susan arnold will take over as chairman of the board of disney. we know that bob chapek will be officially reported to her. caroline: 14 years on the disney board herself, she's been at procter & gamble. here is a woman who knows the business world in particular. romaine: we will have to check the stats, but this is one of the few female chairmen of a s&p 500 company. with twitter and the rise of a lot of the indian-american, indian immigrant, and hopefully starting to see more gender diversity over at walgreens. caroline: on the list of 50, one of the key voices on the bloomberg 50 list is the new ceo of cvs, one of the most powerful female executives in the united states now. taylor: it is interesting with these changes we have seen. romaine: we are talking about walgreens, just to be clear. taylor: we talked about some of the big changes we have seen. we were talking about twitter. even the name changes with facebook into meta. some of the changes, founders and the longtime leaders pivoting to a new generation. romaine: this is a broader questi

that highway one 21 between arnold drive and 8th street. all lanes still currently closed because of those wet conditions. and we're going to look at the golden gate bridge about a 30 minute drive from 37 to the tolls. again, a much better commute than we had yesterday. dorian james, back to you. >> thank you very much. 20 the time in national news, the death toll from this weekend's tornadoes that tore through several states now stands at 88 president biden is promising to help the families pick up the pieces to be in kentucky tomorrow to see the damage for himself. kentucky was one of the states hit hardest by the storms. the white house has already sent dozens of generators and 10's of thousands of meals and beds to some of those communities that are absolutely been decimated. and the president says his biggest concern right now is the emotional toll that the storms have brought. >> wife mother father and children, something what do you do? where do you go? that's what worries me most. the uncertain. so we just want them to know we're go

kent international ceo arnold ca ndler is one of those people joining us in a fox business exclusive.to have you two days before christmas and you've got last minute shoppers watching right now. how much more is an adult bicycle going to run me? >> well i mean a bicycle that we sold only two and a half years ago for about $130 is now almost $200, and so when we're seeing, i mean, it's really difficult. we're seeing really good dollar sales, but with the unit sales are down because there's just a lot of people that can't afford to buy a bicycle right now that really want one. liz: okay, so we're looking at this adult mountain bike was 129 and it's now 200. kid's bikes, 68 and now 98, so you're seeing a little bit of a sort of a lesser frantic pace at this point. do you attribute that to the price or simply that enough people got the bikes that they had wanted because it was such a huge rush last year. >> yeah, i would think it's a combination particularly in the kid's bikes with the kids home from school and school being canceled and parents not wanting the kids to play with their frie

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and major general arnold punaro. so, thank you so much for joining us and i'm sure you and everybody else joining me and mine salute to general powell. here at the atlantic council, we're committed to shaping the global future, together with our allies and partners. with a dedicated focus on reducing actionable recommendation with real world impact. the two individuals joining us today have done just that throughout their careers. significantly impacting u.s. department defense plans and priorities. so they'll probably, and they'll get into this in the conversation -- they probably have it impacted the plans and priorities as much as they might have a like to. and we'll get into that in discussion. the council center for strategy works to develop sustainable, nonpartisan strategies to address the most important security challenges facing the united states and its allies. the center seeks to honor another general, general brett scowcroft, who passed weight last year in august. it seeks on his legacy. of service embodi

to watch his mom used to watch arnold you see same that you're still an icon. well, it does apply here with the red. so use of it is going to be a beautiful day ahead of us. but a cool day ahead of us. even with all the sunshine that we're tapping into. >> we're not going to be looking at temperatures rising any further than the mid 50's that are very warmest your view outside at san francisco is looking really nice a few clouds, but also some sunshine pearson its way through. any remaining cloud cover that we do have. you can see on radar. we've cleared out really nicely a few snow flurries do remain around mount hamilton above san jose and then if we zoom out across the region is pretty clear to see where the atmospheric river has shifted all that energy is now pushing right into the central coast and on into the central sierra where they're about to see a very heavy dose of snowfall further south in the sierra nevada. much like our neighbors up in tahoe did throughout the evening. 40's for most of our current temperatures, although 30's are being seen in tim

