fiona's dad says his 15-year-old daughter is up to the task. >> fiona is very confident, very outspoken>> have you talked to her a lot about sex and what she needs to know when it comes to being safe? >> we touch on it sometimes, and it's amazing the frankness at which she'll have that conversation with me. >> fiona is the youngest of three, which her dad says has made her more wise than other kids her age and perhaps more prepared for what she's about to witness. >> i think she'll speak up. i think she'll alert the young lady first. she definitely wouldn't stay silent on that. >> 14-year-old ariel is also a confident kid who loves theater and acting. his mom says he can be shy around kids he doesn't know, but she doesn't think that will stop him. >> if he thinks it's something bad that would hurt a person, i think he would say something. >> brian's mom says her 14-year-old is definitely not shy. >> he loves to tell jokes. he loves comedy. >> is he the kind of kid that would speak up? >> i think he would. >> so let's see how they do. >> are you guys from new jersey? >> i am. >> they're

fiona also has her own show and book. she will turn one-year-old next month.on this special and on this special christmas edition of kron4 news at nine...we have a treat for you...starting in just a few minutes.(vicki) at 9:30...our own pam moore hosts a 30-minute special...'in the spotlight.' pam sits down with johnny mathis, pete escovedo, and others. really? really? really? really? really? really? see zero in a whole new way. get zero down, zero deposit, zero first month's payment, and zero due at signing on select volkswagen models. now with the people first warranty. this is a kron4 news special presentation: in the spotlight.... with pam moore. (pam) everyday here at kron 4 we have the privilege of bringing you stories about your community...our community. local people who help make the bay area vibrant, embracing, and rich in character. and sometimes i get to make those introductions this year i have interviewed a number of very interesting people. familiar names! but i wanted to reveal a side to these fascinating people that you might not have known ab

that's our fiona! speaking of epic photobombs ...ng implosion in atlanta had its thunder stolen by one commuter bus' ill-timed arrival after 25 years of hosting events, atlanta's georgia dome was set for implosionbut when the moment arrived, a metro atlanta commuter bus rolled right in front of the money shot ...live on the weather channel (nats- bleeped profanity- "get out of the way, bus!")the blocking bus turned into a block-bus-ter online ...quickly becoming the go-to meme for spoiling climactic moments of.sporting events ...weather reports... election results ...it was even interrupting other famous interruptionseven facebook added a feature allowing users to marta-bomb their own profile picsall this for one little ol' bus that arrived right on time ... at the worst possible time.(nats- profanity bleep)one little girl showed the power of impeccable timing ...when she busted in on her father during a live interview with the bbcprofessor robert kelly was conducting a web interview on the impeachment of then-south korean president

fiona's is also about to celebrate another milestone...er first birthday on january 24.merry christmas fiona, and happy early birthday.for today's take a look at this, i'm reid binion. (vicki) visitors at "polar-land" in harbin, china got a pleasant surprise this year. the park dressed eight of their penguins in festive holiday capes to greet the visitors. the park houses the penguin family who is from the south pole. the penguin family waddled around greeting visitors in "mini snow town," a newly-built area of the theme park. (grant) and a reminder... this year... kron 4 will have expanded new year's eve converage. starting at 8-p-m we will have new years live from las vegas with live from las have new years 8-p-m we will have new years live from las vegas with musical and entertainment acts. then at 11:30... justine waldman and i -- along with j-r stone and spencer blake -- will host new years live from san francisco. we will bring you the fun and fireworks from along the embarcadero. join us starting at 8-p-m on new years eve. final loo

fiona mozley‘s elmet is a story that you might describe as contemporary gothic, raw and dark and lyricalith a rich bit of melodrama, debut novel powerfully enough to take it to the man booker short list in the autumn, told by a m—year—old, it sets the here and now against a brutal and more elemental past and explores a complex and ambiguous relationship between three members of a family who are all in their own ways different. welcome. it's interesting that in trying to write about the contemporary world, trying to say something about the contemporary world, you were drawn to a wild past, a man who lives on land that he doesn't own in a house that was built with his own hands. how did you come to feel that that was the best avenue to write about the here and now? i think contrast is always a good two when trying to talk about something very specific, and i did want to address the issues of today. i think those are brought into relief by considering the history of the place, kind of old ways of living, different ways of living, and i wanted to place those things together and see what happ

