let's speak now to the actress helen lederer, who played catriona in ab fab.u very much indeed for joining us this evening. what was it like acting alongside damejune in that series? it was absolutely wonderful. i noticed increasingly, being there at the beginning, that people like guest artists would become increasingly nervous as it became more iconic in the widest sense, and june was so friendly. fantastic at the crossword. she would be busy with her crossword, she would be asking you what kind of sandwiches you are having for lunch, talk to everybody, and yet very, very focused on what she had to do. and there was just such... she gave and received something which was normal but not normal, because anyone in that career is not normal,". very driven, with a kind of realist. but it's interesting how people are applauding now the fashion, you know, a icon. iam sure in hertime fashion, you know, a icon. iam sure in her time she was a natural. i remember having a conversation with her about it, you know, if those are the lines you get, you do them well. so fash

ab fab was just continued her career right into her 90s. yes. ab fab wasjust mentioned.ite amazing. and there was a radio series called news huddlines, and the actress playing margaret thatcher on it was leaving, and june was playing the fairy queen in a pantomime, and they were talking about this, and june let slip she would love to play margaret thatcher, and roy admittedly thought could she really do that? and in the scene that night in the pantomime, as the fairy queen, she played it as margaret thatcher. and he said she got the part. is there a particular role that you remember with particular fondness? yes, take it from here was mentioned. dick bentley, the australian, and june playing eth. ron and eth. that was my first introduction to june, playing eth. ron and eth. that was my first introduction tojune, and i think one of her firstjobs, when she was pretty young, when she really got noticed. and of course, she had many different roles, but a lwa ys she had many different roles, but always somehow she was a woman with whom so many people felt they could identify.

. >> the real reason why tensions are building between the fab four. >>> leslie mann's night out wither look alike daughter. >>> and when we first met ellen. before her big return to her stand up comedy, our look back before she was famous. >> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> so millions of folks tuned in to watch kathie lee and hoda this morning not knowing kathie lee was about to drop a major bombshell. she's leaving the show. >> are you telling me there's no more wine for breakfast? >> they'll figure it out. >> i have questions everybody. what's going to happen to hoda and who is the early contender to take kathie lee's spot? >> i have some news to share with everybody and it's bitter sweet as these things always are. when it's my 11th anniversary i'm going to be leave "the today show." >> there was not a dry eye on the set when kathie lee made the shocking announcement at the top of their 10:00 hour. >> the minute you stepped into my life with both feet everything changed. thank you, jerry. >> her last day on "today" will be april 7th. nbc has less than four months to secure h

she would always go around with ab fab scripts and get people to sign them to charity. laugh. when she would want her motivation, she would say, but why would i be walking across there? why would i be going through my handbag? she was very good at seeing the humour, never appeared to take itself too seriously, but very, very professional. part of the genius of absolutely fabulous was, i suppose, that there was this woman who in her later years was perfectly coiffed, playing it quite straight, with some really quite naughty exchanges written byjennifer saunders. yes, the thing about actors — i saw a quote that she had said work is more fun than fun. june was one of those people who loved to work. you know, as i said, she wouldn't take itself seriously. she would enjoy — the twinkle in her eyes, we can all see that she would enjoy playing it straight. she was the perfect person to give a feed line, because of course she had grown up being the one woman in a troupe of men, because of course that's how it was over several decades. and to give a feed is as good as doing the

but to younger audiences, june whitfield will be best known as edina's mother in ab fab. thin person just screaming to get out. just the one, dear? and even in old age she continued to delight audiences on programmes like radio's news huddlines. a versatile and reliable performer to the end. and, in a statement, shane allen, the controller of bbc comedy paid tribute to the actress saying june whitfield was the north star of british comedy. let's speak now to the comedian, barry cryer — who was friends withjune whitfield and had spoken to her recently. we heard about the range of roles she played, what was the secret of her huge success? amazing versatility. the command of the voices and a complete lack of ego, shejust voices and a complete lack of ego, she just wanted to be part of the tea m she just wanted to be part of the team and do what was required. she was amazingly versatile.|j team and do what was required. she was amazingly versatile. i know you spoke to her very recently. she had continued her career right into her 90s. yes. absolutely fabulous, as was mentione

