the driveway at christopher boyle's 17th century english estate is paved with 21st century plastic trashthe ecological, environmental benefits, but to the ordinary punter, you don't see any difference at all. >> reporter: the difference is that it used the equivalent of 750,000 plastic bags and bottles ground up, along with other hard to recycle plastic. this is our chee-tos bags, our bottles. >> bottles, bottle tops, you name it. >> reporter: the plastic flakes are mixed at this plant in scotland with what toby mccartney calls a secret ingredient. >> bag it up, and off it goes to the asphalt manufacturers. >> reporter: that blend replaces some of the black oil-based bitumin that keeps regular roads together. >> for every ton of bitumin we replace, we save a ton of carbon emissions. so for the environment, it's the way forward. >> reporter: mccartney says it's the best way to tackle the world's plastic waste, 90% of which ends up as litter and landfill. now his country mcgrever is paving plastic roads across the world, from highways in england to this street in san diego where the firm i

list paramilitaries harris boyle and wesley somerville were killed instantly as the bomb exploded from it surely. well the ulster defense regiment was the largest regiment in the british army it was geographically recruited here and the north of ireland and it only served here in the north of ireland it was essentially a counterinsurgency unit that was set up the big end of the troubles. that itself took over from the discredit the special switch was a special place philip that exists that since the 1920 s. . and it was clear from the outset that the u.d.r. was set up to recruit from within the loyalist unionist community. they were almost entirely drawn from within the community. declassified documents from british sources from the prime minister's office from the minister of defense secretary of state's office make it quite shockingly clear that from the perspective of the british government it was acceptable to recruit so into the regiment who was an octave loyalist paramilitary who was a member of a loyalist paramilitary group. there's no doubt that the creation of the else the def

he found with him one day boyle i'm building the model i keep looking through the camera to see if it works the way i wanted to because and as i thought about it is that the interesting thing is that when i do that at a certain point the model starts looking real to me as though it were out there on the street somewhere that never fails to fascinate me in the end of noir. fun cool no small worlds are available as postcards in galleries and exhibitions or collected in a book. the pictures depict the monday but with some surprising twists a playful mixture of the realistic and the absurd with an astonishing attention to detail. ambition to visit our website if you'd like to learn more that's all we have time for today though so until we meet again all the best from here in berlin and bye bye now off he does a. cold africa. garbage or not many construction materials. want to. use the garbage like old bottles to build. this is going to. the board all right here. the simple solution for a serious problem. eco account forgot. 30 min w. . be in good shape. dixie jurors are often unpredictabl

is fine with him one day boyle i'm building the model i keep looking through the camera to see if it works the way i wanted to because i started out by the interesting thing is that when i do that at a certain point the model starts looking real to me as though it were out there on the street somewhere that never fails to fascinate me in the. fun cool small worlds are available as postcards in galleries and exhibitions or collected in a book. the pictures depict the mundane but with some surprising twists a playful mixture of the realistic and the absurd with an astonishing attention to detail. i'll be sure to visit our website if you'd like to learn more that's all we have time for today though so until we meet again all the best from here in berlin and now off does a. eco africa. for your garden there not many construction materials. for to. use the garbage like old bottles to build. this is the school now all the old homes are here. a simple solution for a serious problem. the code for go in 30 minutes w. . look at me affectionately as affectionately as you can. push it in the mid

where to go to ♪ ♪ why don't you go where fashion sits ♪ >> reporter: as did gene wilder and peter boylerankenstein." as a fellow songwriter once said, the man who wrote all those songs, irving berlin has no place in american music, he is american music. ♪ there's no business like show business ♪ ♪ like no business i know ♪ everything about it is appealing ♪ ♪ everything that traffic will allow ♪ >> reporter: broadway musical director andy is a longtime fan of irving berlin's. >> i think what's interesting now is we hear these songs and we define them the term that people always say, why are they timeless? you know, he spoke directly to our heart. ♪ >> reporter: berlin wrote more than 1,500 songs. for every mood and every occasion. ♪ i'm dreaming of a white christmas ♪ >> reporter: yes, berlin wrote "white christmas," which bing crosby first performed on his nbc radio show on christmas day 1941. ♪ ♪ with all the thrills upon it >> reporter: he also wrote the classic "easter parade." ♪ the grandest fella in the easter parade ♪ >> reporter: perhaps surprising when you consider that berlin