. >>> 2017 had a mascot it very well could have been a baby hippo named fiona.he chubby charmer born at cincinnati zoo seemed destined with viral stardom with millions of users taking in new video from the zoo showcasing her adorable antics which including her first steps, bonding time, and play time, and nap time, and, you get the idea. she even managed to remain center of attention during the couple's engagement at the zoo pulling off a successful photo bomb, fiona style. that is our fiona. >>> speaking of photo bombs historic building implosion in atlanta had its thunder stolen by one commuter bus's ill timed arrival. after 25 years of hosting events, atlanta's georgia dome was set for impression but when moment arrived a metro atlanta commuter bus rolled right in front of the money shot, live on the weather channel. >> get out of the way, budd. >> blocking bus turned into a block buster on line, become go too moon of spoiling moments of sporting events, weather reports and election results. it was even interrupting other famous interruptions all this for one

fiona mozley, author of elmet, thank you very much. thank you. half decent from many areas, a little cool to start with and ending on a glorious sunset which gives hope, if you're looking for the supermoon you mostly in with although the far north of scotland quite a bit of cloud and rain and the south—east, quite a bit of cloud there. you'll notice one or two spots in the pennines with a talk of frost and there is a chance of a little bit of fog around in the south—eastern quarter. the new day. elsewhere, decent start with the odd shower but try whether to be enjoyed, not just first shower but try whether to be enjoyed, notjust first up for shower but try whether to be enjoyed, not just first up for the commute but as we see, for a good pa rt commute but as we see, for a good part of the day. morkel arthropods of more than going into western scotland, will clog up to the northern ireland scotland, the wet start and it will take the time before we see the back of the rain. here we are into the afternoon, many arias with a bit of brightness and de

that's our fiona! speaking of epic photobombs ...osion in atlanta had its thunder stolen by one commuter bus' ill-timed arrival after 25 years of hosting events, atlanta's georgia dome was set for implosionbut when the moment arrived, a metro atlanta commuter bus rolled right in front of the money shot ...live on the weather channel (nats- bleeped profanity- "get out of the way, bus!")the blocking bus turned into a block-bus-ter online ...quickly becoming the go-to meme for spoiling climactic moments of.sporting events ...weather reports... election results ...it was even interrupting other famous interruptionseven facebook added a feature allowing users to marta-bomb their own profile picsall this for one little ol' bus that arrived right on time ... at the worst possible time.(nats- profanity bleep)one little girl showed the power of impeccable timing ...when she busted in on her father during a live interview with the bbcprofessor robert kelly was conducting a web interview on the impeachment of then-south korean president park ge

fiona mozley, author of elmet, thank you very much. thank you. good evening.y turning a little milder in the past 2a hours, or slightly less cold. but there has been a lot of cloud with that change, although that said we've had a lovely sunset this evening in kent. sunday promises more sunshine for many of us. currently you can see these weather fronts draped across the country, sinking southwards. it's giving some rather grey and murky conditions. if you're out and about travelling, there will continue to be some light rain and drizzle around. the cloud is low enough to sit on the hills, so it will be foggy. later in the night, we'll start to see things clearing up across scotland. we could get a touch of frost in the glens in the north—east, and early on in the south—east. but for most of us, after what has been a chilly week, it looks largely frost—free. however, it probably will be quite a murky start to the day, especially across the southern half of the country. this weak weather front is going to move up the way fairly quickly. it lingers for parts of p

fiona won of 10,000 mums took part in a study over 18 months.vouchers at five different stages of breast—feeding. £40 at two days old and the same amount at ten days, it's weeks, three months and six months before getting the vouchers, claimed forms were signed off by midwives. overall, the breast—feeding rates went up by 6%, which researchers believe is a difference. we do know that biologically and physiologically, we are designed to rest it. given the right support, 99% of women can breastfeed. there are plenty of benefits to receding but these mum in sheffield have it views about getting paid to do it.|j in sheffield have it views about getting paid to do it. i do not think it should really be monetary. people might get persuaded just because of the money. if you cannot do it, it is a fine also. it might help to get the message out to have an incentive. the uk has some of the lowest breast—feed i ng an incentive. the uk has some of the lowest breast—feeding rates in the world. researchers say vouchers are a small price to pay with long—term

