laughter and applause back inside, and a click live show wouldn't be a click live show without wavingg a bit overexcited. all that remains is to thank everyone who turned up to see us live — and of course you at home — for watching. from all of us here at click, we hope you have a very happy new year. go, go, go! yes, yes, yes! hello. a lot of us got stuck with cloud today. grey and murky scenes in 0xfordshire. some got to see a little bit of brightness, this was the end of the day in leeds, a glimpse of the sunset. into tomorrow, some milder weather continuing. milder than today across the northern half of the uk, at the same time i'm hopeful we will see some drier air from the near continent which should break up some of the cloud and give us a little bit more in the way of brightness but still a lot of cloud out there through tonight, still some outbreaks of rain across the north and west of scotland where it will be breezy. skies tending to clear for northern ireland in for northern ireland and northeast scotland, there may be some breaks into the southeast as well, a fairly cool

you can just click on any district. i'll click district 11 here, to see its average score. and then all of the parks that were within that supervisor district, their annual park score and how it compared to the city-wide average. just a key finding from the report is district 11 has been the lowest score supervisor district in terms of the average park maintenance score for the last five years. so you can kind of see those trends overniem. anovertime.and you can select te fiscal year to kind of track those. i'll move on to the equity-zoned portion. you can filter by year. it will show you the different parks that will were labelled equity zone in that year. and this shows the score distribution for equity-zone and non-equity-zone parks. i'm not going to go into all of these, because the dashboard is use to your own adventure session. every single park's feature here is listed for users to interact with. so maybe i'm really interested in children's play areas in particular. we can click on children's play areas and really go into a deep dive. as this is showing f.y. 19, but

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back inside, and a click live show wouldn‘t be a click live show without waving, and generally gettingo! yes, yes, yes! theme music hello. the final day of the year and the decade will get off to a fairly chilly note across much of northern england, northern ireland and scotland. this weakening cold front which has been moving its way southwards over the last 2a hours, introducing some colder air. to the south of this, still something milder and actually much more in the way cloud and perhaps even some patchy light rain across south—west of england and the channel islands through new year‘s eve. quite cloudy skies for much of wales, central, southern england, but the further north and east you go, here is where we will see the best of the sunshine. and away from the far south—west of england and the channel islands, it should be mainly dry. quite breezy for the western and hte northern isles, and a colder feel for many — 6—10 celsius typically the high on new year‘s eve. this takes into new year‘s eve night, where for most it will be dry, fairly light winds. we‘re going to see some mis

back inside, and a click live show wouldn't be a click live show without waving, and generally gettingo turned up to see us live — and of course you at home — for watching. from all of us here at click, we hope you have a very happy new year. go, go, go! yes, yes, yes! theme music the weather is no great rush to change at the moment, what you've got were pretty much do you probably for the rest of the weekend. and if your weather happens to look like this, that won't come as great news. there are some gaps in the cloud, however, everywhere east of the pennines faring quite well, because this flow has a chance ofjust breaking up the cloud as it moves over the higher ground. so the northeastern quarter of wales, the east of the pennines, some spots could very nicely. there is a weather front around, it brings rain and will continue to do so through the night. the wind noticeable too it through the western quarter of scotland. where it will stay mild overnight, south and east, the chance of some gaps in the cloud later on in the night. despite the fa ct later on in the night. despite the

back inside, and a click live show wouldn't be a click live show without waving, and generally gettingyou at home — for watching. from all of us here at click, we hope you have a very happy new year. go, go, go! yes, yes, yes! theme music good evening, it's been a dry, largely dry weekend. the sunshine made an appearance for some of us, this was the picture, blue skies above somerset a bit earlier on. in fa ct we above somerset a bit earlier on. in fact we saw temperatures as high as 16.8 celsius in the north—west of scotla nd 16.8 celsius in the north—west of scotland at 3am, that's down to this mild air that's firing from the south—west. it's not going to be dry across the board, we have some rain across the board, we have some rain across the board, we have some rain across the north west of scotland tonight, elsewhere a dry night to come. some clear spells to come, we could see temperatures a few degrees above freezing so perhaps a touch of frost for one or two spots in england and wales. it should be frost free for scotland and northern ireland under the weather front that would b