ab fab was a brilliant late career invention. revealed to a new audience. itjust went on and on. it was so sad it has to come to an end. at least i had a chance to work with her on a couple of occasions. and what a treat it was. she has been described by a lot of the papers as a national treasure, sometimes a term overused but in her case, really applicable. i think so, yes. all her characters... she is one of those people, so valuable in this profession, when you think of her, you smile. and all her creations. she just added so much to our lives from that point of view. because of those characters. she just had that timing and her characterisation just made life a bit better and a bit more charming, i think. the actorjohn challis remembering june whitfield who has died at the age of 93. a 21—year—old man has died following an incident outside a house in wigan. officers were called by the ambulance service shortly after 9:30pm on friday evening, following reports a man had been assaulted in abram. william livesley was taken to ho

fab was a brilliant late career invention. quite a new audience. itjust went on and on.e to an end. at least i had a chance to work with her on a couple of occasions. she has been described bya of occasions. she has been described by a lot of the papers as a national treasure, sometimes a term overused but in her case, really applicable. i think but in her case, really applicable. ithink so, but in her case, really applicable. i think so, yes. all her characters... she is one of those people. so valuable in this profession, when you think of her, you smile. and all her creations. shejust added so you smile. and all her creations. she just added so much to our lives from that point of view. because of those characters. shejust from that point of view. because of those characters. she just had that timing and her characterisation just made life a bit better and a bit more charming, i think. well, thank you so much for remembering june whitfied with us. the health secretary, matt hancock, has set out plans to provide better support for mothers and babies in england to try t

but to younger audiences, june whitfield will be best known as the mother of edina in ab fab.me there is a thin person screaming to get out. just the one, dear? even in old age she delighted audiences on the radio. a versatile performer to the end. damejudi dame judi whitfield, who damejudi whitfield, who died on friday. —— june whitfield. now on bbc news — a special programme from this year's 100 women series. el salvador is the worst country in the world for the killing of women and girls on account of their gender. we explore why femicide is such a problem there — and what is being done about it. this programme contains some language and images you may find disturbing. el salvador is considered one of the world's most violent countries. it has one of the highest homicide rates outside of a war zone. after decades of civil war in the ‘805 and ‘905, el salvador has been left dominated by gang warfare, extortion rackets and extreme poverty. el salvador has the highest rate of femicide in latin america. and the third highest in the world. every 18 hours one woman here is killed

this is d w news live from berlin hope for a nation on the brink of fab the rebel leaders prepare to meet yemen's government for peace talks the u.n. brokered talks could be the first chance in the years to end the bloodbath that's left tens of thousands dead and millions threatened with starvation also coming up france's government backs down on an unpopular fuel tax that has sparked demonstrations across the country but the move is doing little to appease the protesters they're vowing to fight on. also on the show the german auto giant v.w. announcing it's teaming up with the american carmaker for they want to build a global automotive alliance. comes after german c.e.o.'s go to the white house hoping to stave off tariffs. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for joining us could the guns fall silent at least briefly. that's the possibility presented by talks in yemen between a delegation of who's the rebels and representatives from yemen's government the u.n. brokered talks are the first since twenty sixteen aimed at ending the country's bitter fighting. passports and tickets in hand f

a fab 5—0 win over bournemouth. a fifth straight league win.hristian eriksen, lucas moira and son hueng min on target at wembley. spurs six points behind liverpool. arsenal have lost ground on the top four. they took an early lead against brighton but couldn't hold onto it as austin halewood explains. still in full festive spirit, it was a boxing day trip to the seaside for arsenal fans. their team knowing they could end the day inside the top four. since the arrival of unai emery, the gunners have started to fire once again. a new—found confidence surging through the team. it's a fact clear to see. pierre—emerick aubameyang looking for a little magic. only the fingertips of matt ryan enough to keep him out. but with 12 goals already this season, you cannot give him too many chances. just three minutes later, he had already made amends. but for all of their attacking prowess, this arsenal side has issues at the back. a simple long ball all it unlock their defence. an equaliser all too simple, all too easy. and from then on, it was a different g

