i'm red gerard. >> red gerard, now. one more jump to navigate. the teenager is now the golden kid from colorado. >> tell us what this is. >> half-biked cookbook. i'm the second in the family of who has made it and what not. most of the time, when i get recognized, oh, wait, your sister is the cook, right? she wouldn't be hyped on me saying this, my favorite thing is her buffalo cauliflower. the thing about cooking, i'm down to do it and i would be into it. the cleaning up part after it. if i had a clean-up person, that's what my dad does for my sister. he cleans up the pans. >> red gerard. 1440 tailgrab, stomping it. >> creativity is everything. nowadays, almost more than in the past, we're at a point in snowboarding where some people would say we're almost in the plateau with the tricks we're doing. how much further can you actually go? the next thing my mind goes to is creativity. there's so many snowboarders that do so many different things and i respect all of that. it's endless creativity. >> i will be in beijing for the entire olympic games

gerard carty, thank you very much indeed. congratulations.e building will be to look at how many chance encounters there are, how many casual conversations, how many smiles, how much laughter there was in the building, and a building that is a celebration of togetherness. it feels a fitting winner of this year's riba stirling building of the year. with that, thank you. we have some extremely mild weather to come later this week with temperature is not too far away from the december record. today it is grey and cloudy, murky with low cloud, making quite dark at times with pulses of rain moving across england and wales. further north—west, something a bit brighter for scotland and northern ireland but also a scattering of showers. temperatures in northern areas close to the seasonal average but mild in the south with temperatures possibly reaching 11—13. overnight tonight mist and fog patches reforming so it will be murky again, outbreaks of rain developing late in the night, and the rain and cloud keeping temperatures well up, 7—9, but colder

gerard carty, thank you very much indeed. congratulations.ilding will be to look at how many chance encounters there are, how many conversations, how many smiles, how much laughter there was in the building, and a building that is a celebration of togetherness. it feels a fitting winner of this year's riba stirling building of the year. with that, thank you. hello. the unusually mild weather is set to stick with us as we see out the end of 2021. we had temperatures up to 16 degrees on thursday, about eight degrees above average, and for the next few days, it stays exceptionally mild and quite blustery, too. the winds coming in from the south or the south—west and drawing in the air right from the subtropics, from the canary isles right up towards the uk and actually across much of central europe as well. so, to start off your friday morning first thing on new year's eve, we've got temperatures already well in double figures, some places not falling below about 13 degrees. now, through the day, then, new year's eve this is, we're looking for a

gerard carty, thank you very much indeed. congratulations.ng will be to look at how many chance encounters there are, how many casual conversations, how many smiles, how much laughter there was in the building, and a building that is a celebration of togetherness. it feels a fitting winner of this year's riba stirling building of the year. with that, thank you. hello. the only thing that is tempering the exceptionally mild conditions today is the breeze. quite blustery across some southern and western areas. and it will continue to bring in some outbreaks of rain. heaviest into the afternoon across north and west wales, spreading into parts of greater manchester, merseyside, may be across towards yorkshire, as well. north of that, we will have some sunny spells and one or two showers. temperatures a fair few degrees above normal. but to the south, even with some patchy drizzle and cloud, we could hit 16 or 17 degrees. and that very mild story continues tonight. we see some heavy showers working their way eastwards across england and wales, an

gerard jebaily, bringing us the very latest and devastation from mayfield, kentucky. gerard, thank you. >> well, go now to edwardsville, illinois where an amazon warehouse was slammed by ef 3 tornado, 150 yards. the facility collapsed. 45 workers were trapped inside the building were able to make it out safely. but officials say it will be a miracle if anyone else makes it out of the rubble alive. 6 people have been reported dead so far tonight. >> sports is up next. the forty-niners head into extra time in a thriller against the bengals in cincinnati sports director jason dumas us has the highlights on the way. >> and we're taking a live look now at our radar once again stormtracker for a very active tonight. we're going to be watching exactly where the storm system is chevy is taking people lots of places this holiday. we're going sledding! we're going to find the perfect tree. we're going to nana's! let your chevy dealer take you there with chevy red tags... ...where the price you see is the price you pay. happy holidays, from chevy. find new places. find new roads

