sitting next to me, host of the gavin mcinnes show, gavin mcinnes. okay.et's start the show. ♪ >>> i have some great news for fans of bucky balls. the popular desktop toys are legal again after winning a court case against federal regulators. in 2012, the obama administration's consumer product safety commission or cpsc, waged war on the company after toddlers started swallowing the magnets and going to the emergency room, e.r. despite clear warnings about risks to children and pets. the company, which was making millions, fought back. running ads in various applicatio publications including an open letter to president obama in "the washington post." ceo craig zucker felt the cpsc wanted to ban anything that poses risk, telling esquire the argument is that warnings don't work. if that's the case, then we need to think of all the current products on the market that are intended for adults that come with warning labels, laundry detergent, adult size atvs, balloons. but the federal regulations prevailed and bucky balls were banned. now, four years later after

. >>> gavin ain't having it. with me now, gavin mckinnis, let's talk about the teens that were long wild and rebellious and ready to experiment. but teens are reporting the lowest levels of drinking and drug use in years and even having less sex or fewer sexes, gavin, do you agree with the data? >> i do agree, i was with a 22-year-old male virgin, i was trying to help him. he was like why do you keep screaming about the next generation? i said it's an apocalypse. >> this is interesting, you said you were there to help him. that seems good, the kid was living a straight life, and maybe when he finally does find the right woman he will have a wonderful intimate relationship. and he will be glad. >> great, beautiful scenario, i agree with you. you rarely see a more happy couple than a 23-year-old happy couple with three kids. but here on earth that doesn't always happen. so we go look, your libido is going insane, you're probably going to have a wild oat sewing, get to the oats, they have been abused so long with th

. >> gavin mcins.et's start the show. ♪ >> donald trump isn't president yet but it sure feels like. washington examiner notes that trump has been engaging in pretty presidential behavior, including engaging with businesses on behalf of the american people, conducting a bit of foreign policy and delivering sweeping public addresses. a republican strategist noted i don't think it's normel for president elect to be out and about like this but this is the era of trump and he is literally rewriting the rules. so far trump has saved hundreds of manufacturing jobs, put china on notice and brought back "gilmore girls." i think i speak for all the fans of "gilmore girls." we thank you, president elect, trump. what do you feel so far? >> i'm not bananas about it. i'm very sensitive to winning so i was tired within the first few days and now i have a winning hernia. i have to take winning naps three time as day. a winning iv drip into my arm. >> you're exhausting from the winning? >> i'm exhausted from winning. >

seems to be on a roll leer. >> gavin dominates the fire test. >> next is the dribbling contest. difficult. now, the ball is on fire. >> they weren't that great to begin with. >> he's on fire. >> last but certainly not least -- >> i'm coming for you. >> gavin with the shot and a wide miss. >> just a bit outside. >> michael with a chance for a point here. >> [ bleep ]. >> lot of heart. >> that's a huge rejection. >> they decide to lower the basketball hoop. >> michael has a chance here. can he do it? >> wow. >> hey, it doesn't matter how many you score as long as you win, right? ♪ >>> thanks to roman atwood has a new gig. he's granted wishes to his youngest fans. >> he turned red instantly. >>> see what ning low. thanks, buzzfeed, you have all of us thinking now. >> in a sticky situation. ♪ ♪ >>> roman atwood is arguably one of the most popular youtubes out there. every day his blogs get millions of views and for that reason he's become quite famous. it appears he hasn't let any of that go to his head because roman is out delivering some really early christmas presents in mississi

kennedy: you don't go deep, gavin. >> purposing rain is great. but after that ... kennedy: let's talk about fife dog. i feel like he's left off the list. >> especially when you have someone is that young. i think he was 47. that's tragic when someone passes who is that young. when people die and they are in their late 80s, early 90s, i think you won the whole deal, you were a rich, powerful celebrity. you lived a long life. no one should be weeping. we were lucky to have you, you were lucky to have all that time. hopefully we all get there. kennedy: most notable death? >> i would say george kennedy. >> how does it change your life now that he's dead. >> we'll get into that. but great guy, second most notable death. hillary clinton. they have been propping her up, dragging her around. but to your point about these celebrity grief statement that all the people are issuing. i get they affected you and you loved their work. but i have so many people in my thread who are devastated by the death of carrie fisher. her life was so much better than yours. she spent 40 years

