and our time with hollywood legend doris day. ♪ >>> hello and welcome.hanks for joining us as we remember the stars we lost this year. so many had a huge impact on our lives. icon.t' get started on a tv his death is still a shock to all of us. luke perry >> i'm the father of two children. i wanna be with them for as long as i can. i wanna have as althy a life as i can spend as much time with them. five days after he suffered two strokes. a source told "e." when luke arrived at theospital, doctors had to heavily sedate him but his family was told to expect the worst. his son jack and daughr sophie were with him during his final moments. perry's fiancÉe wendy, his ex-wife rachel and other family and friends were also by his side. >> a year ago i was shoveling asphalt and a year from now i could be doing it agai >> we first met luke in '91 on the 90210 set. can i buy you a lemonade? i don't know. throw in some chicken, se salsa you got a date big boy. >> he was a modest heartthob. he always seemed to stay grounded and humble. >> you we signing autographs at

and coming up, doris day, clive james, toni morrison and albert finneyjust some of those whose whoseives are celebrated in review 2019 we remember, in 30 minutes‘ time. good morning and welcome to bbc news. the queen and members of the royal family are attending the annual church service in sandringham. her majesty arrived a few minutes ago surrounded by members of her family, few minutes ago surrounded by members of herfamily, the duke of edinburgh came back to norfolk on christmas eve following a four night stay at king edward vii hospital. he is not attending the christmas day church service and he didn't last year either. prince george and princess charlotte were there for the first time. prince andrew, who stepped back from royal duties last month earlier attended morning service with prince charles. the brothers walked side by side in peace st mary magdalene church before the service at the head of the real family's traditional late morning service. let'sjust the real family's traditional late morning service. let's just show you those latest pictures of the moment when her maj

doris day, clive james, toni morrison and albert finney — just a few of those whose lives are celebrated 2019: we remember. in half an hour's time. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the duke of edinburgh has returned to sandringham in time for christmas — after leaving hospital in london. prince phillip, who's 98, spent four nights in the king edward vii hospital on the advice of his doctor. in her christmas day message the queen will describe 2019 as a ‘bumpy‘ year. here's our royal correspondent nicholas witchell. afterfour nights in the king edward vii hospital, the duke emerged this morning and walked slowly but without assistance to the waiting vehicle. there has been no information about the reason for his stay at the hospital. in the past he has been treated there for bladder and chest infections. whatever the nature of this latest episode, the duke has satisfied his doctors that he is well enough to return home. the helicopter from buckingham palace to the sandringham estate where the royal family are gathering for christmas. in her christmas broadcast, the queen will talk

. ♪ >> in ma 97-year-old doris day died of pneumonia in her home. >> there is nothing i my bedroom thatng me. >> she made 39 movies and in the early '60s was the number one box oice star in the world. she told us she was like her clean cut characte >> i am really that way. i am. >> darryl dragon, from captain and tenile passed ayf kidney failure. they began their career doing backup for the bch boys. >> we had t dd if we wanted to continue with the beach boys. we had a demo record and it got on the radio. >> the cars ric ocasek passed away 62. he wasstranged from his wife when he died. back in the day, they were red carpetready. >> i ignored the business. and married me. >> and edd money lt his battle with cancer at the age of 70. he sold more than 28 million records and told "e.t." his songs were all about living life to the fullest. >> evebody wants to take somebody home tonight. everybody would love to have tickets to paradise. good time rock and roll. >>indeed his muse lick live on forever. and his finalroject was real money on access tv. now from rock stars t fashion icons we lost,

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doris day, clive james, toni morrison and albert finney — just a few of those whose lives are celebrated019: we remember. in half an hour's time. good morning and welcome to bbc news. at least 16 people have been killed by a typhoon in the philippines — which has left a trail of devastation through the centre of the country. wind gusts reached 200 kilometres an hour, tearing roofs off houses, and leaving tens of thousands of people stranded at ports. to typhoon haiyan in 2013 — the most powerful to hit the area in decades. catherine karelli reports. a far from peaceful christmas in the central philippines. typhoon phanfone has brought sustained winds of almost 200 kilometres an hour. terrifying local people... screaming. ..and leaving a trail of destruction. heavy rain has left many homes flooded. more than 16,000 people had to spend the night in improvised shelters and at least 100 families have been left homeless. in this majority catholic country, the typhoon, which has damaged infrastructure, stopped many people visiting their families for christmas. filipinos are well used to tropic