journalist peter boyle cause to see. 30 years later looks back on the time tristen. starts december 19th t w. hello and welcome to the chinese city of century and home of the telecommunication giant quite a way to talk to the chairman of the board young what it's been a difficult year for this company it's in the midst of a bitter trade war between china and the us which is banned all governmental agency to use a equipment on suspicion of espionage and leaders governmental leaders from all around the world are openly discussing their concerns about the trustworthiness of hallway as they are building their 5 g. . this is young by chairman of the board of directors of who i weigh thank you so much for being on our program. or your friends i'm happy to be here today to talk to you. so who are always in the midst of a bitter trade war between china and the united states of america are you running scared by the end of this year a woman when you were not concerned. the u.s. government's decision to add while way to the entity list has just created a lot of extra work for u

it's a 2 and 9 years old now so he's the oldest one in this group and this is boyle she is not nearly5 years it won't take. young elephants have come to us. yes specially brutal poaching incidents because sadly the baby elephants often do see their mothers only be killed but also be cut up and orchard. and that's terrible i mean and they carry that with them and sometimes we've had cases where. be elephants have been rescued and brought to us and physically there's nothing wrong with them but they are just so heartbroken and and they just lose the will to live physically they can be healthy but if they've had too much trauma and they hold on to their trauma they can die they can literally die from a broken heart busy. i do believe elephant smile i see it in these little ones they hold they show expression changes and this little mouse. they look up and i look at you like this and then the whole the whole expression changes and that's the ears even when they're smiling. i have no science. to truth that i can't i can't say yes elephant smile they dance. for me with my observations of be

let's talk about that and more with democratic congressman brendan boyle.se attorney pat cipollone to jerry nadler to says, quote, with he cannot fairly be expected to participate in a hearing while the witnesses are not yet named, more importantly an invitation to an academic discussion with law professors does not begin to provide the president with any semblance of a fair process. if the tables were turned here and this was a democratic president being impeached in this way on this timeline, would you be comfortable with it? >> yes, i certainly would. let's be clear, this is a stretch for months now and, you know, it's funny to me because all along the way all the white house has wanted to talk about and complain about is process because they don't want to discuss the facts. now, if they are concerned that they think there's something that would exonerate them in any way, they can free up john bolton, for example, to testify and he can come forward and say whether or not the 11 witnesses so far that have come forward and testified and given evidence abou

in 2021 boyle will be one from saddam's here commercially for the 1st time. back of the torsen since and. wife is a doctor on maternity leave they have 3 children even the typical swedish meatballs here a vegetarian and better for the environment the torsen sons were concerned about the environment long before going to turn back became a household name. the. slight shame is something we talk about at least for now we're not planning any long distance flights. maybe we should be traveling less it's better by train but you have to ask yourself whether you have to go at all. the highest tax in the world doesn't seem to have impacted the torsen sins too much but it still caused a massive change in sweden over the last 30 years. another side effect of rising temperatures is desert expansion something north africa's sahara region those well large areas that this the hell now regularly experience drowns for thailand is becoming a rare commodity leading to increased conflict in the region take mali it's been mired in crisis for years. all reports a year and schneider

you've got a quick flip from quarterback lamar jackson to nick boyle the ravens would bust it open ind half. jackson connecting here to haden hurst. baltimore wins it by a touchdown. how about the shootout down in the super dome 49ers and saints put up nearly a hundred points combined. new orleans quarterback drew brees threw for 349 yards and five touchdowns. jimmy g. was no slouch either. he had four touchdown passes and 349 passing yards of his own the 49ers would win it on this kick as the clock hit zero 48-46. we might see a rematch in the nfc championship in several weeks here they lost the game but drew brees topped the list fantasy players this weekend over 40 points jameis winston followed by emmanuel sanders andh trubisky in anybody's fantasy playoffs. now down to the football guys here top-ranked lsu will take on number four ranked oklahoma. while ohio state is going to play the clemson tigers. those are semi-final games, going to be played on december 28th the winners are going to face off for the national championship to be played on january 13th >>> janessa will have a l

