the bronze brings team gb‘s tally from sochi 2014 to five. we were very happy at that time coming fifth. the journey we had come of the setbacks we had, we were immensely proud coming for that time. it was only a few months later where we realise how agonisingly close we were when we start to think we had which done better. this is just the final chapter in the book of our sort of fairy tale story if you like. let's take a look at the rest of the days sports news making the headlines. league one bolton wanderers have been given a five—point deduction, suspended for 18 months, for failing to fulfil fixtures against brentford last season and doncaster this campaign. the club have already been handed a 12—point deduction for entering administration in may. granit xhaka could return to the arsenal side this weekend, despite saying he wasn't sure if he would play for the club again. xhaka was stripped of the captaincy after an angry confrontation with fans during a match against crystal palace. manager unai emery says he'll decide on friday. f

the bronze brings team gb‘s tally from sochi 2014 to five. we were very happy at the time, coming fit, the sort ofjohnny that we had, the setbacks and we were immensely proud. it was only later we realise how agonisingly close we we realise how agonisingly close we were and wished we had done better. this is the final chapter in the book of a fairy tale story, if you like. that's all the sport for now. don't forget england's cricketers are in action on the second day of the first test against new zealand. there's live commentary right now on radio 5 live sports extra, and full coverage on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. a lot of damp, cloudy weather and also frost—free. how about friday and at the weekend? overall a lot of cloud in the forecast for this weekend and a chance of catching some rain but not all the time. there is some sunshine in the forecast as well. these breaks in the cloud, that is where we have the better weather but across the uk a lot of cloud and low grey skies shrouding the country at the moment. some ou

great britain's four—man bobsleigh team will receive their bronze medal from the sochi 2014 olympic winter games later tonight. jothackson, bruce tasker, stuart benson and joel fearon finished in fifth but have been promoted to third after two crews were disqualified. most professional sportspeople have to put aside their international rivalries to play with their club team—mates from countries all around the world, but how difficult is that when they've won the highest honour in the sport and they did it by beating you? well, that's what's happened at sale sharks because south african faf de klerk won gold at the rugby world cup after beating england in the final. a match that was heartbreaking for england and sale sharks tom curry. i asked what it was like when they saw each other for the first time after south africa's win. just getting ready for tuesday the tuesday morning meeting. to be fair, idid not tuesday morning meeting. to be fair, i did not think he was around. i thought he would be celebrating. just got a little on my right shoulder, and i looked down, there isa shoulder, an

david: sochi valencia dice que luego de los ataques, los insultos de sus vecinos continuaron. por eso tomaron una decisiÓn radical. >> decidimos irnos de la casa. david: explicaron la situaciÓn al dueÑo de la casa y rompieron el contrato. >> una casada vacÍa es lo que queda despuÉs del episodio intolerancia.la familia no tuvo mÁs remedio que mudarse a otro lugar, donde se sintieran seguros. >> por un estacionamiento. david: la policÍa este acto fue alertada en este momento por esta pelea y arrestÓ a dos personas. >> durante la investigaciÓn estamos a dos sospechosos. el caso estÁ siendo investigado por la oficina del fiscal del distrito. ellos revisan cada caso y ven si serÁ necesario agregar otros cargos. david: aunque un juez decretÓ una orden de alejamiento, la familia dice que los ataques, lejos de disminuir, aumentaron. >> cuando nos ve, nos grita cosas a mis hijos, a mÍ, a mi hija. david: con nostalgia observa la que fue su casa durante tres aÑos, sin explicarse cÓmo una discusiÓn con sus vecinos los obligÓ a marcharse de este vecindario. ramÓn: imagÍn

the bronze brings team gb‘s tally from sochi 2014 to five. we were very happy at the time coming in for. thejourney we were very happy at the time coming in for. the journey that we had come of the setbacks we had come immensely proud of coming fit. it was only a few months later we realise how agonisingly close we we re realise how agonisingly close we were that we really started to think were that we really started to think we wish we had done better. so this is like the final chapter in the book of ourfairy is like the final chapter in the book of our fairy tale story you like. england will resume in around an hour and 40 minutes‘ time on a promising 241 forfour on the second day of their first test against new zealand. the runs were slow to come by at first debutant dominic sibley was dismissed forjust 22. rory burns then hit a half century, beforejoe denley helped build england‘s lead with a solid 74, captain joe root went cheaply but ben stokes will return to the crease on 67 not out. and there‘s full commentary on radio five live

