pyro techs putting their best foot forward on what they hope is the best year of fireworks yet..sot:ple are cheering and screaming and enjoying the show it's rewarding there are more than 4600 cannisters patiently waiting to be exploded into the new year's eve sky...pyro show producer jeff thomas says the event is all about ending the year with a bang...sot: new years is more about just rock and roll and throwing it up in the air. weeks of planning goes into putting on this display.. barges bring the fireworks out into the bay allowing people along the embarcadero to get right up to the waters edge and enjoy the fireworks..sot: theres no location that has enough room to do what we want to do so we put it out into the baythomas has more than 40 years experience of working pyrotechnics..he says safety is crucial to keeping things running smoothly throughout the 15 minute event..amateurs looking to put on their own show are advised to it to the pros..sot: we'll certainly put out the happy faces to get everyone smiling and a few other little tricks up our sleeve but maybe a few new color

pyro techs putting their best foot forward on what they hope is the best year of fireworks yet..sot:ple are cheering and screaming and enjoying the show it's rewarding there are more than 4600 cannisters patiently waiting to be exploded into the new year's eve sky...pyro show producer jeff thomas says the event is all about ending the year with a bang...sot: new years is more about just rock and roll and throwing it up in the air. weeks of planning goes into putting on this display.. barges bring the fireworks out into the bay allowing people along the embarcadero to get right up to the waters edge and enjoy the fireworks..sot: theres no location that has enough room to do what we want to do so we put it out into the baythomas has more than 40 years experience of working pyrotechnics..he says safety is crucial to keeping things running smoothly throughout the 15 minute event..amateurs looking to put on their own show are advised to it to the pros..sot: we'll certainly put out the happy faces to get everyone smiling and a few other little tricks up our sleeve but maybe a few new color

pyro techs putting their best foot forward on what they hope is the best year of fireworks yet..sot:eople are cheering and screaming and enjoying the show it's rewarding there are more than 4600 cannisters patiently waiting to be exploded into the new year's eve sky...pyro show producer jeff thomas says the event is all about ending the year with a bang...sot: new years is more about just rock and roll and throwing it up in the air. weeks of planning goes into putting on this display.. barges bring the fireworks out into the bay allowing people along the embarcadero to get right up to the waters edge and enjoy the fireworks..sot: theres no location that has enough room to do what we want to do so we put it out into the baythomas has more than 40 years experience of working pyrotechnics..he says safety is crucial to keeping things running smoothly throughout the 15 minute event..amateurs looking to put on their own show are advised to it to the pros..sot: we'll certainly put out the happy faces to get everyone few other our sleeve but maybe a few it'll be fun and exciting.. ( darya )

pyro helps keep the patients calm and that makes our work easier. patrick eon is in charge of nursing research he says there will soon be even more robots in hospital wards but he says the nursing profession shouldn't feel threatened instead it's an opportunity. to put in the greatest potential here is that people can stay in their careers longer because the stress level will be lower and young people are also more likely to choose this line of work. the german air space center is also researching the care of the future. one example is eden a remote controlled wheelchair with a robot arm it is intended to enable people with limited mobility to live a more independent life electrodes allow it to be operated by minimal muscle movements it's still a research project but almost sixty percent of germans say that they can already imagine being cared for by robots the. we don't want to replace caregivers but we're trying to support them such as by performing repetitive tasks that the robot can easily do. that would give the caregiver more time for those in

pyro techs putting their best foot forward on what they hope is the best year of fireworks yet..sot: people are cheering and screaming and enjoying the show it's rewarding there are more than 4600 cannisters patiently waiting to be exploded into the new year's eve sky...pyro show producer jeff thomas says the event is all about ending the year with a bang...sot: new years is more about just rock and roll and throwing it up in the air. weeks of planning goes into putting on this display.. barges bring the fireworks out into the bay allowing people along the embarcadero to get right up to the waters edge and enjoy the fireworks..sot: theres no location that has enough room to do what we want to do so we put it out into the baythomas has more than 40 years experience of working pyrotechnics..he says safety is crucial to keeping things running smoothly throughout the 15 minute event..amateurs looking to put on their own show are advised to it to the pros..sot: we'll certainly put out the happy faces to get everyone smiling and a few other little tricks up our sleeve but maybe a few new c