anthony gavin and. sandra: , thank you. a new app is aiming to take the awkwardness out of meeting people. and you don't have to drink first to sign up and party. check it out next. kennedy: a new app aims to help us form social groups. particularly if you are heading to a holiday party. let me welcome the founder of the crown. matt, robert, welcome. so i want to ask you about this. this is interesting. we see all sorts of apps or network and dating and same-sex dating. but this is meeting people in groups. did you find there was a dearth in the market? >> absolutely. you can meet new people with your friend by you're side. everything forces you to meet people one-on-one. how we came with the idea, we came up with focus groups. think that kept being brought up was they all used these apps, but it's very unsafe. so everyone goes on groups and it's a lot more natural and fun. kennedy: is it like a group dating app? is it a way for people to people with their friend around? >> absolutely. from the time we start school, you are

anthony gavin and. sandra: , thank you. a new app is aiming to take the awkwardness out of meeting people. and you don't have to drink first to sign up and party. check it out next. we live in a pick and choose world. love or like? naughty or nice? calm or bright? but at bedtime... ...why settle for this? enter sleep number, designed to let couples sleep together in individualized comfort. sleepiq technology tells you how you slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! give the gift of amazing sleep. only at a sleep number store, right now find the lowest payments ever on all beds. hurry, ends sunday. know better sleep with sleep number. kennedy: a new app aims to help us form social groups. particularly if you are heading to a holiday party. let me welcome the founder of the crown. matt, robert, welcome. so i want to ask you about this. this is interesting. we see all sorts of apps or network and dating and same-sex dating. but this is m

. >>> coming up, gavin mcinnes joins me for a special gavin ain't having it.y tuned. >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm patricia stark. president trump is calling on the u.s. to expand its nuclear capability. he made the comment hours after vladimir putin said it would be his main goal for russia in the coming year. the president-elect's statement followed his meetings a day earlier with the top pentagon officials. trump also uh nowpsing a new uh -- announcing a new addition to the team before the holidays. his senior advisor kellyanne conway will be joining him at the white house. she has accepted the role as councilor to the president-elect. >> it is very humbling serving at a senior level for the president of the united states. i know i have his ear and his trust and those are the two main criteria and i respect the senior team you have seen in action already. >> meanwhile the obama administration is trying to scrap a government program used to register and monitor visitors from high risk countries before trump takes office. the registry became a

gavin is a great painter. he painted a portrait of my wife in my office. he has paintings all over america. he is a portrait painter, landscape painter and above all, he's my friend. [applause] gavin glakas: thank you so much for choosing me to paint your portrait. this means so much to me on a personal and professional level and i will always be proud of it. senator reid told a story i don't know if he remembered that when i was a kid my dad worked for the appropriations committee. one day i went with him to work and i was in the corner of the room like this and it seems there were hundreds of people. i'm drawing in my sketchbook and when the hearing finished up and everybody filed off, a nice gentle man in a suit came over to me and said hello son, what do you have there? he made a really big job out of the drawing i was doing and when he walked off my dad said you know who that was? that was senator reid. was getting out of college and people told me how difficult it is that the plan was to go to law school and paint on the weekend and i actually got a

. >>> coming up, gavin mcinnes joins me for a special gavin ain't having it.y tuned. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm patricia stark. snow is dumping along the corridor. by the time it stops as much as eight inches of snow will have fallen. coastal areas of maine were seeing heavier snow earlier. the maine turnpike dropping their speed limit to 45 miles an hour. it is dropping to freezing rain making driving even more hazardous. >>> forces launched a new offense against isis fighters. the elite special forces are pushing into several neighborhoods in iraq's second largest city. explosions are shake the city and columns of dark smoke are in the air and the machine gunfire is echoing through the streets of the they are putting up stiff resistance to keep control of a city they held for more than two years. >>> a manson follower will have to wait awhile longer to see if she is granted parole. a two-member panel postponed it on thursday saying they heard information that requires more investigation. the 69-year-old has served 47 years in prison for h

this is a project called full grown, created by gavin monroe. when gavin was a kid, he saw a bonsai tree and thought, wow, look, it almost looks like it's a chair. for years, he had a pretty cool idea to employ mother nature as his top employee, top crafter. over the past ten years, it's begun to take shape, quite literally. >> no. >> that's how the elves would do it. >> chairs, lamps, tables. it's taken a long time to figure out what works and what doesn't. in fact, they have prepared for harvest. check out -- watch this. this is so cool. >> what kind of wood is he using for him to be able to do this? >> this is willow. willow is very mendable, pliable, malleable. and apparently it takes direction quite well. there's a lot of care and attention that goes into these. they aren't just growing like that. they've got a team of people that are helping the trees grow where they want them. over the years, they've figured out how to do it. i can't say it better than what gavin says right here. >> essentially, a kind of zen 3d printing. >> zen 3d printi

