here in ccn tonight the communicators is next with democratic congressman mike doyle of pennsylvania. that's followed by a discussion on the role congress has in overseeing national security issues. and later, i'll ask alaska governor mike dunlevy talks about the state budget and fiscal outlook. : : : created by cable in 1979 c-span is brought to you by your local table or satellite provider. c-span your unfiltered view of government. >> congressman mike doyle is a chair of the energy and commerce subcommittee on communications and technology. one of the key policy makers when it comes to telecommand case and policy. congressman doyle, in this past year as the year comes to a close what has your subcommittee accomplished when it comes to telecommunication policy? >> guest: hello, peter. we've been busy on the communications and technology subcommittee. tomorrow we will be on the floor with stella. something the senate had a hard time marking up a bill. we were able to mark up in my subcommittee and full committee and we will have that on the floor tomorrow on the suspension calendar a

. ♪ >> congressman mike doyle is chair of the energy and commerce subcommittee on communications andhnology. one of the key policy makers when it comes to telecommunications policy. congressman doyle, in this past year, what has your subcommittee accomplished when it comes to telecommunications policy? >> we have been very busy on the communications and technology subcommittee. tomorrow, we will be on the floor with stella. something that the senate has had a hard time marking up a bill. we were able to mark up in my subcommittee in full committee. we will have that on the floor tomorrow in the suspension calendar. we look to pass it tomorrow and get it to the senate. we have already done robo calls. that stopped the issue americans have wanted us to do something about. we passed the amended house bill. that's over in the senate. we are waiting for the senate to take action on that. much earlier in the year, we passed our net neutrality bill that sits over in the senate. we are currently working on c-band and broadband mapping. it has been a busy time on the energy and commerce commi

. >> host: congressman mike doyle is chair of the energy and commerce subcommittee on communications and technology one of the key policymakers when it comes to telecommunications policy. congressman doyle, in this past year as the year comes to a close what has your subcommittee accomplished when it comes to telecommunications policy? >> guest: we have been very busy on the committee geisha and technology subcommittee. tomorrow we will be on the floor with stella, something the senate has had a hard time marking up a bill. we were able to mark up in my subcommittee in full committee and we will have that on the floor tomorrow on the suspension calendar and we look to pass that tomorrow and get that over to the senate. obviously we have already done robocalls, that pesky little issue that americans have wanted us to do something about. we passed the amended house bill and that's over in the senate. we are waiting for the senate to take action on that. obviously much earlier in the year we passed our net neutrality bill which sits over in the senate. we are currently working on c band

doyle: mr. speaker, i cannot reiterate enough how important it is that we pass this legislation and address this critical weakness in our nation's telecommunications infrastructure. this legislation came about through the hard work of the majority staff and the minority staff of the -- staff of the energy and commerce committee. in particular i'd like to thankierry, bill, ann, a.j., earl, alex, of the majority staff, and kate, and rachel on the minority staff for their hard work and diligence to get this bill to the floor. i urge my colleagues to support this bill and i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 4998 as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. without objection, the title amen

congressman doyle, in this past subcommittees your accomplished when it comes to telecommunications policy? >> we have been very busy on the communications and technology subcommittee. tomorrow, we will be on the floor with stella. hasthing that the senate had a hard time marking up a bill. we were able to market up in my subcommittee in full committee. we will have that on the floor tomorrow in the suspension calendar. we look to pass it tomorrow and get it to the senate. we have already donor robo calls. the issue americans have wanted us to do something about. we passed the amended house bill. that's over in the senate. we are waiting for the senate to take action on that. year, weier in the passed our net neutrality bill that sits over in the senate. we are currently working on see van and broadband mapping. on thebeen a busy time energy and commerce committee. these bills we have been marking up in committee are bipartisan. of bills weethora marked up a couple of weeks ago come out of the committee. we are a committee that likes to work across the aisle and with republican colleagues

