that was who stephen bunting got the better of. let’s bunting got the better of. of. let's look ahead to _ bunting got the better of. let's look ahead to the _ bunting got the better of. let's look ahead to the evening - bunting got the better of. let's look ahead to the evening because it will be all eyes on defending champion luke humphreys. christmas is over. things are getting serious and the pressure is on to continue to perform. he and the pressure is on to continue to perform-— and the pressure is on to continue to perform. he was not his brilliant best when he _ to perform. he was not his brilliant best when he first _ to perform. he was not his brilliant best when he first took _ to perform. he was not his brilliant best when he first took here. - to perform. he was not his brilliant| best when he first took here. nearly two weeks ago, in the opening day of the championship, what he's done in that time, who knows? i'm sure we'll probably find out after his match this afternoon. he's up against nick kenny, who knocked out in the previous round. we also hav

stephen bunting gets the evening session going, the world number eight and with his walk on song, titaniumanium, i think this arena will be rocking. that's all from sportsday. have a lovely evening. let's return to our top story this hour. edinburgh's famous new year's eve celebrations, known as hogmanay, have been cancelled due to bad weather. strong winds, rain and snow are forecast in the scottish capital. the festivities were due to feature a huge street party, a concert and midnight fireworks display above edinburgh castle.

stephen bunting gets the evening session going, the world number eight and with his walk on song, titanium, ithink number eight and with his walk on song, titanium, i think this arena will be rocking. that's all from sportsday. have a lovely evening. let's return to our top story this hour. edinburgh's famous new year's eve celebrations, known as hogmanay, have been cancelled due to bad weather. strong winds, rain and snow are forecast in the scottish capital. the festivities were due to feature a huge street party, a concert and midnight fireworks display above edinburgh castle. let's speak to scotland corresponent catriona renton, who's in edinburgh. hello. i wonder if you could start with what exactly has been cancelled?— with what exactly has been cancelled? ., ., ., , ., cancelled? the outdoor events that were due to — cancelled? the outdoor events that were due to take _ cancelled? the outdoor events that were due to take place _ cancelled? the outdoor events that were due to take place tomorrow . were due to take place tomorrow night have all been cancelled. that is the world famous

he'll face nathan aspinall in the quarter—finals tomorrow night, with peter wright or stephen buntingor. the other quarters are chris dobey against gerwyn price and michael van gerwen versus callan rydz. plenty more on all those stories over on the website, but that's it from sportsday. have a happy new year. now, the actor stephen fry and the former england football manager gareth southgate have both received knighthoods in the king's new year's honours list. they're among hundreds of people from all walks of life recognised for their contributions to uk public life. the list also includes 0bes for four sub—postmasters who received wrongful convictions as part of the post office scandal. 0ur correspondent lizo mzimba reports. he's the manager who led the england men's team to two successive euros finals. gareth southgate has been knighted for services to association football. also being knighted for his work for charity, for the environment and on mental health awareness, stephen fry. where fame or being a known person is at its most helpful is when you can draw in attention to a cau

you already have a bunting of heads on that issue with likely more to come, because there is this frustrationsentment among some of the elected officials that these nonelected outside billionaire influencers have the ear of the president-elect. anchor: what this also illustrates is how potentially contradictory the positions are among some trump supporters. do we know how mr. trump plans to manage the broader supporter base that he has in this second term? >> the same way he has for eight years. he has a whole set of seemingly contradictory positions that his base accepts. he has talked about trying to lower prices in the u.s., things like food and housing and consumer goods, yet he is also champing -- championing tariffs on foreign goods. seems to be a consensus it would lead to higher prices, so he has a contradiction, but his supporters seem not to be swayed by that. he talks about law and order, prioritizing a tougher criminal justice system, yet is poised to pardon a whole set u.s. capitol riot insurrectionists, seemingly a contradiction, but he seems to navigate that just fine. he has a

