in an hour, the queen will come to saint mary magdalene church to receive communion privately and lateramily will join to receive communion privately and later the family willjoin her for the traditional christmas day service. everyone is wondering whether she will be in good health. as we heard, she and the duke of edinburgh had to delay their trip up here, suffering from heavy colds. there has been disappointment with the duke and duchess of cambridge and their children not here. prince harry and members of the family will be here, they arrived yesterday. today they will have a full english brea kfast today they will have a full english breakfast before heading to church for the service. they will head back to the house for christmas lunch, settled down to watch the queen's speech. like many families, this is an opportunity to spend time together and reflect after a busy year. we are expecting the queen and duke of edinburgh to lead the royal family to church on the royal sandringham estate. britain's senior anglican and catholic archbishops are addressing uncertainty in their christm

before that the queen will come to receive communion privately, thatisif come to receive communion privatelyod —— in good health. they were here to arrive on wednesday but came by helicopter on thursday. the royal watchers will definitely be hoping to see her majesty on christmas morning. many of them were also hoping to see the duke and duchess of cambridge, but i can tell you that they will be spending christmas with the middleton family in berkshire, along with prince george and princess charlotte. but they did have a festive lunch with the queen at buckingham palace on tuesday. at prince harry and other members of the family are expected to be here today. they all arrived yesterday for the traditional christmas celebrations and many other families this is a chance for them to all get together and catch up after a very busy year, so they will head the church later after a full english brea kfast church later after a full english breakfast and then go home for christmas lunch and settle down to watch the queen's speech. but we are expecting the queen and the duke of edinburgh to leave the

the duke of edinburgh and other royals were at holy communion on the norfolk estate.

the duke of edinburgh and other royals were at holy communion on the norfolk estate., the duke and duchess of cambridge are spending christmas with kate's family, the middletons. president putin has declared a national day of mourning in russia tomorrow — after a military plane crashed, killing all 92 people on board.

we do snot have open communion but at the end of every liturgy, we give out a piece of blessed bread. its remnant of the meal the early christians celebrated so everybody leaves with a little something. being greek, we have to give you something when you leave. and then we go at 5:00 on saturday which transitions us into christmas. on christmas morning, the divine liturgy is at 10:00 in the morning. a little longer, very theologically profound. i read the priests prayers out loud so people can hear these beautiful prayers. after worship, we try to sing a few christmas carols because we are in the west and we celebrate that aspect of being christian and being part of the american mosaic if you will >> thank you for that and our viewers, if they were to worship with you, they'll see both of you at the services? >> yes, we celebrate together >> that's important. services at st. marks lutheran's church, we love to sing carols, its one of our special heritage, we have services christmas eve 5:00, 7:00, 10:30 christmas day at st. marks lutheran church at 10:00 a.m. there are many, many choi

look for clear in the morning and high clouds communion. 20s on the peninsula temperatures today upper 40s and 50s but the how coverage will work its way in double warm-up tomorrow. 50s on your temperatures. >>> some truck accident in danville. new diablo road. it was blocking all lanes but now we do have a couple of lanes open. not a huge backup that the truck will be there for a best fit southbound 680 approaching diablo road. northbound traffic not affected. little bit of a slowdown in the area and that is a precautionary thing. by now the traffic is light will keep an eye on that. let's move along to solano county commute and vacaville and fairfield this commute not bad as you drive into the area no major problems on 680 or 788 driving on the commute it continues to look good. bay bridge toll plaza not a bad drive it was spent it is like tting into san francisco than interstate 280 in san jose looks good in both directions in downtown san jose. >>> the bay area is not the only place that is freezing. the midwest and northeast have it worse with colder temperatures and icy condition

the duke of edinburgh and other royals were at holy communion on the norfolk estate. putin has declared a national day of mourning in russia tomorrow — after a military plane crashed, killing all 92 people on board. including a terror attack. an earthquake of magnitude 7.6 has

meanwhile in berkshire, the duke and duchess of cambridge took prince george and princess charlotte to communion 60 members of a celebrated russian military band are among the missing after a plane crashed in the black sea on its way to syria. a search—and—rescue mission is underway in the black sea. president putin announces a day of mourning tomorrow. also in the next hour: the pope uses his christmas mass at the vatican to call for an end to the war in syria. pope francis tells thousands of spectators that "it's time for weapons to be still for ever", and urges world leaders to negotiate a peace deal. and in