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doris day, clive james, toni morrison and albert finney — just a few of the big names who've died thisr and who's lives we mark in ‘review 2019: we remember‘. that's in half an hour's time, here on bbc news. devastating bushfires across large parts of australia have claimed two more lives. the latest victims, a 63—year—old man and his 29—year—old son died in new south wales. in the neighbouring state of victoria, thousands of people were forced to seek refuge on beaches and boats after becoming trapped by advancing bushfires. residents and holiday—makers in mallacoota in east gippsland described how the morning sky was turned black by clouds of ash and embers. phil mercer reports. stuck in a nightmare. the sky in mallacoota turned a grotesque red, as strong winds pushed out of control bushfires towards the popular seaside town about 500 kilometres east of melbourne. thousands of people were trapped and sought shelter on the beach. some waded into the water to escape red hot embers that rained down. 0thers fled by boat, but most waited patiently for the danger to pass, or for help to ar

doris day, clive james, toni morrison and albert finney — just a few of those whose lives are celebratedw 2019: we remember. in half an hour's time. hello, good evening, and welcome to bbc news. dozens of passengers have survived a plane crash in kazakhstan, in which at least 12 people lost their lives. the cause of the crash, which took place in heavy fog, is still unclear. the plane — operated by the khazak company bek air — was flying from almaty, kazakhstan‘s largest city, to the capital nur—sultan, with 100 passengers and crew on board, when it crashed shortly after take—off. at least 60 people are being treated in hospital, as our correspondent sarah rainsford reports. rescued from the wreckage, a baby boy is rushed to safety. he was discovered in the arms of his injured mother after their flight crash landed. moments after take—off, the plane had rammed into a building. it broke into pieces on impact. but there were survivors. and some even walked away from this unharmed. i was sitting next to an emergency exit. just hours later, aslan nazaraliyev managed to tell me what happened.

doris day, clive james, toni morrison and albert finney — just a few of those whose lives are celebratedew 2019: we remember, in half an hour's time. a court in cyprus has convicted a british teenager of falsely claiming she was raped by a group of israeli tourists six months ago. the 19 year—old said she had been attacked in a hotel in ayia napa. she was arrested after police said she withdrew her accusation. joining me now from brussels is our europe correspondent, kevin connolly. tell us what the judge had to say to her. essentially, this revolves around a judgment on this young woman as a witness. the district judge in famagusta has said that he has found her to be an unreliable witness and that in retracting her allegation of rape, she was effectively, in so doing, admitting that she had made up the allegation in the first place. so the whole affair revolves around the disputed circumstances of a night in a hotel room in cyprus injuly. this young woman was having a holiday romance with one israeli. she says she was gang raped by a group of his friends. they have always denied that.

elijah cummings, judith krantz, pegly lipton, doris day, a lot of titans.ays that a lot of times readers didn't understand. so the idea is this isn't the most important people, it's not the most famous people, it's just a collection of people who can say something. >> well, bill, i was so moved by the obituary for the 10-year-old young boy, ed by hill the 4 km w and it was a moving tribute to an important young life, but to the promise that was extinguished and the tragedy of that loss if the was a spectacular tribute. >> inkcredibly moving and sad story. the writer of that, matt, who is one of the top editors on the up in, went to st. louis and wasn't sure who he was going to write about. he happened on this story of eddie hill. he was an incredible student. he was planning to run for sixth grade president. there was gunfire outside of his home and he went to see what was going on and a bullet hit him in the chest. one thing that was especially gratifying was, that's in the piece have when matt told his father that he was going to be included in this packa

day but with the conservative party securing their biggest u.k. general election victory since the thoughts are yours the future looks overwhelmingly blue for the 1st seeable future debating doris's when and what it will mean actually today for bragg said as it stands crosstalk peter lavelle i guess are debating and not begins in moments. oh. by. the way i. am going. through. the day i. chose seemed wrong but all wrong just don't hold. any beliefs yet to shape our listening to come to educate and engage with because betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. facebook and google started with a great idea and great ideals unfortunately there was also a very dark side. they are constructing a profile of you and that profile is real it's detailed and it never goes away turns out that google is manipulating your opinions from the very 1st character that you type into the search bar it will always favor one dog food over another one comparative shopping service over another and one candidate over another they can suppress certain types of results deiced on what they think you should be seeing if they have this kind of power then democracy i

of days i think they were going to have a tremendous couple of days but very very important we have a tremendous spirit and change today doris except for one country where we talk of this one country we see how it works out and actually one country has a couple of points for those words a very devastating to our we're find out about that next. and with that i'd like to introduce the secretary general says the oil finds most of us the 1st instance huge again before the use of the earth or the sudden defenders they're all lost to get it would all be this if they are under the moral we are making progress the most beautiful old growth of sharing. your vision all defense spending. if for instance 26 feet. on you know it's obvious to them 30 feet more gays defense the gunshots just overly used to $400000000000.00 u.s. dollars boy contingent d. . for. this is fun but the thing this is making the need to who is strong on it. is lost is the thing is folding on the roll these changes will of course hold a list of the law is so full of issues the party can start some awful roll over this you brush off dross over china. napery the whol