having moved indoors, fiona, i would stay put, if i was you. fiona trott in york.ntenced to three years, laura plummer, 33 from hull, arrested in october with tablets, the painkiller tramadol, which is banned in egypt. her sister has been giving reaction. as a family we are disgusted it has carried on this long. in what country are you allowed to submit a 38 page document in arabic, force somebody to sign it without them having an interpreter. from day one, this has been a nightmare. yesterday in the court, she wasn't even allowed an interpreter, she had to get the call‘s interpreter who has interpreted the wrong answers. we are disgusted and so upset, we are absolutely devastated. what happened in court, was itjust a sentencing? she was in court, the lawyer gave a fantastic case. she has amazing evidence that supports her innocence. we were expecting her to be freed or either it would be adjourned until january. be freed or either it would be adjourned untiljanuary. that is what we were told. we never expected her to be sentenced to three years at all. it was a lo

pulling off a successful photobomb, fiona-style!that's our fiona!under stolen by one commuter bus' ill-timed arrival after 25 years of hosting events, atlanta's georgia dome was set for implosionbut when the moment arrived, a metro atlanta commuter bus rolled right in front of the money shot ...live on the weather channel (nats- bleeped profanity- "get out of the way, bus!")the blocking bus turned into a block-bus-ter online ... quickly becoming the go-to meme for spoiling climactic moments of.sporting events ... weather reports... election results ...it was even interrupting other famous interruptionseven facebook added a feature allowing users to marta-bomb their own profile picsall this for one little ol' bus that arrived right on time ... at the worst possible time.(nats- profanity bleep)one little girl showed the power of impeccable timing ...when she busted in on her father during a live interview with the bbcprofessor robert kelly was conducting a web interview on the impeachment of then-south korean president park geun-hye (pak- goon - hay)

fiona es una hipopÓtamo hembra que sorprendiÓ a los cuidadores del zoolÓgico de cincinnati.la forcÉ la naturaleza dejo estragos fuertes. la historia conmovedora que les voy a contar a continuaciÓn es la que de verdad necesitamos. en un momento en el que el huracÁn "irma" causÓ tanto dolor en florida, esta monjita que vemos acÁ no dudÓ en tomar esta motosierra y cortar ramas y Árboles caÍdos. la conmovedora batalla del aÑo, el ex presidente george w bush lidiÓ con un pancho de plÁstico para la lluvia. en la secuencia se le intenta poner y de plano dijo que ya no puedo, se lo acabÓ poniendo como una manta. esto fue en la ceremonia de juramento de donald trump. las imÁgenes divirtieron al pÚblico y tambiÉn parece que le hicieron sacar una sonrisa. vuelve con ustedes. carolina: te agradecemos, recordemos que el presidente trump dijo que no estaba lloviendo, pero todos tenÍan encima el plÁstico. una de las fotografÍas que quedarÁ en la memoria del mundo va a ser esta fotografÍa de javier olivares. en chile estaban vendiendo unas toallas con la cara de javier olivares despuÉs de l

that's our fiona! speaking of epic photobombs ... an historic building implosion in atlanta had its thunder stolen by one commuter bus' ill-timed arrival after 25 years of hosting events, atlanta's georgia dome was set for implosionbut when the moment arrived, a metro atlanta commuter bus rolled right in front of the money shot ...live on the weather channel (nats- bleeped profanity- "get out of the way, bus!")the blocking bus turned into a block-bus-ter online ...quickly becoming the go-to meme for spoiling climactic moments of.sporting events ...weather reports... election results ...it was even interrupting other famous interruptionseven facebook added a feature allowing users to marta-bomb their own profile picsall this for one little ol' bus that arrived right on time ... at the worst possible time.(nats- profanity bleep)one little girl showed the power of impeccable timing ...when she busted in on her father during a live interview with the bbcprofessor robert kelly was conducting a web interview on the impeachment of then-sout

better i think all right it's a two way street then senior editor at the oxford english dictionary fiona mcpherson thank you very much for joining us. well the day is nearly done but as ever the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either as news or at least that's me don't forget to use our hash tag the day and remember no matter what happens between now and tomorrow is another day we'll see that. the. two kitchens one sit in a common area going to around the federal max series is a very simple recipe but what neighborhoods like to have. fifty international dishes chefs restaurants all the recipes for cooking the dishes to enjoying them at home. kitchens one city. your roamings next d.w. . stores close at him and i don't suppose you say this time it's since pop superstar. and german so you pop singer leslie cleo. muggings. in forty five minutes. to w.'s program guide to the highlights with the home. dot com highlights. when i'm traveling to be comfortable. but i also want to stay up to date on the latest news events. and d.-w. makes that part of traveling easy just be