the duke of edinburgh and other royals were at holy communion on the norfolk estate.nwhile, in berkshire, the duke and duchess of cambridge are spending christmas with kate's family, the middletons. in russia, president putin has declared a national day of mourning tomorrow, after a military plane crashes on its way to syria, killing all 92 people on board. an earthquake of magnitude 7.7 has struck off the coast of southern chile, triggering a tsunami warning. chile's national emergency office has ordered the evacuation of coastal areas of los lagos region around puerto montt. in his christmas sermon, the archbishop of canterbury says the power of god can chase away "the fear of terror". now on bbc news — the click team celebrates christmas and looks back at the best bits from 2016. this week, a click christmas with digital jumpers, hatched technology and tie fighters. hello and welcome to the annual click get—together. cue christmas cheer! and enough. we have everyone here, jen, steve, nick, laura, mark and kate russell. hello. i have sought out a little christmas gi

the duke of edinburgh and other royals were at holy communion on the norfolk estate.le, in berkshire, the duke and duchess of cambridge are spending christmas with kate's family, the middletons. president putin has declared a national day of mourning in russia tomorrow — after a military plane crashed, killing all 92 people on board. the transport minister says its considering all possible causes, including a terror attack. an earthquake of magnitude 7.6 has struck off the coast of southern chile. the county's national emergency office has ordered the evacuation of some coastal areas. this year the queen celebrated her 90th birthday. daniela relph looks back on the momentous occasion and other events in the royal calendar in review 2016: the royal year. brass band plays ‘happy birthday'. it was the year of a big birthday. the queen at 90. for some of her grandchildren and great—grandchildren, a trip to canada. the first official overseas visit for the family of four. the duke and duchess of cambridge were also in india. a reminder of royal visits past. and for prince

the duke of edinburgh and other royals were at holy communion on the norfolk estate. in berkshire, the duke and duchess of cambridge are spending christmas with kate's family, the middletons. in his christmas mass at the vatican, the pope has called for a peace deal between israel and the palestinians, urging the two sides to "write a new page of history". more than sixty members of a celebrated russian military dance band are among those killed when their plane crashed in the black sea on its way to syria — president putin has declared a day of mourning tomorrow. now on bbc news, film critic mark kermode takes a look back at the big releases of the year, sorting the crackers from the turkeys, in review 2016: the year in film. hello and welcome to this review of the year in film. i'm mark kermode, and we're here at the cinema museum in south london where for the next half now we will be looking back at some of the best movies released in uk cinemas in 2016. 2016 was a pretty tumultuous year, what with the "brexit" vote injune, and the results of the american election

the duke of edinburgh and other royals were at holy communion on the norfolk estate.spending christmas with kate's family, the middletons.

the duke of edinburgh and other royals were at holy communion on the norfolk estate.esident putin has declared a national day of mourning tomorrow — after a military plane crashes on its way to syria, killing all 92 people on board. the transport minister said it is exploitable possibilities including a terror attack. an earthquake of magnitude 7.7 has struck off the coast of southern chile. the county's national emergency office has ordered the evacuation of some coastal areas. in his christmas sermon, the archbishop of canterbury says the power of god can chase away "the fear of terror". now on bbc news, rebecca morelle looks back on the year in science — from british astronaut tim peake's adventures in space,

the duke of edinburgh and other royals were at holy communion on the norfolk estate. meanwhile, in berkshire, the duke and duchess of cambridge are spending christmas with kate's family, the middletons. president putin has declared a national day of mourning in russia tomorrow after a military plane crashed, killing all 92 people on board. 11 bodies recovered. a fantastic year for olympians and paralympian ‘s. we look back on 2016. 2016 — gold rush in rio. coming four years after a stunning london games, rio 2016 had a tough act to follow. and while the build up was far from ideal, with political scandals, a financial crisis and worries about the zika virus, brazil was always going to offer a spectacular setting for south america's first ever olympic and paralympic games. there'd be plenty of time for selfies after the success, and team gb had big ambitions — hoping for their best ever foreign olympics. paralympics gb hoping to better their medal haulfrom london 2012. more on their success stories later, but first to athletics... and super saturday, part two! the stad