and has even asked to work in the safety of the garden as she fears a visit from the fabs. churches began to give protection to immigrants in the eighty's from there the century concept was extended to total protection in us universities and even whole cities. austin has a network of sanctuary churches there are at least a dozen they take for granted that the feds will never enter a temple to arrest an immigrant and that is why they are welcomed. i was a little bit but that was also said of people who protected jews in germany right when the laws being written by criminals decent people have to disobey those rules those laws. so and particularly president trump has made people afraid of the most vulnerable people on earth it's tragic it's seen as courage it's complete cowardice to not open your door for a young mother and her young son. to save their lives i just can't imagine not doing. and i haven't also crossed the rio grande by boat. up to the mexican red nose. the boat was punctured and began to sink just as they reached the shore of macallan . that was their single st

. >> the fab four spreading cheer in different ways. >> william kate and their kids are country casual. both the duke and duchess with wearing blue jeans. this card marks the debut of prince louis who clad in nit socks and nickers. princess charlotte is adorable. while prince george has a big while and strikes a cheeky pose. harry and meghan went with an artsy black and white photo taken at their reception. they're moving nearby to frogmoore cottage so maybe this sends a message they're turning their backs on the past and looking to the future. prince charles and camilla are seated on a bench. it shares the message -- wishing you a very merry christmas and a happy new year. >> i'm not sure about charles. that one is romantic. >> i knew you were going to say that. >>> coming up -- chris pratt tell tgs world how much he loves catherine schwarzenegger. all they need is a proposal. >>> coming up, how taylor swift surprised the fan who decked the halls with her music. >>> the cast of "four weddings and a funeral" reunite. we are on set with hugh grant. >>> it was a star-studded opening nigh

it was all smiles for the fab four. >> yes, there have been disagreements. yes, there have been teething problems. at the end of t day these are two brothers who are close and love each eiother. wives, although different, are family. >> reporter: the duchess of cambridge radiant in red. mom to be meghan markle now the duchess of ssex styling her baby bump in victoria beckham. her majority the queen beating e dhil in a smart coat and hat. husband prince philip relaxing back home. no need for concern, says the palace. the 97-year-old duke is in good health after the service time for an epic christmas dyner. the fam gathering to watch the theen's speech. the 92-year-old monda work joking about her year. >> it's been a busy year. two weddings and two babies another child expected soon, it helps to keep a grandmother well occupied. >> reporter: f h meghan,er second christmas with the royals. her first as a royal. it's been a year of change for a family steeped in royal tradition. celebrating the holidays together as theyorge their own paths. now, we didn't see an

marianne fab row tracking veries. >> reporter: white house sources say chief of staff jon kelley is not a surprise ever since he took the position last year, his tenure has been marked with conflict including reported disagreements with the first lady. shortly before president trump tossed a coin in today's army-navy game in philadelphia, he announced chief of staff jon kelley will be leaving in a few weeks. >> jon kelley will be leaving. i don't know if i can say retiring. he's a brate guy. jon kelley will be leaving at the end of the year. >> reporter: kelli is the second chief of staff to be in the administration. he came on 16 months ago. tonight white house officials are not saying whether kellygni. the president says he should announce a replacement in a few days. white house sources say repu nick airs on the short list. meanwhile, today, house republicans released a transcript of yesterday's seven-hour closed door hearing with former fbi director james comey. he was asked about fbi agent peter struck and lawyer lisa page who worked on the hillary clinton e-mail investigation and