better i think all right it's a two way street then senior editor at the oxford english dictionary fiona mcpherson thank you very much for joining us. well the day is nearly done but as ever the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either acted on the news or at least that's me don't forget to use our hash tag the day and remember no matter what happens between now and tomorrow is another day we'll see that. thanks. for. the fast pace of life in the digital. shift as the lowdown on the web showing new developments and providing useful information the which is phone lines and interviews with makers and users. should be in fifteen minutes due to. childhood lost. works twelve ellison day. she's a syrian refugee into. instead of going to school she goes to work in a textile factory. the family claims there's no alternative. but is that any truth. in thirty minutes on d w. what drives the economy. to see it coming true people. made in germany always has its finger on the pulse. of the markets the furniture. and gold coast to. meet german. g w. one like. they know locally. a

fiona, show us the list... these are the things that people have forgotten.apkins, bread sauce, stuffing, christmas crackers, all sorts of things. nice to see you, jennifer, thank you. i've got my shopping and a0 saw a huge list for you. i'll see you in the new year, have a great christmas! you're watching business live. our top story: catalan separatist parties have won a majority in regional elections, setting the stage for more confrontation with spain's government. the vote is a major setback for the spanish prime minister, who called this election in response to october's disputed referendum. plenty more on that story. at the moment, we've not really seen markets move, although we've seen a little bit of the quotation when it comes to the ibex, and the euro is headed slightly lower against the dollar —— a bit of degradation. and now let's get the inside track on some of the other business stories making the headlines this week. one that's seen donald trump emerge victorious with his huge tax reform bill, and we've seen shell in the headlines over its act

better i think all right it's a two way street then senior editor at the oxford english dictionary fionacpherson thank you very much for joining us. well the day is nearly done but as ever the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either as news or at least that's me don't forget to use our hash tag the day and remember no matter what happens between now and tomorrow is another day we'll see that. glow. in. the kitchens one city common area going to around the food you romex series is a very simple recipe but it's well made a it's like having. fifty international dishes chefs restaurants all the recipes for cooking the dishes to join them in. the kitchens one sees. your romance next d.w. . sometimes you just have to pump up the volume. to sing for the day. when they go. the music magazine. topic spoke in sixty minutes called double. germany is a strong country. that we have achieved so much we can do this and if something hinders us we must overcome it india. going where it's uncomfortable global news that matters t.w. made for mines. images from an isolated country ima

but to fiona kirkland's delight, her dog was saved by an experimental bone growing technique.o pleased to have our dog back and fit and healthy. eva's vet showed me the problem. the blood supply to the edge of the bones has failed, so it was not able to heal the break. the scientists coated the dead areas with artificial bone and afterjust six weeks, it was completely mended. the artificial bone mix was made at glasgow university. it consists of sterilised chips that are coated with bone cells and the chemicals that make them grow, like a fertiliser. we want to look at treating more dogs and cats who have had broken bones and other areas we can help these veterinary patients, things likejoint fusion where they've had a tendon injury sojoints can be held together to walk properly. the researchers here are so amazed at the success they have had in treating eva that they want to try out their technique on people. they plan to be the first researchers in the world to grow bone in the lab and put it into a patient in three years' time. these are the people that could be most helped

fiona has her own plans for christmas. wait until you see what the cincinnati zoo has in store. for us, it is fog and showers. we can see some flurries christmas morning. maybe a chance and we'd like you to be part of ours.. so our chevy employee discount is now available to everyone. we're so happy to share this with you. it's our way of saying happy holidays. and welcome to the family... the chevy family. use your employee discount for everyone and trade up to this silverado all star to get a total value of over eleven thousand dollars. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. about to do after you get coffee. nothing comes before coffee. that's why we're introducing a new line of café-quality espresso drinks from mccafé. get a small peppermint mocha for just two dollars. veronica: we are not going to have snow this christmas, but we will have cold. monday, our coldest day of the next five. temperatures continue to rise above average as the warm front continues to make its way north and east. warm air south of us. showers in the tomorrow. we are still dry at 5:00. today, clo

better i think all right it's a two way street then senior editor at the oxford english dictionary fionacpherson thank you very much for joining us. well the day is nearly done but as ever the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either acted out the news or at least that's me don't forget to use our hash tag the day and remember no matter what happens between now and tomorrow is another day we'll see that. long practice can start the ball turn coffee and then to shop around for some final . more middle class african-american women are stocking up on guns out of fear of growing racism in your arms. firearms give them some confidence as they have lost faith that the government will protect them. three. flourishing gazans and fields in the rochas barren high atlas mountain range. over the centuries local farmers have developed irrigation methods but now climate change is threatening the way of knowing. so they are using ingenuity and know how and that for any a class full of water. in forty five minutes. with different languages we fight with different things that's fine