back inside, and a click live show wouldn‘t be a click live show without waving, and generally getting yes! theme music hello there. saturday sunshine was in short supply. many of us got stuck with grey, gloomy conditions. only the favoured few got to see much in the way of brightness. iam hopeful, though, that through the day ahead, a few more of us will get to see something just a little bit brighter. and it certainly is going to feel mild, especially in the north of the uk, with this feed of really warm air. you can see these orange colours extending in our direction from the south or the south—west. and at the same time, we‘re going to start to tap into some of this drier air across the near continent, so that should allow us to break some holes in the cloud and give us a little bit more in the way of sunshine. so this is how we start off sunday — with a lot of cloud, that cloud thick enough in parts of the west to give the odd spot of drizzle, some misty, murky conditions, but through the day, for east anglia, the south—east, also north wales, northern england, northern ireland, s

back inside, and a click live show wouldn't be a click live show without waving, and generally gettingturned up to see us live — and of course you at home — for watching. from all of us here at click, we hope you have a very happy new year. go, go, go! yes, yes, yes! theme music hello. in a little over 2a hours, we will be in the new decade, and it is looking like it is going to be a very mild end to this one, mild air spread right across the country and europe. having said that, tonight for a time there will be a touch of frost across northern parts of the uk. this clear area across europe is high pressure and it is also mild air which is coming up from the south. here is a weather front across northern parts of the country, bringing some mild weather, but now, there's weather front with its cloud and bits of rain is finally fizzling out but also moving towards the south and behind it, we've got slightly colder air. this quy we've got slightly colder air. this guy is also going to clear across the northern half of the country and we are in for a touch of frost. nothing desperately col

back inside, and a click live show wouldn't be a click live show without waving, and generally getting see us live — and of course you at home — for watching. from all of us here at click, we hope you have a very happy new year. go, go, go! yes, yes, yes! theme music hello there, the early days of the new year will bring in some mild air across the uk. it will turn quite windy at times. right now, it is quite cold where we have had the clearer skies and the earlier sunshine across parts of northern england, and indeed, for scotland. we've got more cloud further south. it has been an altogether different—looking day across wales, much of the midlands and southern england, and that cloud is moving northwards. there still may be some pockets of light rain and drizzle, mainly affecting the channel islands if you are out at midnight. elsewhere, it is generally dry. quite chilly though, for the north—east of england and the north—east of scotland. a touch of frost here. and there may be some patches of mist and fog around too, particularly across parts of yorkshire and lincolnshire. as we mo

back inside, and a click live show wouldn't be a click live show without waving, and generally getting us live — and of course you at home — for watching. from all of us here at click, we hope you have a very happy new year. go, go, go! yes, yes, yes! theme music hello. grey skies were abundant across the uk yesterday. a thick blanket of cloud which stayed in place overnight and kept it very warm over the north west of scotland in particular where it was actually it was actually 16 degrees in the middle of the night. that very warm air stretches all the way from the tropics. this amber band shows it is still sitting across northern ireland and northern scotland today. the cloud will hopefully become a little thinner for this afternoon. some drier air from the continent mixing in across the south east of england and east anglia, allowing a morning of sunshine to be seen here. hopefully some sunshine for northern england also, but i think it will be northern ireland and scotland that wins out the most extensive of the blue skies and the top temperatures. off to a flying start, you will a

back inside, and a click live show wouldn't be a click live show without waving, and generally gettingive — and of course you at home — for watching. from all of us here at click, we hope you have a very happy new year. go, go, go! yes, yes, yes! theme music good morning. welcome to breakfast with nina warhurst and charlie stayt. our headlines today: a new year honour for world war two veteran harry billinge, who won the hearts of millions for his fund raising efforts around the summer's d—day commemoratons —— commemorations. don't say i am a hero. i'm no hero. i was lucky. i'm here. all the heroes are dead, and i will never forget them as long i live. singer and actor olivia newton—john is made a dame