gavin grey on at 1am. now on bbc news, witness. tanya beckett introduces us to five extraordinary moments in history. hallo, and welcome to witness with me, tanya beckett. iam here hallo, and welcome to witness with me, tanya beckett. i am here at the british library in london for the last time this year to bring if i wa nt last time this year to bring if i want our favourite stories from 2016. we will meet a former member of chairman mao's intimates red guards, a woman astronaut who trained with the challenger space or crude an art restorer who brought a leonardo da vinci masterpiece back to life. but first, witness has

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i'm gavin grey. our top stories: brazilian police question the greek ambassador‘s wife on suspicion of involvement in her husband's killing. as russian diplomats prepare to leave the united states, donald trump praises president putin for not expelling us staff in retaliation. 2a hours on, syria's ceasefire is generally holding. the un security council will be asked to endorse the agreement and back new peace talks. and recognition for excellence in sport, fashion and public life, we'll have a look at queen elizabeth's new year's honours list. a policeman has confessed to murdering the greek ambassador to brazil, according to prosecutors in brazil. sergio moreira claimed to have stabbed kyriakos amiridis at the behest of his wife. his body was found in the boot of a burnt—out car on the outskirts of rio dejaneiro on thursday. catriona renton reports. the greek ambassador's wife francoise oliveira arriving at a police station in rio dejaneiro. her husband kyriakos amiridis had been missing since monda

i'm gavin grey.bassador‘s wife on suspicion of involvement in her husband's killing. as russian diplomats prepare to leave the united states, donald trump praises president putin for not expelling us diplomats in retaliation. the un secretary general, ban ki—moon, has spent his last full day in office before standing down. this was the scene at the united nations building in new york as he said goodbye to staff. he'll be replaced from the 1st ofjanuary by antonio guterres, the former prime minister of portugal. mr ban was in a cheerful mood as he made these farewell remarks. he was saying goodbye to staff there. well, preparations are also under way around the world, and security is being tightened in a number of european cities ahead of the big event. this was the scene in paris on friday, where additional concrete barriers have been placed in areas thought to be vulnerable to attack. more than 10,000 police and other security officials will be on patrol on saturday evening. and more than 90,000 pol

forç now, gavin waits along wi advocates on both sides of the debate to see whom mr.nominates and how it would impact landmark cases like this one. >> i have immense confidence in our judicial system and in the ability of justices of whatever background to look at the facts of the case and to understand the principles that animate our civil rights laws and to come to a good decision. >> i think any justice looking at that would reach the conclusion, schools have a duty to protect privacy and dignity and the federal government has no business telling local schools what they must do with showers, locker rooms and rest rooms. >> reporter: it's a legal debate that will almost certainly not be resolved before gavin graduates. >> my high school experience has been, frankly, ruined by this situation, but my main concern more than anything else is i want to set a positive precedent for people who come after me. >> despite suggestions to the contrary, sources tell me trump's unlikely to nominate a potential justice before election day because until he's sworn in, he cannot lau

i'm for personality. >> you are a message of hope, gavin. >> i appreciate it.thanks for having me. >> appreciate it. all right, and when we come back, you're going to meet an 11-year-old girl with dyslexia whose youtube video went viral. she and her mother will join us in just a couple of minutes. stay with us. we'll be right back. >> welcome back to "beyond the headlines." joining me right now, 11-year-old sophia granucci and her mother, lisa granucci. and thank you for coming all the way -- an hour and a half drive each way. so thank you for giving us that gift of your time. and, sophia, i saw your video that went viral about something you wanted your teacher to know. so tell me about -- first of all, tell me about the video. >> well, that video would so my teacher would know that i have dyslexia. and so i wouldn't be going into her classroom and she wouldn't be able to know, and so she can help me, and i can have extra time on tests and be able to listen to my books and do -- have a special class during time -- >> the school hours. >> school's hours, yes. >>