yes, fiona, ispent yes, fiona, i spent the afternoon here with the pearson family, with mike pearson,dchildren have died, and whose daughter michelle is now fighting for her life in hospital. and with michelle's brother and sister, claire and chris. the family are in obvious pain and though it took all of their strength, they told me that they wanted to speak publicly today to show the world the scale of what they have lost. brandon and lacie was running up—and—down the street. theyjust, they were so happy that it was snowing. brother and sister playing in the snow last week. brandon and lacie pearson were inseparable. lia was the baby of the family. everyone doted on her. she melted your heart. you couldn't have a serious face on with that child. she brought you so much happiness. their teenage sister demi looked out for them all. demi mothered them like they was her own. they wasn't siblings, they were best friends, the lot of them. four young lives ta ken. their mother michelle is badly burned in a coma. she doesn't know that her children have died. how can i turn around and say, "

the voice of our correspondent fiona trott.business news this hour but first, the headlines on bbc news. protests in the west bank as the militant group hamas calls for a new intifada in response to president trump's recognition ofjerusalem as the israeli capital. the number of long a&e waits across the uk more than doubles over four years as hospitals struggle to cope with demand. a final report into a tram crash in croydon in south east london, which killed seven passengers, has concluded that the driver probably fell asleep. i'm susannah streeter. in the business news: the uk's largest high street bookmarker ladbrokes coral is in detailed talks over a takeover by gvc, the owner of foxy bingo. the offer on the table from gvc holdings could value the bookmaker at £3.9 billion. the final price will depend on the outcome of the government's review of gaming machines. general electric is planning to cut more than 1,000 jobs from its uk power business, mainly affecting stafford and rugby. the cuts are part of a wider programme to

fiona trott in york, thank you.he number of russian ships travelling through or near the uk's territorial waters over the christmas period. yesterday, hms st albans was sent to escort a russian warship through the north sea as it passed close to uk waters. "tolerate any form of aggression" and warned "britain will never be intimidated when it comes to protecting our country, our people, and our national interests." supporters of vladimir putin are meeting in moscow. to begin the process of picking him as their candidate in next year's presidential election. mr putin is seeking a fourth term in office and will run as an independent this time round. yesterday the electoral commission barred alexei navalny from standing because of his conviction for fraud. our correspondent sarah rainsford is in moscow. the first formal point in the electoral campaign of vladimir putin because this is when he will be nominated as a candidate by a group of his supporters. there needs to be a minimum of 500 people who put forward his nam

that's our fiona! speaking of epic photobombs ... historic building implosion in atlanta had its thunder stolen by one commuter bus' ill-timed arrival after 25 years of hosting events, atlanta's georgia dome was set for implosionbut when the moment arrived, a metro atlanta commuter bus rolled right in front of the money shot ...live on the weather channel (nats- bleeped profanity- "get out of the way, bus!")the blocking bus turned into a block-bus-ter online ...quickly becoming the go-to meme for spoiling climactic moments of.sporting events ...weather reports... election results ...it was even interrupting other famous interruptionseven facebook added a feature allowing users to marta-bomb their own profile picsall this for one little ol' bus that arrived right on time ... at the worst possible time.(nats- profanity bleep)one little girl showed the power of impeccable timing ...when she busted in on her father during a live interview with the bbcprofessor robert kelly was conducting a web interview on the impeachment of then-south k

don't we just love fiona the hippo. she's going to make her last public appearance today at the cincinnati zoo. this is her final photo op yesterday. she goes under, pops back up. the zoo says it's getting too cold for fiona to be outside. it needs to be 50 degrees for hippos to be out so we won't see her again until the spring. >> okay. i mean, if i were the cincinnati zoo i would have already started building an indoor enclosure that we could see her in because that's their am un. >> she is raking in the money. >> where are the stuffed animals? >> i'm sure they are selling plenty of stuffed fionas. >> take it home with you. >> we could really -- they need us as a marketing team. good morning, everybody, here is a look at san jose 101 and 880 where it's 49 degrees right now. winds caper today. sunshine and a couple of haze. we will see more haze deeper into the week. spare the air beginning thursday. frost possible the next few nights, especially up in the north bay, building warmth to new record levels. here is the wh