now on bbc news, it's time for click. this week — long jumps, a soft landing, high fives...five — a blind girl high five! ..and squeaky toys. december 3 marks the un international day of persons with disabilities. and each year on click we use the occasion to look at some of the latest technology that's helping to change the lives of disabled people. this is the beazley designs of the year exhibition at the design museum london, which feature some great examples of inclusive design. this is mysleeve, silicon grips that make crutches more comfortable. they're also magnetic so they snap together and can be held in one hand. thisables is a 3—d printable add—on that makes small buttons bigger and more accessible. and the canguro is a concept mobility robot which can carry your shopping for you. one area of cutting—edge design and research which is playing an ever increasing role is prosthetics, particularly in the world of sports. this is paul carter. hello. you've been looking at some of the latest prosthetics for us, haven't you? i have. and you started in a place that seems p

back inside, and a click live show wouldn't be a click live show without waving, and generally gettingturned up to see us live — and of course you at home — for watching. from all of us here at click, we hope you have a very happy new year. go, go, go! yes, yes, yes! theme music hello. weather wise things are looking pretty gloomy this weekend for one reason or another, be it a lot of cloud or some stubborn patches of mist and fog. hopefully tomorrow, perhaps some brighter weather on the way, particularly for england and wales, but basically dominated this weekend by a south westerly airstream that's picked up quite a lot of moisture as it's travelled in across the atlantic. we've got a weather front feeding into the northwest that will bring some rain into scotland. but the defining feature, i think, for the weekend will be just how mild it's going to feel. looking pretty wet this afternoon, particularly later on in the afternoon across scotland. some rain for northern ireland, dry for england and wales. lots of cloud. there are some stubborn mist and fog with central and eastern area

i was getting a number of text messages on my fur most of them had links and were asking me to click on them for example one message said there's a protest in front of the saudi embassy against the arrest of my friend for more details click this link the final message i received said that a date had been set for me to be tried in court and that i needed to follow the link to get the rest of the details that's hard began now i had developed a process where i would transfer all of these messages to another computer and open them from there to be safe when i clicked on the link about my suppose court date i was taken through to the website of the saudi ministry of justice i couldn't even imagine that the official website of the ministry of justice would be used in a hacking attempt so i opened it from my phone i noticed straight away that my device was having issues with lol i did tell. a c says he contacted amnesty international and human rights n.g.o.s had recently found that one of its researchers had also been targeted by pegasus it lead to determine a cd stone had been compromised

from all of us here at click, we hope you have a very happy new year. go, go, go! yes! is getting off to a mild but rather cloudy and murky start in many parts of the uk. it's going to stay mild throughout the weekend. in fact, by sunday some spots could get up to 1a or 15 degrees. it should slowly turn a little brighter as well. but there will always be some rain at times towards the north—west. this is the earlier satellite picture. and what we've had is a moist south—westerly flow across the british isles, bringing a lot of cloud, some mist, some murk, some drizzle, and the thicker cloud up to the north—west associated with this waving frontal system here, which will continue to feed rain into parts of northern ireland and scotland through the day ahead. so, this is how saturday's weather shapes up. across england and wales, yes, a lot of cloud, mist and murk to start. the odd spot of drizzle but it should be basically a dry day. and i'm hopeful that cloud will break up to some extent, especially across north wales, and north—east england. rain will feed into parts o

in ten minutes, newswatch — but first, it's time for click.sday, the general election will give more than 45 million people the chance to decide on the uk's future. is it the brexit election? is it the nhs election? is it an election that will show new divisions that no longer lie along party lines? we'll soon know. amidst all this there is the usual mudslinging towards candidates. but with social media now in the mix, a lot of it has transferred to platforms like twitter. here at click we decide to take a closer look at this outrage at the final few weeks. and we sent carl miller to investigate. i am a vile creature, i'm a traitor. much of it is misogynistic. death threats, threats of violence to some of my people here. there have been moments in which i have had anxiety attacks because of the level of threat. being called everything from a lying dog to a cheat, traitor or death threats. these are some of the 330,000 abusive tweets that prospective mps have been enduring in the run—up to the election. but we wanted to really drill down into h