i'm gavin grey. president—elect donald trump has praised russian president vladimir putin, after mr putin said he will not expel any us diplomats in response to washington's expulsion of 35 russians. writing on social media mr trump said, "great move on delay. i always knew he was very smart." police in rio dejaneiro are questioning the greek ambassador‘s wife and two other people on suspicion of involvement in the envoy‘s killing. investigators say the ambassador‘s body was found in the boot of a burnt—out car. the nationwide ceasefire in syria is now over 2a hours old. while it appears to be holding in most areas moscow says it call on the un security council to back the deal and support new peace talks. now on bbc news, it's time for click. this week: a click christmas with digital jumpers, hatched technology and thai fighters. hello and welcome to the annual clickmas get—together. cue christmas cheer. have we got everyone here? jen, nick, steve, and kate russell. hello! hello, spencer. i have sou

gavin can still remember.was there drawing pictures, and i went up to him and said , andt are you drawing talked to him a little bit. he worked for me. he was 22 years old and had been with me a year and a half and he got sick. he had a tumor on his chest the size of a tennis ball. we were not sure he was going to make it, his parents were not sure and he certainly wasn't. when they were wheeling this young man into the operating room for this stunningly terrorizing event in his life, he says to himself -- nobody's there to listen. he said if i get out of this, i'm not going to work at some office. what i'm going to do is draw pictures and paint. that's what i've done all my life. i'm going to try to do that. and his good parents, when he got out of the hospital and was well, he moved in with them and spent years in their home perfecting his craft. gavin is a great painter. he painted a portrait of my wife in my office. he has paintings all over america. he is a portrait painter, landscape painter, and above a

this is bbc news with gavin esler. russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov has asked to expel us diplomats in response to president obama's decision to expel 35 russian diplomats. a nationwide ceasefire appears to be holding in syria, although some clashes have been reported. islamic state fighters and militants linked to al-qaeda are not part of the deal. 17 people — including the driver — have been taken to hospital, after a coach overturned in thick fog on the mao in oxfordshire. the vehicle came off the slip road near thame in the early hours. the government is considering plans to allow learners to drive on motorways. they'll be given access for lessons under plans to improve road safety. now on bbc news, victoria derbyshire takes a look back at the interviews and films which have featured on her programme in 2016. this programme contains a description of domestic violence that some viewers may find upsetting. hello and welcome to the programme. over the next half an hour we will bring you some of the exclusive in

gavin lee reports. wow.re was once a population the size of the smalltown here. makeshift restaurants, the sharks, the heart of the camp was here. there was the ashram kitchen, the food, a church, the mosque. all that's left is over here at the containers. these were for vulnerable families and children. they still stand, there's no one in them. completely empty. there are less refugees here than before. this is a temporary situation, just like other addiction that have taken place we have the situation where there are desperate refugees living in the worst conditions and need our help. —— either evictions. and you are still trying to get to the uk? we will try. try to get on the uk? we will try. try to get on the lorries each night? yes. why don't you go to an immigration centre? why wouldn't you leave and go to warmth and comfort of perhaps asylu m go to warmth and comfort of perhaps asylum in france? no, france is horrible. here, life is hard. gavin lee reporting from calais. in other news: residents of a

gavin the reporting there. the besieged syrian city of aleppo, according to the united nations. in the last hour, the un special advisor on syria has been describing the scale of the rescue. a very large, dangerous, difficult and complex evacuation is going into its final phase today, mainly from eastern aleppo and from the two villages. this morning, we reckon some 35,000 people will have left east aleppo in well over 200 buses. it was 750 cars and trucks that had left through the gate where the un is observing. it will probably be more than 1000 cars and trucks altogether. these are cars that have flat tyres, not fuel, that are full of people. it's very complex. in a moment a summary of the business news this hour but first the headlines on bbc news: a haulage boss and mechanic responsible for a 32 tonne tipper truck which crashed and killed four people including a four—year—old girl have been found guilty of manslaughter. the driver was cleared of all charges. police mount raids across germany in the hunt fo

gavin. [ applause ] >> thank so much. senator and mrs. reid, thank you so much for choosing me to paint your portrait. this means such a great deal to me on both professional and personal level and i'll always be proud of this. senator reid told a story, i didn't know you remembered. but when i was a kid, my dad worked for the appropriations committee and one day i went to work, and i was sitting in a room like this, i was drawing in my sketchbook. when it finished up and everybody filed out, a nice gentleman in a suit and sort of took a knee and said, hey, son, what do you have there. did you do those drawings. he made a big deal of the drawings i was doing. when he walked off, my dad came up to me and said do you know who that was. that was senator reid. fast forward 10 or 12 years, i was getting out of college and i decided not to pursue art full-time. enough people told me how difficult it is. the plan was to go to law school and paint on the weekends and i got a job working for senator reid on his staff. it was a great experience. i

