clint eastwood's portrait of an ordinary american hero is brought to life by actor paul walter hauser in a role he was born to play. guys were trying to argue what a man who is convicted in the press before the age of social media script we don't lead on this story what are we doing here ok we're running it turned into until the end jewel believes in the system and they took my babies my disney movie. they did it because they want to see if we mount a record of. a political statement so. i do you keep defending these people. just explained well so be it richard jewel was painted with a very unfair brush stroke or 2 or 3. and because of that people never acknowledged his humanity this film. is a q.b. swigs taught tale of a miscarriage of justice feels all too perfect and is certain to provoke discussion and debate long after the fun real. boman soon to new and pork you have 30 minutes . and with me now is the author of that report and a man who swears hat the world premiere along with a lot of other journalists in los angeles scott wrote so scott what was it like to feel so basic i mea

clint eastwood's latest movie richard jewel hits a. corner of a trial of one of the in the film script we don't read on this story. age old wood carving craft. that's being given a. canadian author and activist. books that criticize capitalism and globalization whether you agree with her views or not she has strong intelligent. she's on a book tour promoting her latest home which is called. the burning case for a green new deal which is advocating a new green contract to save the planet. and viral mental activists naomi klein points of a total collapse she says politicians are too afraid to take drastic measures out of ignorance and fear of losing at the polls. and big energy companies spend a lot of money on kind of paints and to convincing us that the market will fix everything. we have an economic system. that defines success as and less economic growth and much of that growth is is connected to an ideology of endless consumption and that is incompatible with what our planet can take and so we need a different economic paradigm for

a problem with a clint eastwood movie? come on. how has someone not made a movie in hollywood about all this deep state garbage going on in the trump campaign? you have villains like comey and mccabe, a celebrity like trump, you have the russians. it's such a juicy angle but they don't touch it. >> greg: trump will be the villain in every movie. >> katie: unless clint eastwood makes the movie. >> juan: do you think you are upset? you are going to make a movie about deep state and trump with the media as the villain, is that right? >> jesse: it's a made-for-tv movie. spewing the media is the villain because they rob this guy in the media. had his whole life turned upside down. >> katie: the movie doesn't poetry delma portrayed the media well >> juan: the media wrong, should be called out. i don't have a problem with that but i don't think there's a problem with what you said. i don't think most fema reporters -- >> jesse: i don't think female reporters. i think male reporters too. just saying it happened many times in the past! >> d

. >> the new clint eastwood movie, "richard jewell," coming under fire for how it portrays a crucial character. the star actress now speaking out. >>> breaking overnight, a giant in the professional sports world who transformed the nba suffers a serious medical emergency. >>> caffeine craze. forget coffee or soda. the new drink hitting the market with twice the caffeine. >>> and trump versus greta. the president takes to twitter to mock the 16-year-old climate activist saying she has issues and needs to chill. this morning how the teen is responding. >>> good friday morning, everyone. friday the 13th, and we begin with the final vote on the articles of impeachment against president trump. >> the vote by the house committee is expected this morning after a last-second delay by democrats overnight. the delay followed 14 hours of bitter debate. >>> meanwhile, there's new information about what the expected trial of president trump will look like. abc's serena marshall has been on the story all night long. serena, good morning. >> reporter: kenneth, janai, good morning to both of you. wh

he stars in clint eastwood's newest "richard jewell." it opens tomorrow.> jimmy: that will be your theme song, whenever you come to this show. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you will be serenaded with that. >> i was hoping for that or "iris", by the goo goo dolls. it's a little more personal, though, a little more personal. buddy, i've been here before. >> jimmy: to the show? >> yeah, not as a guest, obviously, you would remember that. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i sat, no, i sat, this is years ago, me and my buddy scott d daly sat the second row like where you're at now. i still remember because you are that good. it was flava flav. >> jimmy: wow. what year was this? how long ago? >> this must have 2013 or -- i don't know. >> jimmy: how many kids was flava flav up to? >> he was up here slinging, he had spicy chicken, he gave it to the audience. >> jimmy: oh, right, it was a cooking demonstration. >> it felt like a dream, not an aspirational dream, but a dream like how much did i drink last night. it was good, it was fine. it was fun. >> jimmy: yes, he opened a, not a cha