pyro techs putting their best foot forward on what they hope is the best year of fireworks yet..sot:ple are cheering and screaming and enjoying the show it's rewarding there are more than 4600 cannisters patiently waiting to be exploded into the new year's eve sky...pyro show producer jeff thomas says the event is all about ending the year with a bang...sot: new years is more about just rock and roll and throwing it up in the air. weeks of planning goes into putting on this display.. barges bring the fireworks out into the bay allowing people along the embarcadero to get right up to the waters edge and enjoy the fireworks..sot: theres no location that has enough room to do what we want to do so we put it out into the baythomas has more than 40 years experience of working pyrotechnics..he says safety is crucial to keeping things running smoothly throughout the 15 minute event..amateurs looking to put on their own show are advised to it to the pros..sot: we'll certainly put out the happy faces to get everyone smiling and a few other little tricks up our sleeve but maybe a few new color

it is basically pyro celtica, a fire theatre act, and lots of things go in on in scotland, but this nointo the night. will you be celebrating hogmanay? lou markwell, new year's eve, not hogmanay. happy new year. to you as well. thank you so much, happy new year. what a lovely way to close the year, with both of you. that's it for the papers tonight. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it is all there for you seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers, and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you, tony and caroline. next, it is click. goodbye. shhh! why, hello there, little bedbugs. you're so sweet. i can change my face completely to match what i'm supposed to do. for example, i can be a woman like this. it's a bit creepy. we have got an informal queueing system going on here, like a pub. hello! 17 minutes to go until the show begins. and we're just writing the script. we should start with "welcome." then busk it. spencer kelly is really funny. better than some actors, anyway. technology has move

there you know actually with us college is about more than six hundred million people suffer from pyro disorders and there's a long waiting list for transplants printing human organs is considered a game changer in health care because it could save many lifes to be able to print complex tissues that are more similar to those in human bodies scientists say they need to send a three d. printer to space. in the keys or for space technology we use a so-called formative technology it looks like make a snowball where you make into snowball you make snowball not layer by layer actually but from different sides and that looks like a. true regions of knowledge so that's a different technologies and for this type of technology we need to have a microgravity. but the first attempt to send the printer to the international space station failed in october when a so you spacecraft crashed shortly after launch for that moment when you have to do that one more time. the printer and many hours of work were lost but it's hope there will be another opportunity soon engineers and only one month to build th

a team of pyro technicians have spent six months preparing for this show. a five—minute firework display, installing some 500 kilograms of fireworks. 1.5 tonnes of equipment and 12 kilometres of cabling. that is what it takes, if you like statistics, to pull off a show like this. and this year, the auckland harbour bridge part of the celebrations as well, featuring also in the firework display. but right now, this is the sky tower that you are seeing. these images being beamed around the world, as new zealand welcomes in 2019. auckland the first major world city to welcome in the new year. we will be seeing images of fireworks, spectacular fireworks displays from around the world as we go through the course of the day. heading, of course, towards our own celebrations tonight. many thousands of people, of course, out to enjoy this display. in the fine weather in auckland! and today ucb bridge, the harbour bridge in the background. —— mike you can see the background. —— mike you can see the bridge in the background, it looks stunning. there has been a laser s

among the seven was my grandfather pyro and his brother sorry your. son but me a handful in the one nine hundred sixty s. the young p.t. have now increased their numbers to several hundred but their future is uncertain. tabbies father i return a is the cause seeking the chief of the tribe. we have gathered here and i will name the names of the first whites mean that. orlando of the last. and cloudy oh. yes they put this land in our hands so we must take care of it. i return to witness the disastrous effect of the first contact between tribal peoples and european settlers decades ago. the settlers brought with them infectious diseases to which the indians had no immunity. and such exposure wiped out numerous tribes. a push began to protect the rainforest people from extinction . activists including the villas boas brothers demarcated the lands of local tribes on the shingle river which became a national park in one nine hundred sixty one. and. the. north sea. this footage from one nine hundred seventy three shows the quadruped ritual with which the ind

todd pyro joins us with the latest including donald trump's threat to shut down the border if he doesn'tet money for the wall. >> congress giving itself 2 more weeks to come up with a spending bill. the initial deadline was this friday but white house aides say the house and senate agreed to push that back to december 21st. donald trump and up the pressure for $5 billion for the border wall tweeting, quote, we would save billions of dollars if democrats would give us the votes to give us the wall. people will not be allowed into the country illegally. or stop the drugs. some democrats not happy about the extension. >> i wish we could have finished this week. we can get it done. >> lawmakers echoing the president's call for the delay for funding border security. >> we've got to secure our borders. the fact you have democrats refusing to allocate resources to do that the american people won't be too happy. >> kirstjen neilsen with the minister of mexico talking about migrants seeking asylum at the border, no official agreement on how both countries can combat the caravan crisis. the new fu