additional funding is provided by -- the estate of arnold adams.ommitted to bridging cultural differences in our communities. sandra and carl delay mackin so. robert and susan rosenbaum. the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. once again, from washington, moderator yamiche alcindor. yamiche: welcome to "washington week." we begin with the omicron variant of covid-19. the new strain is causing concern across the globe and here at home, though officials have been insisting all week there is no need to panic. still, there is a lot we don't know. here's what we do know. scientists say it appears to be more transmissible. they are also studying how well our current vaccines work against it. they say in most cases, people had mild symptoms. meanwhile, the new strain has been found now in several states across the country. it has also shown up in more than three dozen countries around the world. thursday, president biden announced new plans to fight the virus. they include stricte

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i'm talking about the german right wing. strong man. arnold schwartzenegger. arnold. schwartzenegger is austrian. what ever? you know what, you sound just like the 700 indian farmers that have tragically died since the beginning of these protests. oh wow. so i guess that's why mowdy is walking back these new policy. but no, he's it right wing strong man. he doesn't care about trivial matters like death. he cares about bigger things like votes. mo, these reversal of these laws came ahead of important elections for his b, j. p. party in state such as with their par, dash and punjab. both home to large numbers of farmers. oh, so just politics, just politics. how dare you, regular americans like you, he to stay out of mo, these affairs. but instead you're doing the opposite. citing damning examples of reagan era policies that have led to irreparable damage to the u. s. as farmers, 87 farmers unions in the us have extended solidarity to the ongoing protest by farmers and india. in a strong letter. the organizations draw a sharp connection between how agriculture has been affected by force

california and said we are never going to have a party a governor of reagan, pete wilson and even arnold schwarzenegger again and now we have a super majority in both legislatures, no statewide office held by a republican. i think they felt that model flipped the electoral college or the middle class that said they are lowering wages. i talked to a fellow that i knew very well in selma and he said why do we want people to crowd in so if my mother can't get dialysis at the dialysis clinic or why would we want to go back to bilingual education that we don't know? >> a diatribe about a poor person in the middle west that transcends the travel so one of the weirdest experiences and they take them into that booth and address them down and then they have to -- that they try to make the performance are two don't do that they are not the cause of the pandemic. a complete college. my 8-year-old is not the cause of the pandemic but he has to have a mask on his face all day and all three of my kids will soon have to get the vaccine whether i want them to have it or not. >> the citizen that has resp

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this is highway one 21 between arnold drive and 8th street. all lanes closed in both directions that's out in sonoma county. believe with a look at highway for because we have some slick conditions here. so traveling from one 6242 it will be a little under 50 minutes. story of james, back to you. thank you 7.18 for your money. target target recalling a popular christmas decoration after reports. >> of injuries and police say social media is one factor in the smash and grab incidents that we've seen across the country. jane king live, the nasdaq with more. hey, jen. >> hi, james. good morning. as this recent a rash of the fafsa by fast-moving mobs. according to police, does have some connection to social media. they say, of course, has been in the bay area minneapolis, chicago, some other cities as well. now, the wall street journal says they're often committed by people who did not know each other except through social media. so that made it harder to make arrests snapchat among the social media apps and messaging services used by those in the

susan arnold has served on disney's board since 2007. arnold will succeed bob iger when he leaves the company at the end of the year. that is the end of an era, for sure. coming up, a call to congress. we will be joined by the ceo of global foundries on the push to bring chip manufacturing to the united states. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is a worldwide challenge. a natural byproduct of a world economy shut down by the pandemic as it comes back to life. prices are still out of sync as the world comes back. emily: president biden speaking earlier, where he said work has begun to ease supply chain disruptions. in a letter to congress, over 50 corporate leaders, including tim cook, have called on lawmakers to speed chip aid and bring manufacturing back to the u.s. the letter warns time is running out to take action. semi conductors are essential to virtually all sectors of the economy. unfortunately, demand for these critical components has outstripped supply. the shortage exposed vulnerabilities in the semi conductor supply