. >> every which way but loose reference to a clint eastwood movie. this is the only one that co-standard an orangutan this is a very long term chart unemployment claims, four week moving verage. always kind of perks up as we say hide of a recession. right now what we've seen it's flat lined at historical loss. right now not giving you a signal perhaps it's bottoming not been a very define uptrend in claims so therefore not a rise in layoffs or anything like that we can define. look at the shorter term chart just to get a look at how that bottoming process is appearing and, you know, you have to look right here obviously very low print right in the turn of last year is that an uptrend is that starting to base and go

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eastwood says the newspaper is trying to rationalize what it did.have the evidence to back that up. they should admit it is fiction. "time" magazine's pick as "person of the year," 16-year-old climate activist greta thunberg was controversial. president trump drew intense flak from mocking her, that she should work on anger management program. they thought it would be -- "washington free beacon" touted biggest exclusive the time before, the time had picked whistleblower. not much of an exclusive when it turns out not to be true. check out the media buzz meter podcast. subscribe at apple itunes, google play, fox news podcast.com or on your amazon device to help you also follow our facebook page. we post my daily columns there. let us know what you think about all the issues we talked about here. impeachment, ig, whatever twitter @howard kurtz. we're back sunday morni heather: monday december 16th, happening right now at 4:00 a.m. fox news alert for you, shocking new details in the brutal murder of new york college student as hundreds gathered to reme

. >> richard jewell, a clint eastwood film, rated r. >> additional funding is provided by -- koo and patricia yuen, through the yuen foundation, committed to c bridgitural differences in our communities. the corporation for public broadcasting. station from viewee you.your pbs thank you. once again, from washington, moderator robert costa. robert: good evening. it's official, speaker pelosi ha directed the house judiciary committee to draft articles of impeachment against the 45t president, donald trump, moving this process closer to a floor vote.the speaker made the announcement on thursday following weeks testimony about how the president and his allies pressed ukraine to investigate former vice president joe biden and's bid son. >> t facts are uncontested. the president abused his power for his ownersonal political benefit at the expense of our national security by withholding military aid andal cru oval office meeting in exchange for on announcement of an investigation int his political rival. immediately responded on twitter claiming his conduct has been totally appropriate.mo c

. >> plus, why clint eastwood has us doing the macarena.to "e.t." at the london west hollywood. and yes, this magical hotel has a couple of mascots. we are here with one of them. meet winston. >> this is winston. >> yes, the bulldogs are named after the former british prime minister, winston churchill. >> while we get to know winston, a little glam touchup, maybe. >> rachel smith is staying glam in the uk with the cast of "cats." >> hey, we should do -- wait, let's not do that. i lost 8 pounds shooting my number in four days. great way to burn calories, guys, dancing around as a cat. bloody brilliant. >> rebel, taylor, james and the rest of their furry costars spent two hours a day in cat behavioral school to purr-fect their performances in this feature film version of the classic stage musical. >> oh, yes, cat school. you get a big paw on your shoulder. no, a hand. but you'd imagine it's a paw, you know, saying that's not right or do that better. >> those cgi suits, what were they like? >> basically we were in a spandex unitard. flattering

. >> "richd jewel," a clint eastwood film. >> addional fundings provide by the ku and patricia yuen.ommted to bridging cultural differences in ourommunities. the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. once agarom washington. moderator, robert costa. robert: good evening. history unfolded at the capital this week. dartisan rancor it narrated our times republicans and democrats sparring over articles of impeachment. and the inspector general's report about the justice department's conduct during the russia investigation. yet amid this bare-knuckle politics and marathon hearing the week was punctuated by a partisan deal on trade. and president trump announced progress on a trade agreement but the road to this friday night was paved with fury. >> you're going to try to uloverturn the r of an election with unelected people -- >> the gentleman will suspend. >> gentleman has been warned before. he cannot simply yell o disrupt the committee. >> this is the problem. this is why people don't like us.is is why people are h