todd pyro joins us live, the president says he never told cohen to do anything wrong. >> reporter: donaldrump said that with harris fokker for an exclusive interview and he didn't hold back. >> what he did was unrelated to me except the campaign finance charges that are not criminal and shouldn't have been -- they put that on to embarrass me. they are not criminal charges. >> reporter::who worked as trump's lawyer before turning against his boss was sentenced to 3 years in prison after pleading guilty to numerous crimes including campaign filings -- finance violations. cohen implicated the president in those transactions but the president shot back. >> i never directed him to do anything wrong. whatever he did he did on his own. he is a lawyer. a lawyer who represents a client is supposed to do the right thing. that is why you pay them a lot of money. >> reporter: democrats clamoring for impeachment and more with some like adam schiff saying the case against colin applies to trump despite claims of executive immunity. >> i think he's a great guy, i thought he was a nice guy, really suppor

. >> todd pyro joins us with the latest including donald trump's threat to shut down the entire us bordersn't get money for the wall. >> to come up with a spending bill, the initial deadline wasn't this friday. the house and senate agreed to push that back to december 21st. president donald trump and finger pressure to get $5 billion for the border wall tweeting, quote, billions of dollars of democrats would give us votes to build the wall, people will not be allowed into the country illegally. we will close the entire southern border if necessary and stop the drugs. some democrats are not happy about the extension. >> i wish we could have finished this week. if everybody does their work we could get it done. heather: homeland security secretary kirstjen neilsen holding talks with the new foreign minister of mexico, officials in tijuana emphasizing frustration about the wave of migrant. >> if people came here legally, they went to the border and started with the student visa, these guys didn't cross legally to mexico. >> no official agreement was announced how both countries can combat th

todd pyro live where democrats used the opportunity to revisit the possibility of a presidential impeachmentorning. >> reporter: the sentencing of michael cohen became all about donald trump, the president's former personal attorney getting 3 years in prison for breaking campaign finance laws and lying to congress but following the sentence democrats like richard blumenthal were quick to sound the alarm that colin's sentence is a prelude to going after the president. >> the term co-conspirator is hitting him like a well tailored suit. i believe strongly the president himself can be indicted. >> reporter: others like adam schiff taking to twitter, quote, michael cohen made the right decision to cooperate with a special counsel's office, his sentencing demonstrate nobody is above the law, not the personal lawyer to the president of the united states or the president himself was meantime outgoing congressman trey gowdy predicts democrats will spend the next few years doing, quote, everything their base once including undermining donald trump but what about impeachment? >> maybe they are smart e

rob: republicans pushing for a new plan to keep washington open and todd pyro joins us to break it down reporter: these will not be cheap thrills, the white house is softening it stands on the shutdown. it didn't stop the president from calling out democrats on twitter, quote, democrats are saying loud and clear that they do not want to build a concrete wall. we are not building a concrete wall, we are building artistically designed steel/so you can easily see through it. it will be beautiful and at the same time give our country the security that our citizens deserve. it will go up fast and save us billions of dollars a month once completed. and besides cabinet secretaries looking at their own budget. >> would like to see congress pass an appropriations bill that fully funds our government. in the meantime we are looking at other avenues that allow us and do constitutional authority. >> democrats countering with $1.3 billion before mitch mcconnell proposed $1.6 billion and a $1 billion slush fund for immigration. chuck schumer shows that is a no go. >> i called leader mcconnell and tol

heather: todd pyro joins us live with reactions from both sides of the aisle. >> reporter: the presidentbling down on his decision tweeting in response to a segment on laura ingram's show, trump has made the middle east a better place. when trump came into office isis was running amok in the middle east, over 1 million refugees poured into western europe, none of that is happening today, that is all due to trump. tons of negative reaction to the president's surprise announcement from his own party. >> not sure fallen american soldiers want us to declare victory against a foe we haven't fully defeated yet. >> i can't find anybody who thinks this done the way it was is a good idea. >> i have never seen a decision like this since i have been here in 12 years, where nothing is communicated in advance. >> reporter: in addition a bipartisan group of senators expressed their concerns with the pool out. in a letter, warning about isis in syria, will surely renew and embolden their efforts in the region and the withdrawal of american presence from syria bolsters other adversaries, iran and russia