will be coming here to st mary magdalene church which is just behind me, where she will receive communionat's of course if she is in good health, because she and the duke of edinburgh to delay their trip up here earlier this week. but royal watchers will definitely be hoping to see her majesty and other members of the royal family. to see her majesty and other members of the royalfamily. a bit of disappointment of cores that the duke and duchess of cambridge won't be here, as they are celebrating christmas with the middleton family in berkshire, with george and charlotte, at prince harry is expected to be here, along with other members of the family. they arrived yesterday evening for the traditionalformal arrived yesterday evening for the traditional formal dinner on christmas eve, where they would have exchanged cheap and cheerful gifts, a tradition that's been going on in the royal family for years. this morning they will wake up, have brea kfast, morning they will wake up, have breakfast, had the church and go back for christmas lunch, settle down to watch the queen's speech with the

the duke of edinburgh and other royals were at holy communion on the norfolk estate.hile, in berkshire, the duke and duchess of cambridge are spending christmas with kate's family, the middletons. president putin has declared a national day of mourning in russia tomorrow — after a military plane crashed, killing all 92 people on board. including a terror attack. an earthquake of magnitude 7.6 has struck off the coast of southern chile. the country's national emergency office has ordered the evacuation of some coastal areas. in his christmas sermon, the archbishop of canterbury says the power of god can chase away "the fear of terror". now on bbc news, weather world — this time nick miller is finding out how the snowdon railway keeps running despite extreme weather. of transport may surprise you, it is going to be quite a ride. this time on weather world we are going up in the world, literally into the mountains of north wales, and our method of transport may surprise you, it is going to be quite a ride. also on weather world. extreme storms and the battle to survive t

we start with last night as the thank you tour rolled into his constant communion on the pennsylvaniatate is the president-elect be most thankful for. >> i am here today for one main reason, to save thank you to the people of wisconsin. and credible people. >> the president-elect to host an big names in the technology industry. yesterday you might remember bill gates stopping by with the richest and most powerful men in the world. the two of them got together. today here are the types of names we will see coming through here. tim cook of apple is scheduled to be part of the summit. just bezos from amazon, all happening in the afternoon as track pants with leaders at an industry that broadly speaking was not supportive of his campaign, but now like so many others they will be making thews through. we will follow it throughout the day. without comment to this studio. nicole: up someone blessed with a trump tower yesterday. donald trump has chosen montana congressman ryan's big key to be his secretary of the interior. a former navy seal commander was just really like it to congress. laur

he went up for communion and he proposed. >> during the mass, mass wasn't over. >> no, touring the mass was different because it was tourist attraction, enormous cathedral. you are not in a normal church where it would be diversion. >> during mass people, tourist walk around in the mass. >> yes. >> not an official tour but you can walk around during the mass. >> that is kind of cool. >> it is. >>> i could not talk. >> praise god. >> i started crying. >> here's the thing i didn't think he meant it. i was almost going to give him back to him. but next day i felt like he did it because he didn't have a gift and didn't know what else to do. i said if you don't mean it, i don't want it. >> there is always drama. >> relationships. >> he said were you speechless and started crying, do you guys when you propose do you pretty much expect us to cry, is that a thing, sorry. >> when you get on that knee and like hey i want you to be my women for the rest of your life. >> woman. >> be my wife, if she doesn't cry would you have a problem with that? on the flip side as women, women want their groom to

theirs was a kind of communion. the other image also involves his wheelchair.the day after he returned from the altar, arriving at the capitol to address congress for what would approve to be the final time, he had himself wheeled down the aisle and transferred to an armchair to which he spoke at the foot of the podium where he'd previously stood in his braces, explaining matter of fact of factually, without a hint of -- factually, without a hint of self-pity, it makes it a lot easier to not to carry around ten pounds of steel on the bottom of my legs. this was the only to acknowledgment of his infirmity. frances perkins called it one more spiritual inner victory for him in his long adjustment. a staunchly anti-roosevelt columnist in the new york daily news named john o'donnell, quite a good writer but quite a poisonous writer from fdr's point of view, wrote that even his grimmest political foes, roosevelt's, were stirred by the crippled president's brisk allusion to what had previously been unmentionable. it really likened their honest appreciation of the undo

