but the real star of bbc breakfast has a lwa ys real star of bbc breakfast has always been you, and inal illness that i suffered throughout my 20s. four years ago, i could not even run for a bus. we have done it. we are so proud of what we have done. what are you right now? cattanach. -- cancer free. again? cancer free. how does it feel? as stories are due to get that check, make that change.” would say to the boys and girls, to never give out. 2016 was not all bad. and we have helped deliver some of the best bits. there she was, just presenting harper lee. and then she decided to have an event later on. “— she decided to have an event later on. —— papley. she decided to have an event later on. -- papley. we have also delivered some of the west. we will be joined by scottish first minister nicola sturgeon, talking about plans for a second referendum on independence. we have clearly run the wrong pictures over that particular sequence. we have not a lwa ys particular sequence. we have not always got it right. i will get it wrong now. yes, but no, but. and you have been happy to tell us

he just licked my breakfast. and for that the breakfast family would like to say thank you.s someone, that was tracy, ourfloor manager, we know what she meant! and have a lovely new year's eve, whatever you are doing, thank you for watching over the last year. we will be back tomorrow from six. bye— bye. this is bbc news, i gavin esler. the headlines at ten o'clock. the new yea rs headlines at ten o'clock. the new years honours list is dominated by 0lympic years honours list is dominated by olympic and paralympic stars, including andy murray, will farrell and lee pearson. i am shocked and honoured. i have been through so many emotions. 0nce honoured. i have been through so many emotions. once i received the letter, fear, excitement. from the world of entertainment that are likely to ken dodd, mark rylands and print are full. almost three quarters of people are recognised for work in the local community. dozens of flights from heathrow and gatwick were cancelled as freezing fog mixed driving conditions treacherous. security is stepped up across the uk for new year celebration

some breakfast.ner, tenth and fitzwater. i'm with the ladies. you get together once a year. this is your annual gathering. mom, you live in the neighborhood. you are the daughter. you come from where. >> savanna, georgia. >> what is temperature like down there. >> it is 60 something to take. >> it is twice as it is warm here. you are neighbor up north. we all get together here. i thought this was bottle of wine when i sat down. i said look at these ladies. it is ketchup. i thought you were getting a little early christmas cheer here. we're down here south philadelphia, where for the last 20 years this is first originally started by samantha and 20 years ago we opened up here at corner of tenth and fitzwater. what item you have to here. >> black and white pancake, they are black bring and -- >> good stuff. >> this crew changed table up a couple times, folks coming in. look at this platter. what are they serving up here. >> i'm having the breakfast burrito with homemade chile sauce. >> you have a plane

spot served breakfast to the homeless.about the spirit of christmas. >> and we had great weather this christmas, but not everyone was so lucky, where people are hunkering down tonight as a snowstorm moves in. >>> breaking news, british pop singer george michael has died at his home in england. that's according to his publicist. he was 53. the cause of death has not been released yet. michael achieved fame as member of the duo wham before moving on to a very successful solo career. he sold more than 100,000 albums during a career that spanned four decades. >>> more news around the world right now, a russian plane headed to an air base in syria crashes into the moments after takeoff. 92 people on board are feared dead. the plane took off from the resort city of sochi. among the passengers, a well known military choir headed to perform in a holiday concert. mourners laid floral tributes outside the choir headquarters. the cause of that crash is under investigation. >>> a powerful earthquake shook southern chile today. coastal

>> we really just focused on the prayer breakfast. it is a big national event.e have 3,500 people from over 70 countries. it's nonsectarian, nonpartisan, so we try to welcome people of all faiths. and this is a tradition that goes back to dwight eisenhower. every president has spoken. he was very positive and receptive. i delivered an official invitation from senator boozman and me. senator boozman's a conservative republican from arkansas. he's my co-chair. and he said he's very excited and he's interested. last year's keynote speaker, mark burnett, with his wife, roma downey, is also the producer of "the apprentice," so he'd already heard from him. governor mike pence, who's the vice president-elect and is a big supporter of the prayer breakfast, was also present. so he seemed very positively inclined. but, you know, until he's actually officially sworn in, i don't think he's confirming appointments. but it's going to be just about two weeks after the election. excuse me -- after his inauguration. >> i know people have brought this up, but i think that we want

