reporter: the king, previously as the prince of wales, has visited qatar numerous times. himself was schooled in some of the most illustrious schools, sherborne, harrow and sandhurst, like prince harry and prince william. in terms of that closeness, the relationship with the uk, how important is it? and i know you have a special role? when it comes to thejets? apologies, before the pomp and ceremony starts to clean—up is under way so we have the trucks cleaning that ceremonial, symbolic red carpet of the malljust that ceremonial, symbolic red carpet of the mall just ahead of the state visit which will start in a few hours. tell us a little about the typhoons? you are right. _ little about the typhoons? you are right. the _ little about the typhoons? you are right, the king, _ little about the typhoons? gm, are right, the king, when he was prince of wales, visited regularly, twice when i was ambassador about ten years ago, and it made a big difference. the king and the emir have a good relationship, going back to when the emir was at school in the uk and he and his brother

a very bright but solemn anglican service on the deck of hms prince of wales. osevelt and churchill were both anglicans. roosevelt belonged to the episcopal church. churchill, the church of england. the episcopal church had split off from the church of england after the american revolution. but the liturgy and the hands are very similar. so they had this very emotional service, uplifting service on the deck of the of prince of wales that august. well, not only were all these these bases falling and not only was the carnage in the north atlantic continuing, but hms prince of wales itself had been sunk just three days after pearl harbor. it was the first time that air power alone had sunk a capital battleship on the open ocean. and over 300 of the same men that roosevelt and churchill had worshiped with that august had died when that ship went down. so it was it was a time of tremendous stress. but the the faith that was exhibited that day was was remarkable. and i'm sure it had a lot to do with the the morale and unity that america and the british people had thro

the sun rises on a special day for hms prince of wales. er a special ceremony which will give the ship the freedom of the city, an honour the scouse contingent are most grateful for. it's good to let my family see what it's good to let my family see what i do. they are all coming on board, coming to the march later. it special for me coming to the march later. it specialfor me in particular because at the pass out rally it was during covid so they didn't get to see me pass out, so it's a special day for us. ~ , pass out, so it's a special day for us. 3 ~ , pass out, so it's a special day for us. ~ , . , . pass out, so it's a special day for us. g . , ., , , pass out, so it's a special day for us. g , ,., us. my nieces and nephews thought the fli . ht us. my nieces and nephews thought the flight ramp _ us. my nieces and nephews thought the flight ramp over _ us. my nieces and nephews thought the flight ramp over there _ us. my nieces and nephews thought the flight ramp over there was - us. my nieces and nephews thought the flight ramp over t

i think it's a reminder, of course, her and prince of wales, prince william, had that important role inging the sheikha and the emir over here, making sure that everything was a proper welcome, you know, really felt like the red carpet had been rolled out. and the king will have been very grateful for the support of the prince and princess of wales. i mean, we have certainly had moments in the royal calendar this year where the royal family has looked pretty skeletal, quite thin on the ground. i think today is a reminder that as we come to the end of a difficult year for the royal family, they were very much out in force. as you say, we didn't have the queen here for the official welcome, but she is there for the lunch. she'll be there this evening for the state banquet. so it feels a little different to what we're used to in terms of royal attendance. some are dipping in and out a little bit, but in terms of the protocol, the format, the pomp and the pageantry, it's everything that we would expect for a state visit. four friends who've just turned 70 have found themselves the subject

the president—elect, donald trump, seemed delighted to spend time talking with the prince of wales. ction. how are you? back in the uk, during the year, the prince returned to check on the progress of the six locations he'd chosen for homewards... did you think a lot of people just think. _ "give people a house. and it's sort of fixed"? yeah. ..his ambitious project to tackle homelessness. homelessness is a - complex societal issue and one that touches the lives of far too many people - in our society. however, i truly believe that it can be ended. i and on a sunny trip to cornwall in may, as well as some beach volleyball, he visited a site on duchy of cornwall land which will be used to build 2a homes with wraparound care, specifically for people who would otherwise be homeless. they cheer november and, in south africa, the green carpet was rolled out for the earthshot awards ceremony. its founder, prince william, in a sustainable blazer and biodegradable trainers. these are the game—changers. these are the innovators. - these are the inventors that are going to make the world a bet