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e represented the -- jay doyle corman. e represented areas in pennsylvania's 12th congressional district. keller: he championed lower taxes, transportation issues, local government, and reforming system.te's welfare more importantly, senator corman man who proud himself on titles other than senator. titles like public servant, husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather. hese titles are senator corman's lasting achievements. an more so fitting as example for his son, jake, who ran for and won his senate seat father's his retirement and has served as the pennsylvania state senate for the last r three legislative sessions. man, community servant, and friend, that is the legacy doyle corman. on behalf of the people of pennsylvania's 12th congressional district, i send our heart-felt condolences to such a ly for loss of great figure and public servant. i yield back, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. thompson: mr. speaker, request unanimous cons

doyle: i continue to reserve. mr. walden: i'm prepared to yield become. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized. mr. doyle: i urge my colleagues to support this important bill and i thank my friend for his cooperation. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 5035. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are success pnded, the bill is passed and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair is in recess for a period less than 15 minutes. nade intelligence committee, mr. schiff, chair of the ways and chairmen richie neil of massachusetts, chair engel, and chair of the financial services committee, maxine waters of california, the chair of the committee on government reform and oversight, congresswoman carolyn maloney. i also want to acknowledge

chairman doyle, ranking member, numbers of the subcommittee thank you for holding this hearing and i appreciate the opportunity to apprise you of the fcc's work to a dance of the public interest. i like to focus my statements on two important issues that will pick up at our meeting next week. the first unfortunately his home with millions of americans. and involves my proposal to establish 988 of the three digit number dedicated to suicide prevention and mental health assistance. under my proposal anyone who called 988 would be routed to the established national suicide prevention lifeline where they could be assisted by trained counselors. this proposal has a tragic backdrop. suicide rates in the united states are at their highest level since world war ii. 2017 more than 47000 americans died by suicide, 33% increase since 1999. more than 1.4 million adults attempted suicide and at-risk populations are disproportionately affected part. for instance, everything with a 20 veterans died by suicide. more than half a million lgbtq youth will attempt suicide this year alone. i believe 988

the companion helped make -- share in the doyle country -- the joy of country, but there bond is alsoempered in defeat. >> if this trend does continue and he does become our next president he will have five out. -- he will have my vote. of 1968, theh nation welcomes a new president and a new first lady. pat knows that the white house is -- official ceremony, executive headquarters, but more than at any time before it is the place where the people are welcome. every reception, guests find the first lady a hostess of dignity and more. years, therst two president and his first lady entertained 13,000 guests at dinner alone. ladyt is the president's and more. out of here were -- out of her desire to serve, she emerges as a force in her own right. a ready warmth extends itself across the nation when the president begins his legacy turning the government land into recreational area. [applause] >> oh my goodness, how marvelous. we wish you good luck. [laughter] >> [indiscernible] >> pat nixon comes to mclean, virginia. medford, oregon. the first lady. elegant but never aloof. reachable. ♪ --

thank you, chairman doyle. i would like to acknowledge the spectrum policy including maintaining fcc leadership for the public cband auction and proposing to expand wireless use into the 5 gigahertz. making it available is important for 5g deployment and eventually closing the digital divide in rural america and commissioner carr, i appreciate that as far as closure and i don't see that at all anywhere in rural america that i've been and i am in rural america all of the time. our staffer will get a hold of your office and try to come up with how the numbers were put together. and it is only getting wired as we implement 5g into the entire process. a lack of broadband access means life and death in rural america and the chairman mentioned that. it also means it's not just rural americans. it's all americans that travel across our country. all 320-some million of us eventually travel across an area that has very little ability to have broadband. and then packs the opportunities for children in rural america compa

for joining us now from geneva is leonard doyle he's the spokesperson for the international organization for migration thank you for speaking with us now 1st of all the u.n. secretary general is urging developed countries to do their fair share when it comes to the global refugee crisis what with that book like. well i don't your your broadcast being primarily about migrants who are traveling from sub-saharan africa north and indeed within there's a large component of the side of the sea which people who have a genuine fear for their own personal safety many migrants too as well they may not be entitled to sign but they are definitely people in need of protection and. i think what the sector generally is really talking about is a 3rd of the equality that you see in the world it leads to people spontaneously leading a lot of good governance in their countries for themselves at the mercy of these funders who are you so well documented in that last piece most mothers have no interest in the welfare of the people of their charges they want the money pure and simple and although you do the pi