gavin is a great painter. he painted a portrait of my wife in my office. he has paintings all over america. he is a portrait painter, landscape painter and above all, he's my friend. [applause] gavin glakas: thank you so much for choosing me to paint your portrait. this means so much to me on a personal and professional level and i will always be proud of it. senator reid told a story i don't know if he remembered that when i was a kid my dad worked for the appropriations committee. one day i went with him to work and i was in the corner of the room like this and it seems there were hundreds of people. i'm drawing in my sketchbook and when the hearing finished up and everybody filed off, a nice gentle man in a suit came over to me and said hello son, what do you have there? he made a really big job out of the drawing i was doing and when he walked off my dad said you know who that was? that was senator reid. was getting out of college and people told me how difficult it is that the plan was to go to law school and paint on the weekend and i actually got a

welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to our viewers in north america and around the globe — my name's gavinazilian police question the greek ambassador‘s wife on suspicion of involvement in her husband's killing. as russian diplomats prepare to leave the united states, donald trump praises president putin for not expelling us staff staff in retaliation. 2a hours on — syria's ceasefire is generally holding. the un security council will be asked to endorse the agreement and back new peace talks. and recognition for excellence in sport , fashion and public life — we'll have a look at queen elizabeth's new years honours list.

i'm gavin grey. question the greek ambassador‘s wife on suspicion of involvement in her husband's killing. as russian diplomats prepare to leave the united states, donald trump praises president putin for not expelling us staff in retaliation. 2a hours on, syria's ceasefire is generally holding. the un security council will be asked to endorse the agreement and back new peace talks. and recognition for excellence in sport, fashion and public life, we'll have a look at queen elizabeth's new year's honours list.

next on bbc news it's the film review with gavin esler and mark kermode.cinema releases is mark kermode. and we have a festive feast, i would suggest. we do. we have rogue one: a star wars story, you may have seen some

gavin newsom was on the board. >> technology is hainging wages and -- changing wages and creating economic anxiety. >> it's submitted that 13 million californians are struggling tow struggle -- to meet their basic needs. >>> thousands of families in syria are waiting to find out if the cease fire will hold and they can escape. >> reporter: war ravaged aleppo is under control of forces liel to the president of syria but there is a small -- liel to the president -- loyal to the president of syria, but people are trying to leave. an estimated 15,000 civilians, many women and children, were supposed to be evacuated but the buses taking them to safety never arrived. most of the finger pointing is directing at russia and iran but russia said that the united states is to blame. >> we continue to be in contact but every time we agree, the americans roll back the agreements that had been reached. >> reporter: in the meantime, the obama administration is accusing syrian forces are killing civilians trying to escape. >> you should be ashamed. ri incapable -- are you incapable of shame. >> reporter: t

loves a gavin lewis and human interest.used to it that it doesn't even seem to matter any more but that has gone into the background. —— football. this is so significant. we need

next on bbc news it's the film review with gavin esler and mark kermode. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. and we have a festive feast, i would suggest. we do. we have rogue one: a star wars story, you may have seen some publicity about this(!) a very interesting documentary called eagle huntress. and looking ahead to new year's day, we have a monster calls. yeah, you're right, star wars, who knew? i know, tiny little movie! so this is a stand—alone star wars instalment that comes between episodes iii and iv and takes its cue from the opening crawl of star wars, in which it explains that before everything happened in star wars, rebel fighters were trying to get plans for the death star. so this is that story. felicityjones is jyn erso, who's a loner with a complicated back story who forms an initially uneasy alliance with the rebels. and because it's a stand—alone story, we get a whole load of new characters, not least a reprogrammed imperial droid who trusts her as little as s

loves a gavin lewis and human interest.talk about england losing at the ball and we got so used to it that it doesn't even seem to matter any more but that has gone into the background. —— football. this is so significant. we need positive news in tennis. it has been a long time coming. we have had success a long time coming. we have had success in athletics, but tennis! he has been brilliant. but edmund and others want to follow him. i know about murray is that he is happy to be a role model, wants to be and wants to encourage kids to play. he'll do everything that he can to get kids on the court and that's great. well played andy murray. all happened at the right time for him. fantastic news. and on that note, we're going to have to say thank you and goodbye to both of you. it's been great fun. and that was the papers tonight. don't forget, all of the front pages are online on the bbc news website where you can read a detailed review of the papers. all there for you seven days a week. and you can see us there too with eac