what kind of muffin are you going to pick for breakfast?ecisions, then we have the crazy table over here, when i first walked in here there is was fire cracker table over here. what's your name? >> my name is de levin. >> d, what do you think of the joint here? >> i love this place. the best place to live. i work. when i go out to work, i come back. my apartment is clean. my bed is made. all i have to do is get dressed and come to dinner. >> sounds like my kinds of joint, right, dave? you don't get up until about 10:00. what happens after 10:00 a.m.? when does this joint get jumping? >> as soon as you get up, you're in business. >> what time is happy hour? >> every hour. >> 4:00 on wednesdays. >> where we have the wine and cheese? >> absolutely. >> there go, i'll mark it. they're laughing behind me over here. you like the wine and cheese parties? 4:00. >> we drink here all the time. >> oh? >> yes, happy hour is every hour. >> oh, i got to love it. where do i get an application? i'm moving in. >> thanks so much for insiting us out for breakf

this is breakfast.given a boost by hundreds of millions of pounds as the government allocates more funding. we are talking christmas traditions today and thankfully as ever you have come up trumps, telling us the sorts of things you get involved with. alastair says croissant with pigs in blankets in bed! i like chocolate, then wine gums, then breakfast. loads of others. peter says there can only be one breakfast on christmas day, oiled eggs. susan says the first drink of the day has to be fizz. i would maybe have a cup of tea first, but i agree. 0ne says his grandparents used to let him put the decorations together and now he lets his eldest daughter do the same. i bet carol has some lovely traditions. she is going to talk to us traditions. she is going to talk to us about the weather and barbara is on her way. she is brewing up in the atlantic. good morning. the weather today, compared to what we are going to get, is quiet. some of us could see sunshine, but scotland and northern ireland, squally showe

this is breakfast, with naga munchetty. george michael, one of the biggest music stars of his generation, has died at the age of 53. after a string of top ten hits with wham in the 80s, he had further success as a solo artist, selling more than 100 million albums. we'll look back at his career. good morning, it's boxing day, monday the 26th of december. also today: a day of mourning in russia for the 92 people who were on board a jet which crashed into the black sea on its way to syria. we'll find out how the community in hebden bridge has recovered from boxing day floods, which left dozens of families homeless and businesses closed. everything was floating and downstairs there was one metre high. it was about a quarter of the staircase. boxing day sales have already started online — we'll look at how changes in buying habits have affected the traditional post—christmas bargain hunt. in sport, sam allardyce takes charge of a football match for the first time since he was sacked as england manager. his new side crystal palac

basically, people aren't eating breakfast. on what they are eating breakfast.e becoming more innovative and eating bars on the go. there are questions about whether they are good for you. bit of fluff in the daily mail. the paper is finding it difficult to block their pages. they have got to the bottom of why perhaps bradley lost hisjob at the bottom of why perhaps bradley lost his job at swansea. was it before christmas? it was, wasn't it. he hasn't spent and up on his watch. he hasn't spent and up on his watch. he only spent 40 quid which meant he is bottom of the league. that makes me like him more. how much the premier league managers spent on their watch. burnley, premier league managers spent on theirwatch. burnley, £45,000.“ you were the chairman, you would be thinking that you are paying him a bit... i wonder how many of them actually bought their own watches. some quite prominent snaps. have you seen managers in press conferences do this? lim they do it. they come off court and put them on straightaway. here's carol with a look at this morning's weathe

this is breakfast, with louise minchin and dan walker. the search for a killer. german police warn the public to be on heightened alert as they try to find the driver behind the berlin lorry attack. vigils have been held to remember the people who died when the truck smashed through a christmas market on monday night. the family of an italian woman whose mobile phone was found at the scene say they fear that she is among the victims. one man arrested has been released without charge. the so—called islamic state says one its supporters was responsible. good morning. it's wednesday the 21st of december. also this morning: a huge explosion at a fireworks market in mexico city has killed at least 29 people and injured many more. figures seen by breakfast show a huge rise in the number of historical abuse allegations being tackled by police in england and wales. good morning. iam good morning. i am at a training centre in durham as part of our series this week on policing britain. i will be looking at how officers investigate abuse that happen

i got off and had breakfast. cleaned up. i was going to have liberty. i felt, athing that thumps on the -- it felt like it was on the ship. not real sharp but evidently, those were bombs or something going off on ford island, being transferred by water probably. but my thought was, it was a water barge bumping. they used to come every day and give us fresh water. i heard a message. cover or, take something like that. and then three or four seconds later, i picked my speed up back there,t because we mustered just for a second or so before we go to quarters. i'm standing forward. just looking, more or less, with these headphones and when theo the guns, ship blew. thewhen the ship blew, force of that ship, it just like that. it was so great that your knees buckled. and forced you right to the floor. theall of us was forced to floor with that. you couldn't possibly stand up. it was that great. and then it started doing this. vibration from up there, and then the extra whip, because of then it would go faster, faster, faster. hoffman human ball, just eight o