. >> kevin hart as arnold and john lithgow as mr. drummond.rivacy episode that aired in season one of "different strokes." >> all right. now you two be nice to each other. >> we will, mr. drummond. >> okay. >> ah! >> peppering in some surprise appearances, too. >> hey, this is my room, too, willis. i want to play here. >> and at least one minor update to the 1979 script. >> hey, willis? >> uh-huh. >> how come vernon always smell like weed? >> ann dowd playing mrs. garrett in "different strokes" and in the other staging "the facts of life". >> tell me one thing about the grateful dead. if they're dead, how come they're so grateful. >> gabriele union as tootie. >> a little far? girl. >> jen anniston as blaire. >> well, sure. beautiful people like rock 'n roll, too. >> kathryn hahn as jo. >> i'm going to have dinner with carl. >> if anyone should, i should. >> carl paid for this with a charming dinner date, and that's me! >> in this third installment, the producers aiming for simply, quote, a good time where we'd have fun, and the audience could

so, what happens is there was a study done in 2013 done by the arnold foundation out of texas. they looked at low risk defendants in jails in kentucky. what they found is that those who were stuck in jail because they could not afford their bail over a short period of time, even 24 hours to 48 hours, were more likely to commit further crimes than similarly situated defendants who were actually -- who actually did not spend any time in jail because they either did not get a bail charge or because they could afford to write a check for their bill. the study looked at folks who were in jail up to 30 days because they could not afford their bail and again compared them to similarly situated defendants, all low risk defendants, meaning misdemeanors and low-level felonies. it found that the people who were stuck in jail because they could not afford their bail were 70% more likely to commit further crimes than those who were home with their families and able to continue with their jobs. think about it, it makes sense. we disrupt people's lives and we take away their cars, their apart

general james also executive chair, two-time chairman of the atlantic council of major general arnold so thank you for joining us and i'm sure you and everyone else jointly my salute general powell here we are committed to saving the global future together with our allies and partners with the dedicated focus on producing actionable recommendations with real-world facts. there are two others running us today who have done that throughout their careers, significantly impacting trust department defense plans and priority so i'll get into this is the conversation they haven't impacted the plans and priorities as much as they would like to have. working to develop sustainable nonpartisan oddities to address the most important security challenges facing united states and allies and partners. seeking to honor another general, he passed away last year in august seeks to honor his legacy service embodies nonpartisan commitment and security support for u.s. leadership in cooperation with allies and partners dedication mentorship for the next generation of leaders. consistent with that mission,

and arnold schwarzenegger was a very moderate republican. think he has done like so many, they have transformed themselves into something that they are not in order to win a nomination. that's what it appears dr. oz is doing. even though as you say he's a nice guy and he's a self-described -- he called himself once a moderate republican. well, that's not how he's positioning himself in this primary. but yeah, that's the sorry state of affairs, that in order to win a primary they think they need to get so far over to get trump's endorsement. that didn't work so well for sean parnell who trump endorsed and had to drop out of the race because of credible accusations from his wife for beating the children and trying to strangle her. he's out of the race. that's what happened. but these candidates are going -- they're behaving in ways that are outside of their normal character and persona. >> name recognition, celebrity, notoriety can hurt you equally as much as it can help you depending on what you've said and done, your actions in the past. tha