gavin grey on at 1am. now on bbc news, witness.kett introduces us to five extraordinary moments in history. hallo, and welcome to witness with me, tanya beckett. iam here hallo, and welcome to witness with me, tanya beckett. i am here at the british library in london for the last time this year to bring if i wa nt last time this year to bring if i want our favourite stories from 2016. we will meet a former member of chairman mao's intimates red guards, a woman astronaut who trained with the challenger space or crude an art restorer who brought a leonardo da vinci masterpiece back to life. but first, witness has travelled to the bamyan valley in afghanistan. for over 1,000 years to huge statues of border towered over the valley at in 2001 they were destroyed by the taliban. mr hussein was one of the local people forced to lay dynamite around the statues. this year is the 50th anniversary of the start of the cultural revolution in china. at the forefront were red kites, fanatical students trying to help eliminate vestiges of capitali

>> while watching the giants win the world series at city hall, larry had a chance encounter with gavin newsom, he snapped a photo. that was a motivator to reclaim his life. the tube ordinary -- stub earn high school year walked into his own home in october for the first time in five years. >> i legally hit the floor -- really hit the floor. i mean, it was overwhelming. it shook me for hours. then they left, and i was lost in space. >> larry is still recovering, but for the first time in years his heart and head are whole again. he hopes to return the favor that helped save him. >> do you reach out. >> i do. i've left with $20 and come back with three. i've done that a number of times. >> that was nice. >>> still to come, dramatic video of a group of killer whales attacking a shark. >> the rare sight that's gone viral. >> the storm is impacting the santa clara valley. (my hero zero by lemonheads) zero really can be a hero. get zero down, zero deposit, zero due at signing, and zero first month's payment on select volkswagen models. right now at the volkswagen sign then drive event. i'm a

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this is bbc news with gavin esler.gin‘ in the rain star debbie reynolds has died aged 84 after suffering a stroke, just a day after the death of her daughter carrie fisher. the head of the royal college of gps has warned patients could be waiting more than a month to see a doctor this winter. nhs england says it is boosting funding for the sector. australian police say they have dismantled an international drug ring and 15 men have been arrested. now on bbc news, as part of a look back at big stories of 2016, we follow the story of the team of refugee olympic athletes. all eyes are on rio as the world's most elite athletes hope to make their country is proud. and for the first time, the international olympic committee have announced that there will be a new team created for refugee athletes. we will welcome these refugee athletes to the olympic games, with the olympic flag and with the olympic anthem. we are all touched and moved by the magnitude of the current worldwide refugee crisis. 43 refugees have been identified

for more on who else is helping us out at wmur, i will bring in gavin lewis, and you are staff corporal? >> staff sergeant. hayley: thank you. tell me what iis to help out. >> every year it is so amazing, the gratitude and the donations that people give to us. here in southern new hampshire, it is neighbor helping neighbor situation. hayley: how does it make you feel when you see people coming up? i see people shaking her hand and thanking you for your service that how does it make you feel? >> warm and fuzzy inside. we see families coming through shaking hands and donating. you hear the stories of people that have received toys from toys for tots in the past and are able to donate, giving us a good donation for southern new hampshire. hayley: we thank you for your service and we thank you for being here. santa and mrs. clause also here so we will continue to be here in nashua throughout the afternoon and evening hours. live in nashua at the toys "r" us, hayley lapoint, wmur news 9. sean: for going to donate. kevin: if you're traveling anywhere else that the trouble weather is good. fro

superhero. >> and then gavin would be hot. >> then gavin would be hot. >> dance moves you would like to practice in your bathroom and do one day out. a cornucopia of, like, whoa. >> now, this next one. which artist sold the most cds this year. physical cds. >> there is no such thing as >> there are. if you buy them you can track them. >> they exist but -- >> which artist sold the most cds? >> i can't put my finger on it an artist where older adults buy the cd. >> tony bennett. >> a little older? >> older than tony bennett? >> by a lot. mozart. >> what! >> that's right. >> because he's not on spotify. here has the deal. there was a 225 cd box set of all of mozart's works. >> he has that many works. >> released five weeks ago. he also did a cover of "lemonade." that pushed him over the top. 5 thsks 556 people bought thi 225 cd set which means he sold >> what are you talking about? my head hurts. >> mozart leaves on the train this afternoon at 5:00. >> count on your fingers. >> cookie challenge. >> cookie challenge. in effect i hopefully, schedule permitting, weather permitting, will be