delays being rerted at oakland or san 50's even a couple 60'out ow there really not all that cold but boyle that moisture just continues to move in expect some dense fog out there again for tonight to some more light showerthose will continue on and off throughout t night tonight. tomorrow, mostly cloudy skies ght showers specially in the morning probably going to taper off a little bithe afternoon but we're talking staying very unsettled. i think easily over thnext few days probably the first part of the weekend before things begin to clear out a little bit guys back to you. our large breaking news in the bay area sports world rert surfaces moments ago that the san jose sharks have red head coach peter de boer. >>to bore was in the midd of his 5th season with the sharks at a relatively successf tenure even led the team to the playoffs the last 4 yes made the stanley cup finals trip but this season, the sharks of play below expectations. they're near the bottom of the conference in the standings and they're currently in the midst of a five-me long streak bench coach bob boehner is expected

and by the end of the month they'd also killed a man called owen boyle who had been sitting at his kitchen table looking at photographs of his newborn baby girl so there in just one month in one small geographical area you had 4 separate attacks in which 7 people were killed these attacks were remorseless and they ratcheted up the pressure until the end of 975 when a completely new development took place. as with previous attacks the modus operandi of the gang was to strike 2 targets almost simultaneously. in a white cross country the revie family sat down to watch a popular t.v. show when gunmen entered the family home 24 year old john martin was hit as he sat in his chair while 22 year old brian was shot in the back trying to escape into a nearby bedroom. anthony the youngest brother dived underneath the bed for cover before the gunmen sprayed the bed with bullets. a little while later on buried them through the door. undead mentor the guy on the spade now sandy badger and i had him on the bad and i was here at pozen brian who was in the bible as a 5 days post on you he was dead. on the

to boyle should be given he just want to win it maybe a bit of confidence back it's important everyone works for the defense and attack i'm happy with our progress. a school starts deep in their own heart like their final goal of this is a full 10 outfield players working against the full head of unhappy much seen as triggers the counter mind of putting more springs on each of the postie match days than it any of the tempo full 8 seconds later we have 6 players in the 14 home. from here it's down to individual fluffs rob 11 dusky this time in the role of provider with 3 teammates to choose from thank god she knew with the time i. buy and back there burning rubber in the foss lay on the hands he flick could they do more of the same against leyva who isn't. the fine head coach seemed plenty country sitting at the helm against leverkusen with 4 wins 16 goals 4 and 0 against things had been going well funny flick. his opponents were undefeated in 4 games and competitions but flick was counting on his raging byan boys to disrupt leverkusen successful streak. still this was flix 1st time up

hibs won back to back edinburgh derbies for the first time since the 19705 — two goals from martin boylehe biggest races of the national hunt season — the king george vi chase — clan des 0beaux made it back—to—back wins with a dominant victory at kempton. sam twiston—davies guided the seven—year—old, part owned by sir alex ferguson, to victory by some 21 lengths. there's plenty more on the bbc sport website, including details of cardiff blues' win in the pro 1a rugby. but from me, goodnight. people in some parts the world have been watching the last solar eclipse of the year. it was visible across much of the middle east and south asia where people witnessed the annular solar eclipse. it is also known as a "ring of fire", where the moon doesn't completely cover the sun. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. we're back with the late news at 10.05pm. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. hello, this is bbc news with ben brown. more on the news that thousands of people have lost their homes after a typhoon ripped through the phillipines. at le

