in the spirit of this exhibition, yes, i, bill bailey, bill of bailey, am the first comedian to curate in the world. and an immersive experience like no other, from high—tech shopping, being captured by the police of 1980 south korea, in a performance called one day maybe. if i don't make it out, tell my mum, dad, sisters, brothers that you can't touch my stuff. oh, what? did you see that? he knows i'm watching! and one of the season's highlights, a special gala performance by the world—famous royal ballet. its principalsjoined a handful of top ballet dancers who had all taken their first lessons at skelton hooper school of dance in hull. so many wanted tickets, 5,000 people watched on screens in a nearby park. the gala showing off the great dancers who started theirjourney to the top in the city of culture. applause. well, you may have noticed in there some of the army of 2,500 turquoise—coated volunteers who are working for city of culture. and joining us is — this is special, we have three generations of volunteers, leanne, sheila, and karen. now, how many hours of volunteering have

. >> host: knew that bailey would absolutely abhor -- >> guest: yes, sort of a summit meeting during the debate about the billand ribicoff some a bunch of people to get office, democratic leaders, republican leaders, the state bar. i was working for bailey, not ribicoff it we're sitting in the back of the room and the state bar chairman said to the governor, governor, a way for proposal, i think we should go father, i think we should replace it with a new superior court system. i looked up and i saw ribicoff going like this to me in the back of the room. i walked up and you whisper to me, he said, do you think we can go for this? i knew the court of common pleas was a source of great patronage. he had naming the prosecutors. although i was only what, 26 been, 27, a little brazen, i whispered governor, i said i think if you go for this, mr. bailey is going to swallow his cigar and choke to death writer in your office. and he kept his mother a a loot that mean he said, he thinks of? i said yes, i do. he turned back to the crowd and said well, i think that's an interesting proposal but we need a lot of study and

bills who was 17, at a hostel in brierley hill. he will serve a minimum of 26 years in prison. a court at the old bailey their throats, before leaving one of them dead in a freezer in a disused house. mujahid arshid, from kingston in south london, is facing multiple charges, including the rape and murder of 20 —year—old celine dookhran. he denies the charges. a man who was abused by the former football coach barry bennell has told a court that the former wales manager — gary speed — was one of four men who took their own lives. they'd all been coached by 64 —year—old barry bennell who is on trial at liverpool crown court. he denies 48 counts of sexual abuse against 11 boys between 1979 and 1990. 0ur sports editor dan roan reports. we're now into the second week of this trial and today the jury heard from a victim who barry bennell had admitted abusing in 1998 when handed admitted abusing in 1998 when handed a nine—yearjail sentence. this man told the jury the former wales manager gary speed who hung himself in 2011 aged 42 was one of four former youth team players of barry bennell‘s who had gone on to c

bills at a hostel in brierley hill. he will serve a minimum of 26 years in prison. a court at the old bailey dead in a freezer in a disused house. muj—ahid arsh—id, from kingston in south london, is facing multiple charges, including the rape and murder of 20 —year—old celine dookh—ran. mujahid arshid denies the charges. another sign of rapprochement between north and south korea. they have agreed to watch together under a pro—unification flag at the winter olympics taxman. it's the result of the first between the neighbours for more than two years. north and south have also agreed to form a unified women's ice hockey team for the games which will be held in south korea. our correspondent laura bicker has been speaking to the south korean foreign minister about signs of friendliness. she emphasised a need for humanitarian assistance for the northern neighbours. i'm very clear, my government is clear despite the situation, humanitarian assistance needs to ta ke humanitarian assistance needs to take place. north korea is a classic case of humanitarian need. un agencies do a very good job of ma

bill clinton. tonight, on the communicators, a look at the internet, broadband expansion, and 5g with u.s. telecom president jonathan's altar. he is interviewed by kyle baileygroupsmentioned that the you represent, the companies, have a lot of work to do. can you talk a little bit about that? we hear a lot about five g networks, ultrafast, ultradense networks --can you talk about how we get to that stage? >> the essential ingredient to moving forward, not only with extending more broadband to more americans, that also ensuring our global competitiveness is the technology called broadband. our companies are committed to continuing to make investments to provide the fiber and resources and infrastructure and network to get more broadband connectivity to more americans. it takes a lot of work. write about -- the right amount of investment and also forward-looking policy frameworks that can accelerate and extend the innovation and investment required for us to move forward. >> watch the communicators tonight on c-span two. morning on new year's day, we are asking viewers what their messages to washington for the coming year. political analysts from around the c

bill it was a big issue in 59 with hardware salesman so that was the point of criminal justice and i think that wonderful aspect shows the partnership between the political boss and the politician but baileyresisted that added step so yes it was the perfect trade. >> now john daly was responsible but also for jfk? >> but rubikof and bailey both part of the 56 convention when kennedy ran for president and he lost which probably was a good thing. i don't think he would have been nominated if he was the vice presidential candidate frankly. in fact there was a time in los angeles where they thrust them i confronted them and said when does the connecticut delegation caucus? they said we caucused in 1956. [laughter] so they go way back and were instrumental in the nomination and that rubikof was a roman catholic and there was a historic meeting in pittsburgh among the democratic leaders they were all catholic except rubikof and doubted that kennedy could win the election. and they said i never thought i would see that you to tell the catholic leaders that a catholic could be elected president. >> and then religion mattered. so when rubikof was elected, he was elected governor helping to elect j

bailey holt. the 15 year old boy is now under arrest, charged with murder, attempted murder, we don't know the motive. >> closer to home, law makers in delaware are identifying a billo prevent school shootings like the one in kentucky, looks at changing school construction standards like intruder alarm, bulletproof glass in areas, and on doors and windows and classrooms that can be locked from either side with a key. bill supposed to be voted on yesterday but has been delayed for a possible amendment. >> attorney general, jeff sessions, has been questioned as part of the probe into russia's meddling in the election, special council robert muller's team interviewed him for several hours last week, which makes him now the highest member of the president's cabinet, new fulling speculation that pros cute remembers moving closer to possible interview with the president, as well. >> and learning us citizens were thong those killed in the terror attack at hotel in afghanistan saturday. thirteen hour siege started when taliban millitant and suicide vests stormed the intercontinental hotel, 22 people are confirmed dead. and overnight, another attack, this time, car bomb exp