colum eastwood, the leader of sdlp. naomi long, leader of the alliance party.neill, northern leader of the sinn fein and vice party president. we also invited arlene foster but are instead joined byjeffrey donaldson, the chief whip in the last parliament. that is our panel. applause. tonight's questions come from the studio audience made up mostly of grassroots party supporters butjoining them some undecided voters, perhaps what they hear will inform the decisions they make at the polls in the next hour. you canjoin in by using this hashtag: welcome to our viewers across the uk watching on bbc parliament and on the news channel. the programme is being streamed on the bbc news ni website. let's get into it. ourfirst question comes from andrew foster, a student. he's from andrew foster, a student. from lisbon. do you believe brexit makes a united ireland more likely? a couple of polls indicates there are some change in support in 2015, 30% of people in northern ireland want a united ireland, now it is 51%. two thirds think brexit it's more likely in the next ten

colum eastwood. queen for her speech was proposed by the former conservative chancellor, lord lamont, who began by reflecting on the surprise result last week. i spent my teenage years, as did my friend, the noble lord, living in grimsby, a town with dreadful social problems. i often fantasised, and i still do today, that one day grimsby town football club are going to win the cup. but i never fa ntasised that they would never have a conservative mp. lord lamont reflected on the government's top priority, taking the uk out of the eu. i made my maiden speech in the house of commons in 1972, supporting and joining the ec, as it then was. i never imagined that, 45 years later, i should find myself standing in this house, supporting measures to reverse that decision. lord hennessy once suggested that my own general scepticism came from the fact that i lived my early years in the islands with connections to norway. the mp once filled in a form asking where his nearest railway station, and he wrote bourbon

. >>> now to the firestorm over the new clint eastwood movie, the new clint eastwood movie, about the there are serious questions about how olivia wilde's real-life character is portrayed. now the actress is responding to the outrage. linsey davis is here with that this morning. good morning. >> good morning to you all. lots of backlash and controversy surrounding this upcoming film, "richard jewell," well in advance of its release today, so much so that olivia wilde is now coming forward defending the movie's depiction of the now deceased journalist at the heart of the story. >> we don't lead on the story, what are we doing here? >> okay, we're running it. >> reporter: actress olivia wilde is speaking out defending her portrayal of real-life journalist kathy scruggs in the new clint eastwood film "richard jewell." >> jewell fits the profile of the lone bomber. the frustrated white man who is a police wanna-be who seeks to become a hero. >> reporter: it suggests scruggs who reported on the 1996 olympic park bombing slept with an fbi agent to get a tip that jewell was a suspect, someth

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>> my agent called and said clint eastwood has made an offer. clint eastwood? yes.e men you shot, will, not two. >> i ain't like that no more, ned. i ain't no crazy killin' fool. >> clint eastwood and morgan freeman who have been professional killers and they're sick of violence, they don't want to do it anymore but they've been dragged back into it. >> i've killed one of my children, killed just about everything that walks and called at one time or another and i'm here to kill you, little bill, for what you did to ned. >> clint is maybe the best director i've ever worked with. i love the way he does it. he's quick, he's decisive. it's beautiful. >> there were director in this period, like michael mann, who are the rebels within the studio system, the guys who are just doing it differently. >> what am i doing? i'm talking to an empty tell n telephone. >> i don't understand. >> because there's a dead man on the end of this one. >> he gives us an unity to see robert de niro and al pacino doing a scene together. >> what do you say i buy you a cup of coffee? >> the scen

clint eastwood's latest movie richard jewel hit cinemas but there is controversy about portrayal of one of the journalists in the film the script we don't read on this story and age old wood carving craft in bosnia herzegovina that's being given. canadian author and activist naomi klein has written books that criticize capitalism and globalization whether you agree with her views or not she has a strong and intelligent argument right now she's on a book tour promoting her latest tome which is called fire the burning case for a green new deal which is advocating a new green contract to save the planet. and veyron mental activists naomi klein points of a total collapse she says politicians are too afraid to take drastic measures out of ignorance and fear of losing our proposed. big energy companies spend a lot of money on kind of paintings and.

clint eastwood's latest movie richard jewel hit cinemas as controversy about the trial of one of the journalists in the film the script we don't read on this story and an age old wood carving craft in bosnia herzegovina that's being given. canadian author and activist naomi klein has written books that criticize capitalism and globalization whether you agree with her views or not she has a strong and intelligent argument right now she's on a book tour promoting her latest home which is called fire the burning case for a green new deal which is advocating a new green contract to save the planet. and viral mental activists naomi klein points of a total collapse she says politicians are too afraid to take drastic measures out of ignorance and fear of losing a proposed. big energy companies spend a lot of money on a kind of pains and convincing us that the market will fix everything. we have an economic system. that defines success.