he is on in the mornings now on sirius and you wanted the breakfast sandwich. now this breakfast is over rated. >> i can see the passion in your highs. >> i just like that she couldn't even say mcrib. she was saying macrib. she was like can i get the macrib? go back to your crib. the pink hair, come on? >> if you are representings for for -- yourself in court -- she wore a tie. >> i dare say it is over rated. if it is so delicious why not limited time? do we run out of forks? >> if you don't operate year-round you are people goings to the town officials to bring it back. >> i think that was their strike that quo all along. >> that is one of the best simpson videos. it is hilarious. >> coming up, hooking up in the high skies. but first, say my name, kennedy. jie uh highway red eye lob -- lobster men. david and tom shillue are coming by. >>> coming up tomorrow on the next "red eye" ryan reiss, katie linendal, michael malice and joe devito. >> now you can swipe right during a flight. air dates is hoping to become the tinder of air travel. it uses their itinerary t

we had artie had breakfast -- already had breakfast. i went down to the lower passageways because that is where my battle station was. the ship just lifted up and settled back down and sank real fast. i don't think we really realized but i knew thed, powder magazines and stores there, the exposed white got everything. -- explosion wiped out everything. they used four free projectile. they had a lot of it. big, heavylot of batteries. when the saltwater hit them, chlorine gas started coming up. we had to leave the turret and went out a rear hatch. we got onto quarterdeck. it's a chunks of steel were the strafing was going on. we felt one bump. a bomb hit the armor and went to the side. when we came out, john anderson , he had a together brother of the five inch gun and we were trying to get him. they brought the barge to the stern of the ship and the lieutenant commander did damage control, he told us we might as well leave the ship. we went right over to the island , there was a runway there and we took the wounded in. i think they were

more than 3,000 people come and attend this breakfast.is a nonpartisan, nonsectarian, inclusive breakfast where frankly we pray for our country and its leaders and reflect on the year ahead. we typically have an aspiring keynote speaker and mr. trump was gracious and welcoming. >> i assume he said yes that he will go to the national prayer breakfast. yes? >> he expressed very strong interest and will get back to us on a specific commitment, but seemed nearly certain that he would come and he would continue this long-standing bipartisan tradition. >> so, senator, what were your impressions of the president-elect? the reason that i ask is because you were quite vocal during the campaign. i'll just remind people of what you said about him then. you famously called him "a thin skinned reality tv star and cheat cheaty face --" >> i regret some sharpness of some of those comments. i didn't bring it, he didn't bring it. we had a conversation about the national prayer breakfast and a lot of other things i would have brought up if this was a parti

hello, this is breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. thousands of workers launch a wave of strikes, hitting postal services and rail companies in the run up to christmas. services at some of the post office's larger branches will be affected, and passengers on the rail network in the south east of england are also being told to expect disruption. good morning, it's monday the 19th of december. the evacuation of thousands of people trapped in eastern aleppo has resumed with around 350 moved out on buses last night. i'm live with durham constabulary during one of the busiest weeks of the year to show the reality of modern day policing. in particular the rise of mental health incidents that are taking up more and more police time. could flat—pack houses built in factories be the answer to the national housing shortage? i'll be looking at a new £2 billion scheme to deliver more new homes. a £2.5 billion joint venture to create six factories to make modular houses will be announced today. in sport, andy murray is the sports personality of th

still to come on breakfast: we all know that mike bushell is the strongman of breakfast, but how didlater in the programme. stay with us. headlines coming up. hello, this is breakfast, with rogerjohnson and naga munchetty. richard will have all your sports news in a few minutes. but first, at 7:30am, a summary of this morning's main stories. train passengers across britain are being warned they could face delays, diversions and cancellations over the christmas break. network rail is beginning a record number of engineering works, with 211,000 engineers working on the network. those travelling from london, manchester and cardiff are expected to be the hardest—hit. rail, road travel is expected to be affected by gale force winds. an amber alert has been in place for boxing day. we will bring you a full forecast and take a look at exactly where the impact will be felt across the country. the american actor carrie fisher is in intensive care in a los angeles hospital, after suffering a suspected heart attack. the 60—year—old was taken ill on a flight from london to los angeles. best know

it's a lunch part of the brunchc there's a breakfast part and aaa lunch part. >> skip breakfast altogetherethr gone right to lunch.ht to lunch >> good day d.c. we are glad ara you're with us. if you have a favorite brunchch place in dc why don't you tweet those. those. >> if it has bottom less him le moment mass let me really know. >> make a reservation fortionor maureen sunday. sunday. >> every sunday.>> >> i'm holly morris alongside allison and maureen and wisdom.m steve enjoying a little time off this morning.th but at 10:03 time to checkock what's trending.in >> let's do it. first up the safety of m>>etroeo front and center on capitol hilh this morning at a housening aho oversight hearing happening rinow.now. lawmakers are getting update on the service and budgett challenges.ng they also want to know if metroo has set a direct path for savorr libel and sustainable last night metro met with d.c.. board members and that meeting i got pretty heated over itsr its proposal to cut oping hours veto from board members could killoul the proposal.a. the full metro board set to meeo on the issue in t