martin boyle with both goals.o'clock kickoff at st mirren and not be distracted by sunday's upcoming old firm derby against rangers. celtic could go eight points clear if they win and rangers lose at home to kilmarnock. lennon's side beat st mirren 2—0 in the reverse fixture in october. and aside from football, another sporting boxing day tradition is the sydney to hobart yacht race. over 600 miles to tasmania, and blue skies when they left from sydney harbour overnight, with little smoke from the bushfires that have been raging in new south wales. 11 hours into the race and a third different leader too. last yea r‘s runners—up black jack are ahead. very calm winds at the minute with the winner probably crowned late tomorrow night or early saturday morning. england have taken another wicket in centurion — south africa now 198—6 on the opening day of the first test. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. that's all the sport for now. the israeli prime minister benja

boyle: thank you, mr. speaker. thank the to gentleman from new jersey. the good friday agreement was start of the creation of peace and reconciliation on the island of ireland. not the end. brokered by the united states, was one of our nation's great foreign policy the 20th ts of century. process ing peace requires our continued engagement, especially now as becomes a reality. we cannot, and let's be clear, not stand by idly and atch the good friday agreement weakened or destroyed. i was proud to introduce a back in esolution i am equally proud to co-sponsor mr. suozzi's bill, which reaffirms our bipartisan support in this chamber for the agreement, and i urge my colleagues to support it. with that, i yield back. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the yields.n the gentleman from new jersey. sires: we reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. gentleman new jersey. mr. mr. sires: i yield myself such time as i may consume for the purpose of closing. suozzi.mr. king and mr. the united kingdom must safeguard ireland's peace, safety and prospe

two goals from martin boyle sealing a 2—0 win over hearts, who remain bottom.o—back wins with a dominant victory at kempton. sam twiston—davies guided the seven—year—old, part—owned by sir alex ferguson, to victory by some 21 lengths. there's plenty more on the bbc sport website but that's all from me, sophie. that's it. you can get a first look at tomorrow's front pages on the bbc news channel in a moment. but from all of us here — goodnight. hello. this is bbc news. more on the news that gavin and stacey was the most—watched christmas day tv in more than a decade. an average of 11.6 million people watched it on bbc one last night. earlier i spoke to tv critic emma bullimore who says the audience will now be wondering if there are more gavin and stacey episodes to come. i'm so happy to be talking about properly brilliant figures because sometimes at christmas we have to sort of get excited and say welcome a 6 million is really good these days but these were properly good figures, a peak of over 12 million and that's just on the night. once you have consolidate

boyle boy we've been through so much as a country wars great wars civil war just all kind issues that i believe i firmly believe the country strong enough to to withstand this issue but i do think in terms of damage at least in the short term. the allegations here and the prosecution if you will i just don't think it's exactly what the framers intended i mean they use the words treason which calls for a death penalty serious as you get. bribery high crimes and misdemeanors and i'm not sure these 2 counts these 2 charges fall close enough within that kind of language that framework guy lewis thank you for your time today i hope you'll come back as all this plays out. glad to thank you larry we're big fans we love you a lot thank you before we go on to about the next episode of politicking i'll speak with one on one russian scholar steven cohen about how trams impeachment is playing out in russia and ukraine here's a look at part of that interview was was going on in the united states how's it playing in russia they interpret these charges against trump as being logged because trump ran

list paramilitaries harris boyle and wesley somerville were killed instantly as the bomb exploded prematurely. well the ulster defense regiment was the largest regiment in the british army it was geographically recruited here and the north of ireland and it only served here in the north of ireland it was essentially a counterinsurgency unit that was set up the big end of the troubles. that itself took over from the discredit the special switch was a special place philip thought it existed since the 1920 s. . and it was clear from the outset.

