped on a dime, changed

brendan are after all no slackers or shirkers. they pressed on regardless in the second half as if it's paid off in a sixty ninth minute ah fuck screws a slot away in style who came on up and shortly afterwards he also called did excellent work to set up his fellow substitute josh sargent for the equaliser. i guess the eighteen year old second one asleep at goal in three outings who but it wasn't over yet. still alston burke's cross found bruma in a wealth of space to steer the ball hampshire usually publicans legs to be relief or wrong that were the result means that leipzig will go into the weather break in force and cherish the champions league spot while braman were understandably frustrated us i don't say that we deserved the draw we deserved to win today and this style of play we do will. lead us to battery results in the future was one consolation perhaps fortune does favor the brave right. path. it's not likely to be a nice christmas for this. the last match of the year would also be the last day is neva his inside. job. o

celtic have won every trophy on offer in scotland since brendan rodgers took over as manager — that's seven injust over two years. figures compiled by the bbc indicate that about 40,000 retail jobs have either been lost or put at risk this year. 20,000 people have lost theirjobs, while a similar number are approaching christmas under the threat of redundancy. a change in shopping habits and rising business costs have been blamed for the difficulties facing retailers. according to research from lancaster university, of those that have lost theirjob, only a third went back into the industry. john brailsford was made redundant earlier this year by carpet right. this is his story. i'mjohn. i've worked in retail forjust over 42 years. i've been made redundant five times, most recently this year with carpet right. very first thought, "uh—oh, here we go again". wasn't foreseen, it came completely out of the blue. and i just learned to take a step back. i couldn't affect it, find myself another job, dust myself down, carry on. watch that rug. i'm still working in retail because somebody onc

you one and this is why brendan. let me complete with the last question what do we wish for one another i mentioned you know if you want to give me what i wish for all of us is that even an eye doctor. no matter how down the challenges no matter how strong the attacks outside that we never forget what christian democratic attitude is. thank you thank god. democrats. never exclude anyone even if. you say thank you democrat christian democrats and this. we certainly do that but we never hatred and we never put other people to. hear them or call christian democrats are not to distinguish between and dignity of other human beings and we never play one group of people off against another. thank you because they will cotton fine your engine democrats do not navel gaze and they are selfish and looking at ourselves we serve the people who live in this country. to come once i look up follow the future will demand everything of us everything we have to preserve our. values and we can only shape the future well if we are not su

: in washington state, where some of berreth's family lives, a vigil was held by her brother-in-law brendan kindle. >> if they see her anywhere, please, please, say something. >> reporter: online, thousands are following a facebook page dedicated to the search that is regularly posting pictures and updates on her case. her brother traveled to colorado to help find her, posting, "after arriving at kelsey's house last night and combing through her things, we know one thing is certain, kelsey did not pack to go anywhere. all luggage is here, her purse is all that seems to have gone." berreth's cars are still in colorado, and police tell me they have searched her home for clues and are working closely with the family to learn more about her, including her life on social media and anyone she has been in contact with. elaine? >> quijano: mireya, thank you. there was a massive cleanup in paris sunday following another day of violent protests. cars were burned and windows smashed across the city. hundreds of protesters spent the night in jail. the protests started a month ago over a gas tax, but no

brendan rodgers‘ team are currently one point ahead at the top. if celtic fail to win, rangers could leapfrog them with victory over hibernian at ibrox. australia opening batsmen cameron ba ncroft australia opening batsmen cameron bancroft has confirmed david warner was the one to suggest the judge tamper with the ball during australia‘s test match in south africa earlier this year. bancroft was caught on camera trying to manipulate the ball with sandpaper and suspended for nine months. he told adam gilchrist on fox sports that warner had asked him to manipulate the ball. he readily agreed. bancroft said he did not know any better and just wanted to fit in and feel valued. warner and steve smith received a 12 month suspension each. back home, waiting patiently, the seven—year—old, is making his comeback at the big boxing day race, the king george vi race at kempton. he beat a cue card in february. he is finally getting the chance to compete again and is relishing been back in the spotlight. brian hughes is on board. the big favourites will b