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. >>> watch out nba, the fab four is back.rt after missing 11 games with an injury, they face all four warrior all-stars the first time they were together since november 5. his first shot of game, downtown. seven points but scoring is not his thing. he does stuff like this. a sharp cast, 26 for thompson and give me a little chest bump. warriors made 19 countries, durant misses, curry gobbles up the long run, 38 point. the warriors win 116-108. the east leading raptors come to or a girl -- oracle on wednesday. >>> he beat him to tie the game, 2nd period,-2, could he get the hat trick? he makes the save, no hat trick. the sharks are winners 5-2. >>> many wonder if jon gruden and reggie mckenzie could coexist when he was hired in january, turns out the couldn't. mckenzie fired today as oakland gm since 2012. >>> the seahawks probably got bowls of soup with these uniforms tonight. formfitting highlighting getups, didn't look very good, he fell on his face before getting to the marker. seattle was up on the vikings 6- 0, someone fi

eyes also on our favorite royals these days, especially with rumors of an on-going rift between the fab four. well the family drama continues for the duchess today as her father thomas speaks out again. >> she's always been a very controlling person. she's always been in charge. >> saying he won't be silent, thomas markle tells "good morning britain" he's been ghosted by his duchess daughter and frozen out of her life. >> i try to text her. i just haven't received any comment back. i'm here. she knows it and i've reached out to her and i need her to reach back to me. i love her very much. >> markle believes meghan and harry buy into the negative tabloid stories about him. >> they believe everything they read in the papers and for the first year they were telling me never believe those things, but now they're believing it and thinking i'm saying a lot of things i'm not saying. >> the 74-year-old retired lighting director says he was not paid for the interview and hopes the freeze will end soon so he can meet his future grandchild. >> i'm certainly hoping that everything goes well and tha

but the company responsible for fab indicating the beam say that might not be the whole story. okay. we're having some sound issues there. but engineers are saying that to fix the problem they will have to sandwich the damaged parts of the beams between two steel plates and then bolt them together. a final report on the root cause of the cracks is expected by sometime next month, and that's also when we could get a better timeline of when the transit center will reopen. >>> happening today, lime will try to get escooters back onto san francisco streets. lime applied for and was denied a permit to operate in the city under a one-year pilot program, so the company applied for an appeal. spin and uber's jump have also filed appeals. >>> if the raiders leave oakland by the end of the year, they will need to find a place before their new stadium in las vegas is ready. and so that could be levi's stadium. according to the mercury news, santa clara officials are making preparations justify in case the raiders want to share it with the 49ers. the mayor says they are looking at lease ag

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s most popular band the beatles were also very successful at christmas the fab four landed four number one holiday hits. but supergroups haven't always come out on top. in one thousand nine hundred three the number one christmas single was the novelty song mr blobby. generally regarded i was the worst song as there has ever been at number one and it was christmas someone for that year but i don't think it's a corker of british culture. british t.v. talent show the x. factor has helped restore interest in the top christmas single competition the show's winners have often landed the number one christmas hit to. jamaican singer dalton harris this year's x. factor winner is trying to score with his cover of the power of love. but christmas isn't only about commerce so every year songs that raise money for and awareness about good causes are also in the running this year the gifted organs acquire comprised of organ donors and recipients hopes their song tomorrow will highlight the urgent need for donor organs people want to feel like they're doing something good around christmas time that i

radio in the 50s and other things she did like miss marple, and on television, terry and june and ab fabng with the likes of benny hill and tommy cooper, and almost anyone you can name, not to mention her performance in the blood donor with tommy hancock. she made that role in absolutely fabulous into something greater than was originally foreseen. well, originally foreseen was never a word we knew the meaning of because in a way it always evolved and developed. originally, joanna lumley‘s character was going to be the... it rolls along and you think that the show doesn't really work otherwise, sojune and everyone else came into every episode loud and clear. what did june whitfield bring to those roles that made them such a success, made her so popular with so many viewers? she was a good, nice person. she was like your mum, or your auntie. you related to her. you thought yes, ok, that's edina's mum. i believe she doesn't really know what's going on in edina's world but she's prepared to make the odd quick sarcastic remark that will take edina down to size. make the odd quick sarcastic r