leonard doyle from the international organization for migration thank you very much. you're watching the news still to come. on a life changing opportunity for disadvantaged children in mexico an orchestra for those who never had the chance before. but 1st after a one day delay the european space agency has now successfully launched a satellite that will study planets outside our solar system the key ops satellite as it's you know last it off aboard a wrong kit from the european space ports and french guiana the mission is expected to last 3 years part of its goal is to discover if there are other earth like planets capable of sustaining life beyond our star system here is a look at exactly how key ops works. the key ops mission is designed to advance the search for extraterrestrial life for the 1st time the satellite will study planets orbiting distant suns so-called exoplanets. chips will observe how these distant worlds pass in front of the stars they orbit to make this possible researchers 1st had to scour the sky with other telescopes to select the stars to be ta

a passport so i think we need a little bit about this in the way you framed this question leonard doyle from the international organization for migration thank you very much. the you parliament's top accolade the annual sakharov prize for freedom of thought has been given to weaker human rights activists toti the board was handed over in the european parliament in strasbourg to his daughter because told he couldn't be there is currently serving a life sentence in prison in china on charges of separatism before his imprisonment of 2014 total worth more than 2 decades to improve the rights of the persecuted bigger minority more than a 1000000 members are currently being held in a term in camps in northwest china. will home toti hasn't been seen in public for years this footage was filmed before he was jailed his fight for the rights of china's predominantly muslim minority cost him his freedom for years he drew attention to the suffering of the weaker their restricted access to education in the labor market and the suppression of their language religion and culture. may want to drive you

doyle. i also want to thank our staff and our members who contributed their legislation to the traced act. members such as mr. mceachen, mr. olson -- mceachian, mr. olson, mr. kustoff, introduced the locking up robocallers act added to this legislation in section 11. ms. clarke, mr. bilirakis, mr. rouda, ms. foxx, and mr. walberg introduced the ending one ring scams act. mr. chris introduced his spam calls task force act added to the bill in section 5. mr. butterfield, mr. johnson, mr. soto, and mr. gianforte introduced the tracing back and catching unlawful robocallers act, which was added to this bill in section 13. and mrs. dingell and mr. burgess introduced their protecting patients and doctors from unlawful robocallers act which was added in section 14. mr. flores and mr. mcnerney offered their amendment to increase the financial penalties for robocallers added to section 3. and mr. doyle and mr. latta for including their stop robocallers act in section 10. finally, i would like to than

martin doyle scored both goals in the first half at tynecastle, volleying the first just six minutes—to—back derby wins for the first time since the 19705. hearts remain at the bottom of the scottish premiership table. meanwhile, alfredo morelos got the only goal of the game as second place rangers beat kilmarnock1—0. declan gallagher's dramatic injury—time winner got motherwell a 2—1win at ten—man ross county, they stay third. wins too for aberdeen and stjohnstone. former manchester united and sweden striker zlatan ibrahimovic is in talks with ac milan about a return to the italian side. ibrahimovic is a free agent after leaving la galaxy. other clubs are interested in the 38—year—old, but confidence is growing in italy that ibrahimovic will return to the club where he spent two seasons from 2010. the seven—times champions league winners are enduring a poor season and are 11th in the table after losing their last match 5—0 at atalanta. clan des 0beaux has won the king george vi chase for the second successive year at kempton. ridden by sam twiston—davies, the 11—2 shot beat off comp

it starts with at the south tower to the north toweeven on to doyle doyle states heavy in the southbound direction as well and this is going continue all the way out richardson. i don't see anything ithe wano crashes or stalls san francisco look at that 47 minutes right now novato to that whole so get out there early soggy roads not helping that's part of thproblem too right over the y bridge, your drive into san francisco fairly normal. no problemto report, but it's bked up through the maze onto all connectors just under 20 minutes to make it in we'll eck more freeways drive times coming up. james started thanks robin. >>so our big story this morning. we have one more bay area city ow voting to ban vaping products nothing unusual there. yeah, the cities think about going one step further. yeah, they're going to try to ban you from vaping in public. >>kron 4 sarah stinson is live in palo alto the question is. a special force volunteers, what are gog to do. >>the going to definitely increase theiresources because they're already talking about how they need to do that for the ba on selling