rob: todd pyro joins us, he never told cohan to do anything wrong. >> reporter: donald trump sat downs unrelated to me except for the two campaign finance charges that are not criminal. they put that on to embarrass me. they are not criminal charges. >> reporter: michael cohen who worked for trump's lawyer was sentenced to 3 years in prison after pleading guilty to numerous crimes including campaign-finance violations pertaining to hush money paid during the 2016 campaign. cohen implicated the president during the transaction but the president shot back. >> i never directed him to do anything wrong. whatever he did he did on his own. he is a lawyer. a lawyer who represents a client is supposed to do the right thing. that is why you pay them a lot of money. >> reporter: not surprisingly democrats clamoring for impeachment and more, with some saying the case against cohan also applies to trump despite claims of executive immunity. >> the policy of the department of justice that the president is above the law or remains in office long enough he can escape the jailer by duration in office

todd pyro joins us live to break it down, maybe people are surprised by this but we have 3 days to goot surprised but this is like procrastination in college, wait till the last minute, looks like the white house is softening it stands on the shutdown, that didn't stop the president from calling out democrats on twitter, this is a quote from the president, democrats are saying loud and clear they do not want to build a concrete wall that we are not building a concrete wall, we are building artistically designed steel flats so you can easily see through it. it will be beautiful and give our country the security our citizens deserve. it will go up fast and save us billions of dollars. as for the money the white house is a could get creative without saying how. >> we would like to see congress pass an appropriations bill that fully funds the government and also looking at other avenues that would allow us to do our constitutional authority. >> the president demanded $5 billion, democrats countering with $1.3 billion. reports say mitch mcconnell propose $1.6 billion and a $1 billion slush

todd pyro joins us with what it means for wall street. >> reporter: trading sets to resume after allmarkets close yesterday for a national day of mourning to honor president bush. expect earnings to be the focus today but with the specter of us china trade relations hanging over the markets here is what china meant to the market so far this week. look at monday, higher on the heels of donald trump and xi jinping's successful trade talks over the weekend and then tuesday happened, skepticism on how successful those trade talks really were. donald trump optimistic about the future of us china trade tweeting strong signals being sent by china once they return home from a long trip including stops from argentina. not to sound naÏve or anything but i believe xi jinping meant every word of what he said at the long and hopefully historic meeting, all subjects discussed. the chinese commerce ministry say would implement the plan quickly writing, quote, we are confident about the implementation of consensus from the meeting in 90 days, economic trade teams on both sides will push forward the

. >> todd pyro in north carolina having breakfast with friends, is there snow on the ground?ly part of north carolina that doesn't have snow. all the news reports talking about epic snow, black ice, producers, where is frosty? before we get into why we are here i went to say is it my entire career one big bacon vending machine? am i wrong? we've got some important things to talk about. exhibit 1 a is immigration and the epic meeting at the white house. we will talk to everybody who comes in here about that and we will ask about the economy and whatever anybody wants to talk about. it is a fun addition of breakfast with friends in north carolina. we will see you then. >> always fun. thank you. coming right back. brush roll picks up large particles, gives floors a polished look, and fearlessly devours piles. duo clean technology, corded and cord-free. because they let me to customize my insurance, piles. and as a fitness junkie, i customize everything. like my bike and my calves. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty.

todd pyro joins us with the latest on mad dog mattis. >> reporter: that order outlining the, quote, slowcoordinated process of withdrawing 2000 us troops from syria over the coming weeks, it comes hours after the president announced mattis will be out of the white house by the new year. mattis originally planned to stay through february, he resigned after the president announced plans to withdraw those 2000 troops from syria. incoming acting chief of staff mick mullaney defending the move. >> we recognize it is not popular in the defense department but very popular with ordinary american people. do they know what the stakes are fully us troops out? they elect the president so he does and he has complete understanding of what you just laid out in the decision is his. >> donald from reassuring americans on twitter over the move, writing president erdogan strongly informed me he will eradicate whatever is left of isis in syria and he is a man who can do it plus turkey is right next door. our troops are coming home. than a minor leader whip dick devon slamming the president for working with