disney has named susan arnold as the next chairman.bob iger, who stepped down last year, and is expected to lead the company later this month. she's been on business boards for 14 years. >> women's tennis association suspending all tournament in china, including hong kong. they say beijing has failed to quell concerns punctuate is free and safe. less get more from our china editor. the wta has threatened to do this, and made good on this. it is significant, given the history of how we have seen sporting associations react when it comes to china. >> that is right. this is the first time we have seen a major sporting organization -- over business. in 2019, the nba apologized over houston rockets manager and backing hong kong democracy protests. it is a big departure. a courageous move by the wta. it will put a lot of pressure on the league in the lead out of the beijing games. shery: what does it mean for the wta right now? >> it is a huge publicity boost in the short-term for them. they did not have any games in china currently because

he's should be on the same list that benedict arnold is put on.o a whole other senators and other representatives, to the ben benedict arnold top ten list. so my hope is he's held accountable. my expectation because of what we've seen over the last year, i've become a little jaded because we're almost a year out from january 6th and no person that instigated this, that pushed this, that was involved in this that has held some kind of office has have held accountable yet. a bunch of the small fish have been held accountable but none of the big fish have been held accountable. i hope it happens but so far if experience leads us forward, i don't have a lot of expectation that the big fish are going to get held accountable. >> juanita, they've written him a letter saying we'll come to your district. somebody says no. they issue a subpoena, then somebody says no and the house volts on it and sometimes it results in an arrest warrant. some people think what way do they get merrick garland, some people think the justice department needs to use its teeth

to that benedict arnold top ten list.hey're not patriots, they should not serving congress. perry should not be a congressman, he should not be allowed to serve. because of his disdain for the constitution of the united states in our democracy. and this i, hope he's held accountable. my expectation, because of what you have seen over the last year, i've become a little jaded, because we are a year out from january, six and no person that is instigated this that is push, this that is involved in, this that is held some kind of office, has been held accountable yet. a bunch of the small facial been held accountable, none of the big vision but held accountable. as we get closer to decisions being made, i hope it happens. but so far, if experiences any idea about moving forward, i don't have a lot of expectation the big fish will be held accountable. juanita, they haven't subpoenaed scott parried, they have eventually written him a very nice letter. they have written him a nice letter saying that if they need us to come to yo

hours, anne sacoolas's american legal firm, arnold and hours, anne sacoolas's american legalfirm, arnolds a virtual hearing, there is no agreement at this time. so there is a little bit of uncertainty now as to whether the agreement is as solid as the crown prosecution service felt it was.— solid as the crown prosecution service felt it was. ok, that's a turn u -. service felt it was. ok, that's a turn uo- let's— service felt it was. ok, that's a turn up. let's suppose - service felt it was. ok, that's a turn up. let's suppose that i service felt it was. ok, that's a turn up. let's suppose that it l service felt it was. ok, that's a i turn up. let's suppose that it does take place, how would that work? well, it is pretty opaque at the moment, not clear, not something thatis moment, not clear, not something that is ever really happen before, nobody has stood trial by video link from another country. people have appeared by video link during the pandemic while in the jurisdiction but not from another country. the charge she was charged with two years ago was death by dangerous driving. tha

and how about this for an early christmas cracker from trent alexander—arnold!eeping the pressure up at the top while newcastle remain second from bottom. it's more points dropped for chelsea this evening. they were held to a 1—1 draw with everton at stamford bridge. mason mount gave them a second—half lead. everton's jarrad branthwaite equalised soon after in a match where they had few chances. chelsea stay third, but lose ground on liverpool in second. so, a frustrating night for chelsea's men and a hugely disappointing one for their women. they've missed out on the champions league knockout stage after going down 4—0 at wolfsburg. it was a miserable evening for emma hayes' side. svenja huth scored twice inside 23 minutes, and then tabea wassmuth added two more after half—time to knock chelsea out. juventus beat swiss side servette 4—0 to join wolfsburg in the quarterfinals. the spread of the omicron covid variant has caused havoc with the premier league's fixtures. numerous clubs are reporting increased infections among players. leicester city's game with tot