the mideast tense the crowd clamor for german unity journalist peter boyle causing the scene. 30 years later he looks back on the time president. starts december 19th d.w. . 0 information silence it's hard not to see this is a blatant cover up why the silence by the media in general we are facing an undeclared war from across the western border is just 3 months since india decided that it all had to change in kashmir they tore up the region special spanked and imposed direct rule from delhi thousands of people were arrested and a communications blackout imposed my guest this week here in london is jay pond national vice president and one of the chief spokesman of the ruling b.j. theme obviously also the charges of widespread human rights violations in kashmir that are reported to be continuing to this day. she found a welcome to come thank you for a month before your government imposed a lockdown in kashmir the un's chief human rights official issued a report examining the state of human rights in the region between may 20 $800.00 and april this year it claimed that in that 12 month pe

loyalist paramilitaries harris boyle and wesley somerville were killed instantly as the bomb exploded prematurely. well the ulster defense regiment was the largest regiment in the british army it was geographically recruited here and the north of ireland and it only served here in the north of ireland it was essentially a counterinsurgency unit that was set up the big end of the troubles. that itself took over from the discredit the specials which was a special place chill it thought it exists it since the 1920 s. . and it was clear from the outset that the u.d.r. was set up to recruit from within the loyalist on the unionist community. they were almost entirely drawn from within the community. declassified documents from british sources from the prime minister's office from the minister of defense secretary of state's office make it quite shockingly clear that from the perspective of the british government it was acceptable to recruit someone into the regiment who was an octave loyalist paramilitary who was a man.

martin boyle's double gave hibs a 3—0 win at home to aberdeen, who slip to fourth.. the old firm derby is a match that seldom needs anything else to make it extra special, but the first piece of silverware is up for grabs in scotland and that mightjust do it. celtic and rangers meet in the scottish league cup final tomorrow at hampden park. for rangers, it would be a first major trophy in eight years. for celtic boss neil lennon, it's the only competition he hasn't yet won in scotland. it is not for me, but for the team and the players are really. if we win it, it takes another box for my career, which would be nice, but the whole focus on the team. the players, putting on a performance. every final difference and the circumstances leading into the game are different, our team selection will be different from what it was on wednesday night, maybe rangers will the same. and it is very difficult to predict how a derby is going to go because it is all in the day. so, advantages, we have had great expense of winning, playing here a lot, hopefully, hopefully that'll stan

journalist and contributor contributor to america's lawyer with might happen tony of the fantastic molly boyle's molly always a pleasure thank you. thank you all right so is this new push by the d h s to implement the usual recognition technology and u.s. citizens entering an exit in the country was it do you think it was ultimately inevitable i mean were we always going to end up in this direction because that's just seems where our government wants to go. i think that's exactly right this department is for pres facial recognition checks for all people now traveling in and out of the united states including as you said u.s. citizens not just foreigners not just visitors and this is new but as you said it probably was something they've been wanting to do all along you've seen other law enforcement agencies already attempting to do it there's a $1000000000.00 in fact set aside for the f.b.i. to build a data system and we'll talk about that in a 2nd but before this particular proposal citizens had been exempt from those mandatory checks no no no we're not going to scan your face but now they want

danny boyle was lined up to do it originally but that did not happen and the knives have been out in bond that creates traffic for people to go there. but this trailer has knocked away all those knives. and what about the writing? we have phoebe waller bridge is a new arrival but i could not see herfingerprints waller bridge is a new arrival but i could not see her fingerprints on that. i feel i can. the could not see her fingerprints on that. i feeli can. the poise of the women in the film and she was brought into underline and strengthen the writing on that side and to bring a bit of her sort of killing eve punch and economy. there are diverse women in that film centrepieces well which is interesting. i think it was said recently the bond has never been against women but some of the films have been. so what she has done is sort that out. that is what we like to hear, some enthusiasm. now it's time for the weather with stav da naos. we end the week on a much more u nsettled we end the week on a much more unsettled note than how we began and thatis unsettled note than how we began an

boyle. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. boyle: thank you. madam speaker, this is the fourth impeachment proceeding against an american president and the most serious. the president committed numerous crimes, threatening the national security. ultimately the manner before -- matter before us today is not a question of fact for the evidence is undisputed. nor is it a question of law as the constitution is clear. the heart of the matter is this, will members of this house have the courage to choose fidelity to the constitution over loyalty to their political party. for the sake of our constitution and our country, for americans today and tomorrow, i urge all members to summon the courage to uphold the rule of law and vote yes. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from oklahoma. mr. cole: thank you, madam speaker. i continue to reserve my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. mcgovern: i yield one minute to the distinguished gentleman from missouri,