todd pyro joins us with the latest on the search for the suspect. >> reporter: calls for justice growinganhunt continues for suspected armed and dangerous copula, authorities revealing the unidentified suspect is in the us illegally. he was spotted on surveillance video moments before allegedly shooting police corporal romeo seeing during a traffic stop. i was earlier sings celebrating christmas with his wife and 5-month-old son. the 33-year-old was originally from fiji and spent 7 years as a cop. is the province completely devastated by this killing. >> you have to understand this is not supposed to happen here. my department is hurting. we are going through this. we are family, not an agency, we are a family. >> reporter: police believe the unnamed suspect drove away after shooting officer sting. donald trump tweeting time to get tough on border security, build the wall. the sheriff reinforcing that message in an exclusive interview with laura ingram. >> officer sting should be the focus of this investigation, his sacrifice. i also want everybody to know that immigration is good for am

rob: todd pyro joins us on a temporary deal that could avoid a friday shutdown. >> reporter: it is gettingoposal out there would keep the government funded until september of next year which would avoid the shutdown in time for the holidays. john roberts reports it would provide $1.6 billion for 65 mile border fence through the rio grande but senate republican leader says he hasn't seen a deal on the hill and it will probably be a few days before there is a solution. the deal would build a wall along one of the most dangerous parts of the southern border. democrats indicating they might support the measure before heading home for the holidays. >> the house is on recess until wednesday night two days before the trump shutdown would start. it is because house leadership has no idea what to do even with a republican congress, no threat or temper tantrum will get the president his wall. >> reporter: the proposed $1.6 billion is much less than donald trump's $5 billion demand to build the wall and more than $1.3 billion democrat offer for border security. we are also learning the pentagon is se

carley: todd pyro joins us with what it means for wall street. >> reporter: treaty resumes in if youe close to honor president bush. expects oil, tech and corporate earnings to be the focus but with the specter of us china trade relations hanging over the market's head, higher monday on the heels of news that donald trump and chinese leader xi jinping had successful trade talks over the weekend the world tuesday after skepticism on how successful those trade talks were. donald trump optimistic about the future of us/china trade tweeting strong signals sent by china once they return from their long trip including stops from argentina. not to sound naÏve or anything but i believe president xi jinping meant every word he said at our long and hopefully historic meeting. all subjects discussed, the chinese commerce ministry saying he will implement the agreed-upon plan quickly, writing we are confident about the implementation of consensus from the meeting. in 90 days economic and trade teams will push forward the consultation following clear schedule and roadmaps. with that is the backdr

they really are pyros. ok, so... the illusion of real pyros.e. five minutes. they're not quite ready yet. that was too funny. do you think they know they are making people laugh a little bit? i think as long as they are happy they are making people laugh a little bit, it doesn't matter. while they totally unaware of how funny that is?” don't know, i found unaware of how funny that is?” don't know, ifound it unaware of how funny that is?” don't know, i found it really amusing. in my head, all morning, i'm going to put some year —— ear wins, out there, i owe you nothing, when will i be famous... but they are still famous. matt was in vegas. the documentary is still one i play and it has a lot of information about the residency in las vegas, which i think changed their lives significantly. i know what i am doing this afternoon! time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london news. i'm good morning from bbc london news. i' m charlotte good morning from bbc london news. i'm charlotte franks. the government is

pyro show producer jeff thomas says this night is all about having fun..sot: new years is more about just rock and roll and throwing it up in the air. weeks of planning goes into putting on this fireworks display....all of these cannisters are taken out on barges into the bay..then the pyrotechnics show fires up just south of the ferry building...sot: it allows the crowd to get right up to the waters edge and enjoy the show..thomas boasts 40 years experience of working with pyrotechnics..he says safety is crucial to keeping things running smoothly throughout the 15 minute event..amateurs looking to put on their own show are advised to leave it to the pros..sot: a lot of training and knowledge goes into how to handle the product safely but revelers can expect to have fun and look forward to seeing something new..sot: we'll certainly put out the happy faces to get everyone smiling and a few other little tricks up our sleeve but maybe a few new colors so it'll be fun and exciting.. the annual fireworks display will happen at midnight new year's eve along the embarcadero. reporting in sa

todd: i am todd pyro in for rob schmidt. are respected again, strong message sent by donald trump during a surprise visit us troops in iraq and germany. >> the president lifting spirit in defending his stance on syria. doug luzader live with more on the president's trip. >> it was a post christmas surprise, a tight circle of folks around the president knew this was happening. they pulled it off, the president and first lady spent 3 hours or so on the ground in iraq thanking servicemembers, they arrived to cheers, spend 3 hours or so, signing autographs, posing for pictures and thanking those serving abroad. >> our faith and confidence in you is absolute and total. you are the sentinels who watch over our nation. you are the warriors who defend our freedom. you are the patriots who in sure the flame of liberty burns forever bright. >> the president talked about his recent decision to bring the 2000 or so us troops serving in syria home saying the us presence was never supposed to be permanent, that move surprised many on both