the russians are stepping back in the heart of africa in october african heads of state gathered in sochi during the event russian security firms like wagner's patriot or shields attempted to learn new business opportunities that. over 5 he's mutual trains between russia and various african countries more than doubled to exceed $20000000000.00 whether that is a lot of my call he called it great numbers but i cannot say great i do not think it's enough to be away had to ladies and gentlemen $7700000000.00 of that comes from trade with egypt which is about 40 percent of the total at the request of president twitterer the security council approved imports of russian weapons last december now they're providing both arms and training the instruction is happening in russian and the soldiers have been trained to understand the russian language. a good time when the west in notably friends the former colonial power and the united states are retreating with more weapons in structures on the way this may be just the beginning of russian expansion into africa nicholas hawk for counting the cost to b

in sochi where. even where we least expect to. eat wild party will soon be over. how can we replace the block. and much more leads to climb to the economy. made in germany next on d w. into the conflict zone with tim sebastian turkey has outraged many of its allies and fatness with its military operations in syria my guest this week here the foreign policy forum in berlin is turkey's presidential spokesman favor him cailean how does he justify his country's finally controversial policies i suppose and the for all conflicts so favs. 60 minutes with the w.'s. now look at me i'm such an ugly us affectionately as you can. bloody near to 10 in the middle of his election campaign did you turn the camera back on the course in the year 2000 a documentary secretly chronicled a power grab. and actually think everything was precisely planned in structure to the freedom of russia. vladimir vladimirovich to the ends justify the means. to tim's witnesses starts december 13th on d w. i to be the one to break the news to you but there is no doubt about it the party is over the oi

border with iraq they won't be able to get into the city of commission because it is not part of the sochi agreement and because the syrian government troops maintains a military presence inside the city after. maliki the 2nd phase would be to. conduct those patrols in kabbani around could barely tell replied and been busy and this is where you have some problems because russia says that all the y.p. 2 fighters have pulled out from those areas something which is contested by turkey turkey still believes of those fighters are still operating of those areas along with their weapons and this is why they would like to ensure through their joint patrols that everyone has left at a later stage turkey is intending to. setup observation post a longer safe zone a very of us questions from an early kjell the way to words. to ensure that we as their fighters are not stage any come back to the areas all the border with turkey . fire fighters in the australian sate of new south wales say they are in uncharted territory with more than a dozen tries a severe risk authorities say they've received reports

he said that he thought initially that the sochi agreement between the russians and the turks is a good thing temporarily for syria because it's not going to violate the sovereignty of this or the syrian government and that ultimately it would pave the ground for the syrian government to take over those areas however. that if force comes to worse and the turks maintain a permanent presence in those areas then turkey that iraq syria will have only one option which is a full blown military confrontation in the whole northern part of the country including to take over those areas let's listen to what the seller had to say. the whole the syrian land is one and the theater of operations is one from the far south to the far north the turk is the american agent in this war we were fighting this aged turkey everywhere and whenever it struggled to do what it wanted with it left no option but war this is obvious but i say we will need to keep open the opportunity for the political process in all its forms and if it didn't produce results then we consider them an enemy and it will get to war there

might want to remember that the russians made gazprom pay $50000000000.00 for the for the olympics in sochi so investors are saying you know really you know this is not something that would be interested in less than $1.00 trillion dollars maybe would be interested in stepping into the market to buy some of the stock. well this is all for saudi arabia about diversifying our economy right so what is what will they do with the money they spend on this is rather interesting because saudi arabia does not need to sell any stock in this particular company you might want to you're probably too young to remember this but way back in the 1970 s. britain was forced by the i.m.f. to go and sell a stake in because they wanted to borrow money they want to the bailout from the from the i.m.f. for $17.00 $1000000000.00 ringback. in this position recently they invested $70000000000.00 in soft bank which is an investment fund based in japan which is invested. and we all know that that particular i.p.o. got pulled very recently because people didn't believe the valuation of that so saudi arabia does not need

get into the city of obviously because it is not part of the deal signed between russia and turkey in sochi about a few weeks ago and the city center is where syrian government troops have a military base so that the patrols will be mislead and in that area where turkey wants to establish a safe zone of about 30 kilometer deep into that territory now they say that both countries would like to ensure that there's no presence of but have to fight this particular from the white b.g. and that the 2 countries will work together to ensure there is no presence of weapons no terrorist activities and i said is not given any chance to search back in those areas but it's not as simple as that because there are still differences on the ground there is syrian government which has baggage over the last few weeks to take over new positions from the white b.g. and it insists that it's just a matter of time before it takes over all the territory it lost in the past including territory lost to the s. and a which is backed by turkey after that phase they would have to move west towards me and that's when we w