you love all-day breakfast. but you don't love that you can't get all your favorites. but now you can get more of what you love. so you can find something else to not love. get more choices you love, now with all day breakfast. >>> alas, who went on a shopping tour? the christmas bieber here. he is getting into the spirit a little early this was from a dollar store in charlotte hall, maryland. it's st. mary's county. the critter caught going through rolls of wrap and tree lights. it was eventually removed. >> just wanted to have fun. >> it's not even december yet! >>> the environment protection agency is taking the lead on the investigation of a substance that has been floating down the patomac river. it's believed to be a hydraulic the dam. the plant is fully operational tonight, and there has been no impact to the drinking water quality. >>> some say exercise is good for your heart, but researchers say the type is just as important as how much and how often you do it. >> a study publish in the british journal of sports medicine reveals sports like cycling, swimming,

hello, this is breakfast, with naga munchetty and jon kay. prison guards are back in control as a disturbance at swaleside in kent is brought to an end. 60 inmates were involved. it's the fourth major incident at an english prison in less than two months. good morning, it's friday the 23rd december. also this morning: a country on high alert. two men are arrested on terror charges in germany as the hunt continues for the man responsible for the attack on a christmas market. delays and disruption are expected as millions of people hit the roads, rails and skies before christmas. good morning from coventry. they are calling it frenzied friday. 10 million of us are expected to hit the supermarkets today for a last—minute christmas shop. so what do you need to know and the top tips for survival? i'll have the details. crystal palace are looking for a new manager after sacking alan pardew after just one win in 11 matches. he leaves the club sitting just above the relegation zone. and carol has the christmas forecast in a lovely, festive location.

it's 8.10am and you're watching breakfast from bbc news.d you about the people's convoy, a team of volunteers who planned to travel to aleppo, where the bitter civil war has left civilians without access to medical care. the group had raised thousands of pounds to provide supplies and equipment and one week on, theirjourney has taken them across the turkish border and into syria, but not without difficulties along the way. we're joined now by one of the organisers. how's it going? it is good. i'm catching up with sleep. it has been feel on. the idea to do this only came about about three weeks ago. a group of us were watching the horrific pictures coming out of aleppo, hospitals being bombed, children's hospitals being bombed and destroyed, babies being taken out of incubators. a doctor went out in 2013 and made a panorama about the plight of hospitals out there, she called me up and said we have to do something. the something was to rebuild the hospital but was destroyed inside east aleppo. that was three weeks ago and fast forward to now,

still to come on breakfast. 0re! symptoms. i think the truth is he is going to dance again, isn't he? of course he is, he can't stop! time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london news. i'm alex bushill. a £20,000 reward is being offered for information about the disappearance 30 years ago of a 16—year—old boy who is now believed to have been murdered. kevin hicks went out to buy some eggs for a school project in croydon in march 1986 and was never seen again. after a review earlier this year, the met now believe he is more than likely to have been murdered. the mayor of london is to spend £50 million building affordable housing for london's homeless people. it's designed to help them settle into permanent accommodation when they are ready to move out from a hostel or refuge. the money is part of a £3.15 billion pound settlement the mayor received from the government to build affordable homes. rough sleeping has doubled over the last eight years. in the last year it has incr

this is breakfast with naga munchetty. a russian military plane carrying more than 90 people has crashed into the black sea. the aircraft went missing around 20 minutes after taking off from sochi on its way to syria. members of a military choir were among those onboard. good morning. happy christmas. it's sunday 25th december. also ahead. recognising our unsung heroes. the queen will pay tribute to "ordinary people doing extraordinary things", when she delivers her annual christmas message. the archbishop of westminster has spoken of the "anxiety and uncertainty" felt by many in the world as he gave his christmas sermon during midnight mass. as a child in care, the poet lemn sissay used to dread christmas. we'll hear how he's now trying to make it a magical day for those who have been through the system. for a lot of care leavers, the memory is a bad one of the christmas before. we're creating memories. matt goss is among the guests on the strictly christmas special tonight. i've been to take a sneak peek behind the scene