gerard, thank you so much. >> we'll move on now to what's coming up here.ors star steph curry is on the cusp of making history while the warriors face the 70 sixers tonight. kylen mills explained the record that is at stake and what curry has come to the break. that's coming up in (burke) with farmers auto multi-policy discount, the more policies you have with us, the more you could save on your auto insurance. (man) hey, hon! (wife) hi, honey! (man) like what? (burke) well, you'd get a discount for insuring your jet skis... and boat...rv...life... ...home and more. you could save up to forty-five percent. (man) that's a whole lot of discounts. (burke) well, we offer coverage for a whole lot of things, and you could save a whole lot of something with farmers policy perks. (kid) sup, dad! (burke) seventeen-car garage you got there? ♪we are farmers♪ ♪bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum♪ your eyes. beautiful on the outside, but if you have diabetes, there can be some not-so-pretty stuff going on inside. it's true, with diabetic retinopathy, excess sugar can damage blo

i'm meteorologists gerard jebaily for news nation. back to you. gerard, thank you. meanwhile, khalil the california office of emergency management is deploying specialized urban search and rescue teams to kentucky. >> meanwhile, in arkansas, as many as 2 people are dead. 5 others were hurt after a nursing home in northeastern arkansas also hit by a twister overnight. more than 2 dozen people were trapped inside after being rescued survivors were taken to a nearby church to be reunited with family members were even told that this twister ripped off the roof of that building. meanwhile, a tornado also ripped through an amazon warehouse in edwardsville, illinois, along the missouri border and about 4 hours. southwest of chicago. that storm in the last few hours killed 6 people at this amazon delivery facility. the storm damage trapping people inside the building while also ripping off the roof, which is about the length of a football field. the building also partially collapse. an additional 45 people made it out safely rescue operations have now shifted to recovery op

elsewhere, it was an unhappy return for an failed hero, stephen gerard whose aston villa side were beateno liverpool. gerrard, back at the club where it all began for the first time in 6 years, saw his team go down 1—0, mo salah�*s penalty giving liverpool all three points. liverpool stay just a point behind leaders man city. and just look at this reaction from liverpool fans as steven gerrard walked out of the anfield tunnel for the first time as a manager. he avoided any sentimentality, but liverpool boss jurgen klopp didn't. they were so much spoken about steven gerrard going back to liverpool. did you want to win to show the current manager is still the top dog? i have no problem with these kind of things and i know i will not be here _ forever and i will be more than happy if it's stephen. nobody knows really what happens in the future but i didn't feel under pressure today. let's bring you that result from earlier on. manchester united beating norwich. let's hear now from jim's lump ——jim lumsden is report. ask united's newman at who he would fancy playing in his first away check, n

still, back came west ham once more, gerard bowen bringing the sides level for a second time. teams so close, it would take something special to separate them once and for all. it came from arthur masuaku, a winner for west ham as bizarre as it was brilliant, and those west ham songs of optimism are getting louder. a big day for newcastle united as they finally got their first win of the premier league season. callum wilson scored the only goal of the game to win1—0 against relegation rivals burnley. newcastle moved second bottom, on ten points, but have played one game more than norwich and burnley who are also in the bottom three on the same amount of psoints. there was a couple of nervy moments for us but everyone stood up to the task and the spirit the group have shown has been exceptional but the atmosphere in the stadium today was absolutely exceptional and i can't praise the supporters enough for what they have given me and the team in the last few games. it really does make the difference. and neal maupay is making a habit of rescuing late draws for brighton. he scored

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the break for villa but pep guardiola's side hung on to take the three points and condemn steven gerard at vicarage road chelsea beat watford 2—1 — mason mount opening the scoring for the blues. emmanuelle dennis gave the home fans hope though with a goaljust a couple of minutes before the half—time break but hakem ziyech got the winner to keep the londoners a point ahead of manchester city. west ham's hopes of staying in the top four suffered a setback despite tomas soucek putting them ahead against brighton after just five minutes. neal maupay�*s spectacular strike in the 89th minute earned brighton a point at london stadium, moving them up to seventh. leicester city had to come from behind twice against southampton. james maddison's goal saw the match end two all at st mary's but it was enough to move the foxes up to eighth, although they've played more games than three teams below them. there were four games in the scottish premiership too, rangers beating hibernian 1—0 in the pick of the games. they left it late though, ryan porteous giving away a penalty with five minutes remainin