that was in the beginning, right after the pyro. [ laughter ] >> they were dumping tickets on stub hubcarley.greg: is there any entertainment value to this? >> i don't think so. personally, i find disgusting that bill clinton is able to make any money at all giving speeches, given the fact that more than a dozen women -- [ cheering and applause ] >> more than a dozen women accused him of sexual assault or misconduct and we're leaving in a me to era and he's able to go out there and speak. and some of these democrats will go out and support bill clinton with all these allegations against him. he should be a pariaya, not a personality and a speaker. he needs to go away forever. [ cheering and applause ] greg: i think for the applause line fishing, she beats you, mike baker. >> she kicked me right in the pants. greg: she had a real point too. unlike you. >> i've got to get my shoe out of there. greg: are super babies the wave of the future? maybe, maybe not. what's a super baby? ...to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't. [grunting noise] i'll take that. 30 grams

over there you know actually with us quality of the modern six hundred million people suffer from pyro disorders and there's a long waiting list for transplants printing human organs is considered a game changer in health care because it could save many lifes to be able to print complex tissues that are more similar to those in human bodies scientists say they need to send a three d. printer to space. in the kids or for space technology we use a so-called formative technology it looks like mike and a snowball where you make into snowball you make snowball not layer by layer actually but from different sides and that looks like a. true three thousands of college so that's a different technologies and for this type of technology we need to have a microgravity but the first attempt to send a printer to the international space station failed in october when a so you spacecraft crashed shortly after lounge i thought that one of the when you had to do that one more time. the printer and many hours of work were lost but it's hope they'll be another opportunity soon engineers and only one mont

until the public are off, the last ride was at 4pm, the lights went in, and right now, behind us, the pyrofrom midnight tonight. many parts of the world have already welcomed in 2019. australia was among the first countries to celebrate with sydney harbour transformed into a blaze of colour james waterhouse has been taking a look at the celebrations. five, four, three, two, one. cheering as geography dictates, new zealand is always one of the first to welcome the new year. helped along with 500 kilograms of pyrotechnics from the sky tower in auckland. and a record amount of fireworks in sydney to do this to the skyline, for more than one and a half million people. and then, it was north korea's turn. a rare concert at kim il—sung square, in pyongyang. this state television footage shows people praising their leader, kimjong—un, before fireworks started there. then, it was tokyo's cue. away from the cities, it is also an opportunity to visit local temples and shrines, pray for good fortune, symbolised by the mandarin orange. if you thought hong kong was going to be low key... # may all the

over there you know actually with us quality of the modern six hundred million people suffer from pyro disorders and there's a long waiting list for transplants printing human organs is considered a game changer in health care because it could save many lifes to be able to print complex tissues that are more similar to those in human bodies scientists say they need to send a three d. printer to space. in the kids or space technology we used a so-called formative technology it looks like make a snowball where you make into snowball you mix noble not layer by layer actually but from different sides and that looks like a. true three days into college so that's a difference of colleges and for this type of technology we need to have a microgravity. but the first attempt to send the printer to the international space station failed in october when a so you spacecraft crashed shortly after lounge for that moment when you have to do that one more time. the printer and many hours of work were lost but it's hope there will be another opportunity soon engineer said only one month to build this n

todd pyro is live in connecticut for panic saturday. >> reporter: i'm not 100% on this, but renownedorter: did you know that $26 billion will be spent in malls and online today with last-minute people like yourself? to billion more than black friday. >> i did not know that. >> reporter: you said wham when you found that out. enjoy your time, merry christmas. 26 versus 24, 44% of you out there in america will be shopping today, 6% more than were here on super saturday compared to last year and $173 is the average you will spend. what are we going to buy? i will go to this store, charlotte bruce, gets a nice women's clothing and for the boys this is what i got. we are going to sketchers for the boys. you need a good pair of boots so that is what we are doing. if i learned one thing about pete, he not only loves apple bottom jeans but boots with the for, that is what we are getting. i want you to repeat that. griff: you and i are hosting on christmas day. do not fail me. >> reporter: we are supposed to buy gifts? pete: you better bring something for me! >> reporter: chrissy, you are my