there was that one with with clint eastwood. i can't remember...arted off with a premise that was done almost at the same time by white house down, and of the two movies, white house down was the better one. and gerard butler — nobody chews scenery like gerard butler. and him and nick nolte together... nick nolte plays his gruff, survivalist father from whom he is completely estranged — their scenes together are a joy. then there's all the other stuff. other stuff which kind of goes with it. mark, thank you very much. very good to see you. that is is for this week. thanks for watching. goodbye from both of us. thursday saw a thick cloud and outbreaks of rain expelling across many parts of the country, and the weather will remain unsettled over the next few days at least. we have low pressure sitting across scotland as we head towards the end of the week. south of that, a fairly brisk wind with gales initially in the south—west of england. they winds will ease a little, but to show a small pile into wales, increasingly into north—west england, but a

there was that one with with clint eastwood, wasn't there? i can't remember the name of it.as done almost at the same time by white house down. and of the two movies, white house down was the less good one — was the better one. olympus has fallen was the less good one, yet that's the one that's produced the two sequels. and, you know, gerard butler — nobody chews the scenery like gerard butler — and him and nick nolte together... nick nolte plays his father — his gruff, survivalist father from who he is completely estranged. their scenes together are a joy. and then there's all the other stuff. yep, other stuff which kind of goes with it. yes. mark, thank you very much. thank you. very good to see you. that it is for this week, though. thank you so much for watching. and it's goodbye from both of us. good evening. could be a bit slippery in places tomorrow, more ice and snow wonton hills. at the moment, nasty rainstorms with hail mixed in, particularly across the london area and kent and essex. away from that, showers continue with the odd rumble of thunder, heavy rain aroun

now hollywood legend clint eastwood is looking at the other lines that were changed, particularly theound himself at the center of the media firestorm, first as an unlikely euro and then suspect, richard jewell. alexander, who served as a u.s. attorney in the investigations. he is the co-author of the new .ook thank you for joining us for today's conversation in chief. you are at the center of it, a prosecutor at the time. when did you first hear about richard jewell? kent: the day after the bombing. it was early on a saturday. sunday, his name circulated. that was the first time that i heard he had been a suspect. i met him the morning of the bombing. it was early on a saturday. door, he was standing there with fbi, atf, secret service agents. i shook his hand and said congratulations. i don'tor those remember, it was a dramatic story at the time. this was the individual who first spotted the backpack under a bench and called authorities. they were not sure there was a problem, so he was the whistleblower. kent: he was the hero. 50found his military pack, thousand people in ai went t

there was that one with with clint eastwood, wasn't there? i can't remember the name of it.as done almost at the same time by white house down. and of the two movies, white house down was was the better one. 0lympus has fallen was the less good one, yet that's the one that's produced the two sequels. and, you know, gerard butler — nobody chews the scenery like gerard butler — and him and nick nolte together... nick nolte plays his father — his gruff, survivalist father from who he is completely estranged. their scenes together are a joy. and then there's all the other stuff. yep, other stuff which kind of goes with it. yes. mark, thank you very much. thank you. very good to see you. and you. that it is for this week, though. 0nce once again, this evening, the showers are developing quite widely, some heavy with hail, thundery i do gusty winds. wintry over higher ground, a covering of snow for some. they shall was could hear overnight, increasing ice risk towards dawn as well. here is the big picture is the showers develop more widely, it is a literary wales, northern england

breathe easy. >>> clint eastwood's new movie, "richard jewell," tells the story of the atlanta securityho went from hero to suspect in connection with an explosion that killed one and injured 111. jewell was never arrested and in 2005 another man pled guilty to the bombing. bob costas was nbc's olympic host in 1996. one year later he was calling the national league baseball playoffs in atlanta when he was told he had a visitor outside the booth. richard jewell. bob costas joins me now. why had richard jewell come to see you one year later? >> as you recall, as some others may and as the movie lays out, at the time the fbi felt that richard jewell fit the profile of someone who might have been the bomber. that was reported by much of the media. they were not necessarily taking the initiative to indict richard jewell, they were reporting what the fbi was putting out there. and it turns out that he was completely innocent. that he was a hero. there was a fatality, there were hundreds of injuries, but it would have been worse without his action. but since this took place during the olympics