at the event trump made this crack to than covid testing gerard. >> i would like to ask admiral gerard to come up and demonstrate how these tests are performed. who will do this very nicely, i think. good luck. hope you don't test positive. >> a joke. but not really. practically trump's entire inner circle eventually tested positive for the virus, including chris christie. who was hospitalized. at a serious case. who got very good medical care, which is good for him. and i'm glad he did. that wasn't true for everyone who got the virus and died. christie says that trump actually called him while he was in the hospital. >> then he said to me, how do you think you got it? now i've been in the room with him for four days before that. there were seven of us and six of us have gotten in. so i'm like, i'm pretty sure i got in the white house mister president. i think so. he said yeah, i'm sure. you're not gonna say you got it for me? are you? >> that's what was on donald trump's mind. knowing that he had tested positive just days before. trump still traveled to ohio to be in the room for the

newsnation meteorologists drawer jebaily tonight with the very latest on the destructive tornadoes gerard the images from kentucky just. >> absolutely horrible to see tonight. >> justine jonathan, the images are one thing to be on the ground here is it's totally another. you don't just have the looks you have a lot of other things the smells right now, even smelling. gasoline raw sewage diesel fuel and even some natural gas it's a very unpleasant concoction. but this is one of the hardest hit towns there without power tonight on a very chilly night. they're also without water. and speaking of that, we have the town's water tower right off to my right shoulder here a massive structure built with a quarter inch to half inch thick steel thrown to the ground. twisted and mangled as if it was just nothing more than a soda. can the trees you can see have been reduced almost kenley. many of them have had bark ripped off of them. where i'm standing here is one of the. town's fire stations. this is that location where some of these fire trucks were parked. the debris over there is what's left of t

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made by gerard's of london.— by gerard's of london. more and more, by gerard's of london.rd's of london. more and| more, urie found himself rubbing shoulders with the rich and famous. now, ever the showman, shoulders with the rich and famous. now, everthe showman, he shoulders with the rich and famous. now, ever the showman, he promises an unforgettable experience for fans visiting his cyclic museum. i an unforgettable experience for fans visiting his cyclic museum.— visiting his cyclic museum. i know what the audience _ visiting his cyclic museum. i know what the audience likes. - visiting his cyclic museum. i know what the audience likes. they - visiting his cyclic museum. i know what the audience likes. they like disaster stories, crazy stories, things that are to do with mind power and mysteries of the world. and he doesn't disappoint. but if some still call him a trickster, urie doesn't care. i some still call him a trickster, urie doesn't care.— some still call him a trickster, urie doesn't care. i am real and these are _ urie doesn't care. i am real and these are re

and neill blomkamp of district 9 as director, greenland turned out to be the perfect vehicle for gerard apocalypse pic that punched well above its mid—budget weight. and while we're talking guilty pleasures, let's not forget nobody, a riotously entertaining affair in which better call saul star bob odenkirk plays a down—at—heel schlub, who looks like a soft target, but turns out to be anything but. for 12 years, i worked for some very dangerous people. everybody, get to the basement. what is happening? don't call 911. along with the blockbuster marvel movie shang—chi and the legend of the ten rings, one of the biggest selling films of the year, nobody featured the best bus fight scene of 2021. now, that's what i call getting your ticket punched! what are you still - doing here, old man? looking ahead to 2022, what can we expect to be making waves at the baftas and oscars? # there's a place for us...# spielberg's west side story may well be a contender, having opened to disappointing box office, but extremely positive reviews in december. also shaping up as an awards favourite is belfast

gerard from grafton architects, congratulations, must be a good feeling?particularly for the university because this is something that is so important, that we speak about what university education is about. one of the extraordinary things is the client as much as anything, because they had this strange vision about inviting in the public, getting the library and dance studios together, trying to create a sort of social hub will. exactly, they were looking for a showpiece building and that meant not that it was to show off the building, but revealed what was happening in the building to passers—by outside. do you think this is about changing the way a university education might be? many students are not from a university background, their parents did not go, they are often first—generation. it is quite inviting. absolutely and people must feel at home no matter... that is what struck us about the university, it is so culturally diverse and we must think about integrating so many people in different ways so they feel comfortable. if it is about gender or ra