one day and that live for us and read thank you very much today while speaking and brussels the council president has congratulated doris johnson on his election when and said it's now time to move forward with the withdrawal agreement. we are ready. we have decided what are our priorities the level playing fields are very important party 1st we turn to these are important to keep this close to operation the united kingdom to develop the possibility for 3 to 4 to me development but also in other fields like security like the difference we have commandos with the u.k. and i hope we will have a loyal negotiations a good negotiation. well that's big mountain and talk about tigers in brussels for us natasha michelle they're sounding very much like he too wants to get brakes at finally done talk us through the process from here. yes we're e.u. leaders are arriving and we've been watching them and pretty much the consensus is among them that they are relieved with this result because it offers a sense of clarity as to the direction in which the u.k. wants to go national michel's sage also that he hopes the boris johnson will

the biggest barrier so at the end of the day i think it would be it would be very very wrong to just you know say that this is a problem that is restricted to doris from developing nations it's more from the increase of who who is travelling from around the world it's not just a few elite people it's many many other countries and cultures or getting into the mix my can you take. part of global and i think we've seen the history of tourism showing that used to be a korean target that bothered folks that were in indonesia or when i was in the philippines doing workshops there with complaints from the filipinos about chinese curse so these are parts of the country mixing for the 1st time but we've also seen if that as a tourist become worth the 50 k. did they become more respectful. so i want to share this as an explanation for why we are seeing greater numbers of people out in about all these places this is just on twitter who says the biggest 3 biggest reasons for the growth in hot spots are the artificially low cost of aviation the fuel is not taxed the rise in the middle classes in developing countries and a narrow focus on places generated by i

does well on christmas day, almost like the shop window of what it can actually be out there as a demonstration of the range of its output. it has big films, we had finding dory like michael mcintyre, mrs brown's boys, it had festive episodes of something like eastenders, its big soap opera and also general entertainment like festive episodes of strictly. so all those kind of programmes have done well as expected for the bbc. again, not exclusively but generally trending slightly down year on year and gavin and stacey is the one thing that has actually really bucked that trend. but a very good day for the bbc, they will be thrilled it has done so well. lizo there, reporting. this week marks the century of women being accepted into the legal profession. during that time the number of women practising law has increased. however, figures show that they still hold less than 25 percent of the top jobs. sian lloyd has been finding out about some of the changes that have taken place. and i'm introduced to somebody very charming, very pleasant, and they'll say, "what do you do?" and i'll say, "well, i'm a judge," and quick as a flash, they'll say, "do you work in fam

day. how the warriors are gaining up for the holidays classic. >> getting a little piece of the holidays. all of that coming up. >>> welcome back. doriesweek ahead. monday, they will face minnesota. the all-important christmas they gave at chase sender meeting against the houston rockets at the new nina. rallying from behind the pelicans. 106, the matchup in the western conference. d'angelo russell bailed out the warriors. steph, was loving it. seven assist including several crutch buckets. dubs when it by four. starting tonight. >>> 49ers will start their super bowl one. they will have richard sherman. sherman, missing the falcons game. rams, are 8-6. they need a miracle to return to the posies in. so, they will be hungry. they got the win tonight. they need to beat seahawks next sunday. the kick off between the rams and the niners is 5:15. >> warrior, player turn coach receives a special honor today. therefore games to during the day, to later tonight. first is in the year go taking on stanford. then, boston college taking on california. nevada will take on st. mary's. showcasing the basket ball hall of fame to give the basketball ba

day coming at boeing now, is it going to happen overnight? are we going to come back next week at the beginning of the year and say everything's hunky-dory no, they've got a lot of hurdles, but this is a change in tenor that is long overdue at boeing, and david calhoun comes in with the approach of here we go, new sheriff in town, new approach to doing things >> in some respects it's a cosmetic move at least in the near-term obviously. it doesn't change any of the time line issues that the max is facing. >> that is correctme but it's not purely cosmetics in terms of look, it's not dennis muilenburg who's running the company. david calhoun has vast experience he ran ge infrastructure for a number of years. this is no johnny come lately who's simply going to come in and say, well, we understand things are going to be different here at boeing i think he comes in and while he may not have publicly laid it out yet, i bet you there will be a game plan, that he has already been working on and will eventually lay out not only for boeing employees, but also for wall street's, for the airline customers, clearly with the faa he has already started work