a huge thank you to matt jensen, james williams, corey misrevy, sell left gold, sam lyman, brendan chestnut, christian mcclintock, jacob olidort it aally riding, nick clausen, jeff finegan, rick james, bailey flinten, abdul katumby, karen lamontaine, norm pollas, jordan marcus, marco robins and samantha rouse. this truly is the best staff on capitol hill in my opinion. last and most importantly, i wish to thank my father in heaven who has allowed me to serve much longer than my detrackers who have hoped. each time i walk into this chamber, i am humbled by the symbolic significance of it all. i am reminded of the passage of scripture, one of my favorites, for of him, unto much is given, much is expected. or much is required. truly god has given me so much. in return, i've tried to give back as much as i could. i hope he will accept my best efforts. before i get even more sentimental, i would note that this is a final floor speech, not a final goodbye. three weeks from now, i will no longer hold office. but i will continue to hold a special place in my heart for all of you. for all of my coll

looking for concessions on her breaks that agreement but european leaders showed no sign of budging paul brendan's been looking at her british m.p.'s on the media are reacting. members of parliament scatter around the country to the constituencies and mull over local issues you know housing benefits joblessness that kind of things but no doubt bracks it is dominating the headlines and the thoughts all rattled through a couple of the headlines from the newspapers here in the u.k. here's the times rich leads with may's deal is dead it says the cabinet has agreed that may's deal is dead but they can't agree what kind of alternative proposal should take its place in the guardian it says angry and bruised may returns empty handed the guardian saying she's been left brutally exposed by the failure to find some kind of compromise from the european union on the very breck's it approach daily express says why the hell do we bother that is why the hell do we bother trying to find an accommodation with the european union the express would prefer just to go for a hard breck's it's the article it's getting pro

ryanjack scored the goal to inflict a first defeat for celtic manager brendan rodgers is 13 auld firm games. hearts beat hibs1—0 at easter road in the edinburgh derby, 0lly lee with the goal. the result moves hearts up a place to fifth. scottish police hibs say they will do everything they can to identify a supporter who appeared to racially abuse hearts' clevid dikamona during the match. tv pictures caught a home fan apparently shouting at the frenchman. alex dombrandt scored the fastest premiership try of the season so far as harlequins beat wasps by 20 points to 13 at twickenham. dombrandt crossed the line after just 50 seconds. quins' victory ensured they'll finish the year in the top four. wasps have now won just once in 13 matches. after exeter‘s surprise defeat on friday to northampton, second placed saracens have trimmed the gap at the top to a point after beating worcester, while sale beat gloucester 30 points to 15. in the pro 1a, edinburgh beat glasgow warriors 16—8 at scotstoun. it means that edinburgh retain the 1872 cup, the oldest inter—district rugby series in

time as he receives help with ongoing issues, including some relating to his mental health manager brendan rodgers has said, while elsewhere, milan and sevilla can both go through. in case you missed it, manchester city moved through to the last 16 of the champions league as group winners beating hoffenheim 2—1. leroy sane scored twice after the germans had taken the lead, while lyon snuck through in second place in group f thanks to a nabil fekir goal that helped them draw 1—1 with shakhtar donetsk while the draw takes place next monday. the future of team sky, the british road racing team, is in doubt after broadcaster sky announced it will withdraw backing at the end of 2019. they've dominated the sport since their launch in 2010. in that time they've amassed 322 victories, including eight grand tour successes. that includes tour de france wins with sir bradley wiggins, chris froome and geraint thomas. you can get all the latest sports news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the team, that is your thursday sport briefing. that is indeed. banks, tulsen

brendan rodgers's first defeat in 13 games. hearts beat hibs1—0 at easter road in the edinburgh derby. olly lee scored the only goal there. however, the match was overshadowed by alleged racial abuse against hearts player clevid dikamona. a 64—year—old hibs fan has been arrested. india's cricketers have beaten australia in melbourne to go 2—1 up in the four test series. australia still needed 1111 more runs to win at the start of the final day, but only had two wickets remaining and they lost both of those for just three runs. it was the first time india have won a test match in melbourne since 1981. staying with cricket, asutralia's cameron bancroft could manage only two on his competitve return to the sport this morning. bancroft was one of three players banned for ball tampering during a test match against south africa last march. he's playing for perth scorchers against hobart hurricanes this morning, but was out after facing just three balls. two—time champions gary anderson and michael van gerwen will meet in th