he has said that divorced and remarried, maybe we should look at communion for them.id let's talk about it. women priests, no, but let's look at women deacons. he's kind of trying to expand the tent and it gives people nervous because he hasn't changed anything but also saying we have to be open to the conversation and i think some people think you open the door a legal bit and maybe you can't close it again. >> father edward beck, thanks for the perspective, we'll be right back after this. >> with one week until christmas, the day saint nick's gifts, the white house is decorated with bows and snow and ice and it's now donald trump who decides whose naughty and nice. that's the subject of this week with jake tapper. >> it's the most wonderful time of the year. >> merry christmas, everybody, we're going to start saying merry christmas again. >> this year donald trump wants to make christmas great again and he's starting inside trump tower which closed down early this week for the annual christmas party. we in the press were not invited so we have to imagine the festivi

we believe in the communion of saints, the forgiveness of sins the resurrection of the body, and the life everlasting. we give thanks to god for the life, the suffering, the witness of our brother whose friends we were privileged to be. we pray god to lead us through his discipleship from this world into his heavenly kingdom, to fulfill in us that other word that bonhoeffer used, [speaking latin] -- while in god confiding, i cannot but rejoice. god bless you, brother nino, god bless you. [applause] >> thank you, clarence. maureen, scalia family, distinguished guests, a number of scholars and practicing lawyers have spoken at length about justice scalia's extraordinary impact on american jurisprudence. mr. silberman: though i've been an admirer of his judicial rulings for a number of years, except on the rare occasions when he voted to overturn one of my opinions, there is no need for me to add to this outpouring of praise. instead, i speak as one of his oldest friends. in 1974, after the notorious saturday night massacre, i came into the justice department as deputy attorney general

a lot of other ritual celebrations between including weddings, funerals, baptisms, confirmation, communion, all these punctuating ritual events need some kind of gift. so what happens is that people use this to meet one of these obligations that creates even more density in the network itself. so every time you give a gift, you're going to receive one in -- at some other time because in fact one of your children, children's birthday is coming up. so the collateral then is constantly being reinforced and expanded as well because new people are coming in. if you don't know somebody and they want to be part of these rotating savings and credits rk uh -- you lend your collateral to this individual. and that individual then is obligated to you to make sure they meet their obligation. and then along that rain, you have to understand, i looked at 135 of these things, from mexico to washington state, these are truly transborder, the fraud rate or the rate in which people didn't pay, was .005%. which is infinitesimal. it's better to participate in these than put your money in the bank. especially o

the duke of edinburgh and other royals were at holy communion on the norfolk estate.e's family, the middletons. in his christmas mass at the vatican, the pope has called more than 60 members of a celebrated russian military dance band are among those killed when their plane crashed in the black sea on its way to syria. president putin has declared a day of national mourning tomorrow. and in his christmas sermon, the archbishop of canterburyjustin welby said the last year has left the world "awash with division and fear". now it's time to catch up with some of our favourite author interviews from 2016. rebecca jones talks to publishing superstarjames patterson, and james naughtie chats with fiction supremojoanne harris. james patterson is the world's biggest selling author. he is best—known for his thrillers, but he has written science—fiction, young fiction and nonfiction. he has published over 140 books which are sold more than 350 million copies around the world. and he is also the most borrowed author at uk libraries. but that is not enough for him, he now wants an

that was the moment, i think that wales thought communion, we belong in this level, we can go on andr wicked delivery! wales lead! as much as he is our best player, he is a world star, he is more than happy to give credit to his team mates. very special, it is what it means to the whole country. mice to us to say a little thank you as well for supporting us. being there with the journey, amazing scenes. one we will never forget. the wales boss chris como and joins me now on the carpet. kris commons have just seen that wonderful package about gareth bale. i guess the question most people want to ask is what is he like to manage? very easy. he is a consummate professional. highly motivated and very passionate. so for me as an international manager, he is perfect package. how much can you improve on perfection, that is left to achieve? you can always improve. always room for improvement but he has that mentality that he wants to improve, keep on winning, keep being successful for clu b keep on winning, keep being successful for club and country. i think all the best sportsmen have that