i assume donald trump's breakfast cereal? this guy just walked up to the back of an armored truck and took it. it was the perfect crime, except fo filmed him doing it. here he is checking out the back of the truck. then he just grabs an 86-pound bucket of gold! run, bucket man, run! i like to imagine his "ocean's 11"-style heist plan: "first, i assemble a crack team-- muscle, brains, chinese acrobat. here's the plan: i'm going to walk up to the bucket and take it, and then i'm going to have it." ( laughter ) all right, shoot some holes in somebody get me some julia roberts. that's how you get julia roberts like this. ( snaps fingers ) thing is, this happened on september 29, and they still haven't caught the bucket-of-gold thief. i'm no detective, but have they checked the end of a rainbow? ( laughter ) ( applause ) tonight. matthew broderick is here and when we come back, we have an important message from a furry hat. stick around. the lincoln wish list sales event is on. get exceptional offers on the lincoln family of luxur

get more choices you love, now with all day breakfast. jonathan: we are 23 days away from christmas. alison: we are festive and ready in the studios. jonathan: preparations are underway for a special trip. tomorrow the cane show is taking kids on a flight to the north pole. alison: it's very cool. and kidd o'shea has details on famous studios here in rockville. >> we are seeing the kids scom to see the santa. it's amazing. kidd: thank you, intern john. cane, talk about how it got started >> this has been a pipe dream. it's amazing for those who came out of the woodward. chantilly air said here, have jets. we said okay. and the nolan group said here, here are money to help with thank you to able forces. you can sponsor a family this season as well. kidd: you do increasable work. you make everybody laugh. it's awesome that you do this this weekend. >> thank you for hanging out the entire morning. >> we will be here all, then in the night. you never know. they are always working here on the cane show. just like santa. back to you. the retire

some say that the increased alertness could be eating breakfast versus not eating breakfast. >> i will try that out tomorrow and i will let you know. >> i'm with you. >> 4:59. the news continues right now. start to the morning, freezing temperatures across the area as we look outside downtown this morning. good morning. welcome to "wisn 12 news this morning." i'm ben wagner. >> we are on weatherwatch 12 and our meteorologists are standing by, starting with sally to what you can expect headed out the door. >> the early morning the airport 10 degrees with a lighter southwest wind, 15 miles per hour and increasing 15-25 miles per hour. feels like temperature 7 below zero. a look at windchills ranging from 0 to 12 degrees below zero. the windchills are a factor throughout the day. here is a look at the satellite and the radar. there are a few clouds near the illinois degrees. intense cold in place tomorrow with the high at 8. moderation thursday night and friday as we prepare for the snow. preparing for the wind tonight and the windchills. jeremy. jeremy: good morning, today far and away t

hello, this is breakfast with louise minchin. too many young carers are going under the radar and don't get the support they need. a study by the children's commissioner for england says four out of five young people don't get the help they should from local authority social services. good morning. it's tuesday the 27th of december. also this morning: some voters in england will have to show photographic id before casting their vote as part of efforts to reduce electoral fraud. his private life was very much public knowledge, but details of george michael's quiet generosity begin to surface after his death on christmas day. good morning. in sport, chelsea extend their winning run to 12 games as they go seven points clear at the top of the premier league. and carol has the weather. good morning. it is a cold and frosty start to the day, but for many it will be dry with sunshine, turning hazier through the day, but north and west scotland will have some showers. thank you, carol. good morning. first, our main story. the children's

this is breakfast.ience. first, however, i would just remind you of the morning's main news stories. england's chief nursing officer has urged the nhs to invest more in caring for people at home. jane cummings says money is being wasted on keeping elderly patients in hospital unnecessarily. four out of five young carers are going under the radar. funding cuts have meant local councils are forced to make difficult decisions. some voters in england for aftershow photo id before being allowed to vote as pa rt photo id before being allowed to vote as part of a new trial. it is one of a number of schemes being introduced by the government to reduce electoral fraud. the councils involved will use the measure in the 2018 local elections. it comes after a report into photo corruption in tower hamlets last year. details are emerging of george michael's charity work, as tributes continue to pour in since his death on christmas day. he was found dead at home on christmas day. it is revealed he went undercover at a

get more choices you love, now with all day breakfast. paycheck-- it's good to be a marvel hero. for the second straight year, chris evans tops the forbes list of hollywood's best actors for the buck. box office take dwarfs their paychecks. according to forbes, evans brings in more than 135-dollars in ticket sales for every dollar he's paid. "guardians of the galaxy" star chris pratt came in second bringing in 125-dollars per dollar of his salary. and "black widow" scarlett johannson movies generating 88-dollars for every buck she's paid. there is much more coming up on good morning washington. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. in the 3.7 seconds it takes ry watson to beat the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder. get 150 meg interne