off i was away for the remote new zealand and australia were among the first to kick off celebrations fab fireworks as ever sydney skyline lit up. ah. so as we say goodbye to twenty eighteen is time to look back at some of the events that have shaped it. north korea domination headlines throughout much of the year with fears of a nuclear conflict with the u.s. president trumping kim jong il in exchange the series a stretch for a while but when the two eventually met things thought of the pair even see the bone for a bit in may got the chance to look around the north korean leaders palace ahead of a visit by russia's foreign minister. we were told to leave most of our belongings and all our mobile devices behind and now they're taking us somewhere. so we're here in this van just to keep our men one photographer and myself following a lot of state in. this area is completely deserted and it looks like we're in circling something that appears to be the palace. if only someone told me where exactly we are right now but we are being told to fold us man. groups. i don't really know what exactly

but, to younger audiences, june whitfield will be best known as edina's mother in ab fab.st the one, dear? and, even in old age, she continued to delight audiences on programmes like radio's news huddlines. a versatile and reliable performer to the end. earlier i spoke to mike grady, an actor and froend ofjune whitfield. june was a thorough professional, of course, she had come up from rada as a young woman had got into the repertory system and she had done it all, she'd done all the things we had done. she was kind of very famous, very young, because of take it from here. she was a huge name already when i was growing up. so to meet her was meeting a legend. she didn't behave like the legend, she didn't act out being a legend, shejust turned up knowing her lines, knowing the situation, knowing how to be amiable, how to be in a company, as she was saying earlier in that interview, she never considered herself as the ingenue, the leading lady. and she certainly never behaved that way. she was great company, good fun to be with. we had a lot of good times together. it was ge

but, to younger audiences, june whitfield will be best known as edina's mother in ab fab.reaming to get out. just the one, dear? and, even in old age, she continued to delight audiences on programmes like radio's news huddlines. a versatile and reliable performer to the end. and, in a statement, shane allen, the controller of bbc comedy paid tribute to the actress saying june whitfield was the north star of british comedy. her spectacular career is unparalleled in its longevity. mike grady worked with damejune for five years in the bbc comedy last of the summer wine and hejoins me now from devon. a sad occasion, but i wonder if you can tell me what it was like working on set with june whitfield? can tell me what it was like working on set with june whitfield? she was a thorough professional, of course, she would come up that may come up from rada as a young woman had got into the rapidly system and she had done all the things we had done. she was kind of very famous, very young, because of take it from here. she was a huge name already when i was growing up. so to meet her

go try him fab. my mother just caught on to me as he saw me timing she had no idea what i was going to do by when she nor does i think the time to realize how much hatred i had been having in my own heart. to. push me there has been this territory that both of countries have been fighting a war but it's just the start any batch of land that's divided us to such a great extent that we have to face so much violence and down. just and that so many people like me so many young girls like me are paying the price for this kind of hatred on both sides of the border i was. of the was. the one hundred three seventy happens every day where soldiers from the pakistanis dangers and the soldiers from the indian side they shake hands and then this is a demonstration no far on who's more powerful of the i ten just to be it's. across the gate the crowd looks the same to my ears but the same color for speaking the same language i. believe that me as citizens of human beings can do is and is the hatred that's in our h