prince william is set to meet donald trump in paris ahead of notre dame cathedral's grand reopening ceremony. the prince of walesl discuss the uk , us of wales will discuss the uk, us special relationship with the president elect and meet outgoing first lady jill biden. the ceremony , hosted by the ceremony, hosted by president emmanuel macron, features the opening of the cathedral's huge doors, the reawakening of its organ and the first mass since its restoration . first mass since its restoration. it's william's first visit to paris since 2017, following his trip after the brexit referendum . trip after the brexit referendum. and corgis wearing christmas jumpers have gathered for a parade in central london. people gathered with their pets making their way through the capital and posed for pictures outside a renee buckingham palace. they ventured into hyde park and finished up at the albert memorial . those are the latest memorial. those are the latest headlines. for now i'm joe caspan headlines. for now i'm joe caspar. more in half an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news

the prince of wales is also due to attend the opening ceremony and he too will be holding a meeting, with president macron, and he will also be meeting present electron as well as some point. you can see that the rain has well and truly taken hold. —— president electron as well. there are still huge crowds along the river send hoping to catch a glimpse of the opening ceremonial. i want to give you an idea of what will happen later on. we will have three different parts of the ceremony, there will be a religious party, a secular part and also a cultural one. the importance of that is because the cathedral is not only a catholic symbol, the heart of catholicism in this country, but also a symbol of france itself. it is considered by many the heart of the nation. i will go back to you now in the studio briefly, i believe, and i await the arrival of other world leaders. it is probably best because i'm about to be blown away by this umbrella. back to you. blown away by this umbrella. back to vom— blown away by this umbrella. back to you. you look like you are about _ back to you. you look

britain's prince of wales, prince william is here, jill biden, the first lady is here as well.y destroyed the 12th century gothic cathedral. and macron promised that it would be done in five years and so the work began. the statues restored and 2400 oak treeses around paris were cut down to build the trusses, and the roof, the relic, the crown of thorns, the nail, a sliver from the nail, the holy-- believed to have been in the crucifixion. and it's just this rebirth and the restoration of an old friend and i think that's what's really important. the restoration costs some $800 million and 65 million of that came from the united states, so, even though this is a house of worship or a national event, it is also a house of worship built for the glory of god and that's what this nation hopes, many people hope that it will be again, a structure that's built to the glory of god which welcomes all people. neil. neil: beautifully done and beautifully said. lauren green in paris, thank you for that. i've got stephanie bennett a correspondent in london. stephanie is following a separate

and there was a special message from the prince of wales. i think you know this guy. y best of luck for what's going to be a very gruelling week — raising money and awareness around mnd. what you and rob have achieved has been incredible and it's a very fitting tribute to his legacy what you're achieving again this week. and i'm sure you'll be running with him in your mind the whole way round. the very best of luck from catherine and i, and we'll be thinking of you all week. good luck. that's brilliant. well done, kevin. brilliant. the next seven days will make a real difference. it's absolutely amazing that the turnout and the support for kevin and the marvellous things that he's doing for mnd. it's just absolutely amazing. i don't think there's anybody in the country that hasn't heard of mnd now. again this year, the extra mile is a chance for kevin to stop, albeit briefly, and to meet and run with people from the mnd community, including stephen and his family. amazing the amount of people have turned up — he does an incrediblejob, kevin. i feel a bit of a cheat onl

in october, with the prince of wales, she visited southport to meet those who were helping the community have been invited to the carol service at the abbey. this christmas especially, the royal family has much to reflect on from a personal perspective. this carol service is designed as a celebration of those people around us who help us through the darkest times. daniela relph, bbc news, westminster abbey. the former beatles star has been honoured by britain's royal mint with a new collection of coins celebrating his career. the special £5 coins feature king charles on one side and a design containing references to support your record—breaking route career on the other. the 82—year—old who was involved in the design process described it as a huge honour, though legal tender, the coins will be in debt collectors and won't end her general circulation. do stay with us here on the world today on bbc news. hello there. storm darragh is going to bring damage and disruption widely across the uk this weekend. there is this red wind warning issued by the met office. these are really quite rare.