patti solis doyle. we'll leave it there for now. a great rest of your holiday weekend. >> thanks so much, fraeed. you too. >> a cnn programming note. do not miss anderson cooper and kelly ripa live as they name the 2019 cnn hero of the year. "cnn heroes: an all-star tribute." next sunday at 8:00 p.m. right here on cnn. to always discreet boutique. its shape-hugging threads smooth out the back. so it fits better than depend. and no one notices. always discreet. think you need to buy expensive skincare products ♪ to see dramatic results? try olay skin care. just one jar of micro-sculpting cream has the hydrating power of 5 jars of a prestige cream, which helps plump skin cells and visibly smooth wrinkles. while new olay retinol24 provides visibly smoother, brighter skin. for dramatic skincare results, try olay. and complete your routine with the olay eye collection. brand power. helping you buy better. only roomba i7+ uses two multi-surface rubber brushes. ♪ and picks up more pet hair than other robot vacuums. and the filter captures

what would have been patti solis doyle's recommendation whether to accept it? to see that kind of conversation unfold. i wished that you would have given it consideration, but as a campaign manager, truthfully, what would you have said? >> i think if i had to be completely honest i would have said, just because of his reputation back then in 2008, probably not. but we did, we did push for venues like "saturday night live" and "the view" other ven yups that were much softer. again, even in 2008, the questions weren't about her former boyfriends or her mom. they were about the -- her vote on the war in iraq. they were about other things. so it was, you know, certainly -- i would be willing to take a lot of responsibility for not putting her -- not having in a situation with her more personal side coming out but i think the media also needs to take a hit on that as well. they really weren't interested in that. they were more interested in the topics of the day, and the topics of the campaign. >> final thought. i keep replaying in my mind 2016, which is not the cyc

communicators", chair le -- mike doyle, of telecommunications. >> our concern is to make sure e close this digital divide that exists in our country and we have an opportunity to do that now. nd i think that's important that we do that. there are kids literally 40%, of their homework assignments require internet access and they can't get it live.they they go to mcdonald's or they go to a library to find a hotspot do their homework. these young people are being in our disadvantaged country when they don't have access to broadband. we're 's what i think going to be focusing on is, how do we do that, how do we close gap, how do we close the digital divide, how do we get broadband deployment out these unserved and underserved areas? >> watch "the communicators" 8:00 eastern on c-span2. the new book "the first cell", what is that about? dr. raza: the message is early detection and prevention of cancer way before it becomes the monstrosity that has been a stigma for centuries. susan: if you had a goal with this book, what would that goal be? dr. raza: to bring the patient back front and cen

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rosemary doyle lived in this house for 13 years with her late husband. tells me she felt relatively safe, living just across the road from the local fire station. but nothing here has been spared. and then i stood across the road and just watched it burn, room by room, which was really, really difficult. the last room to burn was where i'd left my husband's ashes. soaring temperatures, strong winds and relentless drought have made it impossible to stop the trail of these huge fires and with no rain predicted, australians will now head into the new year with the threat of more blazes looming over them. the former boss of the car giant nissan has fled japan where he was facing trial over allegations of financial misconduct. once one of the most powerful figures in the car industry, carlos goan flew to lebanon to escape what he calls "injustice and political persecution". rupert wingfield—hayes is in tokyo — there's some flash photography in his report. last march, carlos ghosn disguised himself as a construction worker as he attempted to slip past the wait

rose marie doyle lived in this house for 13 years with her late husband. she tells me she felt relatively safe living just across the road from the local fire station. but nothing here has been spared. >> and then i stood across the road and just watched it burned, room by room, which was ally, really difficult. the last room to burn was where ashes my husband's reporter: soaring temperatures, rong winds, and relentless f ought have made it impossible to stop the trailese huge fires, and with no rain predicted, australians will head into the new year with the threat of more blazes m.oming over t nuala: let's talk about climate. prince william hasimaunched a mulion dollar prize aimed at tackling global climate isy es. evar for the next decade, the prize will be awarded to cove individuals or organizations wh up with solutions to environmental problems. 2020 will also see two major environmental conferences, a conventionn biodiversity in china and a climate-change coowerence in glan the u.k. i'm joined from rhode island in the united states by the chief scie