this is breakfast, with naga munchetty. the queen will pay tribute to "ordinary people doing extraordinary things" when she delivers her annual christmas message. her majesty will say that she draws strength from meeting those who inspire others, and will recognise the achievements of our olympic and paralympic athletes. good morning, it's christmas day, sunday, 25th december. also ahead: a russian military plane with more than 90 people onboard has disappeared just minutes after ta keoff disappeared just minutes after takeoff from the black sea resort off sochi. the archbishop of westminster has spoken of the "anxiety and uncertainty" felt by many in the world as he gave his christmas sermon during midnight mass. as a child in care the poet lemn sissay used to dread christmas. we'll hear how he's now trying to make it a magical day for those who have been through the system. for a lot of care leavers the memory is about one. we are creating memories. matt goss is among the guests on the strictly christmas special tonight.

hello this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and steph mcgovern. more than 100 stars of the olympics and paralympics are recognised in the new year's honours list at the end of a glittering year in sport mo farah, jessica ennis—hill and andy murray are among more than a hundred athletes honoured. nearly 1200 people are on this year's list, from entertainers to community workers, we'll be hearing some of their stories. it has been astonishing really. i don't think it will until i go to the palace and get the words. good morning, it's saturday 31st december. warnings of travel disruption on the roads and at airports as foggy conditions continue to affect parts of the country. security plans for new year's eve celebrations are modified in response to this year's terror attacks in berlin and nice. hull city are off the bottom of the premier league after a 2—2 draw with everton. and matt has weather forecast. still some fog this morning across southern areas but nowhere near as bad as yesterday. i have the details on that and details of the weather cond

julie is getting ready for breakfast with santa! santa claus is coming to town a little earlier this year.... he's joining families in west bend for breakfast this morning. but he's not breaking out the sleigh just yet... julie collins joins us live from the west bend airport where santa will be making his landing. hey julie! winter storm watch this evening through sunday evening today: becoming cloudy. a few flurries. light snow developing toward evening. high: 22 wind: w 4-8 mph tonight: snow. 2-3" of accumulation. slowly rising temperatures into the mid to upper 20s. wind: sw becoming se 4-8 mph sunday: snow. 3-4" of accumulation. high: 30 wind: se becoming s 5-15 mph sunday night: snow ending. o they've been playing very well of late, winning 6 of their last 8. tonight, the bucks were looking to keep the good times rolling against the hawks at the bradley center. the bucks start to heat up in the with the steal and finishes at the other end with the uncontested dunk, part of a 16-4 run. the fun continues as defense turns into of

brexit over breakfast. yes, and it wasn'tjust that brexit over breakfast.s hoping there might be some insight into her selections for the cabinet including the appointed borisjohnson as the cabinet including the appointed boris johnson as foreign secretary. you mean the queen is trying to understand why he was appointed? is that what you're suggesting?” understand why he was appointed? is that what you're suggesting? i think she, like everyone else... had questions. does this mean theresa may doesn't have a plan yet? 0r questions. does this mean theresa may doesn't have a plan yet? or does it mean she was trying to keep up on its just it mean she was trying to keep up on itsjust in it mean she was trying to keep up on its just in case? it mean she was trying to keep up on itsjust in case? i think the government has been open insane there is a live discussion about lots of these big topics, yes, we have to make some decisions before march and reformist art the talks to article 50, but they are not trying to hide the fact they haven't got of the answers yet.

you love all-day breakfast. but you don't love that you can't get all your favorites. but now you can get more of what you love. so you can find something else to not love. like hearing the sound of your own voice. (softly) like hearing the sound of your own voice. get more choices you love, now with all day breakfast. >> right now, 4:45 wept wept wrong. >> here at home an overnight house fire leaves a har mar family out in th the latest ahead. >> and as we take a live look across the d.c. region, yes wham to wack you up before you go, go to work and go, go to school and get out the house. winter starts in an hour, 5:4 that's official. i know you feel like it's been here but it starts in an hour. wait for it it will be a long, cold spell. >> it always is. >> you're a mean one. >> hey, everybody, good morning to you thank you for joining us i'm maureen umeh. >> i'm wisdom martin. >> gary mcgrady and erin como are here talking weather and traffic. erin will look at roads and first we're going to yeel the floor to gary mcgrady because the first day of winter