.# but, to younger audiences, june whitfield will be best known as edina's mother in ab fab.a thin person just screaming to get out. just the one, dear? laughter. and, even in old age, she continued to delight audiences on programmes like radio's news huddlines. a versatile and reliable performer to the end. here are some of the many tributes tojune whitfield: comedian and actress miranda hart, tweeted: actress and absolutely fabulous co—star, joanna lumley said: and comedian and actor rory bremnar said... june whitfield. remembered. a group of scientists, doctors and politicians is calling on the government to do more to limit the health risks in processed meats. in a letter, they say there should be a ban on the chemicals — used in products such as bacon and ham — which they say can cause cancer. andy moore reports. nitrates are often used in meat processing. this letter claims there's a consensus of scientific opinion that those chemicals convert to cancer—causing agents when eaten. it says the consumption of processed meats leads to 6,600 bowel cancer cases every year in

but, to younger audiences, june whitfield will be best known as edina's mother in ab fab.. just the one, dear? and, even in old age, she continued to delight audiences on programmes like radio's news huddlines. a versatile and reliable performer to the end. dame june whitfield, who'd died at the age of 93. british police have acknowledged that some of the sightings of drones over london's gatwick airport may have been devices belonging to the force. an estimated 140,000 people had their travel plans ruined as experts tried to find the illegal drone operators between december 19th and 21st. police say they have not yet found the drone that caused the runway closure. gatwick airport is offering a large reward for any information leading to the arrest of those responsible. 0ur correspondent andy moore has been following the story. last weekend, police said they found a damaged drone near the perimeter of gatwick airport and they thought this may well have been the drone that caused problems for about 140,000 people. well, today giles york said that, in fact, two drones had be

but, to younger audiences, june whitfield will be best known as edina's mother in ab fab. is a thin person just screaming to get out. just the one, dear? and, even in old age, she continued to delight audiences on programmes like radio's news huddlines. a versatile and reliable performer to the end. dame june whitfield, who's died at the age of 93. this morning when we were reminiscing, i used to watch terry andjune reminiscing, i used to watch terry and june with my parents when i was younger, four her career to span a whole generation into the abfab yea rs whole generation into the abfab years is extraordinary. it got 15 million viewers at its height. it is something people can only dream of 110w. something people can only dream of now. friends and co—stars have taken to twitter to pay their respects. joanna lumley posted a picture of herself with dame june, and said her thoughts go out to her friends and family. comedian rory bremner said june was the... miranda hart tweeted: and julia sawalha, who played the granddaughter of dame june's character in absolutely fabulous

that company said the flaws developed during fab brilcation and got worse as the steel reheated as crews used torches. now they will have to bolt steel plates on both sides of the girder to reinforce it. >> we're already designing a fix for the transit center. that's being reviewed by the experts to make sure that's the right fix for the right cause. >> there's no exact timing for the center's reopening. >>> bay area's waymo said it's closer to getting self-driving cars out on our roads. the new technology could be life changing. kevin andrews is the president of the national federation of the blind. he attended waymo's meeting in mountain view. he wants to be part of the group to get the self-driving cars on the road. >> it has it work for bloapped people as well. we want our voices heard. >> waymo ask the first company to obtain permits but it will be awhile before the cars hit the roads without humans behind the whole. they brought out the testing from arizona. >>> a new power partnership is making electronic scooters more accessible. google is teaming up with lime. the app tells you

but, to younger audiences, june whitfield will be best known as edina's mother in ab fab.here is a thin person just screaming to get out. just the one, dear? and, even in old age, she continued to delight audiences on programmes like radio's news huddlines. a versatile and reliable performer to the end. dame june whitfield, who's died at the age of 93. so many tributes to her in the papers this morning. and on social media. friends and co—stars have taken to twitter to pay their respects. joanna lumley posted a picture of herself with dame june, and said her thoughts go out to her friends and family. comedian miranda hart tweeted: and julia sawalha, who played the granddaughter of dame june's character in absolutely fabulous, says: someone who will be sorely missed and who was greatly admired in the acting world. the tide is six 7am. —— six minutes past seven. five people are reported to have been killed in bangladesh, as polls opened in a general election, where the prime minister, sheikh hasina, is seeking a third successive term. more than 100 million people are eligibl

