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president biden: i ve been able to do with the covid-19, excuse mes, dealing with everything having to do with look, if we finally beat medicare thank you, president biden. president trump? he did beat medicare, he beat it to death. president biden: more asylum officers. president trump? i don t know what he said and i don t think he knows either. president biden: the abilities of medicare to for the ability for us to be able to negotiate drug prices with big pharma. i don t think we should sugar coat this, this is not the performance biden s team wanted or needed. un yoo versal reaction was somewhere approaching panic. you are starting to see discussions among democrats about whether or not biden can effectively go on with this campaign against donald trump. that was painful. i love joe biden. i worked for joe biden. he did not do well at all. he did not do well at all. ainsley: democrats in full-blown panic mode this morning. media hea ....
and what they get up to underwater. and saw advances in a controversial new genetic technique. human organs are growing inside these pigs. this was also the year a global climate deal came into force but the election of donald trump placed a question mark over its future. and after decades of searching, scientists have detected gravitational waves. it s been called the discovery of the century, making 2016 a truly momentous year for science. i m here at thejodrell bank observatory in the north of england. for more than half a century, scientists have been using this vast telescope to gaze up into the heavens, transforming our understanding of the universe. some people have been lucky enough to experience the wonders of space first hand. this year it was the turn of british astronaut tim peake. blasting off, the start of a remarkable mission. tim peake was on his way. he was heading for the space station tojoin its international crew for the next six months. the first br ....
other end of the uk we ve had some proper wintry christmassy weather with snow over some highland villages. as you are probably aware, it s storm barbara we are most concerned about over the next 24 36 hours. it is looming in the western atlantic. it s intensifying all the while. it s underneath a strong jet strea m while. it s underneath a strong jet stream which will direct storm barbara up towards the north west of the uk come tomorrow evening. i had of that we have the wintry showers across scotland. snow down to quite low levels. a strong wind. it feels cold. further south are bright and breezy afternoon. the fog has cleared. in the more southern parts of the uk into the night, maybe a touch of frost, hopefully the fog won t be as widespread as it was this morning. the reina rides across western northern ireland and the far west of scotland, the wind intensifying the rain arrives. barbara arrives on our doorstep. it will head towards the far north west of the uk ....
army is claiming it has completely reta ken army is claiming it has completely reta ke n a army is claiming it has completely reta ken a level, army is claiming it has completely retaken a level, the last comboy of rebel fighters and civilians has been evacuated, that leaves the city and the full control of the government the first time in almost four years, we are being told by the red cross in syria that more than 34,000 red cross in syria that more than 3a,000 people have been evacuated from the city in the last seven days, most of them have gone to the neighbouring province of idlib, primarily controlled by the rebels. one of those to leave a level aleppo is a seven year old girl which a mother her mother used to send tweets on account, it has thousands of followers. they were evacuated to turkey and they have been speaking with the bbc‘s reporter. hello, i am seven years old, i reporter. hello, i am seven years old, lam reporter. hello, i am seven years old ....
donald trump s talk of a new arms race. and why a third of the homeless say they have been attacked on our streets. and coming up in sportsday later in the hour on bbc news, we ll look ahead to the start of a busy christmas fixture list, with chelsea top of the tree. but can they stay there? good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the man suspected of the berlin christmas market attack has been shot dead by police in italy. anis amri had been missing since the attack on monday it appears he left germany for france, before crossing into italy, able to move undetected around the continent despite a europe wide manhunt. italian police stopped him in the early hours this morning at a train station in milan, shooting him dead after amri fired on them. the italian authorities say his fingerprints match those found on the steering wheel of the lorry which killed twelve people and injured dozens more. our europe correspondent damian grammaticus has the latest. an ....