s. epicenter of the coven outbreak, owner jasmine gerard says there is a problem for all business. i mean, we are suffering at this time right now. i mean, for me, thank the lord. i was able to open up in the pandemic and i had an opportunity to do so. but everyone is really struggling, and we definitely need people to come back to new york city. last month, the by did ministration, reopened us borders to vaccinated tourists for non essential travel. visitors have trickled back in to new york city, particularly times square, but not nearly to the pre pandemic levels. according to local officials, about $270000.00 people walk through times square each day during the month of december. that's about $100000.00 less than before the pandemic. and about 25 percent of all the businesses in time square remain closed. many our restaurants look closely on the side streets and it's noticeably quieter. just on wednesday, more than 43000 people in new york city, tested positive for over 19. the numbers are rising so high, so fast that officials decided to scale back the famous new year's the ba

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the deep into december and the temperature inside shakes, gerard was going up yet again. jewish nationalists, marching in to jewish woman, was stabbed and injured. earlier in the day, police rated a school to arrest the suspect. the woman's neighbor, a 14 year old palestinian girl from one of the families threatened with forcible displacement. the latest incident in its most u. s. year when this tiny neighbourhood became an international focal point. at those butter is coffee, has been one of those thrust into the glare after years fighting to keep his home gently. however, photos of the last few months has been very difficult. we walked on our case and our case reached the international level, but we suffered a lot because there has been violence against us by the settlers and the police of 8000000. the pressing issue here is the fate of 4 extended families awaiting a supreme court. verdicts in their long running battle against an israeli sat the corporation but claims ownership over their homes, where this is one of many cases across occupied east jerusalem over many years. so why did this

his mother had been sold to the plantation owner, a man jailed gerard brandon, only a month before his birth. now, wood and simms remained in bondage at brandon hall which remains standing today in this picture here when the civil war began in 1861. but in 1863, as union armies began to close in on the district ready to enforce the emancipation proclamation issued earlier that year, gerard brandon decided to run. he forced some 300 enslaved people on the road and made them march some 400 miles to texas, settling for the duration of the war on rented land in robertson county. henrietta wood and her young son arthur were among those who brandon brought all that way to texas. after the long march, she later remembered that she arrived broken down and sick from exposure to the elements, forced to use crutches for an entire year, and she remained there in texas still enslaved and beyond the reach of u.s. armies until months after the surrender of general lee at appomattox. but henrietta wood's story did not end in texas. in 1869, a full 16 years after her kidnapping and 4 years after the pa

in a letter to raga and clara maderos governor gerard polis said that the crash that killed full motorist in 2019 was a tragic but unintentional act. he said, essential with disproportionate compared to other inmates in the criminal justice system. that follows public outrage over the severity of the sentencing, with nearly 5000000 people finding a petition, calling for clemency. now business is in thailand ascending 8 across the border to me and more help than many displaced by fighting between the military and the ethnic koran fighters. violence has eased in recent days, but the rebels say that only negotiate to cease fire government troops and leave areas where the violence is taking place. from the time in my border, tony chang now reports, bags of rice and beans loaded up from a warehouse in the tie town of mess up. it's emergency aid desperately needed by people who fled from fighting inside myanmar. the relief package has been put together by local businessmen who come from mamma. but live here in thailand, they're doing it because no one else will. this is say, your name, your job

made by gerard's of london.mises an unforgettable experience for fans visiting his psychic museum. i know what the audience likes. they like disaster stories, crazy stories, things that are to do with mind power and mysteries of the world. and he doesn't disappoint. but if some still call him a trickster, uri doesn't care. i am real and these are real abilities. they are still hugely controversial and i think the sceptics built my career. they are the ones who constantly talk against me. all publicity is good publicity. unsurprisingly, the displays here are not short on silverware. some is purchased, some is given. you do have have a lot to answer for because i spent a lot of meal times when i was a kid rubbing spoons, hoping, hoping to emulate you and failing. but i did bring you a present. you did? that is a beautiful spoon. look at it. and i am going to place it right here. there you go. ta—da! my message is this. stay positive, whatever you can visualise you can materialise. there is nothing you cannot be, d