stay warm, fiona! fiona trott in york there.njail. laura plummer, who's 33 and from hull, was arrested in october. emily unia is here. a word about the background to this case first of all? she is a shop assistant from hull who travelled to egypt on october the 9th, going to visit her egyptian partner who reportedly suffers from severe back pain, and in hersuitcase reportedly suffers from severe back pain, and in her suitcase were 250 tramadol tablets, it is legal in the uk, but it is banned in egypt and is the most abused drug. apparently she had no idea these drugs were banned in egypt, she was simply taking them to her partner. her family have been campaigning on her behalf are the last two months, haven't they? yes, her mother roberta sinclair is in egypt, she travelled out for the hearing which ended up happening today. they are saying that she is being held in terrible conditions in a communal cell with no beds, sharing with 25 other women. she thought it was a joke when she was pulled over by officials, she said, was todd

on meet the author this week, i guessed is fiona mozley.nal and international news coming up. now it is time for the sport. all the football results coming up in a moment but we're going to start in australia where england came so close to causing an upset in the rugby league world cup final. the kangeroos are champions again but it was a low scoring match in brisbane, england losing 6—0. adam wild reports. sometimes you have to go a long way to prove just how far you have come. for england, the first rugby league world cup finally more than 20 years but against australia in australia. for those in white there is no tougher task. england hopeful glory and australia expects. this was a lwa ys and australia expects. this was always a battle, brutal at times. the stakes so high the scoreline stayed frustratingly low. only one person found a way through. australia ahead by the tightest margins. england unable to close that gap for that they needed luck. in the second half they found just a bit. this try ruled out for obstruction. a small celebr

fiona was one of more than 10,000 mothers who took pa rt more than 10,000 mothers who took part ina morea study over 18 months. they were offered up to £200 in vouchers at five different stages of breast—feeding. £40 at two days old, and the same amount at ten days, six weeks, three months, and six months. before the vouchers were posted to new mothers, claim forms were signed off by midwives or health care professionals during visits.“ off by midwives or health care professionals during visits. if we give you vouchers... overall the study found the breast—feeding rate went up by 6% in areas with a low uptake. it is not easy to breast—feed in today's society in the uk but we do know that biologically and physiologically we are designed to breast—feed. 99% of women, given the right support, can breast—feed. women, given the right support, can breast-feed. the idea of giving women vouchers for breast—feeding is controversial. some say it is outright bribery, but it is clear in places such as yorkshire, breast—feeding rates can be low, particularly involving young mothers from poor areas. b

i am here with fiona. you're the founder of young itiuiti fiona. young mum support network. you are an incredible woman. tell me your experiences of becoming a mum. sol became am 13 years ago. and sadly for me the person i became pregnant for me the person i became pregnant for told me i should terminate my pregnancy and if i didn't he would have nothing to do with her. so to date he has never seen her and he's never been in her life. so, that, for me, was a big shock. first—time pregnancy and being faced with rejection was really soul destroying the very embarrassing as well. you felt a strange for being a single parent. i did. ifelt ashamed. i felt the club is the only person had this experience and i didn't feel that i was allowed to enjoy pregnancy, if that makes sense. going for the appointment and suchlike that was very kind of... it wasn't fun. when you are dealing with a mum in that situation, what would you say? people must feel that same pressure. what do you say to try and reassure them. i think it's really important. what i'm hearing so

but only because we promised we would not show him in our report child labor is illegal in turkey fiona knows this but says the families would be much worse off without the work. many other children us and out by their parents to beg on the streets they can be seen everywhere in east onboard. alice has finished work for today she takes me home with her to meet her family. she has two little sisters her mother is pregnant and had to stop working they don't receive any financial support from the turkish state her father found a job but even with the money. they can still only barely make ends meet and here is that us we have to send her to work we don't have any other choice every morning she cries and tells me i want to go to score it's heartbreaking i know she is too young to work and many people would not offer her a job because she's still a child but i know the owner of that clothing workshop and he said he wants to help us. so he could live so it was a nationally in syria i was the only one working. and it was enough to support my family. even my parents. but here it's different ren

fiona, you know what tv is like.vely memories and he was so fondly remembered by so many people. now, the news, the travel and the weather where you are. all of us starting a very cold start to the day, it's been the coldest start for many of us for the whole year, start for many of us for the whole yea r, lots of start for many of us for the whole year, lots of scenes like this with the snow still in place, —13 the lowest temperature the uk has seen since february 200016. ice is a real hazard this morning, lots of sunshine this morning, one or two fog patches across the west midlands, those were clear, sunshine across eastern areas throughout this afternoon but it will feel quite cold, temperatures about two or three celsius, temperatures may struggle to get above freezing weather is lying snow. the cloud increasing in west wales, patchy rain moving in, the cloud increasing ahead of that across north—west england, by three o'clock this afternoon. north—east england dry and sunny, sunshine towards the east, further t