>> because it gives the cake a little more lift and also when you're using a more intricate bunt pan,e our bunt pan. we have to really butter and flour this pan so that it really releases. and then once we bake it, we can let it cool completely. our batter is ready. we're going to keep going. to our frosting. tastes like christmas. and this is a fun tip. if you want to really white, thick, snowy glaze, start with confectioner sugar, little oil, drop of vanilla extract for flavor and now add water just until it's like a thick paste. you don't want it pourable actually. you want it really, really thick where it seems -- yep. you'll see what happens. put it in a piping bag. go around the top. >> yeah. >> and keep going. want to give it a try. >> sure. >> keep going in the center. what we'll do is we'll tap the pan and it will just slightly. >> ooze off the edges. wait, what? >> not too much where it's swimming around the plate. we want that snowy finish for the holidays. just tapt and you'll see. it's probably better to tap this. >> just a couple minutes. it will start to just spread and

i think it was 2 days later i they could not pass called house bunt and told that i use. so is a person, so i was once he said, yes, it's a go to your wi fi, your child is on the walk up to where it is. so at this point, have they given you any indication of what they want in return for them? no, no, they've just said we have them nothing else. yes, yes. it was moved to after 2 weeks. the called the fact they're called just as this is what the one from the government the government should release the people for them. if the people that went to free people for us, the next call again, is that's decided to monday for us on a 100000000. unfortunately, these was quick to us perfectly. don't get the amount those plus the v do on the additional media. how do a plug in them? my treating them in the bush, all of the shots and crying on the nest in the lead off. come up aside. he's given the government is this would it that you've the don't call to give them what the ones that they're going to slow to all of them. so we don't have any needs. we don't have any option dodge, we have

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so for us, out of us, of the top full of the presence of syria people took to the streets, bunting that frustration over at the head of the shop at c, a sense of it as the reinforcements of that area. there is concern about what happens next and this explains why the best thing though this national conference to stop any time soon with think it's going to be wednesday or thursday. just send the signal to people that i have to do. this is genuinely willing to move forward, but when you look at the make capital of the government and just to the appointment of the minister or party not fast administered of defense, both senior members of high at the how do this of this size likely to be the one to run the country for the next 5 years, these are indications of etc has to be the ones who will have that it gets in the seats around the country because they are the ones who have top of a sudden i said with everybody, i agree with that, it is going to be the most difficult sites to assume, just how to make one less thing here. serial would expecting political fort boxes to be someplace in syria

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. >> auli'i: bunt. >> stephen: how did you get your british accent? i'm so curious. real. >> stephen: and now the sport. >> auli'i: it works. it works rally well. if you talk with your mouth really wide that it's a bit too -- i don't know. and if you talk with your mouth not moving very much than its posh. so i had to find something in between. >> stephen: it's an immersive show, what is the most challenging part of being sally? >> auli'i: if i had to choose just one thing, i suppose it's truly remaining consistent, i think that that is the joy of being on stage is that seven, eight shows a week ago on that roller coaster, but our show is also so very important, it has always felt timely, but especially now we discuss things like anti-semitism and fascism and to ter totalitarianism, ande take the show in our hands, and i share with adam lambert, and what is important about peter is it reveals a mirror and it rips you open. so i think that our show does that and i'm really glad to be a part of it even when doing leg press for "moana" that show feels really important t

fighting terrorism, winning the war on terror and keeping same sex marriage illegal but when he won am he bunts from pushing a plan to privatize social security and turn it to a private retirement account like a 401(k). in months, public disapproval of his handling of social security shut up by double digits to 64%. in fact, his plan was so unpopular it never even got the vote in congress. republicans tried again in 2012 when mitt romney and paul ryan campaigned on and austerity budget that included cuts to many benefits. the ryan budget was a huge part of that campaign. they lost, they lost in part because they could never shake their image as rich elitist squeezing the little guys. coming for your social security check. donald trump as much of a mess as the man is, he did seem to get this part of it. it is why he felt the need to loudly insist, go back to 2015, he poses cuts to social insurance programs. even as he run to the right of other republicans on other issues like immigration and is democracy a good thing or not? this -- it shows up in the polling. people trusted trump on these quest