announcer: from v&a dundee, this bbc click live.welcome your hosts, lara lewington and spencer kelly. yes, it's that time of year again where we leave the comfort of the click offices and go live to the world, or at least to a crowd of very eager tech fans. v&a dundee was the spectacular location for a show that took in everything from artificial intelligence to facial recognition. the museum not only celebrates the past but also looks to the future. most people's idea of robots are shaped by the robots they see in science so in a film or tv or video games or music. but robots are a bit more real than what we think. 50 most children now will now grow up with siri or alexa or some kind of smart helper in their life and i think in the future that's just going to increase. we're going to have more robotic helpers helping our children and helping us and increasingly more and more in an everyday basis. currently on display is the exhibition design between human and machine. 50 rather than robots coming in and replacing us and replacing o

33,373 on 1879047670:10:33,373 --> 2147483051:37:33,494 bbc, 2147483051:37:33,495 --> 00:00:02,711 click# 0h christmas tree, 0 christmas tree # your leaves are so unchanging # 0h christmas tree, christmas tree # your leaves are so unchanging the gang is all here, you are too, so welcome to clickmas 2019! unchanging so welcome to clickmas 2019! forced merriment and pretend food, just like last year. do we have a festive feast of tech treats for you? yes we do, and first up, it will be lara, merry christmas. whenever people say you should never work with animals or kids, i think clearly they have not worked with tech because it goes well occasionally, doesn't it? this week, i haven't just worked with tech, i worked with a dog at the same time. take a look at this. meet rusty, the tech savvy puppy familiar with being caught on camera and provided with smart phone triggered treats, via this gadget, already in his home. one of the first things we bought, perhaps before he actually came home with us was the furbo, which films him all the time, tells you when he is barking, tells you when he's

this is the short version of this week's click.you can see paul in iceland, looking at the design, manufacture and testing of the iconic prosthetic running blade. in the meantime, you can contact us with your thoughts of what you've seen on instagram, youtube, twitter and facebook. thanks very much for watching and we will see you soon. hello, cold outside. clears in most areas. patchy rain coming into scotla nd areas. patchy rain coming into scotland as well. these are the temperatures by the end of tonight. a wide frost for england and wales. we are still underneath this cold area of high pressure. shifting south words allowing their milder airto come in south words allowing their milder air to come in over bringing atla ntic air to come in over bringing atlantic air to scotland, northern ireland and rain for the highlands and islands. some of that cloud will pull over to the irish sea for parts of england and wales where sunshine hanging on further south and east after the frosty shark —— start. ahead of that rain, around the mi

millions of americans today will spend billions with the click of a mouse.ind clothing to electronics to hotel, travel before you click a new warning about scyber gangs and grinch wo are on the prowl to steal your monday deals >> reporter: first, came the black friday frenzy. online, shopbillion. now the cyber monday rush on track to break more records. 7% of consumers plan to shop and expected to spend 9.4 billion dollars. forget the laptop. consumers are buying 50% more on their smartphones than last year and retailers are attempting to woo customers by extending cybermonday into cyberweek best bye offering 250 off this laptop and chrome books and here are more deals and getting those packages into your hands fast has become more competitive than ever. >> order on the app within two hours drive up and have my items waiting for meal so the convenience of shopping online and the breadth of product but at my leisure. >> reporter: for the hottest items, you might be competing with a so-called grinch box to get it according to rad ware these computer programs a