in between christmas and easter there's other ritual celebrations, weddings, funerals, baptisms, communions confirmations. people will time their turn in order to social obligations. that in and of itself create more density in the network itself. so every time you give a gift, you're going to give at some other part-time in fact, one of your children -- children's birthday is coming up. the collateral is cans tantly being reinforced and expanded as well because new people are coming in. if you don't know and they want to be rotated in the association, you lend your confianza. you lend your own clattal to the rest of the group to that individual and that individual obligated to you to make sure they meet obligation. along that line you have to understand, as i looked at these are transparency border. put your money in the bank, one of the major banks was caught expanding their service to a whole bunch of people that didn't need it. people don't thut their money into a standard bank and in fact, select rotating associations for a lot of reasons. banks ask a lot of questions. if you're a poor

they received communion during the service and greeted members of the congregation.ting go of resentment. all of this on the same day that mr. trump announced he would be shuttering the donald trump foundation to keep him from controversy. in a statement, he said because i will be devoting so much time and energy to the presidency and solving the many problems facing the country and -- it may not be that simple. the foundation has been under investigation by the state of new york since september. and the state attorney general's press secretary tweeted last night the foundation cannot legally dissolve until the investigation is complete. mr. trump said in his statement, he'll be pursuing his strong interest in philanthropy in other ways. back to you. >> merry christmas. thank you so much. >>> excited for the trumps in palm beach. you saw it there. it's everybody knows in palm beach that he's there at may-- mayor a lag owe. >> you see the coast guard behind you guarding the water. >> it is funny when we're there by the causeway. people will launch a canoe or something

all bunch of other punctuating kind of ritual celebrations including weddings, funerals, baptisms, communion, confirmation, all of these events that need some kind of gift. what happens is people will time their tur turbine order to meett they did many social obligatio obligations. that in and of itself creates more density in the network itself. every time you give a gift you will receive one at some of the time because one of her children's birthday is coming up. the collateral is constantly being reinforced and expanded as well because the people are coming in. ev don't know somebody and they want to be part of these, what you do is you lend to them. you lend your own collateral to the rest of the group to this individual and that individual is obligated to you to make sure they meet their obligations. along that line, you have to understand, as i looked at 135 of these, these are truly transborder. array to which people did not pay was .005%, which is infinitesimal. it's better affect to participate in peace, temperature money in the bank. one of the major banks in the trade that was rec

the term "communion" actually comes from this experience of the dining fellowship. we also know that all other aspects of worship that we think of as going with early christian practice probably happened around the dinner table as well. paul refers to one person having a song and another person bringing a prayer. everyone is contributing to the banquet-- whether it's in the form of food or in the form of their piety and worship. >> throughout the new testament, particularly in paul's letters in the book of acts, we find out that women owned the houses in which the early christians met. this, i think, is significant because i don't think the women who owned the houses were simply providing coffee and cookies, in effect, for the christian community. i think that this probably gave them some avenue to power in actual roles in the church. >> paul speaks of women as his fellow evangelists and teachers and patrons and friends, as he does of men. but i don't see a picture of a golden age of egalitarianism back there. i see a new, unformed, diverse and threatened movement w

we believe in the communion of saints, the forgiveness of sins the resurrection of the body, and the life everlasting. we give thanks to god for the life, the suffering, the witness of our brother whose friends we were privileged to be. we pray god to lead us through his discipleship from this world into his heavenly kingdom, to fulfill in us that other word that bonhoeffer used, [speaking latin] -- while in god confiding, i cannot but rejoice. god bless you, brother nino, god bless you. [applause] >> thank you, clarence. maureen, >> thank you, clarence. maureen, scalia family, distinguished guests, a number of scholars and practicing lawyers have spoken at length about justice scalia's extraordinary impact on american jurisprudence. though i've been an admirer of his for a number of years, except on the rare occasions when he voted to overturn one of my opinions, there is no need for me to add to this outpouring of praise. instead, i speak as one of his oldest friends. in 1974, after the notorious saturday night massacre, i came into the justice department as deputy attorney general