rosemary doyle lived in this house for 13 years with her late husband.she felt relatively safe, living just across the road from the local fire station. but nothing here has been spared. and then i stood across the road and just watched it burn, room by room, which was really, really difficult. the last room to burn was where i'd left my husband's ashes. soaring temperatures, strong winds and relentless drought have made it impossible to stop the trail of these huge fires and with no rain predicted, australians will now head into the new year with the threat of more blazes looming over them. and shaimaa is live for us now in sydney. as you say, the new year has begun but there is no sign yet of any respite from the bush fires. the firefighters are still battling those blazes as we speak. there is no sign of abating for those uncontrollable fires. remember, more than 100 fires have already been raging across new south wales and with the temperature is rising and with the temperature is rising and with those high winds and relentless drought, this has been

doyle mr. doyle: of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker: the chair will for tain up to 15 requests one-minute speeches on each side of the aisle. the hat purpose does gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the to e for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. madam speaker. mr. tonko: i rise to recognize mr. mark coble who after 34 ears with the national association for behavioral health care is retiring. for the past 24 years as the and c.e.o. of the association, mark has been a teadfast partner to me and to others in congress in the fight to improve our nation's behavioral health system. mark's leadership, nabh paul the way for the neechy mental mental health nd act. e supported patients and communities act. mark's leadership in coalition building as well as his work

so here in pretty good shape even passing the olls out doyle checng in on highway 4 looks good. we're offto a great start westbound it's about 13 the concord side 6 adis nice so far southbound the highway for split continuing into danville no problems for the nimitz no problems for one o one it's about a 27 minute trip to make your way from the south bay to the peninsula 27 minutes to menlo pak. breaking news that we're following for you this morning, it'out of san jose an investigation is underway after a car slammed into a siness there. it is right there this happened the cash one loan office right along capitol expressway. >>investigators are still working to figure out what led up to that crash will have more details coming up later on this morning and a live report with sarah inson that's at 5 o'clock. and developing ws that we're also following out of the south bay this morning out of san jose and officer had to be taken to the hospital after an incident some late last night the officer was down on reid hillview airport in thatarea he was conscious speaking out to other of

rosemary doyle lived in this house for 13 years with her late husband.fe, living just across the road from the local fire station. but nothing here has been spared. and then i stood across the road and just watched it burn, room by room, which was really, really difficult. the last room to burn was where i'd left my husband's ashes. soaring temperatures, strong winds and relentless drought have made it impossible to stop the trail of these huge fires and with no rain predicted, australians will now head into the new year with the threat of more blazes looming over them. it is the middle of the night now. david jeffery runs a b&b in mallacoota and had to seek refuge on the beach when the fires struck. he gave us an update on the situation. well, it's evening now, so things are... people are settling a little bit. behind us there's still active fire. that there is fire trucks filling up from the inland here, a bit of salt water and everything, still driving around trying to douse the fires. 0ccasionally, another house goes, unfortunately. not just another

rosemary doyle lived in this house for 13 years with her late husband.ocal fire station. but nothing here has been spared. and then i stood across the road and just watched it burn, room by room, which was really, really difficult. the last room to burn was where i'd left my husband's ashes. soaring temperatures, strong winds and relentless drought have made it impossible to stop the trail of these huge fires and with no rain predicted, australians will now head into the new year with the threat of more blazes looming over them. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, balmoral, new south wales. hong kong's new year celebrations have been overshadowed by more protests. riot police began 2020 by firing tear gas at anti—government protesters, who blocked roads and started fires in the moan kok district. the annual fireworks display was scaled down over security fears. there've been more than six months of sometimes violent protests in the territory. a big gathering is planned for new year's day. this week we're looking at what 2020 has in store, with some of the bbc‘s sp