they didn't say the prince of wales. they named him by his full name, was because full moles and 50 as he had dedicated himself as the queen before him to this of this is what on the young people, his work on the environment. and they felt that it would be an appropriate person to become head of the commonwealth. and this building is originally principal. and so the lead has come shoes, homes, so ever they wish to be the head to become involved. and they happened to choose king charles this unanimously. i think it's probably the only the election he will ever enter when he has none of that's a boat. so i think it wasn't, it wasn't unusual and it was specific. and i think it was merited because of the contribution he made his whole life to the surface. yep. is a colonial era policies that still impacts of land or to ship, especially with chrome land restrictions. how come to the commonwealth help island nations deal with that and secure breast of land rights? well, we have um, oh, come on wells low ministers meeting. we h

of doing things which is very exact. we know that when it comes to the prince and princess of wales, they have already met the emir and hisy released of that meeting, they will then come together, they were scored the qatari royal couple —— they will escort the qatari royal couple here for that inspection and have that ceremonial welcome by king charles himself. but not queen camilla. ,, , , camilla. she is still recovering - camilla. she is still recovering from - camilla. she is still recovering from a l camilla. she is still- recovering from a chest infection. she will still play a very— infection. she will still play a very full part in this part more _ a very full part in this part more indoors than out. but what we do _ more indoors than out. but what we do see — more indoors than out. but what we do see up there of course his. _ we do see up there of course his. these _ we do see up there of course his, these have to follow the same — his, these have to follow the same rituals for every state visit. — same rituals for every state visit, nobody gets special treatment, every visitor is met by the — treatment, every v

among those expected tojoin president macron for the reopening are the prince of wales, ukrainian presidentons continue to deteriorate across many parts of the uk, but especially out towards the west as storm darragh begins to batter the uk and ireland. the red warning of wind from the met office has been issued for parts of wales and also parts of southwestern england, and is valid from 3am on saturday to 11am on saturday. that's when the peak of the winds will occur — danger to life, travel disruption, power cuts, and ferocious conditions out to sea — winds could be gusting to around 90 miles an hour. now, rest of the day, a much wider amber warning will also be in force across many western parts of the uk, with winds up to about 80 miles an hour, also bringing damage and disruption and nasty conditions around coastal areas as well. on top of that, heavy rain is expected across southern parts of wales. throughout this period here, the amber warning is in force and we could see as much as 90mm of rain. so let's have a look at the weather map, then. here's that circular storm with the press

in october, with the prince of wales, she visited southport to meet those who were helping the communityl service at the abbey. this christmas especially the abbey. this christmas especially the royal family has the abbey. this christmas especially the royalfamily has much to the abbey. this christmas especially the royal family has much to reflect on from a personal perspective. this carol service is designed as a celebration of those people around us who help us through the darkest times. daniela relph, bbc news, westminster abbey. time for a look at the weather, here's thomasz. yes, it is important because the weather warnings from the met yes, it is important because the weather warnings fi’oi of he met yes, it is important because the weather warnings fi’oi of the liet also met the families of the children killed. all of whom have been invited to the carol service at the abbey. this christmas especially the abbey. this christmas especially the royal family has the abbey. this christmas especially the royalfamily has much to the abbey. this christmas especially the royal family has m

the king is leading members of the royalfamily, including the prince and princess of wales, at a christmas church service in sandringham. pope francis has used his traditional christmas message to call for peace in ukraine and gaza, calling the humanitarian situation there extremely grave. translation: may there be a ceasefire, maybe hostages he relief and may it be given to people who are exploring hunger and war. —— who are experiencing hunger and war. many are feared dead after a passenger plane crashes in kazakhstan. officials say at least 32 survivors have been found and our bbc russia editor, steve rosenberg, joins forces with channel 4's ciaranjenkins to perform a special christmas collaboration. hello and welcome. we start in the uk, where the royal family have attended the traditional christmas service at church in sandringham. king charles was accompanied by the prince and princess of wales and their children and other senior royals. prince andrew did not attend, after it was confirmed earlier this week that he would not be joining the family at sandringham. let's go back to spea

the president of the united states is supposed to visit with the prince of wales s and not makewh a fullselves. this is normal. this is what americans want to see, a president respected and in command. but for the past four years, we have had scenes like this. it was all embarrassing to us as a country, and it was sad to. contrary to what we were toldep about trump beforeel they electt that the world would be repellec by another trump president say, that was all a lie.s actually, trump has the greatd unifier. the command is to make america safe and secure in the entire country, all of us secure that shone through in chris welker interview. the idea that trump wants to --o >> just nonbiased, you hurt yourself so badly. i don't understand why. you know, you would like to a think press would see strongon't borders, grade education, powerful military in all these:h different things that somehow they don't want to see that. >> laura: the idea trump wants to let the rep go down the a tubes, that was never true.d the media and the folks at nbc want to put that impression out. it was false. and