. >> the new clint eastwood film, "richard jewel," under fire, is a movie about the security guard who was unjustly accused, doing the same thing, smearing a newspaper reporter at the center of it all. >>> in her majesty's service. queen elizabeth, no joke, looking for a social media director. this morning, how you can apply for the royal post. >>> and don't delay. with 11 days until christmas, the clock is ticking to get the holiday packages out in time. the critical shipping deadlines you need to know that start today, saturday december 14th, 2019. >> from nbc news, this is "today," with sheinelle jones, peter alexander and dylan dreyer, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> welcome to "today." thanks for joining us on this saturday morning. thanks to the huge crowd outside. >> impressive. >> in the rain. >> new york city. our friend, sheinelle, is enjoying a little time off. happy to have my friend from the white house, kristen welker here with us this morning. >> nice to be here. >> we're talking about procrastination and shipping deadlines. our procrastinator-in-chief here

>>black christmas opened in 5th place with a weaker than expected million in 4th director clint eastwoodll below estimates million knives out made million for 3rd place in a domestic total of 79 million staff can gun and that are comfortable with the idea after 3 weekends on top frozen 2 fell to second. but million gave the animated sequel 367 million domestic listen up now this is a dangerous place you've got >>just happen it was game over for the competition has jumanji the next level debuted with a better than expected $60.1 million to take the weekend title in hollywood, i'm david daniel. >>well time now 9.55 we're almost done here on the kron 00:04am morning news, but don't forget the news never stops on kron on our 24 streaming news service, let's see what they're cooking up in the newsroom said asked harry and theresa stasi, i'm i'm like to be cooking holiday right always cooking up stuff we are in a very serious note following up on that amber alert issued out of san jose with the father of a 2 year-old girl stabbed reportedly. well the girls of the mom is now in critical conditi

his new movie is in collaboration with clint eastwood "richard jewell" opens in theatres a week fromlcome sam rockwell. ♪ [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: hi. really good to see you. i like this thing. you know, it's like it's your thing. you look good. i think maybe the last time i saw you >> yeah. >> jimmy: i think you were on stage at the oscars, accepting an oscar. >> i was, and i didn't get the jet ski. because i was blabbing. >> jimmy: that's right, we did give a jet ski to the shortest speech. you gave a funny speech as i recall. >> thanks, thanks. shout out to my dad and my mom and stuff, yeah. jeep y >> jimmy: did you talk about your dad and your mom, and ditching school and seeing a movie? >> yeah, saw "rocky" and "scar face". >> jimmy: so that night after you win the oscar, did you carry it around all night? >> i did carry it around, because they wanted you to take pictures and stuff like that. >> jimmy: you have to. you should. >> you should. >> jimmy: it makes people happy to see you. >> that's right. so then we went to madonna's party. >> jimmy: wow, all right. do you kn

. >>> coming up, breaking down the controversy behind clint eastwood's new movie about the olympic park ended the life of an innocent man. >> there is a bomb in centennial park. >> i don't know how to protect you. >> i feel like your client is guilty as hell. >> they want to fry you. ♪ i thought i was managing my moderate to severe crohn's disease. then i realized something was missing... me. my symptoms were keeping me from being there. so, i talked to my doctor and learned humira is for people who still have symptoms of crohn's disease after trying other medications. and the majority of people on humira saw significant symptom relief and many achieved remission in as little as 4 weeks. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common, and if you