we were in sochi on the second day and i proposed. she said, no. she was going with someone. but i kept at it. i just kept at it. i was 38 when i proposed, got married at 47, and we both have the most -- strongest and most wonderful daughters that came through twice because of this country's health care plan from brain cancer. host: how do you break through in this campaign? how do you get on the debate stage? what is your strategy? guest: just like today, i do anything, go anywhere. i walk those on hundred five miles across new hampshire. i started in a mental health facility, 8:00 sunday morning, where there first responders and veterans. i visited a prison where so many of my vets are. i visit a prison every year. i went in there to see how the most progressive prison is run here in new hampshire. i went to the granite state trade school, to where they train the artisans. 60% of the workforce does not have a college degree, but they have the skills of the mind in the hands working together. yet, we spend less than any developed nation. what happens when a guy loses his job

at the 2018 annual meeting of the valdai forum in sochi russian president vladimir putin openly threaten to use nuclear weapons in response to an attack on his country i believe you're sitting on that show a little is much the worse of me is the news. you know still rile me. and which egypt but you're right. all right he forced us. i wish i knew the look on most of the i mean there's a casings. and so what the nuclear posture review was to try to provide options between suicide and surrender to say that if russia conducts a limited nuclear strike that the united states and nato can respond with a limited nuclear strike of our own. hans kristensen is an expert on nuclear weapons at the federation of american scientists he too sees a fundamental change in american strategy. and. there's the other element which is that it seemed true and the idea that it's a priority of the united states to work to reduce the nuclear arsenals and reduce the role of nuclear weapons. that was a primary objective of the one ministration this one seems to you know go in the other direction and say you know not

reclaimed by their masters" -- of us who didn't have a servant were very happy to find one and for sochi." -- and for so cheap." yet fighting alongside free men of color was an experience that market some officers -- marked some officers profoundly. bothcan and british forces employed africans in their armies. american forces employed a greater number of african-americans, such that they composed about 1/4 of the troops. there were black and mixed-race soldiers who fight valiantly alongside metropolitan french forces, build their service theired in -- though service resulted in death or forced military service. membership ofthe the society of the friend of , founded in 1788 in france, under the leadership of -- sheds light on to this question. the society had 95 founding members, of whom between 1/5 and 1/4 were military officers of the army or navy. of these military men 1/3 had fought in the american revolutionary war and were members of the society of the cincinnati. fought and witnessed the courage of the volunteers and other men of color at engagements such as the siege of savannah

aa football the 40 niners, they got problem with their sigture when you of this year beating down at sochi hacheeseheads walking all over area on th weren'tsmiling after the game, no or even during ok no not at all because it was all niners from the get go fact from the first drive here are the highlights. >>thdefense dominating aaron rodgers goes down inheir first drive the ball sqrts out d there's nick bosa to recover the ball at the 2 yard line the niners with that go a hun it across the line for the very first score of the game. the defense all over roge, healy was able to put up 8 points was sacked 5 times a look at this jimmy g conncting to george kittle back in action he ru it in foa touchdn. the niners with a dominant victory 37 to 8. they now have the best reco in the nfc. >>i think it's a pretty good statement. was always folls and pretty bias but i i mean he he made the plays when you to he's the leader of the team. you know quarterback as the leader of this team, jimmy garoppolo earlier in will follow him into the to the daest of dark. >>the other end in the glut looks glowing

. >> days after the closing ceremony in sochi, the russian president launched a stealth operation to occupy ukraine's strategically important crimean peninsula. it was a bold and new type of invasion. soldiers with unmarked uniforms, known only as little green men, blocked roads, took over army bases, took over strategic posts, quietly, efficiently, without violence. russia denied any involvement. only later would putin proudly acknowledge the invasion was carried out by russian commandos. i watched as pro-russian supporters tightened their grip on power and gave the people a vote. but no real choice. >> these men and their russian backers now run things here, and many crimeans believe the upcoming referendum is just a rubber stamp for takeover by force that's already happened. >> and sure enough, when the results of the hastily organized referendum were announced, crimea voted to become part of mother russia. >> it's true many people consider crimea part of russia, but it's part of ukraine. seizure of territory by one nation by another is against the rules. >> it was the first hosti

