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live coverage here on msnbc of tonight s presidential debate between president joe biden and former president donald trump. we said it would be a debate unlike any other. it certainly was that in this first ever ly was that in thi came out of the s gate with firsa t ever go unexpectedly weak voice. voice that at times made it hard to discern. the campaign said it was the result of a cold. he did seem to falter several times early on in terms of trying to speak in a way that could be heard in in terms of speaking to time as the red lights, flashing red lights came on to stop him as the rules of the debate indicated two minute and one minute segments. this is a live shot we ve got right here. president biden and first lady jill biden walking out on stage. this is at a watch party in atlanta. you might ve noticed at the very end of the debate, as soon as the moderators said good night, boom, lost the shop. we did not get to see president biden s wife, the first lady, or an ....
on the railways, that means no trains on many lines this christmas. and all smiles for big sam, as he returns to the premier league as crystal palace s new manager. also in the next hour, we will be taking a look at tomorrow s papers, including the i, which says europe s open border policy has been blamed for allowing the berlin lorry terror suspect to flee more than 1,000 miles, across three countries. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the hunt for the man who is believed to have carried out the berlin christmas market attack is over. anis amri, who had evaded capture for four days, was killed in milan during a shootout with two police officers. train tickets found on his body indicate that he had travelled from germany to france, and then onto italy, undetected despite the europe wide alert. 12 people died, and dozens were injured, when a lorry was driven into a crowd of shoppers on monday night. germany has said it is relieved that amri no longer poses a danger, but of ....
i held him in the very highest regard because of what he gave to me. they gave me my england debut and set me on the road, and i will never forget that. it s 5 o clock. our main story is the latest twist in donald trump s confrontation with the heads of america s intelligence agencies. mr trump says the director of national intelligence, james clapper, called him last night to condemn a leaked report claiming the president elect was vulnerable to blackmail by russia. but mr clapper has said he d made no judgment on whether the report was reliable and he rejected mr trump s suggestion that us intelligence was responsible for the leak. our correspondent christian fraser has the latest. eight days from now, donald trump goes into battle as the next commander in chief. but never before has an incoming president been warring on so many fronts. this morning, as is now the norm, he began the day with a tweaked: in fa ct, began the day with a tweaked: in fact, what mr clapper t ....
with so much focus on america s new president, it is easy to forget that europe is facing its own period of prolonged uncertainty: brexit negotiations are about to begin, the greek debt crisis is going through another convulsion, and it s a year of key elections, most particularly in the continent s dominant economy, germany. my guest isjens spahn, a rising star in angela merkel‘s cdu. is german politics going to reshape europe? jens spahn in berlin, welcome to hardtalk. good evening stephen. hello to london. it is good to see you. let s start with trans atlantic relations, as seen from berlin. i think we have to start with the impact of donald trump. how would you say germany perceives donald trump s administration right now? well, let s say that the way the president is twittering and the way he talks is very unusualfor germans. we are not used to that, kind of. but nevertheless, i think when it comes to the issues he brings to the table, and the administration brin ....
scotla nd scotland break out! and a spirited second half performance at murrayfield earns scotland their first six nations win over wales in a decade. and coming up in half and hour here on bbc news this week s edition of talking business. good evening and welcome to bbc news. tom watson, labour s deputy leader, has said the party must do better at winning over voters but he s also insisting that now is not the time to change the leadership. jeremy corbyn says he will stay on as leader. but a new opinion polljust released in the last few minutes by the sunday mirror says a third of non labour voters would be more likely to vote for the party if mr corbyn went. in a moment we ll hear from former mayor of london ken livingstone and political commentator michael white, but first here s our political correspondent carole walker. jeremy corbyn has made it clear he has no intention of stepping down. he was in stoke yesterday, where labour saw off the challenge from ukip t ....