. >>> watch out nba the fab four is back.sing 11 games with a toe injury steph curry is back. only 7 points for dremond. 26 for thompson and a little chest pump right there.>> a thet 116-108. second period meyer again. 4-2 san jose. had a great look but kin cade made the safe. but the sharks win 5-2. many wondered if john gruden and general manager reggie mckennedy could coexist. mckenzie fired yesterday after serving as oakland's gm since 2012. the seahawks probably got a bowl of soup with those uniforms last night. >> the form fitting highlighter get ups didn't look good onliner george font before getting to the marker seattle up. chris carson made it 14-0. watch out for seattle they won it 14-7. so kyle shanahan. >> it's like telling me hey there's pizza here don't have a slice i'm going to have a slice. even though i know it's not good for me and i shouldn't be eating pizza. i'm going to do it. >>> girl's high school hoops. she was set on not committing a lane violation so that ended in a face plant. back to the people wh

it was all smiles for the fab four. >> yes, there have been disagreements.fferent, are family dlearly want to put differences aside for christmas. >> reporter: the duchess of cambridge radiant in red. mom to be meghan markle her baby bump in victoria beckham. seen here giving a big hug to a 17-year-old fan. perfecting her courtesy perfe r kurtzsy to the queen. the queen beating the chill in a smart coat and hat. husband prince philipelaxing back home. no need for concern, says the palace. the 97-year-old duke is in good health. after the serce time for an epic christmas dinner. the family gathering to watch thequeen's speech. the 92-year-old monarch joke being her whirlwind year. >>us it's been ayear for my family. two weddings, two babies, and another child expected soon. it helps to keep a grandmother well occupied. >> reporter: and what a year it was. a fairy tale wedding as meghan married her prince. the world welcoming royal baby number three. and princs eugenie tying the knot. for meghan her second christmas with the royals. her first as a. roy it's be

how the fab four and the little princes and princess are all celebrating with the queen. >>> hack your and what gratitude has to do with it. >> it makes you feel all bubbly inside, and makes you smile. >> the simple exercise that can completely chang your outlook on life. >>> and how "aquaman" star, jason momoa is giving back for the holidays. plus, the ultimate photo bomb. and poking fun at his blockbuster role as he says -- >> good morning, america. ♪ we wish you a merry christmas, we wish you a merry christmas ♪ >>> good morning, america. it's christmas eve. we're feeling the excitement here in times square. >> the audience anticipation building for the big day. the new york holiday choristers are here as you can see, singing "we wish you a merry christmas," kicking off our holiday celebration. >> plus, are you still planning that holiday menu? do you need last-minute ideas? chef richard blais and dominique ansel are here with some delicious and easy recipes. >>> we have a lot to get to this morning, but we begin with that deadly tsunami in indonesia. the massive wave killing hundre

researchers looked at undisclosed data provided by fab, twitter and google. >>> a business partner ofinal charges of trying to illegal the u.s. government. prosecutors claim that flynn worked with the suspect to have a turkish exile extradited back to his country. he has pled guilty to charges of lying to investigators about being in contact with russian officials. >>> president trump is threatening to have part of the federal government shut down friday if congress can't reach a deal on his border wall. the president says he'll only sign a temporary spending bill if it includes $5 billion for the wall. democrats and some republicans argue there are cheaper and more effective ways to secure the border. a shutdown will cut off pay for about one quarter of federal workers. >>> the family of a 7-year-old migrant girl who died in custody disputes homeland security's claim that she succumbed to septic shock. she began having seizure and had a fever of 106 degrees, and hadn't eaten anything in days according to a report in "the washington post." officials are investigating whether there wer

but the company responsible for fab indicating the beam say that might not be the whole story. sound issues >> engineers will sandwich the beams between two steel plates and bolt them together. a final report on the root cause of the cracks expected by next month. and that's when we hopefully will get a better timeline of when they will finally get the transit center back open. >>> the search is on to find out who made fake bomb threats to many businesses around the country and canada. in fact, abc 7 was one of many bay area companies that received threats via e-mail yesterday demanding ransom by bit contain. demanding ransom by bit contain. -- bitcoin. 20 businesses got similar e-mails. each had the same threat. an oddly written e-mail which began, my man has carried a bomb into the building where your business is conducted. the sender demands a $20,000 ransom in bitcoin to guarantee everyone's safety. former fbi agent rick smith says although the threats don't seem credible, they have to be investigated. >> it kind of looks like an overreaction. it really isn't. what is law e