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whodunit and i was out in its third week of release is in 3rd pl., richard jewell directed by clint eastwood had a fourth-place debut with black christmas coming in that fifth- place. >> i have a lot to catch up on good i'm way behind. maybe during christmas break.>> during the christmas break you can reset everything, catch up on your sleep, yeah right. good morning everyone. we will look at some of the commutes, first of all i want to show you traffic will be slow, the slowest commute we have is coming into the bay area on 580 and 205 with already stop and go traffic which is unusual because everything else is nice and early here, looks pretty good on 680 and interstate 80 and getting out to the macarthur maze. when you get to the bay bridge not much of a backup and you can see traffic continues to look very good. southbay commute is off to a good start and would look good getting up to the west valley. now let's bring steve back. >> thank you sir, mostly clear and cold as the bigstory after a week of a lot of drizzle and fog. it was swept away late saturday into sunday. a cold morning and

this week lawyers sent a letter to clint eastwood and his team calling it entirely false and malicious. >> i can understand why everybody'd get defensive on this thing, but the plain facts are, they were the first ones to notify the public that this was going on, but i don't hold it against them. i read their paper. it seems fine. >> hollywood takes artistic liberties. while i appreciate their opinions, if they think it's going to extinguish what we're trying to do with the jewell family, they'd be incorrect. >> reporter: olivia wilde tweeted, i do not believe that kathy traded sex for tips. on october 26, 1996, after 88 days of scrutiny and investigation, jewell's name was finally cleared. jewell successfully sued several media companies for defamation. do you, when you see the movie, feel like your son will be vindicated finally in history? >> finally. but, after 23 why not -- why couldn't they have seen it then? it took a lifetime. i was 60 years old. and i'm 83 now. >> she feels that there's some vindication from the film, that's humbling. >> excuse me for being emotional about thi

now the legendary clint eastwood brought it to the big screen.world first came to know richard jewell as the heroic security guard who saved countless lives during the 1996 bombing at the atlanta summer olympics. now his story is getting a hollywood treatment. >> i think richard had old school purist chivalry that came from his ticker. >> reporter: terror struck. a large pipe bomb killed one and wounded hundreds more. far more people would had ie dwere it not for the hypervigilance of the man who spotted the bomb. >> we got ourselves a suspicious package. you better call it in. >> the fbi has a suspect. >> reporter: but within three days jewell went from the city's savior to prime suspect. >> they needed a fall guy and they took richard. >> did you do it? >> no, sir, i didn't do it. >> how did richard react to all of this? >> he was worn, torn and tattered. >> reporter: bobby ultimately made the difficult decision to face the press head on. >> my son is innocent. >> reporter: recreated in this powerful scene by kathy bates. >> my son is innocent.

joe friday, bouts of rain will tend to push northwards working its way to eastwood eastern scotland onl get, but don't make the relu cta nt it will get, but don't make the reluctant user. perhaps some dry weather in northern ireland for a time. this weekend, we see low pressure system is working towards the english channel. otherwise, it's going to be a weekend of bates bells and scattered showers. on saturday, will start off with a lot of cloud and some showers pushing northwards towards northern england scotland and northern ireland. later in the afternoon we will see the next weather system bring more rain and across southern england and getting into the far south of wales as well. temperatures seven to 10 celsius for most of us. the second half of the weekend, that area of low pressure will continue to pull rain away from east anglia. this guy is generally a little bit brighter, but there will be further showers around as well. temperatures seven to 10 celsius. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy at westminster. today at 2: the state opening of parliament — the

terrorista que dejÓ dos muertos y mÁs de 110 heridos, 23 aÑos mÁs tarde el actor y director clint eastwood su nueva producciÓn, richard j, pelÍcula basada en hechos reales durante los juegos olÍmpicos de atlanta en 1996. >> >> paul interpreta a richard j, es tanto el parecido con su personaje, que hasta la madre del verdadero richard se sorprendiÓ. : >> la ganadora del Óscar, katie da vida a la madre de richard, actuaciÓn por la que fue nominada al globo de oro. >> la cinta narra cÓmo el guardia de seguridad richard jewell es llamado hÉroe al salvar innumerables vidas al descubrir un artefacto explosivo oculto en el parque. sin embargo, en solo dÍas la vida de richard se convierte en una pesadilla cuando un periÓdico pÚblica que Él es el principal sospechoso de haber colocado la bomba: >> esta pelÍcula filmada totalmente en atlanta, fue producida en menos de 6 meses. y para muchos crÍticos podria ser una de las fuertes contendientes en los prÓximos premios Óscar. desde hollywood, california, ninette rÍos, un nuevo dia. >> ya la quiero ver, francisco. >> sÍ. >> quÉ elenco ademÁs y quÉ histo

