gillie: you trust the navy. i don't. i would check it all.hink you'll have less and you may have some areas that will not have any, but i'll be darned if i take their word for it. daniel: they have taken a look at old records, which are incomplete, and has said, "this building, we don't have a record of radioactive use inside it. therefore there can't be any contamination near it." liz: daniel hirsch, a retired nuclear policy lecturer at uc santa cruz and vocal critic of the cleanup, says the navy should have tested everything to be sure. liz: how contaminated is it compared to other sites you've seen? daniel: so, it would be one of the handful of most contaminated nuclear sites in the country. under the superfund law guess who gets to be in charge of cleaning up the mess that the navy made? the navy. liz: we asked derek robinson about it. he is the navy's cleanup coordinator for hunter's point. liz: why not look at the entire site? derek: you look at sites that have the potential to have radiological contamination left behind. liz: robinson

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lauren: colin gillis, great day for you to come on and check in with us.n nine minutes. we have a market that is showing 4% and 5% gains across the board. looking at the major averages here, plus the russell 2000 as well as the dow transports, let's go downtown to kristina partsinevelos on the floor of the new york stock exchange. what do you make of this bounceback we're seeing in these final moments? reporter: look, it's 1500 points we have seen actually change from the negative on monday to the positive today. boxing day as it's known in the uk and canada. big sales day for retailers. seeing a lot of positivity right now. i asked traders around me what is causing these markets to move, and it seems some are just completely baffled by the movement. yes, you can attribute it, i know your guest just talked about retail sales and 5.1% higher for the holiday season, amazon doing really strong, the fact that there was kevin hassett earlier today, white house economic adviser, stating that jay powell is safe, he can't get fired. the president is not going to f

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crystal gillies woman has been staying here at at the anne harding cheshire home for several decades.t? for sure, they are just the best. i can't wait for them to get here. for some of the patients here, this might be the only visit they get during this christmas period, so the therapy dogs are brought here to bring about that christmas cheer. as christmas nears, this is the last visit of the year to this home and residents here have formed a special bond with the dogs and many look forward to more cuddles in the new year. the young academy players of norwich city have set their sights on scoring on the pitch and in the kitchen this christmas. the boys wanted to thank their parents, and host families for all their support this year so they decided to cook and serve christmas dinner for them with a little expert help from the club's owner, delia smith. tom williams has more. turkey, route vegetables, cranberry sauce. your department. tonight, delia smith's head chef becomes a head coaches players from norwich city academy takeover. what is it like working in delia's kitchen? it's diffe

this is the dickens lost portrait, painted by a scottish artist called margaret gillies.it? this is what he looked like when he wrote a christmas carol. this was him at 31 years old. and the intensity of those eyes, when you think about the campaigning in this book, this is what dickens looked like when he was writing it. it has been lost for 17a years. last on display at the royal academy in london in 18aa. and discovered earlier this year in a box ofjunk in south africa. quite amazing. now, for people who don't quite... well, they know the story, but what's the importance of christmas carol? the importance of a christmas carol is that dickens wanted to highlight child poverty, the iniquities of what was happening in britain in what has now become known as the hungry a0s. the whole message of this book really is encapsulated in the two children, ignorance and want, who appear with the second christmas ghost. they are the future of the country and dickens says, if you leave children to grow up in ignorance and deprivation, society is doomed. that was david sillitoe report

. >> i am donald gillis. i am in support of the project because of the housing. and i believe -- >> speak more into the mic. >> my family are pushed out and forced to move. they are being taken from the community they were born and raised in. and i am in support of doing more housing and maybe ending homelessness too. thank you. >> next speaker. i am going to call more names. (reading names) >> i was born and raised here also. and i understand the importance of the parks. but the shadowing will not affect it as much as people that need housing. this will provide -- we need housing, we need 15 units. i think it is really important versus the shadow thing. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good morning. i just would like to ask you to consider, you know, what it communicates, the project was rejected on account of the shadow. thank you. >> thank you. >> the next speaker. >> hello. goldman architects. i am adjacent to the project. i have a large dog. a greyhound. i use the park twice a day. i asked seamus if it would bother him. he was fine. i totally get the c