executive chair americas, two-time chairman of the board of the atlantic council and major general arnold pineiro. thank you for joining us. here at the atlantic council we are committed to shape in the global future together with our allies and partners with a dedicated focus on producing actionable recommendations with real world -- to individuals joining us today have done just that throughout their careers. significantly impacting u.s. department of defense plans and priorities. and probably, again, we will get into this in the conversation. but they haven't impacted the plans as much as they might have liked to. we will get into that. the council scope works to develop sustainable nonpartisan strategies to address the most important security challenges facing the united states and its allies and partners. the center seeks to honor another general, general brent scowcroft, who passed away last year in august. it seeks to honor his legacy of coming into the causes of security, support for cooperation with allies and partners, and dedication to the mentorship of the next generation of l

times that we have known. >> kevin arnold is just like a regular kid except in the 1960s, and he's not the first episode of "the wonder years," anybody who saw it remembers the ending where the first kiss with winnie and kevin arnold. the song they play is "when a man loves a woman." that moment seemed so pure and so real. ♪ when a man loves a woman can't keep his mind on nothing else ♪ >> the tone of the baby boomers in the 1960s is about rebellion, about being students. by the 1980s, it's time to grow up. and so they shave their beards, give up their dashikis, and put on power suits, a whole new notion. >> oh, the yuppies. last year the politicians were all talking about winning their votes. now the young urban professionals and the rest of their baby boom generation are being wooed by advertisers and their agencies. >> by the '80s, it was pretty clear that the generation after the generation of the '60s may be embodied by alex keaton on "family ties," seeming to be a lot more interested in the corner office than the new jerusalem. >> you're a young man, you shouldn't be worried abou

first, let me bring brandon arnold in who is with us today on this electric vehicle story. lick in the bill -- specifically in the bill. not all electric vehicles are treated the same. brandon: that's exactly right. the credit is enormous. people can get it even if they make as much as half a million dollars a year. and you're right, the bigger credit goes to the union made vehicles so it disadvantages some of our newer, innovative companies like tesla. it disadvantages southern states which increasingly moved away from a union workforce to a right to work, workforce. this is about a special interest give-away that costs taxpayers billions of dollars. it needs to go. maria: unbelievable. congresswoman, i want to get your take on what you're seeing at the border. i've been breaking news this week about what's going on in houston, about the number of got-aways. i just spoke with brandon judd who said that just in the first two months of the new fiscal year, 100,000 got-aways were seen on surveillance. the rio grande valley sector has seen more than 100,000 illegal encounters

you were standing in germany's 1st castle, built in 1471 by arnold from vest, fallen hopefully on a twin withdrawn. and to help me imagine what castle life was light back then move him here shows me the history pat. it's an interactive tablet that allows me to step back into the 15th century with the help of augmented reality and historical reconstructions and 3 deal with this magnificent room was once the banqueting hall in the banqueting hall was where the feasts were served for. she says, and where the royal household, 89 or the histo pad recreates that we can see precisely we know that what they ate is in us with you. that's right. and in what order the various courses were eaten, it's all been researched. so you can see the various specialties of the time squirrel was a particular highlight iceland. oh, why? oh, it have, i've never tried it. so i couldn't tell you how many meter we had upper floor to learn about. another chapter in the castle's history augustus the strong elector of saxony commissioned alchemist johan frederick, but cur, to create pure gold for it cut didn't quite m

classed with police following the nations victory about tenicia, small clashes broke out between police arnold jr and fans all over the city, mainly in paris city center. french police consent there with fair incidents in neil on by the are up top was revived this year with a fever after a 9 year hiatus. that's all for now. next, a documentary about taiwan, the laboratory for democracy in the shadow of china, who have more well headlines at the top of the hour. stay with us. thanks for joining us. but that's more coming up with an interest in the global economy. our portfolio w business. beyond here, the closer look at the project. to analyze the fight for market dominance. ahead with the w business beyond on you tube. oh, an isolated island in the south china sea. 16th century portuguese sailors called it ella formosa, or beautiful island. but to day, we know it as taiwan. taiwan is a de facto state home to 24000000 residents. it has its own flag and them currency language and institutions. located 200 kilometers off the coast of the people's republic of china. taiwan cannot escape beijing's