the golden gate 22 minutes to san francisco with no big problems here through the tolls and on to doyle. it is it's a sure sign of the season here in the bay area, the san francisco ballet's performance of the nutcracker it's the 75th anniversary of the nutcracker by the sf valley. they presented the country's first full let's not crack or way back in 1944 and to celebrate they'll be handing out free nutcracker wrapping paper and other goodies that you can enjoy the production runs through december 29th if you want to go and check it out. all right coming up in the next hour on the kron 4 morning talk about it's an end of an era plan and a bittersweet one has a greater say. >>goodbye bay area highlights from last night's game at the coliseum. a nice way taxi driver is recovering after a brutal attack. why he believes he was targeted for his religion. and then we're also updating you on an amber alert that's out this morning for 2 year-old missing out of san jose bethany carranza was abducted by her father victor magma puberty means personal space. so sports clothes sit around growing od

martin doyle scored both goals in the first half at tynecastle, volleying the first just six minutesins for the first time since the 1970s. hearts remain at the bottom of the scottish premiership table. meanwhile, alfredo morelos got the only goal of the game as second place rangers beat kilmarnock1—0. declan gallagher's dramatic injury—time winner got motherwell a 2—1win at ten—man ross county, they stay third. wins too for aberdeen and stjohnstone. clan des 0bo has won the king george the sixth chase for the second successive year at kempton. ridden by sam twiston davies, the 11 to 2 shot beat off competition from the favourite surname to romp home by over 10 lengths. it's trainer paul nicholls' eleventh win in the boxing day race. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. rescuers have been looking for possible victims of four avalanches that have hit ski resorts in austria and switzerland. authorities say there were no casualties from the three avalanches in austria, but rescuers don't know how many others could still be buried

is holding people together we're going to find out from my lovely panel here and we'll begin with doyle who actually you got married 2 months ago so how high is the cost of weddings in this country i don't know because everybody maybe have gone by you but my own marriage course you almost see 15000 dollars yes almost 15000 dollars. ok i'm not married and i've never. been to my wedding but is this the average cost of weddings $15000.00. no no. it's not the average it's not the minimum it's not the maximum because it could go even twice or thrice even 4 times that for just to pay for what ok there's a lady who had lifted her hand at the back please come and speak to me a lot of money goes to the 1st 2 they have a news venues here are very costly then we go maybe to the m c u 2 coast i go see those i am seeing here he will be a very good example ok so let me ask the mc because you've mentioned him say he's a very very popular mc here in tanzania when he walked in everybody oh and he's. was he expensive yes i am ok so he's good and he's expensive but it's all right if you can afford him you

martin doyle scored both goals for hibs in the first half at tynecastle, volleying the first just sixat makes it back to back derby wins for the first time since the 1970s. hearts remain at the bottom of the scottish premiership table. in the 3pm kick—offs these are the latest scores. and aside from football, another sporting boxing day tradition is the sydney to hobart yacht race. over 600 miles to tasmania and blue skies when they left from sydney harbour overnight, with little smoke from the bushfires that have been raging in new south wales. 11 hours into the race and a third different leader too. last year's runners up black jack are ahead. very calm winds at the minute with the winner set to be crowned late tomorrow night or early saturday morning. clan des 0beaux has won the king george the sixth chase for the second successive year at kempton. ridden by sam twiston davies, the 11 to 2 shot beat off competition from the favourite to romp home by over 10 lengths. it's trainer paul nicholls' eleventh win in the prestigious race. that's all the sport for now. chetan, thank you. mo

rosemary doyle lived in this house for 13 years with her late husband.she felt relatively safe, living just across the road from the local fire station. but nothing here has been spared. and then i stood across the road and just watched it burn, room by room, which was really, really difficult. the last room to burn was where i'd left my husband's ashes. soaring temperatures, strong winds and relentless drought have made it impossible to stop the trail of these huge fires and with no rain predicted, australians will now head into the new year with the threat of more blazes looming over them. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, balmoral, new south wales. american military helicopters dropped warning flares over baghdad tonight, after militiamen attacked the us embassy there during the day. protestors were reacting to us air strikes from the weekend. president trump accused iran of orchestrating today's violence. 0ur diplomatic correspondent, paul adams, reports. chanting furious crowds and an american embassy, the largest in the world, under siege. protesters and p