. ♪ otherwise known as gilly, well, he was back at russo's market in watertown, connecticut, singingred singing at the market last year, he was sponsored to go to the berkeley college of music. this year, he went back to the market to say thank you to his fans, sign autographs on his first album of christmas music. [ cheers and applause ] the gift of baritone came to the u.s. just three years ago, hoping the money he raises will be enough to pay for a second year of music school, saying that experience has changed his life. >> what a great kid. >> love it. >> thank you for that update. [ applause ] >>> we're going to move on now to our "gma" cover story. president george h.w. bush not only had an extraordinary life, but also an incredible love story. his wife, barbara, by his side for more than 70 years. she was the love of his life and his fiercest defender. it was a love story that spanned seven decades. george herbert walker bush and barbara pierce, teenage sweethearts, married in january, 1945, and over the years became parents to six children. future president george w. bush, fu

(cheering) m gillis: and then the reagan era ushered in tax cuts for the wealthy, and a wave of deregulation.hehareholders started exerting more influence on the way companies d business. >> you had bankers sitting in new york, corporate executives, boards f away from these communities, that thought, you know, labor was expendable. and unfortunately, we have this idea that what's good for wall stet is good for everybody else. (trading bell ringing) wall street was puing a lot of companies to offload labor costs from their balance sheet, outsource jobs abroad. >> macgillis: in 1993, bill clinton signed nafta, which sped the flight of many auto-partse makers from thyton area to mexico-- a deal esident trump has since been harshly critical of. >> the worst trade deal ever made by any country, i think, in the world. >> macgillis: but many economists say that the biggest hiamon manufacturing areas c in 2ed0, when china was admitt to the world trade organization, which still echoes today in the trade war between the u.s. and china. >>edhen globalization happen, anen the loss of the domin of organized

gulliver and his daughter gilly are in the land of the giants. hello there, little bedbugs. i hear you have prepared a special song for me? like we have a choice. your highness, i am afraid there's been a small misunderstanding. you see, we do know how to play the piano, but we are not used to such a big one, you see. the peasant promised you would play the piano for me. yes, but... and when promises are not kept it makes my heart so sad, and when my heart gets sad i start crying, and when i start crying... please, don't cry. forget what i said. we will play a song, just as you were promised. 0k? you may. thanks. here we go. ready? ready. 0k. applause. i'm going to call up one of the people behind this a ar show from israel, please welcome sasha kreindlin. thank you so much. can you explain whatjust happened? what we did is, we created the tools to incorporate ar into the live show. this tool allows the artist to focus not only on the stage but the entire venue as your canvas. if everybody turned their head while the scene was going on, there is

it's a miniature by the scottish artist margaret gillies, recently discovered in south africa.ndon. people can donate via the dickens museum website, and the dickens lost portrait could come home. thank you very much indeed. well, there it is. 175 years on, a memory of what has become, well, christmas tradition. that's david sillitoe. a youtube blogger from hemel hempstead is battling the pop star ariana grande for the christmas number one. mark hoyle, otherwise known as ladbaby, is currently second in the charts — just a thousand sales off the top spot. his single, we built this city on sausage rolls, is raising money for the trussell trust, who run food banks across the country. before we speak to mark, let's have a listen. # if you've never had one # and don't recognise the taste # it's a cylindrical bit of pork wrapped in a puff pastry case # beige, baked, and golden # holier than grace # grab it whilst it's piping hot and # shove it in your face! # they're party—sized to foot—long # listen to your belly groan # don't you remember? # we built this city on sausage rolls... m

which brought protesters into the streets and airport waiting rooms until a few months ago little of gillis stayed with his mother in yemen growing thinner sicker and sharing hospitals with thousands of victims of the war in yemen. desperate ali brought his son to cairo and then the u.s. for care what my son going through. it's really hard for him i mean he was the number from the mother and then his face in there it's just it's crazy you know no matter what color you are. family should be together no matter what this fault of dilla stopped breathing on his own then closed his eyes for the last time and stop responding entirely doctors say the end is days away a bill is strength in the speed of his mother's plane will determine whether on wednesday evening the hudson family will get that chance john hendren al-jazeera oakland california the u.s. federal reserve has raised the key interest rate for the fourth time this year in a move that is likely to anger president trump the central bank raised interest rates by quarter of a percent from two point two five to two point five percent but for