. >> turning off juul's own contribution to this at this point doesn't matter because it's become a fab>> for her part, christina has stopped using juul, and while her instagram post and blog reached more than 5,000 people, she wonders whether it was worth it. >> stepping back, when i saw all these kids smoking it at this festival during the summer turned me off to it, and i'm considering writing a blog post on why i quit. >> i think the most important is this. while these e-cigarettes could help people quit smoking, used as a smoking cessation device, if they also increase the usage among young people, that's a problem. take a look at these numbers over here. young people who use these e-cigarettes, 30.7% will start smoking combustible tobacco products in six months. 30.7%. non-users, 8.1%. those numbers, i think, really tell the story of what's happening here. >> wow. dr. sanjay gupta, so important. >> imagine that they're not a health concern because they're not pumping burning tobacco into your lungs, but as the doctor said there, it goes right to the brain. >> nicotine adversely af

any other republican would be fab able to file and any democrat would be able to provide the slight therve. let's go to charlotte now and join joe bruno. great to have you with us. bring us up to speed on what is the very latest. what are all the latest developments are guys are reporting down there? >> reporter: the most recent thing to happen was the resignation of the vice chair of the county board of elections. he told me that he resigned really because of family reasons, but if you take a deeper look at some of his history, we did find out that he started a political consulting firm with mcrae dallas back in 2014. we also know he has been interviewed by board of elections state investigators to see where he has been on all of this throughout the past couple of weeks. >> i'm so sorry to interrupt you. we've got breaking news coming out of the white house. stick around. >>> let me switch gears. to the white house we're going to go where nick ayers, the chief of staff of vice president mike pence whose name was in the running for possible chief of staff at the white house to replace o

. >> papi, fab five freddie's here. >> oh, what up? what goes on? >> what's going on?t when you call me big papa ♪ ♪ throw your hands in the air if yous a true playa ♪ >> i make music about what i know. know what i'm saying? if i'd have worked in mcdonald's, i'd have made rhymes about big macs and fries and stuff like that. you know what i'm saying? brooklyn, i see hustling, i see killing, i see gambling, i see girls, i see cars. that's what i rap about, what's in my environment. ♪ keep banging >> and the winner is -- notorious b.i.g. >> b.i.g.! >> puff daddy in the house. >> i hosted that source awards. mayhem almost broke out in that place that night. >> any of y'all want to be an artist and stay a star and don't want to worry about the producer trying to be all in the videos, all on the record, dancing -- come to death row. >> suge calls puffy out. he never mentions puffy's name, but everybody knows he's talking about puffy. >> the idea of a territorial beef is now being drawn out in front of your eyes in realtime. that was hip-hop's funeral. ( ♪ ) ready to juvÉderm

they might tell a fab. i will be that guy.i will never. >> juan: you know that he pled guilty. >> greg: i understand that. >> jesse: here's some news, greg gutfeld has announced he will no longer be seeking higher office here in the united state united states. >> dana: three down. >> juan: i feel like that sick puppy took a leak on my leg. >> jesse: cleanup on the side. a pompous democrat offering up a stunning new excuse for why her party can't connect with voters. -morning. -morning. -what do we got? -keep an eye on that branch. might get windy. have a good shift. fire pit. last use -- 0600. i'd stay close. morning. ♪ get ready to switch. protected by flo. should say, "protected by alan and jamie." -right? -should it? when you bundle home and auto... run, alan! ...you get more than just savings. you get 'round-the-clock protection. ♪ the greatest wish of all... is one that brings us together. the lincoln wish list event is here. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with $0 down, $0 due at signing, and a complimentary first mo