but, of course, there prince william, prince of wales there greeting president-elect trump there as heks down the line. bringing more as we get it lauren greene live in paris, thank you. molly. molly: what a day in the world stage for the president president-elect donald trump also showing support back here at home for his defense secretary nominee. pete hegseth as he faces a potentially steep battle for confirmation we have senior national correspondent rich edson live from west palm beach florida tracking all of these trump appointments. rich, to you. reporter: good afternoon molly well president-elect trump suggests that his choice to lead the pentagon pete hegseth has momentum he was on capitol hill for much of last week, meeting with senators trying to convince them to vote for his confirmation. trump is giving hegseth public support and says he is standing by him. >> like pete is doing well now. i mean, people were a little bit concerned. he's a young guy with a tremendous track record actually. went to princeton and went to harvard he was a good student at both but he loves the

and the president of the united states is supposed to visit with the prince of wales and not make a foolis normal. this is what americans want to see. a president who is respected, and in command. but for the past four years we have had scenes like this. it was all embarrassing to us as a country and it was sad. and contrary to what we were told about trump before the election, that the world would be repelled by another trump presidency. that was all a lie. in fact, trump is actually the great unifier. his command of the issues his desire to make america safe and secure and the entire country, all of us secure. well, that shone through in kirsten welker interview. the idea that trump wants to -- >> just -- just non-biased. you hurt yourself so badly. i don't understand why. you know, you would think the press would like to see strong borders, great education. a powerful military so we have a country left and all these different things. and somehow they don't want to see that. >> laura: the idea that trump wants to let europe go down down the tubes was never true. the media, folks at nbc

of the camera shot down the corridor. this comes up again a year or two later when prince charles makes a visit to washington, it is a big trip as prince of walesnd he finds himself in a situation like at the baseba park or wildlife sanctuary or a party atthwhite house grounds, somehow tricianixon was always placed alongside him which made some rate pictures. charles himself later said, they were always trying to fix me up. >> did the queen ever meet fdr? o fly across the atlantic, but at was in 1951 after the death of fdr. when she was still a princess she met truman. peter: because of course joe kennedy was fdr's ambassador for a while. mr. charter: this is a really interesting point that emerges from her formative years in the run-up to the war. kennedy becomes a rather unpopular ambassador in britain, because he, for one, cannot see why on earth america should get involved in the war in europe and makes that pretty clear. that is not what fdr is thinking. however, fdr is campaigning on keeping america out of any war in europe. so there's this contradiction in what is being presented to the public a bit. and there's hits -- this chafing behi

he got the full presidential celebration he had great meetings with the prince of wales and also talkedminister of italy. the world knows donald trump is back and america will be back as well. >> brian: the prince is better looking in person. >> ainsley: taller than i thought. steve karoline congratulation. >> thank you. mirmsz. >> brian: the president going to be talking about what is happening in syria. syria free from assad. yes, he is in moscow. county u.s. trust the new leadership and who is running that country. a firsthand account from damascus, next. ♪ ♪ if you struggle. ♪ and struggle. ♪ and struggle with cpap. you should check out inspire. ♪ no mask. no hose. just sleep. inspire. sleep apnea innovation. learn more and view important safety information at inspiresleep.com lowe's knows the best holiday tradition is taking your tradition to the next level. so, if you find a lower price on the things you - want. - need. we'll match it. plus, with mylowe's rewards, you can earn points when you shop. to make the holidays even more... sweet. lowe's knows how to help you holiday. sing

but this comes up later, when prince charles makes a visit to washington, his first trip as prince of walesfunnily enough, he finds himself in almost every situation like at the baseball park or the wildlife sanctuary, for the party on the white house grounds, someh tcia nixon has always been placed alongside him, which made for some great pictures. charles himself later said, oh yes, that is when they were trying to set me up with tricia nixon. peter: did the queen ever meet fdr, that you know of? mr. charter: she did not, no. she was the first royal ever to fly across the atlantic, but that was in 1951 after the death of fdr. when she was still a princess she met truman. peter: because of course joe kennedy was fdr's ambassador for a while. mr. charter: this is a really interesting point that emerges from her formative years in the run-up to the war. kennedy becomes a rather unpopular ambassador in britain, because he, for one, cannot see why on earth america should get involved in the war in europe and makes that pretty clear. that is not what fdr is thinking. however, fdr is campaigning