joining us to discuss is bloomberg's matt boyle in new york.are other traditional retailers doing to keep up with amazon? matt: a whole host of things. it is not easy. grocery stores are traditionally risk-averse. they are not going to spend hundreds of millions on the new technologies unless they are proven, but because of the threat of amazon and other like aldi as well, discount chains stealing market share, they have to act now. they are investing in different technologies, everything from the in-store robots at your local grocery store to stuff you don't see behind the scenes, small warehouses that pack online orders for shoppers. taylor: what has been the most quickly adopted technology? is it cashierless technologies? is it robotics doing fulfillment of those aisles when we sleep? with you might be familiar self checkout. every store we go to has self checkout, but that has glitches. what is working for them are the shelf skimming robots. every time you go to a store and can't find something you are looking for and it is out of stock, th

and-- and-- and peter boyle, who was also in the movie, he took the question. he was down there.l of a sudden the cameras went over here. and all i know is i was just kind of listening to him tell a football story. and michael kaine, who was there also knew what was happening, and he jumped in. and he said, "football, whatever, i don't know whatever else he did, but he's a good young actor and people should know that about him." like eight second s. >> stephen: wow. >> yeah, that was so nice. >> stephen: what did you say? >> nothing. >> stephen: literally your first talk show. >> not one word. >> stephen: not everybody can say that. not everybody can say that. >> i'm proud of you. >> stephen: good for you. congratulations. i have-- i have-- i really wanted to get the story behind this photo right here. you're in town because you received an award from the national football foundation, which also honored you back in '73 as a student athlete at the time. >> right. >> stephen: and this is a photo of you-- is this at the ceremony? >> it is. >> stephen: this is you at the ceremony. th

joining me now, democratic congressman from pennsylvania, brendan boyle.ssman, thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> so what do you think of what the vice president's chief of staff is saying there? in the end, it's going to be the speaker that caves, not mitch mcconnell. >> i think the people who bet against speaker pelosi throughout her career have ended up losing a lot of money. i certainly wouldn't bet against the speaker. the main point is we want a fair trial. if you judge the two sides, our side wants simply a fair trial. something that resembles what we all know is a fair trial. and we're concerned that the other side, especially led by mitch mcconnell, will do everything they can to shut it down, to make sure there are flow witnesses to do absolutely nothing to get it done in a week or two in their rush to exonerate the president. and really it tells you about which side is more confident in the facts. the side that wants a fair trial and wants all the facts that come out, or the other side that simply doesn't want that and wants to shut it down

that the crisis unfolding on the other side of the border which is about 100 meters all souls' from boyle we are they say they are overwhelmed by the sheer number of people who fled from their homes and most of them from in and out all the tunnels martin man which is one of the many albums centers in a strategic town that sits right across the 5 highway which links the cup with all the mosque to the city of aleppo it is a place where bashar al assad's forces very keen to get and they've been making steady progress towards martin mun in the past few days of clashes they managed to take up to 20 towns and villages for the opposition help in putting up the various t.v. flight and they say to have to be taken from the riggins forces about 3 villages in the past 2 into 4 house so people keeping on moving to the techies border and then not being allowed to a course of this point to take yo photo saying they will not allow one more syrian refugee to cross into turkey. pure palestinian christians from the gaza strip will be able to travel to bethlehem to mark this year's christmas. celebrations a

boyle: thank you, madam speaker. i thank the chairman and cleefings mine on both sides of the aisle in my committee, the ways and means committee. what a perfect illustration of the difference in priorities between the two parties. the major health initiative of the opposite party when they were in power two years ago was to repeal the affordable care act which would have taken away health care from more than 20 million americans. yet now the house, under democratic leadership, is considering the major priority on this side of the aisle, h.r. 3. a bill that according to the congressional budget office will save drug costs of $500 billion for the american people. there are many reasons why i support h.r. 3 and i'm proud to do so. but i want to highlight a special -- i want to highlight especially just one of them. this legislation would generate $10 billion to fight the opioid crisis. setting aside resources for the localities that have been impacted the most. that includes many rural areas in our country, but it also