the party's leader, colum eastwood, called it a "massive roadblock in the way of our future."way from northern ireland being dragged out of the european union against our will. in the last two years, we've been either misrepresented or not represented at all. in this election, we have an opportunity to send voices and votes to westminster that can stand up for us and against the dup. the former england captain and fast bowler bob willis has died at the age of 70. he played 90 tests and took 325 wickets in the 70s and 80s. famously, his eight wickets in the 1981 headingley ashes test helped england to victory — in a match it seemed impossible they would win. our sports correspondent, joe wilson, reports. it is 1981 and bob willis is bowling — fast. willis has taken his sixth wicket. the headingley ashes test, the game australia were certain to win. the match england seized. he's got a touch on it. he's gone. bob willis forced his weary limbs into a supreme performance. he took eight wickets in australia's second innings. his expression glaring at the world. a man completely in

the party's leader, colum eastwood, called it a ‘massive roadblock in the way of our future'.w those stories — and many others — are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10:40 and 11:30 this evening in the papers — our guests joining me tonight are michael booker, deputy editor of the daily express and kate proctor, political correspondent for the guardian. the white house has accused democrats of a ‘witch hunt‘ — after they published a report which sets out the case for impeaching donald trump. the house intelligence committee says its inquiry found clear evidence that the president put pressure on ukraine to help his re—election next year. the committee also accuses him of obstructing their investigation. 0ur north america correspondent nada tawfik has been following the action in washington dc and says there were some interesting interventions to the legal scholars today. we had an opportunity for the democrats and other republicans to go and question the legal scholars after their opening statements and there were a few really interesting interventions and there are three

bringing rain and strong winds, northern ireland, wales, south—west of england, pushing north on eastwoodwill arrive. and the light there, we could see some transient snow over the higher ground of northern england and into the scottish mountains. this temperatures claiming to double figures in the south. still quite chilly in the north and east. but as we head through the weekend to friday and indeed the weekend, it's set to turn much milder thanks to southerly winds, temperatures close to the mid teens celsius in places. merry christmas. this is bbc news. the headlines: hundreds of australian families are spending the day in emergency shelters as bushfires continue to burn out of control. the nation's firefighters are continuing to battle the worst bushfire disasters in years. nearly 1,000 homes have been destroyed, and another extreme heatwave is due to set in later this week. pro—democracy protesters in hong kong have clashed with police in shopping malls. some activists threw umbrellas and other objects at police, who responded by beating protesters with batons and firing tear gas. d

the party's leader, colum eastwood, called it a "massive roadblock in the way of our future".d. the ulster unionist party has also launched its manifesto saying remaining in the eu would be better than leaving under borisjohnson‘s brexit deal. the party supported remain during the 2016 referendum campaign, but later said the result had to be honoured. a us congressional committee is debating whether to bring formal impeachment charges against president trump. he's accused of soliciting interference from ukraine to help his 2020 re—election bid, as well as witness intimidation, and obstructing justice and congress. republican members of the committee say there is no new evidence and insist the democrats are carrying out a witch—hunt against the president. 0ur north america reporter nada tawfik has been following the action in washington and says there were some interesting interventions to the legal scholars today. we had an opportunity for both the democrats are now at the moment the republicans to go and question the legal scholars after their opening state m e nts legal scho

clintons eastwood would be directing it. >> richard would love that eastwood directed the movie becausengs i wish richard was here to see this. ainsley: was it emotional. >> oh my goodness. very hard. paul who plays richard in the movie. he looked like richard and talked bike richard. my mom, i think, described it best. it was almost like, you know, going to his funeral and feeling those same emotions and, i mean, it's kind of like me and my family are grieving again. we are happy for him but difficult. brian: wrongly accused. he is an example of it. you are richard jewell. and gan mentality. instead of checking the story. >> it wasn't the media from atlanta or the united states. you are talking about the world was in atlanta. it was the olympics. the whole world was watchin watching. ainsley: the fbi named him as a suspect. name calling and personality. what do you want america to know about your late husband? >> richard was a wonderful man. he was sweet. he was tender-hearted. he was very giving. he wanted to help everybody. you know, he would do anything for anybody. he was respectfu