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you love all-day breakfast. but you don't love that you can't get all your favorites. but now you can get more of what you love. so you can find something else to not love. like hearing the sound of your own voice. (softly) like hearing the sound of your own voice. all day breakfast. >> now abc 7 news at noon, on your side. >> we begin by covering metro this noon. a new wave of heat for the general manager paul weidfield. he answered questions focused on the troubled agency. our sam sweeney stepped outside of the hearing. sam: it was an intense fireworks on capitol hill this morning as members of congress grilled members from the senior leadership team of the national transportation safety board and the transit association. the overall message is metro's board is grossly mismanaging the troubled transit agency. representative barbara com stock went as far to say it's time to blow up the three compact that governs the metro. the panel raised their voices and skoaled the board chair saying we're sick of you coming back here time and time again and sick of the reports and

this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and sally nugent.ebbie reynolds has died just a day after her daughter, carrie fisher. she was 84 and had been rushed to hospital with a suspected stroke. her son said the stress of his sister's death was too much for her. good morning. it's thursday, the 29th of december. also this morning: patients could be forced to wait up to a month to see their family doctor because of winter pressures. that's the stark warning from the uk's leading gp. in sport, sir bradley wiggins has announced his retirement from cycling, after a career during which he won five 0lympic golds and the tour de france.

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that's all from breakfast this morning. i'll be back tomorrow morning from six. is bbc news. i'm christian fraser. the headlines at 9am. a russian military plane bound for syria crashes into the black sea with 92 people on board. the queen will say she draws strength from "unsung heroes" like carers and volunteers, in her traditional broadcast to the commonwealth later today. crowds have begun gathering at sandringham, to watch the queen and other royals arrive for a christmas day church service at their norfolk estate. also in the next hour. the archbishop of canterbury speaks of the "anxiety and uncertainty" felt by many in the world in his christmas sermon. # oh, come, let us adore him. the most reverend justin welby says the power of god can chase away "the fear of terror". in halfan in half an hour we look back at a momentous year in

two breakfast food giants are little sweeter. pop tarts and dunkin donuts have created a mash-up unlike any other. two limited edition, coffee-inspired pop-tart flavors, frosted vanilla latte and frosted chocolate mocha. both will be available nationwide starting this month. in the wake of yet another colorado state trooper's death-- 9news spoke with the agency to figure what drivers can do to help curb the danger for officers and first responders. what they want to see more of from you on the roads coming up. that's going to do it for 9news at 4:30... but we have a lot more news and saving troopers lives by simply moving over... some are saying christmas has come early for those who work at the carrier plant in indiana. and donald trump is their santa claus. we announcement to save jobs... good morning everyone. corey and gary with you this morning. meteorologist marty coniglio joins us. marty-- a cloudy morning but we could start seeing some sun later... another cyclist has died after a

i think they said, breakfast? and everyone is like breakfast? yes or no. yes to breakfast.y handled an earthquake while the vatican made mother teresa a saint. north korea continued missile and nuclear tests, as the world wondered what's next. >> i know this, though. south korea makes some of the best revenge movies in the world. so i kind of want to make sure that country sticks around. >> worst party crashers. the russians, getting involved in many affairs far beyond their borders with president vladimir putin leading. >> from what i get, he's an evil dude that likes to ride on his horse without shirts. that's all i really know about the man. >> in colombia, 50 years of fighting with rebels appear to be finally winding down. in haiti, hurricane matthew brought death and disease. in cuba, the passing of fidel castro raised questions about the future after a year of improving relations with the u.s. and everywhere, the worst hot flash still global warming. with record temperatures and plenty of alarming examples of its impact. >> yeah, how about glacier national park? to th

they would make breakfast for kids, and then they would go to the office. they would sell the newspaper. they would do things all day. then in the evening, they would have political education classes, and they had to read and really learn about things. the panther offices were often like a community center. people would come. on the left, that is emory douglas, the panther artist who -- [applause] exactly. emory is an incredible artist which is now getting his due in museums. that is gloria abernathy. they were picketing mayfair. and here are some, in the forefront are three members of the lumpins, the panthers musical group. here they are picketing a black business, bill's liquors. they helped bills' liquors. black liquor stores were not given favorable discounts. so when they were trying to, when they were trying to be in business, they were discriminated against, and the panthers helps them. and in return they asked that they donate to the program when bill's liquor refused to, they picketed him peacefully. brought that to the attention of the community.

hello this is breakfast, with rogerjohnson and mega munchetty. train passengers a word of disruptions after closures at paddington. stations in london, manchester and cardiff would be the worst hit. good morning. it's christmas eve — saturday, the 24th of december. also ahead: actress carrie fisher is rushed to hospital after a suspected heart attack on a flight from london. calls for unity as the prime minister uses her christmas message to urge british people to come together, after the brexit vote and a year of division. good morning. in sport, big sam's back. sam allardyce is the new manager of crystal palace, he signs a two and a half year deal replacing alan pardew we'll hear from the stars of the global phenomenon that is sherlock, ahead of it's return to our screens on new years day. and mike's been out on his latest challenge — a ratherfestive throwing competition. gulbis bikes go into your hand and you try to haul to the end and the tops you can try to throw it over even more. it is a very odd shape to be throwing. not all will be revea