it was brendan rodgers‘ first defeat in 13 old firm games. hearts beat hibs1—0 at easter road in the edinburgh derby. olly lee scored the only goal there. however, the match was overshadowed by alleged racial abuse against hearts player clevid dikamona. a 64—year—old hibs fan has been arrested. india's cricketers have beaten australia in melbourne to go 2—1 up in the four test series. australia still needed 1111 more runs to win at the start of the final day, but only had two wickets remaining and they lost both of those for just three runs. it was the first time india have won a test match in melbourne since 1981. we always knew that we can do this, so we are very happy. but we are not shocked or very surprised by what has happened. we always believed this was very possible, because of the talent we have in the side and the mindset we have carried for the last 12 months, regardless of what has been said. regardless of the mistakes we have made. but our mindset never shifted once. staying with cricket, asutralia's cameron bancroft cou

brendan rodgers's side are currently one point clear at the top but a win for the dons would take them level on points. if celtic fail to win, second—placed rangers could go above them with victory over hibernian at ibrox. australia opening batsman cameron bancroft has david warner was the one to suggest he should tamper with the ball, during australia's test match in south africa. bancroft was caught on camera trying to manipulate the ball, with sandpaper, and was later suspended for 9 months. now he's told former australia wicketkeeper adam gilchrist on fox sports that warner had asked him to manipulate the ball and he had readily agreed. bancroft says he did not know any better, and just wanted to fit in, and feel valued. warner and australia test captain steve smith received 12 month suspensions. as for the current christmas test match, india closed the first day of their third test against australia on 215—2. the tourists had the better of the opening days play in melbourne. cheteshwar pujara 68 not out and virat kohli unbeaten on a7. after the two built, on an impressive 76 f

four goals in the first half for brendan rodgers side with james forrest putting his second away after the break to put the champions back at the top. elsewhere in the scottish premiership. livingston's great season continues as they beat st mirren. they're now comfortably mid—table after being promoted last season. aberdeen can't keep any kind of consistency, they lost to stjohnstone. hibs and hearts both won as well. it's tight at the top of the championship. norwich still lead after they beat bolton. but leeds are still hot on their heels after they came from behind to beat queen's park rangers. the finals of all finals, between two of the world's biggest rivals is set to finally take place tomorrow — two weeks after it was supposed to. it is of course the second leg of the copa libatadores final between boca juniors and river plate. after weeks of uncertainty, it's moved to the other side of the world in madrid — depite plenty of protestation.. perhaps now the attention can turn to football. craig templeton reports. 10,000 km from home. it was not supposed to be like this. bu

scott sinclair scored a hat—trick in the victory — this was his second to give brendan rodgers side a 2—1 lead with fifteen minutes to go. the home side levelled to make it 2—2 from the spot thanks to sam cosgrove — that was to be first of four goals in seven minutes. celtic retook the lead before sinclair got his third to make the points safe. aberdeen had time to get another but not enough to see the reigning champions go back to glasgow with all three points. (gfx) well that results cements celtic‘s place at the top of the table. second placed rangers are also in action and lead hibernian one—nil at ibrox. you can follow all of those matches on the bbc sport website. australia opening batsman cameron bancroft has told fox sports it was david warner who told him to tamper with the ball during the test between australia and south africa in march. bancroft was later banned for nine months for attempting to manipulate the ball with sandpaper. warner and then captain steve smith were both banned for a year. bancroft was speaking to former australia wicketkeeper adam gilchrist