hello, this is bbc news with me, gavin esler. headlines at 10:30: after a glittering year for british sport, more than a hundred stars of the olympics and paralympics are recognised in the new year's honours list. unbelievably shocked and honoured, excuse the pun. i've been through so many emotions once i received the letter — fear, excitement. and from the world of entertainment, there are knighthoods for ken dodd, the actor mark rylance, and the opera singer bryn terfel. dozens of flights from heathrow and gatwick are cancelled as freezing fog continues to affect central, eastern and southern england. driving conditions in some areas are said to be treacherous. around 3000 police officers will be on duty across central london tonight as crowds gather to celebrate the new year. greater manchester police and other forces say they've also stepped up crowd protection measures. now one bbc news, the travel show. it has gone from being one of the poorest countries in the world to relative prosperity today, and a reputation as a beaco

. >> that's gavin, apparently he hasn't been home for the whole days in ten years and now he is. >>> it doesn't take the long leg of the law to catch up with this guy. let's go to south china to figure out what gayle is talking about. truck driver gets to the area to make the delivery. this guy says are you my contact? yeah, let me call my boss. guy is going to leg it but the long leg of the law doesn't kick in just yet. that right there, is the driver and watch what he's about to do, it's full-on jackie chan. >> what the -- >> i'll show you begin. this driver runs up to the guy who has his phone and does a kick jump and lands on the guy. >> the guy on the scooter is looking at him, what'd you do that for? >> what's weird the truck driver said this is the third time it was happening to me he was sick of people taking his foenl. >> after the first time he should have learned not to hand off his phone to anybody. >>> one of the guys probably thought they had a leg up on the law. the first thing these guys did several hours before the incident was smack the security camera. then they co

i'm gavin esler. the headlines at 10.00.ma expels 35 russian diplomats in the us election hacking row. as russian officials are given 72 hours to leave the us, sanctions are ordered against moscow's intelligence agencies and named individuals. the russian prime minister says president 0bama is ending his term in anti—russian agony. the syria ceasefire between the government and rebel groups appears largely to be holding. drivers are told to take care in fog and freezing conditions, as a coach overturns on the m40 in 0xfordshire injuring 17 people. a warning that national parks are under threat — as figures suggest government funding has been cut over the past five years. also in the next hour: learner drivers could be allowed on motorways. it's part of proposals to give learners a voluntary target for a minimum number of lessons before taking their test. and in half an hour victoria derbyshire takes a look

housing minister gavin barwell said the cash would be channelled through local councils to community—ledble housing. the south—west will receive the most funding. people sleeping rough are 17 times more likely to be a victim of crime than members of the public. that's according to homeless charity crisis. they also found 80% of homeless people are regularly attacked and abused, some even urinated on. 0ur social affairs correspondent michael buchanan has more. london commuter trains provided a place of safety and shelter for one man who was homeless for five years. he would sleep on the carriages heading in and out of the city. he became frightened of the streets after becoming the subject of an unprovoked attack one night. after becoming the subject of an unprovoked attack one nightlj after becoming the subject of an unprovoked attack one night. i was in leicester square, got into a discussion with a young man around the fact i was homeless. he became quite aggravated i would guess by the fact i was homeless and i was saying being homeless isn't a choice and your homeless for different r

gavin, thank you very much for joining us. thank you.e for society and specialises in homeland security in berlin. we are all in mourning here in berlin for those victims and their loved ones. so it's a pretty sad day in berlin this morning. there had been an increased terror threat. there had been warnings and concerns about the potential for something like this. is there any more that security, that could have been done in terms of improving security around markets? well, afterwards, it is always easy to say this or that could have stopped the truck from entering the market, but the bottom line here is, if you have this many christmas markets, that are all spread around the city, in various spots and places, there will always bea spots and places, there will always be a leak where a truck such as this one can break through and drive into a crowd. so honestly, there is not much how this could be avoided. some have blockades, but then you have just ordinary squares where people put out huts and a fewically mass trees and open up a small