the white house press secretary karine jean-pierre said as recently as last month he bunt commute hisentence or pardon him. he did anyway he said his charges were meant to break him politically. the president saying in part here's the truth i believe in the justice system as i wrestled with this i believe raw politics has infected this process and led to a miscarriage of justice. hunter was found guilty in june on three federal gun charges. in september he pled guilty to nine federal tax charges. he was supposed to have sentencing hearings on december 12th for his gun case and december 16th for his tax case. all of those now gone. but the president's pardon doesn't just cover these offenses. it covers any crime the first son may have committed between january 2014 to key december 20. that time frame is notable. given he joined burisma in 2014 and scrutinized for his foreign business dealings. >> it also shows a degree of contempt for the american people. you know, this is a president who didn't just simply lie about not ever speaking to his son's business associates, have never being

the numbers don't like, there is an estimate of $46.8 billion debit bunt budget deficit.y unfinished high-speed rail line which initially cost 33 billion, now it is over 100 billion and they have spent so much money on the homeless issue when there are still countless people living in california, we need to talk about efficiency, it is not just money, it is also about jobs and public safety and california, san francisco, not known for that. >> harris: you talk about the monies spent on the homeless and i get stuck on that point, how do you spend all of that money and not change anything for that group of people? how bad not only are you spending other people's money, but how bad are you at just being government? you can't govern? he is ineffective. >> emily: correct, he has been an incompetent ineffective, just an empty vessel, like a doll that you pull the string and he says these things that he thinks sound good, but the reality is i was a product of san francisco when he was mayor. i was a product of california when he was governor. and i am no longer living there, my

the bill the bunt introduced with ease the requirements and allow them to serve more low-income familieseast bay is bay area groups got together for giving tuesday. there's a food rescue feeding families over the holiday. they're now expanding their services this year. why only express they move from their own facility out in pleasant hill to the new want to conquer volunteers, sort through healthy food pack and ship them to local nonprofits that feed hungry families. the facility has more space allows him to get out more meals and supplies seal eve bird says in order to keep their work going need all the help they can get. >> not funded by a big program through the federal government that gives us money. every year we rely on foundations and individual donations and there's a tremendous need. people are hungry and people are cold and they need nourishment. >> bird says any help is welcome in their mission of families. if you want to volunteer, pony express is located in gavin to a business part right near diablo creek. golf course. >> what? we're going to take a break here at 6.22, but

the chambers were dressed in black bunting and mock funerals were held across the country as a way for the nation to public grieve him. this portrait of lafayette was moved from the rotunda to the old house chamber, a room known today as national statuary hall. when the house to their new chamber in 1857, the portrait followed, and it still remains there to this day. when you watch congressional proceedings or state of the union addresses, lafayette is always there. he is watching the policemen in the house chamber has an important meeting. on december 10th, 1824. lafayette was the first foreign dignitary to address congress. to this day, he is the only private non-citizen to have had that honor. in addition to the recognition of his services to during the revolution, congress gave him $200,000, essentially a repayment. what he had spent during the revolution and a land grant near present day tallahassee, florida. he kept the money. he did not move to florida. he sold off that land. so unfortunately, he did not have a permanent american address. for all the mutual love between lafayett

there is some ribbon bunting on the pillars in the downtown here just behind me and there are also people starting to pay tribute at the carter center signing condolence books in washington as well. we are expecting a vigil here at the church where mr. carter served as a sunday schoolteacher for so many years after his presidency right up until the pandemic, so we are expecting a vigil there this evening and, as you mentioned, january 9th is when the official state funeral is expected, a week from this upcoming thursday and, of course, plans are still being finalized and we're dealing with a holiday week on top of that. you can imagine how that might be further complicating logistics. i want to say, this is my first time in plains today. if you were to step into this community having no context whatsoever, it would take you five seconds to realize this is the home of jimmy carter. over my shoulder is a massive sign commemorating that. there are images and memorabilia tied to him in just about every storefront on that block behind me here. this truly embraces its most famous son. christina