countries persuasion of afraid and that's why he went to sochi with the russian that's why he's working we had this delegation last month and they started last week negotiating the constitution so when donald trump announces well you asked me about this you never really read this geneva to talk about this really avert this you know if it's only the venue the place to get a few but i mean the political process is it's thought you both matter where we we convene or where we thought the negotiation is such but of course the mainstream western media and media age relations are geneva north so if you will and do you believe that this. curious story that the russians are saying that the u.s. is stealing $30000000.00 of oil a month from northern syria is this a trump budgeting chip in the geneva talks why would net oil export or like the usa be interested in $30000000.00 of oil a month no things i says the started spiking syrian oil and oil in 2014 they had to partner with her. and his coterie and the american with the cia or others so what trump did is just announced that he had the truth he

it was independent at the end of the cold war and after olympics in sochi in 2014. vladmir putin he annexed part of crimea which has gone back and forth a couple times part of russia, ukraine and the soviet union. connell: chad everyone will be watching tomorrow. thank you for the brief. pad pergram. melissa: journalism morality in question. northwestern student university newspaper is issue apology to offended or retraumaized protesters of a recent coverage of a campus event with jeff sessions. bring in our own david asman. don't you protest because you want to draw attention? they're upset about the attention? >> there is that and there is also the question of what kind of journalists is that school? the mcdill school of journalism at northwestern is world famous. it's a baseline for what journalism should be in the united states but what does that say about the way they think about journalism, the way they're teaching students to be journalists? frankly i never went to journalism school. i believed doing it on the ground, learning the hard way, learning by going

border with iraq they won't be able to get into the city of commission because it is not part of the sochi agreement and because the syrian government troops maintains a military presence inside the city after the maliki the 2nd phase would be to. conduct those patrols in kabbani around could barely tell if i'd been busy and this is where you have some problems because russia says that all the y.p. 2 fighters have pulled out from those areas something which is contested by turkey turkey still believes of those fighters are still operating in those areas along with their weapons and this is why they would like to ensure through their joint patrols that everyone has left at a later stage turkey is intending to. set up observation post a longer safe zone a very of us pressures from albuquerque all the way to words. to ensure that they asked their fighters not stage any come back to the areas all the border with turkey meanwhile turkey is saying it will start sending back captured members of i still from northern syria to their countries of origin on monday its interior minister said around $2

we are looking for that to come into the early afternoon sochi controls and come up we could see some pretty way holds as that wind picks up with the storm as well. >>right and especially wh you factor in the bay area traffic coming to the east you might want to leave right now if you're watching if people are planning on heading out here being up here when th snow starts to fall in the early afternoon. they bring with them just to d make sure they're prepared. yeah, you know first and foremost thethey need to take some time of the car make sure the car is ready to go. >>i think they're checkedhe chains on their car. it a good time to try and do in your garage where it's nice and warm for you got to do in the snw in them and here. more importantly gohrough your car make sure you got to pack in there with some extra ter foodhings like that i have a cellhone charger with you and always approach. snd fl flops supporters of thought they were going to read that stuff for us i thk she's on your car a little tip for myself recent cash, guys you know how to do it as well because sometimes tha

border with iraq they won't be able to get into the city of commission because it is not part of the sochi agreement and because the syrian government troops maintains a military presence inside the city after. maliki the 2nd phase would be to. conduct those patrols in the around could barely tell if i'd been busy and this is where you have some problems because russia says that all the white that you find to have pulled out from those areas something which is contested by turkey turkey still believes of those fighters are still operating in those areas along with their weapons and this is why they would like to ensure through their joint patrols that everyone has left at a later stage turkey is intending to. setup observation post a longer safe zone of the area that's russia's from albuquerque all the way to words. to ensure. quite a lot still to come back. now iraq's top shia cleric is urging the military and police to avoid using excessive force against protesters grand ayatollah ali al sistani says the government must respond as quickly as possible to demonstrators demands overnight se

border with iraq they won't be able to get into the city of commission because it is not part of the sochi agree of it and because the syrian government troops maintains a minute to presence inside the city off. and then maliki the 2nd phase would be to . conduct those patrols in combine the around could barely tell if i'd been busy and this is where you have some problems because russia says that all the white bits you find to have pulled out from those areas something which is contested by to you turkey still believes of those fighters are still operating of those areas along with their weapons and this is why they would like to ensure through their joint patrols that everyone has left at a later stage turkey is intending to. set up observation post along the safe zone of the area that's russia's from and by leaky all the way to words. to ensure that we as their fighters not stage any come back to the areas over the border with turkey well turkey says it will send captured eisel members back to their countries beginning monday even if their citizenship has been revoked the interior minis