you were standing in germany's 1st castle, built in 1471 by arnold from vest, fallen hopefully on a twin with 5 a to help me imagine what castle life was light back then move a measure shows me the hyster pat. it's an interactive tablet that allows me to step back into the 15th century with the help of augmented reality and historical reconstructions and 3 deal with this magnificent room was once the banqueting hall in the banqueting hall was where the feasts were served for. she says, and where the royal household, $89.00 or the histo pad. recreate that we can see precisely we know of what they 8 is in of you. that's right. and in what order the various courses were eaten, it's all been researched. so you can see the various specialties of the time squirrel was a particular highlight iceland. oh, why? oh, it absolutely. i've never tried it. so i couldn't tell you how many meter we had upper floor to learn about. another chapter in the castles history augustus the strong elector of saxony, commissioned alchemist johan frederick. but come to create pure gold for it. cut didn't quite manag

you were standing in germany's 1st castle, built in 1471 by arnold from vest, fallen hopefully on a twin, withdrawn to help me imagine what castle life was like back then. moving me here shows me the history pat. it's an interactive tablet that allows me to step back into the 15th century with the help of augmented reality and historical reconstructions entry deal with this magnificent room was once the banqueting hall in the banqueting hall was where the feasts were served on the hoof as she says and where the royal household, 89 or the histo pad recreates that we can see precisely who can know what the age is in of you. that's right. and in what order the various courses were eaten, it's all been researched. so you can see the various specialties of the time squirrel was a particular highlight iceland. oh, why? oh, it helps, and i've never tried it. so i couldn't tell you many meter we had upper floor to learn about another chapter in the castles history. augustus the strong elector of saxony commissioned alchemist johan frederick. but come to create pure gold for it cut didn't quite m

>> kevin hart as arnold. >> what you talkin' bout, willis? >> and john lithgow as mr.ca. ♪ i'm still standing, yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ >>> i remember the super bowl leading them to victory, the rams like that, looking forward to seeing them both. glad you're starting your day with us. did you see this last night? i don't know if you had a chance to watch this. "live in front of a studio audience", boyz ii men, the way they performed the "diff'rent strokes" theme song. it was a showstopper. we'll have much more on this special coming up. >> those live specials have been so much fun to watch. >> they have been. >>> i got a chance to sit down with will smith. we didn't talk just about the new movie and the book he has. we talked about a new adventure. he lights up with a childlike giddiness to talk about this new project he has, a new show taking him all around the world. you will hear from him, my conversation with him coming up. >> looks like he's having a lot of fun. >>> want to get to the latest on the fight against covid. 21 states reporting cases a week after it was firs

but got feet to the punch by benedict arnold. this was just off the top stuff. and actually, among the people commenting on his farewell address was thomas paine he hated him because he didn't think washington got them out of france fast enough. he said we must all devoutly pray for his imminent death. and so the criticism he was a getting too. >> it's pretty funny by the way he was famously an atheist. >> that is true he was. you mean pain not washington. the level of partisanship in the 1790s is comparable to what we are facing in washington now, okay? the press there were no rules for the press. all the news fit to print. now, washington stands firmly against that whole thing. he thanks of you have any problems you can vote me out of the next election. but the level of partisanship in the newspapers in the 1790s is scatological. in washington really cannot understand that. he does not understand it. only think he is hurt by it. i think he survives the french and indian war. he should have been killed when he was a young man. h