zelenskyy is also here and he had met with trump and macron and 1500 guests are here, including the prince of wales and first lady jill biden and john kerry is here. five years ago, the world watched in horror as fire engulfed notre dame. and president macron vowed our lady would be reopened in five years. so the work began. 2,000 statues and decorative statues and features were restored or rebuilt. the trusses, the roof, and religious relics saved from the fire, restoration cost $800 million and 65 million came from the united states. first and foremost, notre dame is a house of worship to glory of god and to honor. >> and the first ahead is after macron speaks. griff: a historical landmark for so many christians around the world. lauren green live in paris, we'll get you more as we get it. thank you very much. >> today president biden marks pearl harbor remembrance at the white house as speculation grows over additional pardons as he leaves office. lucas tomlinson has the latest on this. >> good afternoon. hunter biden received a pardon from his father a few weeks before christmas and since this,

whole party moves out of the camera shot down the corridor, but this comes again a year or two later when prince charles makes a visit to washington. his first big trip as prince of wales he finds himself in almost every situation like at the baseball park or wildlife sanctuary or party at the white house grounds. somehow tricia nixon is always placed alongside him, which made for some great pictures. and charles himself later said, that's when they were trying to fix me up with tricia nixon. >> did the queen ever me fdr? that you know of? >> she did not meet fdr. no, she was the first royal ever to fly across the atlantic, but that was in 1951 after the death of fdr when she met truman. she was still a princess. >> joe kennedy was fdr's ambassador for a while. >> this is a really interesting point that emerges from her formative years in the run up to the war. kennedy becomes a rather unpopular ambassador in britain because he for one cannot see why on earth america should get involved in a war in europe and makes that pretty clear. that is not what fdr is really thinking. however, fdr is campaigning on keeping america out of any war in europe. so, there is this contr

the prince of wales and a beluga. he sits like a walrus.resident biden was not at the ceremony in notre dame, but the first lady was. dr. jill biden, was seated one spot away from trump. and boy, did he take advantage of that. this is going to seem like a joke we made up, but it's not. this is a real advertisement for the donald trump fragrance line. he or his people posted, "a fragrance your enemies can't resist!" they really posted that. but i guess he didn't have a choice. he had to use that picture because he doesn't have a picture of his own wife smiling at him. [ applause ] although, if you zoom in on jill biden, you see she may just be holding her breath there. even after all these years, donald trump still can't tell when a woman's faking it. let me just restate something for you. he used a photo taken inside notre dame cathedral to promote his cologne. say what you will about donald trump, he's the only president in history who's done that! and it's important to remember these are trump's "official" fragrances. not to be confused w

even the prince of wales to meet with trump to try to build a relationship because they know it's goingltuous years ahead. >> susan, when we get to these appointees, ambassadors, gilfoil is the former wife of governor newsome but has been the wife of donald trump jr. and spoke at the rnc. she's, i mean, to be in greece, that's kind of interesting and turkey is now a central destination. blinken is going there today. with syria falling apart. so, tom barrack, who led the inaugural committee last time and is a very wealthy colleague and friend of donald trump's. this would be the time to have a professional diplomat there. >> well, of course, there's a tradition of sending professional diplomats to these key posts. there's also i think a general willingness to give the president -- about whether these nominees want to confirm, but don't fool yourself. donald trump is in a very strong position. 53 republican senators, even three of them, will confirm whoever he wants. >> absolutely. susan page, ali vitali, congratulations on your new gig. starting soon. thank you. and of course, my friend,

of the past 12 months. the prince and princess of wales were with them, alongside their three children. for the crowds, who stood for many hours waiting for a glimpse of the royals, there was a chance to chat and hand over gifts. thank you very much. thank you so much, yeah. it's very kind of you to come all this way. god save the king plays. in his christmas message, delivered from a former hospital chapel in central london rather than a royal residence, the king spoke of the suffering we all experience at some stage of our life, and touched on his own experience of cancer treatment. from a personal point of view, i offer special, heartfelt thanks to the selfless doctors and nurses who this year have supported me and other members of my family through the uncertainties and anxieties of illness, and have helped provide the strength, care and comfort we have needed. recalling his visit to australia and samoa, he talked of diversity as a strength, not a weakness, and emphasised the power of community, especially after the summer riots in the uk. i felt a deep sense of pride here in the un