as for villa, they were without manager stephen gerard. off the he tested positive and their next game on tuesday has been kudos because opposition. they said don't have enough players available. jacoby 19 disruptions of help to manchester city, increase bellied at the top of the table following a 63. when i left us at 6 points ahead of liverpool, we were unable to play that game against leads on sunday. do you see that outright in my sunnyvale squad, or let's get more on this now with international thought. we're journalist at gavin how was and he joins us from london, gavin chelsea's case and saying the situation isn't fair. do you think the integrity of the competition might be suffering if he's got a strong case because it's not clear, it's not clear the play, the teams are being treated equally and some teams. so having the games called off others or having to play the games. others are having to play with we can backroom stuff because their medical staff of tested positive all the coaching staff matessa posted does not just about the

they were without manager steven gerard, after he tested positive. and their next game on tuesday has been cooled off because opposition dates and don't have enough players available. you took over 90 . everybody thinks like, of course, when you read the met sheath and you read, read the names you, saint leger, everybody's there. 18 guys, top squad. and it's true if you, if you're, if you look in detail, you see that we are struggling and, and we're taking some, some huge risks. the disruption of how to manchester city increase their lead at the top of the table following a 63 win over lester. at 6 points ahead of liverpool, you are unable to play their game against leads on sunday due to that outbreak. and marcella fails his scores. we spoke to international football journalist gavin hamilton, who explains how a business considerations playing a big role in the premier leagues handling of the current crisis. it's not clear the play, the teams are being treated equally, some teams. so having that guns called off, others having to play the games. othe

joining me now is gerard grech, who's the chief executive of tech nation.ital adoption of existing as well as new services coming from new start—ups here in the uk and the uk has been really good at cultivating and growing fast growth take as nurses across the country in various sectors from that zero and intech and it has a strong history of being at the forefront of policy—making and helping to foster and entrepreneurial culture implementing all sorts of incentives from investors to tax credits for research and development and innovation. and what is really good news about this, it really is a record high in so many ways because the mid— jobs are being created across the country. we are seeing unicorns being created, $1 billion valued companies right across the country from manchester to belfast to bristol. �* . ., bristol. but if i could interrupt _ bristol. but if i could interrupt you - bristol. but ifi could interrupt you a - bristol. but ifi could i interrupt you a second, bristol. but ifi could - interrupt you a second, we are tied for time, we inte

. >> reporter: gerard called a failure for biden and rated his tuesday speech with a c-.in crisis in full force, president biden will be briefed by the white house task force on fixing it. >> what can we expect heading into the holidays? >> later this morning the president will leave with his supply chain disruptive task force and private-sector ceos. how is looking days before christmas and how long will it take to replenish depleted inventories after the holiday? there seems to be improvement, it could be a lot 6. ships have been pushed out to see so they are lining up and waiting to arrive at port to unload. the administration announcing incentives to hire more commercial truck drivers so christmas of 2021. i am thinking i can't get a test to see my family and i will give them an iou for the gifts they might have in june, this is nuts. todd: this is not going down in the memory books but we will see. president biden thinks he can get something done. >> president biden is optimistic build back better won't be built back bidder. >> did senator manchin break his commitmen

i love the gerard depardue film because it's in french. everything sounds better in french.." >> and now we have done one in which we sing. >> stephen: have you sung before? did you have a dad band or something like that? have you done any professional singing? >> no. >> stephen: how did you get-- how did-- what gave you the courage? because i've-- i'm not a singer. i like to sing. >> i'm not either. >> stephen: but i have been asked to do-- a little singing professionally, and it always is the most nerve-racking thing i can do having a camera pointed at me, because however you sing in that moment, that's it. >> that's it. you go flat, go flat. everybody knows it. it's terribly nerve-racking but you're surrounded by great singers and great musicians and they make you feel better. i like a mix of voices. it doesn't have to be perfect. the greatest singers aren't necessarily opera singers. they just have soul. i don't have any soul. i'm not saying that. >> stephen: i disagree. you bring your soul to the performance. >> right yut of but, you know, you sing from want heart, nina