and wear all the gorgeous clothes and work with rock hudson and jimmy garner and clark gable — you know # the future's not ours to see. # que sera, sera. # what will be, will be. # que sera, sera #! hello, they are. the last day of the year has brought a mixture of weather with a of low cloud and misty weather in southern parts, some of the cloud pushing its way into northern ireland at the moment. after a frosty start we will hang on to the sunshine for scotland and northern england where it will be colder than yesterday. further south, some mention pastis —— patchy fog. the cloud will push its way north during this evening. at midnight it will probably be dry, a lot of cloud around. some mist and fog patches still and may be a touch of frost in the north—east of scotla nd of frost in the north—east of scotland and north—east of england. into the first day of the new year, it isa into the first day of the new year, it is a case of spot the sunshine. there will be a lot of cloud on wednesday. the best chance of some general 12, north—east of england and the north—east of scotland. doubl

and wear all the gorgeous clothes and work with rock hudson and jimmy garner and clark gable, you know not ours to see # que sera, sera # what will be, will be # que sera, sera!# after christmas day sunshine, boxing day cloud across the country, outbreaks of rain and gusty winds to southern and western areas. that is where the heaviest of the rain has been so far. lighter this afternoon. pushing into southern scotland, northern and eastern england. further heavy showers pushing into wales on the south—west, where windiest conditions are through the day and the highest of the temperatures. cooler in the east. afternoon sunshine, light winds, not a bad boxing day for the far north—east of scotland, orkney and shetland in particular. this evening and overnight, patchy rain and drizzle in the east, wettest weather in the west and south, rain continues on and off through the night. with the cloud, mild night in western areas. a little bit cool in eastern areas, but given the cloud, we should be frost free tomorrow morning. big picture on friday morning, this is why the front pushing across

and wear all the gorgeous clothes and work with rock hudson and jimmy garner and clark gable — you knowuture's not ours to see. # que sera, sera. # what will be, will be. # que sera, sera! merry christmas. i may not have been able to bring you a white christmas this year, but i think, for some of you, after the recent weather, maybe something much better — dry and sunny weather to dominate christmas day. only one or two showers so far today after a bit of a frosty start. those showers in northern scotland, northern ireland, south—west scotland. most fade, though, for the afternoon, so for many of you, it's a story of sunshine all the way from dawn to dusk. light winds as well and, after that chilly start — temperatures actually minus seven, minus eight in parts of the highlands earlier on — well, they'll be at levels they should be for the time of year this afternoon — around five to nine degrees. now, as we finish the day and go into tonight, if you are on the move, just one word of caution — across parts of england, central—southern scotland particular, we'll see some dense fog patche

and wear all the gorgeous clothes and work with rock hudson and jimmy garner and clark gable — you know.. # the future's not ours to see. # que sera, sera. # what will be, will be. # que sera, sera! hello there. it was a fine and dry day for most of the country for christmas day. some welcome sunshine around. short lived, settled spell though, because into boxing day the next spell of wet and windy weather will be sweeping northwards and eastwards gradually through the day. and very slowly it will be turning milder from the south and the west. here it is, low pressure then starting to affect much of the west of the uk early on boxing day, but still quite chilly with clearer skies across the north and the east. a touch of frost there across parts of scotland, but much milder to begin the day in the south and the west. but here we'll have the cloud. outbreaks of rain, fairly strong and gusty winds, which will slowly spread northwards and eastwards. so a dry and a bright start the day across the north and the east. as the rain reaches the cooler air, the north pennines into central and sou

and wear all the gorgeous clothes and work with rock hudson and jimmy garner and clark gable — you knowhe future's not ours to see. # que sera, sera. # what will be, will be. # que sera, sera! hello, good morning. a fairly quiet end to 2019 weather—wise, plenty of dry weather out there today. mist and followed this morning, tending to lift across england and wales, there will be some sunny spells but some rain in the north, that's been moving its way through scotland so far this morning. you see that on the earlier rainfall radar. it is moving gradually south, weakening as it does so, we will see patchy rain spreading its way into northern ireland eventually, rain into the far north of england, mainly around the lake district. there will be sunny spells across scotland later, some sunshine at times across england and wales. maximum temperatures on the mild side, double figures for many of us, 10—11 01’ double figures for many of us, 10—11 or 12 celsius. denied this area offering continuing to weaken, legacy of cloud, spreading into southern areas. that cloud will keep temperatures up ab