of all. earlier the royalfamily attended the traditional christmas service at church in sandringham. king charles was accompanied by the prince and princess of walesnd their children — and other senior royals. prince andrew did not attend, after it was confirmed earlier this week that he would not be joining the family at sandringham. let's speak to the royal commentator, kelly swaby. thank you forjoining us. it has been such an extraordinary year, i cannot remember one like it and i have been covering the royals for well over a decade. what do you make of this speech? there was a lot of this speech? there was a lot of expectation that he would mention his health concerns, which he did, but overall the message was one of overall positivity. message was one of overall positivity-— message was one of overall positivity. yes so as you say we all expected _ positivity. yes so as you say we all expected him - positivity. yes so as you say we all expected him to - positivity. yes so as you say i we all expected him to address his cancer diagnosis but he spent a lot less time talking about his self than any of us were expecting. we expected a large part

of the past 12 months. the prince and princess of wales were with them alongside their three children. crowds who stood for many hours waiting for a glimpse of the royals, there was a chance to chat and handover gifts. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> in his christmas message delivered from the former hospital chapel in central london, rather than a royal residence, the king spoke of the suffering will experience at some stage in our life and touched on his own experience of cancer treatment. >> from a personal point of view, i offer special heartfelt thanks to the selfless doctors and nurses who this year have supported me and other members of my family through the uncertainties and anxieties of illness and have helped provide the strength, care, and comfort we have needed. >> recalling his visit to australia and samoa, he talked of diversity as a strength, not a weakness, and emphasized power of community, especially after the summer riots in the u.k. >> i felt a deep sense of pride here in the united kingdom when in response to anger and lawlessness at several turns this summe

king charles was accompanied by the prince and princess of wales and their children and other senior ince andrew did not attend, after it was confirmed earlier this week that he would not be joining the family at sandringham. pope francis has delivered his traditional christmas day blessing. speaking from the central balcony of st peter's basilica to thousands of people in the square below, he delivered his traditional christmas day "urbi et orbi", an address to the city and the world. in his speech, the pope called for talks between ukraine and russia to end the war that followed moscow's full—scale invasion two years ago, and he also renewed his call for a ceasefire in the israel—gaza war. translation: in the middle east and contemplating the crib - of bethlehem, i think of the christian communities in israel and palestine and particularly to the dear community of gaza, where the humanitarian situation is extremely grave. may there be a ceasefire. may the hostages be released and aid be given to the people worn out by hunger and by war. the pontiff speaking earlier today. in the mid

of all. sarah: earlier the royal family attended the traditional christmas service. king charles was accompanied by the prince and princess of wales children, and other senior royals including the queen. prince andrew did not attend, after it was confirmed earlier this week he would not be joining the family there. a commentator talked me through the king's speech. >> we all expected him to address his cancer diagnosis but he spent a lot less time talking about himself than i think many of us expected. people expected a large part of the speech to be about his diagnosis and it was not. it was about community spirit, also about public service. our health professionals got a shout out this year as they have in many of the previous christmas broadcasts. but it was one of community spirit, of coming together. that ties in with the christmas spirit as a whole. it was as to be expected but there were some surprises. sarah: and some really direct comments. you sometimes have to read between the lines to get the messages from royal christmas messages. but this was very clear it was about community, about the southport riots. it was talkin

the prince and princess of wales are seen with their three children, prince george, princess charlotteir country home in the background. this comes after a year when the royal family has dealt with health issues involving both princess kate and king charles. >>> okay, if you're a procrastinator and have yet to deck the halls with your own christmas tree, no judgment, but there are still real trees available. how much you pay could depend on where you shop. cbs' kristine lazar explains. >> reporter: millions of people will have at least one real or artificial tree in their home this year, and the american christmas tree association says it's probably costing more. >> like all consumer goods, christmas trees are not immune to inflation. so we might see an 8% to 10% increase in both live and artificial trees this year. >> reporter: tina callus of tina's trees in southern california says she has not raised prices on her trees under eight feet this year. she charges $74 for a six to seven-foot douglas fir, typically your most popular species because it grows fastest. the noble fir is $126 f