valley 19 minutes from highway 37 to the toll plaza on the san francisco side with no the problems on doyle, our city streets are checking in on one oh one coming from the peninsula heading to san francco. it's only 6 that's a quick trip to make your way from brisbane to the split 80 east looks good on the skyway continuing to downtown and te lower deck of the bay bridge or maybe you're taking 2.80 to looks great. so far northbound from daly city approaching downtown san francisco that drive time and easy 9 minutes just remember roads are slick so me sure you are driving out a reduced speed and although we do't have big problems it's always a good idea to ju get on out there early anyway. >>it like whoa wait a minute and that actually hava soldier surprises, 11 year-old brother and new jersey. while he was caroling with his classmates in tonight's special so mark saidhat his only wish was just to see his brother and have his brother come home for christmas. well g and he had no idea that his wish was about to come true. marc's older brother saying the school for making this special reunion

doyle park presidio richardson all is well at 20 minutes for that connection traffic tracker showing 5.80 livermore to dublin of that support of your commute. it's looking good. it's only 10 minutes to connect from vasco to the dublin interchange to 37 is wide open milpitas heading over to one oh one in sunnyvale i don't see any problems for the double martin bridge 84 west a quick connection and then one oh one from the peninsula leaving brisbane to 80 and san francisco only 6 minutes for that connection, we'll check more coming up a little bit later. moving on to national news now the 2020 census is right around the corner and some states like california. they're spending hundreds of millions of dollars to make sure that it's done accurately joke a little explains why. >>with the 2020 census around the corner lawmakers in states like california fearing the serious consequences of an undercount we are at a critical state we need to make sure everybody who can be counted is counted. congresswoman judy chu says california could lose federal funding even congressional seats in 2020 if

bit of bridge work that's go out of the way it'smoved through the north bay across the span on to doyle, you won't see any problems there and once again we'll check back in on that fatal accident in oakland 5 80 at lakeshore all lanes blocked in both directions will ve more on that coming up a little bit later. t now we're moving on to football. the 49 ers have their eyes set on reaching the super bowl but until tn some players can actually celebrate the hievement of making it to the pro bowl. so for 40 niners have been select to the including rookie defensive end nick bosa there's kyle comb tied in george george kittle he made it of course richard riard sherman the quarterback. so most was the first 9 errookie to actually make the t since 2014. and then there are also 8 alternatives for the pro bowl, including of course, jimmy g player kurt armstead and also deforest buster. we'll see w they do. the niners are hosting the rams this saturday then for the raiders across the bay, they have 2 players that was selected to the pro bo. so starting right tackle trent brown he was selected cong

is holding people together we're going to find out from my lovely panel here and we'll begin with doyle who actually you got married 2 months ago so how high is the cost of weddings in this country have been a divorce i don't know because everybody maybe have gone by you by my own marriage almost see the 15000 dollars yes 15000 dollars ok i'm not married and i've never. been to my wedding but is this the average cost of weddings $15000.00. no no. it's not the average it's not the minimum it's not the maximum because i had the range of which meant the ceremonies right now it could go even twice or thrice even 4 times that for just to pay for event what you. call just the venue ok so golden godfrey is actually an event organizer dealing a lot with wedding so these are hard figures that you can give us ok there's a lady who had lifted her hand at the back please come and speak to me. ok good evening the trees well i can be like a good example because from september i had my bro's wedding it coasted along like the 84000000 or so around the same price that know a yard on there is going to be

dr doyle says we need an intervention from outside and that the message of christmas offers the possibilityut hostility. piece isn't the moment when the arguments stop peace is the moment when we can contain our arguments and that's where we're really struggling at the moment. we can't enjoy our variety. we have to be this or that. i think the gospel suggests this and that, they are both god—given. we can do this together. the story of a child refugee born in perilous circumstances is not the image depicted on most christmas cards, and yet, as the dean of this historic abbey makes clear, redemption and reconciliation are possible, though the task ahead is a challenging one. marta bassino, bbc news, ad westminster abbey. the pope has marked the start of christmas day with midnight mass at the vatican. thousands of people packed st peter's basilica in rome for the service. he told worshippers that god loves everyone — "even the worst of us". hundreds of families in australia are spending christmas day in emergency shelters, as the country continues to battle some of its worst bushfires in yea