get more choices you love, now with all day breakfast. jonathan: he led the back to africa movement in the 1920's and he was deported after being convicted of mail fraud. now gar i have's familiarously asking president pardon the civil rights activist posthumously. we spoke to his youngest son who was 5 when his father died. sam: dr. julius garvey, 83. cardiac surgeon from new york is back in d.c. on a campaign to get president obama to clear the name of his father marcus garvey with a posthumous pardon. >> it's important. it shifts a stain on the legacy. >> his first created the association a century ago to uplift millions of blacks. the calls for the blacks mistreated in the u.s. to move back to africa and sell shares in the black star line shipping. that said the f.b.i. hoover was mail fraud. he didn't own the ship. he was imprisoned until president coolidge commuted the sentence and deported him to jamaica. >> hoover targeted him. bono saying he was set up. >> if they look at it closely and they focus on the petition you will see this

he was flabbergasted anybody would know him like that and it turned out the owner of the bed and breakfast had just gotten a "time" magazine issue that was devoted to his book. he was being interviewed throughout all of the 1950s plus he had a regular column. he also wrote short stories and fiction and a lot of people that write these stories have no idea that he's so the kirk that group of conservative mind so he had strange audiences but he was well known in the 50s and 60s. >> host: wher >> host: were they good sellers? >> guest: as you would expect they are horror. so they are anti-daemonic that the forces this isn't just a ghost story, they are very involved and complicated. >> host: we are talking with bradley and hillsdale college and author of the book russell kirk american conservative 1953 at the yale. >> guest: from buckley. >> host: it wasn't just kirk publishing but one of the great social philosophers in his book the quest for community which is a great. others came out that year wrote a book called the demolished m man. they created a whole and i think it gave voice. everyth

>> we have our mexican benedict breakfast.e braze dollars chicken, mexican through and through, hidden on the bottom. >> i got a kick out of this, the kitchen sink? >> everything but the kitchen sink. that's right. >> what's in it. >> so we have eggs, peppers, onions on the bottom with sausage, gravy, biscuit. >> unbelievable. you have couple of location. >> we have one in south philadelphia, 13th and dickinson, one in northern lush iter earlies, second and fairmount, the one here, also expanded out in the miami area as well. >> why miami? miami? >> we went the sunshine. bee want a place to go on vacation too. >> we all need the sunshine. got good table here. coming in, 13th and locust, green eggs cafe. we will bring some back for little sample back at the studio. if you would like me to come to your favorite spot, we will be coming for breakfast some spot next week. back to you guys in the studio. >> you got it, sounds good. i heard so much about it. i need to go there. >> i've been there many times. >> i hear always a line.

hello, this is breakfast on boxing day with naga munchetty. now, a summary of this morning's mai george michael, one of the biggest pop stars of the 80s and 90s, has died. he was 53, and is believed to have suffered from heart failure. he rose to fame as one half of the group wham alongside andrew ridgeley, who has paid tribute to his co—star, saying he would be forever loved. george michael went on to have an incredibly successful career both as a solo artist and in collaboration with other musicians, including aretha franklin and sir elton john. he sold 100 million albums and had 11 uk number ones. we were having breakfast in la, anti—tummy had taken the decision he was going to leave his present manager and go solo. i was astonished, wham with the biggest p0p group astonished, wham with the biggest pop group in the world and could have continued for many years. he was adamant and it's plain to me it was adamant and it's plain to me it was about what he wanted to do musically. he was feeling trapped by the type of music that wham fans expect

. >> anthony: breakfast. >> lambros: they have this for breakfast, maybe a couple of beers, and theng my language. [ george speaking greek ] >> anthony: beautiful. all the fish he catches, it's sold on the island? or sent to athens? >> lambros: mostly to athens. >> george: niko. >> anthony: what kind of fish is this? [ george speaking greek ] >> lambros: olive oil and lemon. >> anthony: man. this is some professional-quality stuff. [ george speaking greek ] >> lambros: you need to eat more. >> anthony: ah, this broth is fantastic. >> george: yamas. >> anthony: yamas, thank you. [ lambros speaking greek ] [ george speaking greek ] [ nikos speaking greek ] >> lambros: he liked his dad doing it and he likes doing it himself. [ lambros speaking greek ] >> anthony: i was going to ask. [ nikos speaking greek ] >> lambros: "where there's a will, there's a way," he says. [ george speaking greek ] >> lambros: this is going to be great pleasure to translate. he said when they were at the right age, something like 14, he took him to the brothels and took him to the whores and told them to reali