invest in just like gazprom in russia the gas problem was forced to call for $50000000000.02 pay for the sochi olympics so investors are very keen to avoid other costs they want to see saudi aramco just investing in oil and that's what they're willing to invest in but at a lower cost lower price that is the economics editor abbott thank you abbott. now lebanon's former finance minister has withdrawn his name from contention to be the next prime minister mohammad saffi said it would have been difficult to form a harmonious cabinet and the statement he added that he hopes outgoing prime minister saad hariri would be renominated. or the news will be welcomed by these crowds have been protesting outside of these home in beirut they consider the billionaire to be part of the same elite establishment they want dismantled. the united states and south korea are postponing joint military drills for this month as an act of goodwill to bolster stalled peace talks with north korea u.s. defense secretary marcus for denies the move amounts to a concession to pyongyang but says it is an attempt to keep the d

how many times do we need to see president erdogan visit moscow, sochi or any other city to kiss putin's ring? how many more journalists need to be locked up by erdogan before we stop calling turkey a democracy? mr. president, enough is enough. over my 27 years in the house and senate, i have followed developments in the eastern mediterranean quite closely. turkey's invasion of cypress in ?ient 74 was -- in 1974 was a shocking attempt to redraw borders in europe in the wake of world war ii, and to this day turkey's invasion of the north of cypress must be seen for what it is, an illegal occupation that must end. turkey's actions over those days in 1974 were not the actions of a democratic country. they were not the actions of a reliable ally. they were not the actions of a responsible actor on the world stage. but the events of 1974 would only presage turkey's aggressive posture in the eastern mediterranean in the years to come. to this day, turkey under erdogan continues to aggressively bully international energy companies, including u.s. companies and the republic of cypress. their sin

and then when they had the revolution in 2014, while all of us were in sochi watching the olympic games, suddenly there was a shift and the country became pro-american. and there was a massive change in the political culture there. so burisma wants to clean up its act. it wants to find a new patron so to speak. so this company, which had russian patronage and protection from pro-russian camp suddenly decide that it needs to change its board around. and that is when burisma starts to go around and look for protection and they brought hunter biden on. they paid him tens of thousands of dollars a month because they thought, okay, now this is becoming a pro-american country. we better find some people who are politically connected and can provide cover to this company. and this is from reporting i've had with numerous sources about burisma and why it hired hunter biden to be on the board. no allegations that joe biden or hunter biden engaged in any illegal activity. but they were put on the board after this political transition in order to give burisma some cover, some political cover, whic

jothackson, bruce tasker, stuart benson and joel fearon finished fifth in sochi, behind two russian crews, who were later disqualified for doping. the quartet were given the medals by princess anne at the team gb ball in london. and finally, we know how important a quick pit stop is for formula 1 teams, but imagine how much harder it would be in space! this is the red bull team in zero—gravity conditions. they're in a cosmonaut training plane above russia. the crew have beaten the record for f1's fastest pit stop three times this season trying something different here. so you saw the car coming in through space. when you think about the technology in place in formula 1, there are some... there is a common thread between space and the technology used there as well. they a lwa ys technology used there as well. they always say it is about the tiny, fine details that make the difference, so there will be a crossover there. they are always looking for an edge, i'm not sure if they will find it in space, but good on them for looking around. it's now fixed 30 six a.m.. —— 6:36am. returning

beginning in 2003 during the sochi olympics. my god, viewers. have some institutional memory. we can remember this, right? biden's son got on the gravy train of the imf money. billions. read some news outside of "the post" and the times -- "the post" and "the times." we have legitimate reason to wonder what happened in ukraine. are in fact covering the former vice president, as well as the democratic and republican candidates. you can go to our website to see all of the events that we have covered with all of the candidates online. just wanted to clarify that one point. are you still with us? hung up. by the way, we were in new hampshire earlier this week on the campaign trail with senator michael bennet, democrat of colorado. with joe conversation sestak of pennsylvania, getting underway this afternoon at 3:30 eastern time. the schedule is available on our website. all part of our campaign 2020 coverage. we hope that you watch and turn in. steve has this point about .eterans day, tomorrow "a day set aside to honor those in the military. in war or peace. not my call, but thing