click, click. what are they going to do now? another dossier? another whistleblower? they don't have any cards left to play. only biden can save them now. would you want your fate in the be joe's hands? everything made him stronger. it's not about him, it's about you. the issues trump's fighting for. trump completely changed the republican party. he modernized it. injected populism into it. he's a post-cold war president. new trade terms, he dropped in america. new security deals in the pacific middle east and europe. he strengthened the border, low taxes, taking care of vet, law & order, honoring our flag, history and shared heritage. to help with political correctness. this message matza majority message. that message broke down blue wall and redrew the electoral college met. this terrifies democrats. it's a mortal threat to the national democrat party. it walked democrats out of the heartland in a coast only minority. now they are trying to take trump out because he stole their states. and their photos. he would do it again. it's about power with the democrats. you

like click here for handy hints. that five minutes craft channel alone has had more than 16 billion views. this the kind of thing people watch on youtube. bright side another one of their weird linked entities has 44 million followers on facebook. by contrast the "the new york times" has 16 million facebook followers. so this company has built this mammoth social media operation that is mostly pushing out nonsense content or click batie stupid content that is working to attract clicks. but they're now starting to integrate into the that content pro-russian happy talk fake history material and some oddly sort of -- sort of subtle ant anti-u.s. stuff like this video that suggests the united states is one of the top ten countries in the world most likely to not exist anymore in the next 20 years because the united states is going to disappear. at least alaska and texas are definitely going to secede but that's only the beginning. and they don't portray this as some screed against the united states, it's just tucked in a

now it's time for click.ion people their chance to decide on the uk's future. is it the brexit election? is it the nhs election? is it an election that will show new divisions that no longer lie along party lines? we'll soon know. amidst all this there is the usual mudslinging towards candidates. but with social media now in the mix, much of it has transferred to platforms like twitter. here at click we decided to take a closer look at the outrage in the final few weeks of battle. we sent carl miller to investigate. i am a "traitor, a vile creature." much of it is misogynistic. death threats, threats of violence to some of my people here. look, there have been moments in which i have had anxiety attacks because of the level of threats. being called everything from a lying dog to a cheat, a traitor or death threats. these are some of the 330,000 abusive tweets that prospective mps have been enduring in the run—up to the election. but we wanted to really drill down into how much of this abuse was happening, who

"click on this link for more information." and what parent would not click on that? chris: cockerill says crooks don't necessarily need to scour the dark web to personally pinpoint a scam like that because you might be their most reliable source to access info like a child's name or school. chris: where are they getting that data? aaron: social media. chris: the answer is us? aaron: yes, because of wer lives on social media. it's pretty easy to work out your--what's your daughter's name and what elementary school does she go to, and all of a sudden you get a very personalized-looking message or email, doesn't matter, and you're far more likely to click on that. chris: those security experts are urging us to be extra cautious about what we share on social media, even if we think it's only with friends. also, if you get a call from a business that you use and they want your account numbers or passwords, tell them, "no thanks. i'll call you back." go find their publicly listed number, dial it, and ask for whatever department they said they're calling from. only share yo

that's all the sport — now it's time for click. now on bbc news?h bags of seasonal tech fun. we hear from tim peake on the year in space and pitch man against robot to see who's the fastest driver around an f1 circuit. ho, ho, ho! merry clickmas! yeah, anyway, this festive week we have cars, dogs, astronauts, and lots and lots of singing furbies. # christmas christmas # your leaves are so unchanging # 0 christmas tree 0 christmas tree # your leaves are so unchanging #. you have finally arrived, welcome. the gang is all here, you are too, so welcome to clickmas 2019! forced merriment and pretend food, just like last year. do we have a festive feast of tech treats for you? yes, we do, and first up, it will be lara, merry christmas. merry christmas. whenever people say you should never work with animals or kids, i think clearly they have not worked with tech because it goes wrong occasionally, doesn't it? just a little! this week, i haven't just worked with tech, i worked with a dog at the same time. take a look at this. meet rusty, the tech savvy pup