fiona mozley‘s elmet is a story that you might describe as contemporary gothic, raw and dark and lyricalst in the autumn, told by a 1a—year—old, it sets the here and now against a brutal and more elemental past and explores a complex

michelle: fiona the hippo is about to turn 1. the cincinnati zoo gearing up for a big celebration next month. there will be plenty of ice cream and cake. jonathan: remember, she was a premie and only 29 pounds at birth. today she gained weight in one year. guess how much. michelle: 600? jonathan: 600. she read ahead. still growing. she will be a big girl. michelle: she made up for lost time. i like having that problem. adding weight. jonathan: no. michelle: the videos never get old. live feed of the eaglet coming out of the shell. jonathan: remember when we had ours in town? this is in florida. this little hatched. thousands watching the feed when harriet the eagle egg hatched. she has been nesting there for 11 years. she has her second mate because her first love passed away two years ago. she found someone new. it is going well because they have eaglets. michelle: quite a love story there! i like it. jonathan: last year's mariah carey's new year's eve performance was a complete dud. i love her but it was. michelle: remember thi

on meet the author this week, my guest is fiona mozely whose contemporary gothic novel reached the mant list. this raw, powerful story, sometimes melodramatic, is her first powerful story, sometimes melodramatic, is herfirst novel. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me is the deputy political editor of the independent, rob merrick, and the author and broadcaster, natalie haynes. welcome. nice to see you. tomorrow's front pages... a number of tomorrow's front pages look ahead to the prime minister's meeting in brussels tomorrow. the times writes that a senior brussels official says britain and the european union are "90 %" towards a deal that would open the door for transition and trade talks on brexit this month. the independent reports on fears from meps that the future rights of eu citizens in the uk and britons in the eu are being forgotten as a deal gets closer. the express says theresa may faces a backbench revolt if she gives more concessions to the eu. the financial times says the prime minister is set for a momentous da

but to fiona kirkland's delight, her dog was saved by an experimental bone—growing technique. have our dog back, fit, active, healthy. eva's vet showed me the problem. the blood supply to the edges of the bones has failed, so it wasn't able to heal the break. the scientists coated the dead areas with their artificial bone, and afterjust six weeks, it was completely mended. the artificial bone mix was made at glasgow university. it consists of sterilised chips that are coated with bone cells and a chemical that make them grow, rather like a fertiliser. well, clearly, we want to look at treating more dogs and possibly even cats who have had broken bones, but also other areas we can help these veterinary patients, so things like joint fusion, where they've had a tendon injury and they need theirjoint held together so they can walk properly. the researchers are so amazed at the success they've had in treating eva they want to try out the technique on people. they plan to be the first researchers in the world to grow bone in their lab and put it into a patient in three years' time.

all right, let's talk about fiona the hippo. we've seen her before.gements, now she back at it again. let's take a look, her new photo moment. there is the one from the engagement. there is fiona, at it again, we'll show >> little foggy up there fern woods in the pocono mountains, when is it all going to clear out. >> sue will have the forecast in 15 seconds. >>> it has been marvelous morning here at new jersey bagel cafe and pizza let's take one more look at the seven day forecast, and we have a lot more to show you. listen there are a lot of changes in the seven day because today, not bad, 52 degrees, tomorrow, rain, but it will be 61. then, when the cold front comes through, wednesday morning, oh, boy, is it going to be cold after that. lower 40's, all the way through the weekends, in fact, even colder sunday. we might even see a snow shower or two on saturday morning. so, get ready for arctic cold coming up at the ends of the week, but that's okay because we've got hot pizza. is it time for lunch? >> yes, it is time for pizza. come on out! >> bage

fiona mozley, author of elmet, thank you very much. thank you. hello.e spells of sunshine. that is how it looked on the isle of wight a bit earlier on. this evening it will stay relatively quiet. central and eastern areas will see clear spells and there could be apache frost and fog patches. more cloud keeping into western areas with the odd spot of rain and temperatures should hold up quite nicely. but it will be a chilly start to monday morning in eastern areas and in east anglia and the south—east there could be fog patches around for the monday morning commute. further west brightness. cloud in devon and cornwall and the western half of wales. the odd spot of rain in east wales, the west midlands and in northern england. a chilly start in eastern areas. eastern scotland is fine, dry and bright. west of scotla nd fine, dry and bright. west of scotland and northern ireland will be affected by patchy cloud and light rain. as we go on through monday there will be fairly large areas of cloud drifting from the north west to the south east. the figures clo