. >>>> el espÍritu navideÑo recorriÓ las calles de boyle heights para traer alegrÍa en estos dÍas dela famosa plaza del mariachi. >> es una forma de conocernos en nuestra comunidad y da mÁs orgullo porque somos una comunidad muy activa que estamos aquÍ ayudÁndonos los unos a los otros. >> nuestra gente es humilde pero es muy buena, regalamos juguetes, comida y vamos a bailar celebrando lo mejor de nuestra comunidad. >> organizar estos desfiles es una tarea muy complicada ademÁs de la dedicaciÓn, tiempo y trabajo se requiere gran voluntad. >> me siento feliz porque pudimos hacer el desfile, todo saliÓ bien gracias a dios, tuvimos mÁs participantes de lo que esperÁbamos, pero vamos bien. >> esparcir un poco de felicidad a los niÑos y la gente. >> en esta fiesta navideÑa tambiÉn se repartieron juguetes. >> si no hay juguetes no hay navidad para los niÑos. >> es una ayuda y una bendiciÓn para los niÑos tener un regalo de navidad. >> has dado una gran fiesta este aÑo. >> una gran fiesta. >> felicidad navidad. >> desde boyle heights, al este de los Ángeles, un nuevo dÍa. >> quÉ bonito! un

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susan boyle was an example to me of what an idiot i could be, because i judged that girl, along withg to the person next to me, "please, god, she's not gonna sing." i'm trying to be a professional singer. simon: and why hasn't it worked out so far, susan? susan: i've never been given the chance before, but here's hoping it'll change. doing the pre-interview with her, i'm thinking, "this is not gonna go well." then when she sings, it's like, "oh, my god." ♪ i dreamed a dream in time gone by ♪ ( cheers, applause ) simon: when that tape was delivered to me back in london, and i watched it, the edit, i thought, "i hate myself right now." - you hate yourself because you prejudged it? - yeah, but i said, "it's gotta go out the way it is." i knew the minute you walked out... - ( laughter ) - oh, simon! on that stage... that we were gonna hear something extraordinary, and i was right. as you get older, and you're still, you know, to some extent playing to 13, 14, 15-year-olds. are you relying more on young people in your world to help you or do you still do it on your own? i'm a great, great

boyle. >> the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you. madam speaker, this is the fourth impeachment proceeding against an american president and the most serious. the president committed numerous crimes threatening the national security. ultimately the matter before us today is not a question of fact, for the evidence is undisputed. nor is it a question of law as the constitution is clear. the heart of the matter is this. will members of this house have the courage to choose fidelity to the constitution over loyalty to their political party. for the sake of our constitution and our country, for americans today and tomorrow, i urge all members to summon the courage to uphold the rule of law and vote yes. i yield back. >> the gentleman yields back. gentleman from oklahoma. >> thank you, madam speaker. i continue to reserve my time. >> gentleman from massachusetts. >> i yield one minute to the distinguished gentleman from missouri, mr. clay. >> i rise today to hold donald john trump accountable for his repeated abuse of power, his deliberat

boyle. >> thank you. madam speaker, this is the fourth impeachment proceeding against an american president. and the most serious. the president committed numerous crimes, threatening the national security. ultimately the matter before us today is not a question of fact. the evidence is undisputed. nor is it a question of law, as the constitution is clear. the heart of the matter is this, will members of this house have the courage to choose fidelity to the constitution over loyalty to their political party? for the sake of our constitution and our country, for americans today and tomorrow, i urge all members to summon the courage to uphold the rule of law and vote yes. >> gentleman from oklahoma. >> thank you. i continue to reserve my time. >> gentleman from massachusetts. >> i yield one minute to the gentleman from missouri, mr. clay. >> madam speaker i rise today to hold donald john trump accountable for his repeated abuse of power, deliberate obstruction of the house's constitutionally mandated oversi