and wear all the gorgeous clothes and work with rock hudson and jimmy garner and clark gable — you knowhe future's not ours to see. # que sera, sera. # what will be, will be. # que sera, sera! with the details. good evening. friday brought a lot of cloudy and gloomy weather across the uk. as we have through this coming weekend, signs are that it should brighten up at least a little bit, particularly by sunday. it's going to be a mild weekend, but there will be some rain at times in the northwest. certainly some rain across parts of northern ireland, scotland and northern england to take us to tonight. to the south of that, a lot of cloud, and it will be quite misty and murky but drizzly and places as well. a very mild night to come, frost free just about everywhere. western and northern parts of the uk starting saturday morning around io—iid. through the day, it's going to be mild, quite cloudy across england and wales, but largely dry. northeast wells in northeast england could see a bit of brightness, rain times into northern ireland, particularly western scotland, but to the northeas

and quite personal notes from a-list actors -- clark gable, katharine hepburn, spencer tracy, and errolnn. >> there's charlie chaplin. there's tommy and jimmy dorsey. >> okay, okay -- nothing about meeting hitler or being a spy. still, it dawns on barry that the most valuable thing edith bequeathed to him could be her story -- now his. >> i had an agent contact me about writing a book, and she actually talked me into doing it. >> you ever write a book before? >> no, never written a book before, and she got me a ghostwriter, and we did it that way. >> what's the story? >> the story is basically about edith and myself and our little adventure and then the lessons that i learned. >> "under one roof" gets barry a $75,000 advance from the publisher. and that's not all. >> actually in the process of making a deal with fox searchlight. >> did you ever think you'd be making a book and a movie about all this? >> no. i just about fall down on the floor laughing because it's hysterical to me. >> i think it could work. i'm picturing a "driving miss daisy" type of guy meets a female forrest gump and

>> that was courage, and you know, that quality that mike talked about, he sort of had it, he clark gabled his last line in gone with the wind, he didn't give a dam. >> we are counting down now to the top of the house, the house judiciary committee hearing that will review impeachment evidence against president trump. there is steve cast ter, the attorney for the republicans. we're counting down to the start of this impeachment hearing set to begin any moment now. they present their evidence about the president's pressure against ukraine, the pressure campaign against ukraine, trying to shakekr down a foreign leade for dirt on a political rival in is what they are saying they did. they are having a chance to refute this once again. i'm not sure what options they have, but they're stuck in the land of conspiracy theories, joe. >> and vladimir putin's conspiracy theories, they're spouting those, and they do whatever it takes to defend this president at this time. i'm curious about the differing styles of two men that republicans have been attacking in the past several years. two men who, bec

but actually in the room were his political inner circle, his mother and clark gable and carol walburn. [laughter] i thought that was fun. >> so maybe that's the connection to ronald reagan who did admire -- who was a democrat back then -- >> yeah. and had a great roosevelt imitation. >> i did not know that, okay. so there's that, obviously, the missing link. gave lombard to hollywood. okay. obviously, you've thought about this a lot. what other documents did you consider that didn't quite make the can cut, and related to that and if you were trying to pick something since reagan's speech, you know, what might you have picked? >> well, i do address this in the epilogue, and my model is a wonderful book about the constitution by clinton rossiter called the grand convention. if you read one book about the constitution, the writing of it, that's the one. it's terrific. but in it -- >> you know how to hurt a guy. [laughter] i'm teasing you. no, no, no -- >> you've written, you've written many books about the constitution. >> yeah, yeah. >> but -- >> clinton rossiter's book is outstanding.

and quite personal notes from a-list actors -- clark gable, katharine hepburn, spencer tracy, and errol nothing about meeting hitler or being a spy. still, it dawns on barry that the most valuable thing edith bequeathed to him could be her story -- now his. >> i had an agent contact me about writing a book, and she actually talked me into doing it. >> you ever write a book before? >> no, never written a book before, and she got me a ghostwriter, and we did it that way. >> what's the story? >> the story is basically about edith and myself and our little adventure and then the lessons that i learned. >> "under one roof" gets barry a $75,000 advance from the publisher. and that's not all. >> actually in the process of making a deal with fox searchlight. >> did you ever think you'd be making a book and a movie about all this? >> no. i just about fall down on the floor laughing because it's hysterical to me. >> i think it could work. i'm picturing a "driving miss daisy" type of guy meets a female forrest gump and they go on a real-life "up" adventure. and definitely got to give john ratzenbe