the victory means a seventh straight domestic trophy for the celtic manager brendan rodgers, as chris mclaughlin reports. afamiliar a familiar sight, and aberdeen and celtic final. most had already predicted the outcome, somewhere affecting a thumping. the early signs sure they could be right. tomovic, so often the hammer of the dons, denied by the postal stopovers to bea dons, denied by the postal stopovers to be a battle, gary mackay—steven a casualty. the latest is though that is fine. just before the interval, the man who spent time on loan at aberdeen got the goal that was to make the difference. but instead of crumbling, aberdeen pushed on, but luck and the woodwork conspired against them. was this a penalty? one ball handball, yes, outside the box, probably. it was given, sinckler usually scores them, joe lewis was having none of it. celtic‘s march to the treble treble has begun. it is time to pop out of the room if you don't want to know the day's premier league results as match of the day two follows soon on bbc one. there were three derbies today, an enthralling encounte

gerrard getting the better of his former boss, brendan rodgers. rangers are back in the title race is on. david 0rnstein, bbc news. elsewhere, hibernian say they will do everything they can to identify a supporter who appeared to racially abuse hearts‘ french player clevid dikamona during their 1—0 edinburgh derby defeat at easter road. match of the day follows this programme, so if you'd rather wait for today's premier league scores, you know what to do. liverpool have moved nine points clear at the top this evening after a 5—1 hammering of arsenal at anfield. the visitors had led briefly, before goals from mohammed salah, sadio mane and a hat—trick from roberto firmino. earlier, second—placed tottenham missed the chance to close the gap as wolves scored three in 18 minutes to come from behind and win at wembley. at the other end, there were potentially priceless late victories for fulham and cardiff. in rugby union's pro14, cardiff upset scarlets in west wales while edinburgh did the same at glasgow. and in england's premiership, harle

the result means celtic have won every trophy on offer in scotland since brendan rodgers took over as managerjust over 2 years ago... while celtic were busy celebrating, rangers fans were happy to see their side go top of the scottish premiership. a 2—1win away at hearts has taken steven gerrard's side a point clear of their glasgow rivals. tyson fury says the the world knows who the real wbc champion is and believes the decision was a gift for deontay wilder, after the ringsidejudges scored their heavyweight title fight as a controversial draw. fury was ahead on two of the judges' scorecards before he was dropped by wilder with a big right hand in the 12th, and final round of the fight. but despite the heavy blow fury managed to get to his feet and finish the fight. and in the aftermath fury called for a rematch. it what —— it was what it was and i enjoyed every second i won't claim screaming daylight robbery, and leave the audience to think what they think, but two men tried their guts out. we train for ten weeks, away from our families and put the sacrifices in and came in gr

brendan rodgers's side are currently one point clear at the top but a win for the dons would take them level on points. if celtic fail to win, second—placed rangers could go above them with victory over hibernian at ibrox. india took early control of the third test against australia in melbourne. the tourists won the toss and decided to bat first. australia only took two wickets, both thanks to pat cummins. debuta nt mayank agarwal and cheteshwar pujara both made half centuries to take india's total to 215—2 at the close with pujara not out on 68. the series is tied at one test all. it's been a year dominated down under by the ball tampering scandal and now cameron bancroft has revealed that david warner was the one to suggest he should tamper with the ball, during australia's test match in south africa. bancroft was caught on camera trying to manipulate the ball, with sandpaper, and was later suspended for 9 months. now he's told former australia wicketkeeper adam gilchrist on fox sports that warner had asked him to manipulate the ball and he had readily agreed. bancroft says he d

game, with the leaders celtic beating aberdeen a—3, scott sinclair got a hat trick his second on the brendan rodgers site with it 21 lead with 50 minutes to go, the home side leveled it to make it to all from the spot next to sam cosgrove. that was to be the first of four goals in seven minutes, celtic retook the lead forcing a player to get his third to make the point safe, aberdeen had time to get another, but they did hang denied them three points. that extends them to the top of the table with three points because second—place range drops points at home with a draw against them, forcing johnson hearts and colonic. he is one the king george chase, trained by paul nicholls was a 16-1 chase, trained by paul nicholls was a 16—1 shot at the start of the race, the hordes beat that 2016 when are this'll crack in a close finish here is our correspondent cornelius. he wanted the tent —— tampa, midseason championship in 20 years with his horse partly owned sir alex ferguson to success five times with the star to each for seymour, the horse was moving better with the closing stages of the r