so, california folks, call or click now. learn how a medigap plan helps bridge the gap medicare doesn't pay for... and how with at your best by unitedhealthcare, insured members can enjoy resources... to help them live better. if you call california your home, call or click to connect with unitedhealthcare today... about aarp medicare supplement plans. >>> well, today tip of the day is going to be yellow sweet onions. years ago, they would come around at certain times of the year. now they are year round. and sweet onions are so great because you don't have to cook them a long time to get the sugar. the other kind, you had to took them for 15 to 20 minutes. these are sweet, right off. although some people do, you don't have to cook a long time. salads, they are great. that's why they are so, so popular. a little expensive than the regular hot onions but they are delicious. >> when you buy the onion, make sure that skin is nice and translucent exhibit. see the outer skin? it flakes apart. that's a nice fresh onion. when you b

so, it is interesting that about 70% of all clicks are anonymous. the other most popular books like harry potter, 70% are registered users. so if most of the clicks for mein kampf are anonymous, what does that mean? they could be fake users. fake views to make fake news? yeah, definitely. i think the fundamental aim of the russian operation is to undermine the other countries. russia cannot tolerate the success of the baltics that have embraced freedoms and values of the west and can be successful. a good example is very dangerous so you should taint it. if russia has become the grand spoiler, can it be, does it still want to be a superpower? this is my chance to ask the president. vladimir putin has just finished an event near the kremlin. it is a rare opportunity to get up close to the kremlin leader. but moscow is looking for ways back into eastern europe and for some russia's return is welcome. viktor 0rban — he is the prime minister of hungary — and moscow's best friend in europe. he praises vladimir putin, he criticises eu sanctions on russia.

so, california folks, call or click now. learn how a medigap plan helps bridge the gap medicare doesn't pay for... and how with at your best by unitedhealthcare, insured members can enjoy resources... to help them live better. if you call california your home, call or click to connect with unitedhealthcare today... about aarp medicare supplement plans. >>> when this week's students rising above scholar saw his father battle cancer, he felt he can't help but now he is facing others with their own healthcare concerns. >> reporter: he greets patients every week at a free healthcare clinic serving the sacramento area. he is fluent in spanish, a skill his patients appreciate. >> being able to translate to patients that don't understand a few words or just knowing that the patients are reassured and comfortable with having a spanish-speaking person there brings me happiness. >> helping others improve their health is personal to him. when lee was 12 his father was diagnosed with cancer. >> we didn't have people in the medical field

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next week you can see highlights of click life which we filmed last month in scotland. us on facebook, instagram or twitter on bbc click. who's watching it over christmas? luck with that. thanks for watching and mary clickmas! good morning. what a miserable week of weather it has been for many of us, with some relentless rain, and that has brought localised flooding. in fact, friday afternoon, these were fairly typical weather watcher pictures across parts of central and southern england in particular. in fact, by close of play on friday, there were over 90 flood warnings in force, and with more rain to come through the weekend, well, do go to the bbc weather website for the latest updates on the flood warnings and also any met office warnings as well. over the next few hours we've got this miniature weather front which will enhance some showers, some of them heavy, with hail and thunder. windy conditions following on behind, before another weather front makes its presence felt by the end of the day on saturday. saturday morning, we start off with a few sharp showers st

it's interesting who's this so i click on this and that before i know it i've spent an hour on my phone on them and get up at noon that's the thing with them so if you. think. what's coming in plans on snap chat. i love you stay the way you are. i'll write them back thanks. to a mass. you have. always i can't live without social media i'm like a smoker who can't kick the habit i mean. exactly. made to showing myself and my life to the world. others see what i do in my free time because they're interested in what i do. and what do you get out of the. me me it makes me feel good. why. because people are interested in me. i need up to an hour. for sometimes i put on more eyeshadows put on more make up so it looks better on the photos. i don't do my eyebrows it looks really bad and it looks a lot better if i do. go everyone on instagram puts makeup on to look better so you try it out looks fabulous. it's. great. she gave him a go. the door shut out the parents peroration from the bronze. yeah looks similar doesn't it. what's my little brother been up to one of those things that. i his addic

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