driver from the burning minivan on the roosevelt expressway overnight >>> and from fidget spinners to fiona hippo we will look back at the popular trend and viral videos of the 2017, "eyewitness news" con >>> jim's off today, katie and pat will be along in the moment but first here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute, west, december 27th. >>> good samaritan pulls a driver from the overturn minivan second before bursting into flames. >> just quickly pulled the gentlemen out of the car and pulled him to the side of the highway. >> he is now in stable condition. >> i opened the door and asked what is going on and they said fire. >> a devastating fire, in delaware county. >> ground freezing, water is freezing. >> family rescued from a third floor balcony. >>> kay why the i can scene in cherry hill mall. several juveniles are placed in handcuffs on the day after christmas. >>> christmas becomes a snow emergency. >> a lot of snow. >> i saw pile of snow out front. >> police officer helped out. >> i just took the shovel, and do this real quick. i shook my head, smiled, p

reporter: but to fiona's delight, her dog was saved with an experimental bone-growing technique. >> itis absolutely fantastic. to have theeased dog back and active, healthy. reporter: the vet show the problem. the blood supply to the edges of the bones is failed and it was not able to heal the break. the scientists cover the dead areas with artificial bone, and after six weeks it was completely mended. the artificial bone mix was made at glasgow university, and it consists of sterilized chips and a chemical that makes them grow rather like a fertilizer. >> we want to look at dogs and cats who have broken bones, but also looking at other areas where we could help patients. things like joint fusion, where they have had a tendon injury, so they can walk properly. reporter: researchers here are so amazed at the success they have had in treating eva that they want to try out the technique on people. they are the first researchers in the world to grow bones in their lab and put it into a patient in three years time. these are the people who have been most helped. it is 20 years since princes

mayor ed lee, mark farrell, fiona ma, malia cohen, district supervisor, who will speak right now because she's giving me the look. ladies and gentlemen, malia cohen. [applause] >> thank you. i want to recognize councillor safai and jeff sheehy. local 78 has been incredible, whether they're fighting fires or collecting toys or making chili, they know how to have a good time. i want to recognize the board members that are here. i think we have jill running around. and we have sally running the program. and i want to give a shoutout to clinton park also, and if there is any other staff persons that i missed, i apologize. it's just wonderful. thank you for giving us a reason to come out here to district 10. thank you for giving us a reason to bring a gift and to remind you, this is not the only opportunity. when you see a red barrel across the city, please, please donate a present. and also want to remind you to come on down to city hall because we'll have kris kringle in the house, as we do annual i will giving out toys and taking pictures. again, i want to welcome you into our house in dis

at ten o'clock, fiona bruce will be here with a full round—up of the news but first, a special programmeiew 12 months of cracking events. it has been a phenomenal year with so many photos to look back on. across four seasons, hull took at out of galleries and theatres and into the streets. 365 days of events change the way the city has been seen by the way the city has been seen by the rest of the world. the year has gone by so quick, i cannot believe it is almost over. i hope these guys get to stay. this is the latest installation for 2017 cold weather we go from here? this is to do with dancing. it's sort of mirrors back to the very start of the year injanuary mirrors back to the very start of the year in january when mirrors back to the very start of the year injanuary when the whole of the city centre was filled with lights and sound. that was amazing. that was how we started the season in hull. 2017 really did start with a bang with 3.5 tonnes of fireworks and made in hull, a spectacular light show, telling the story of the city and its people. or do you think of the unbelievable di

there holding their signs ones have graced the other says justice for granted here's another tweet fiona says tonight i'm at the grand tower silent walk which marks six months since the fire it's very emotional here hundreds of people have gathered outside notting hill methodist church where the peaceful march will begin and melvin you're just back from that march thank you for taking the time to join us here today to describe for our audience what the atmosphere was like. is a very somber atmosphere a time to reflect the whole day has been pretty much about remembering the lives of the people who who lived in that tower seventy one people officially. we had a memorial service at our cathedral our central london cathedral sent poles which set the tone for the day where we had fifteen hundred guests together with members of the whole family to pay their respects to those people who lost their lives and now we are continuing it again this evening as we have done for the fourteenth of every single month since the file to commemorate the dead now than when we last talked about ground for we