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. >> additional funding is provided by the estate of arnold adams, the yuen foundation, committed toridging cultural differences in our communities, sandra and carl delay-magnuson, rose hirschel and andy shreeves, robert and susan rosenbaum, the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> once again from washington, moderator yamiche alcindor. yamiche: good evening and welcome to "washington week." it's the night before christmas and millions are celebrating, but many are on edge as the. sought to reassure the country but i question him why it is still so hard for many to get a covid test. what is your message to americans who are trying to get tested now and who are not able to get tested and are wondering who took so long to ramp up testing? president biden: what took so long? it didn't take long at all. what happened was, the omicron virus spread even more rapidly than anyone thought. yamiche: meanwhile this week, some good news. the fda authorized two pills to treat covid. it could keep high-risk patients from

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after a little cracked, arnold protest has killed 4 people. and as the clock winds down on 2021 will look back at some of the biggest stories covered by al jazeera. ah oh, hello there. thank you for joining an we've got some more rain risks across the goal . so right off the bat, let's go in for a closer look. we could see some downpours for eastern saudi into bahrain and cats are some showers for the u. e, and also northeastern portions of a bond impacting musket with a hive 24 degrees on saturday. off to pakistan right now. unsettled in the west, also through afghanistan as well, but prepare for it is a lot more bog. your temperatures are about to fall as we head in to 2020, to just a high of 13 degrees on tuesday. but because we got that rain hanging around your overnight low will be about 10 weather maker is swirling around in the eastern med, that's throwing some rain towards cypress southern turkey, northeastern libya and northern egypt. and that's going to put a cap on temperatures as well. central africa, we've got solid bands of rain

arnold's, the drag queen in torch song trilogy, another olivier award—winning role.om rada. they sent a letter saying, "we strongly recommend that you think about another career." which, you know, at that time, you know, really puts you on the line. gay, jewish, south african, growing up he felt very much the outsider. he liked the idea of disguise, and his home became the shakespearean stage. many of his greatest role directed by the man who would become his husband, greg doran. hail, rome! titus andronicus. victorious in thy mourning weeds. iago. the moor already changes with my poison. lear... do not make me mad! troubled, complex, compelling. the characters of sir antony sher. sir antony sher, who has died at the age of 72. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello there. it was briefly milder through today, but that's not going to last, again, 20 of showers, wintry on hills, and rain and hail snow pushing into parts of northern england later across more of the midlands. northwest scotland brightening up. south wale

there was a full house for trent alexander arnold's greatest head.uld the team faced the drop plate the schedule while others have not stopped below the competition becomes slightly unfair and no one wants to see that. people want to see a fair league and they don't want to see disparity in games. he has a point, but everyone else who may be _ has a point, but everyone else who may he says — has a point, but everyone else who may be says we should still continue also has _ may be says we should still continue also has a _ may be says we should still continue also has a point. there is not one answer— also has a point. there is not one answer to— also has a point. there is not one answer to all— also has a point. there is not one answer to all of these questions that are — answer to all of these questions that are asked in societies into professional football right now. we need much more clarity as to why those games— need much more clarity as to why those games are _ need much more clarity as to why those games are not _ need much more clarity as to

you see that all the way down to arnold in pollack pines and that's going to continue right through that period of back going along with that. we're talking about not only the snow but some gusty winds over the mountain peaks on this storm system, maybe gusts as high as a 100 miles an hour, though some extremely dangerous driving conditions, guys. thank you, lawrence. coming up in sports, lawyers head coach steve kerr reportedly on the precipice of quite an honor. >> our grant lotus will fill you in. coming up. plus, we'll see the most expensive christma ho ho ho! not again. oh no. for the gifts you won't forget. the mercedes-benz winter event. get a credit toward your first month's payment on select models. >> christmas sweaters have become a fun holiday tradition and now one artist is taking this trend to the next level. take a look at what is now being dubbed the world's most expensive ugly sweater the london design selling this italian so lined garment for nearly $40,000 according to his website. it has more than 150 diamonds. 2000 crystals and is made with 24 karat gold thread. the