mouth wash. >> that's the goody bag. they put eight of them together.t to give them out. >> hello. >> we have a little goody bag if you guys would like one. >> what's your name? >> they just don't hand them to people. they start talking to them and start asking them about their story. >> something so simple. you know what i mean, it's just give a little bit of love to someone. >> you never know how a care package like this could potentially change the course of someone's life. >> i've been homeless for four years. >> how long have you been here? >> a year? >> no problem. take care of yourself, okay. >> they wanted to give back in a tangible way that they could possibly get back on their feet and take care of themselves. they said they gave away four bags. only three people agreed to be on camera. but they were grateful that the. show some love. >> show some love. >>> what is this? he's having a tough time with the snow did you know that people born from 1945 through 1965 have the highest rates of hepatitis c, but most don't know they're infected? people

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the traditional christmas market where we went there to see what kind of goodies are on offer. the brandenburg gate not the famous one and put the smaller one. the small town relatively tranquil. for the holiday season the series of russian rulers shaped from the eighteenth century until one thousand nine hundred eighteen one of the most important european states. has been rebuilt so has the palace. vests a great deal and preserving its heritage. you can recognize the influence of the various kings on today's potsdam. it was a seat of royal power to one nine hundred eighteen so the city had to be made beautiful. visual character the city has inherited from its history makes it very welcoming and attractive. of many people want to restore and preserve that. is that. the holiday season is peace. season for pastry chefs they make sweet cakes typical of the region and pretty leans a favorite is a bust of the famous prussian queen louisa. the fig one is in the tradition of course the figures are closely tied into the history of pots and since louisa was a very positive figure custom

somebody has brought in goodies. somebody has brought in goodies.ally give them christmas baby names as well? i don't think so. i guess some people maybe get holly or whatever but i don't think we have had any christmassy names yet. that is lovely, what about your own celebrations, you are working, but will you get a chance to be with yourfamily? will you get a chance to be with your family? i am working all day today but i am celebrating christmas tomorrow with some family and going tomorrow with some family and going to scotland for new year to celebrate with my family and friends therefore new year. absolutely lovely. is there a lot of pressure on the mums to make sure the baby is born on christmas day rather than on either side? i don't think so. babies don't know it's christmas, they come when they want to. whatever day it comes, it is special so it doesn't matter. i am married toa so it doesn't matter. i am married to a christmas day baby. thank you very much indeed. it is lovely to speak to people like you who are doing an incredible job spea

what do you want a goody electricity from the grid can go out at any time where a solar electricity is reliable the sun god shines for everybody and doesn't care if you're rich or poor. if you can't pay your electricity bill power is cut off. with solar lamps you buy them once and then you can relax. he's a bit more a human is wants them from mexico as well. boy. i have no idea what i'll be able to earn now but what matters once that is that i've learned so much. will get them the people at home will see that i can do good work. it's been quite a sacrifice to come here to learn something new and it out one way or. the indian government funds the women's project and when they return home after six months they have enough stories to tell to last a lifetime. getting vulnerable people back to work and giving them a sense of dignity and purpose that's what the sun pattern yano recovery community is about to close of the italian seaside resort of rimini it employs former drug addicts to work and the state's bakery its dairy farm and vignettes cloudier was a drug he was there for seventeen ye

well the away goody electricity from the grid can go out at any time whereas solar electricity is reliable the sun god shines for everybody and doesn't care if you're rich or poor. if you can't pay your electricity bill power is cut off. with solar lamps you buy them once and then you can relax a little. piece of human is slim for mexico as well. place in the the app i have no idea what i'll be able to a now but what matters is that i've learnt so much. get them the people at home will see that i can do good luck. it's been quite a sacrifice to come hang out to learn something new what happened then and one way or. the indian government funds the women's project and when they return home after six months they have enough stories to tell to last a lifetime. that's your business update for you thanks for keeping us company. for. our german christmas party express. music stressed out sense this streets of markets here in the east and is the perfect christmas setting. what's the secret behind this you will tart magic. finds the right recipe. next. trash into treasure. most of what we throw awa

well your way goody electricity from the grid can go out at any time where a solar electricity is reliable the sun god shines for everybody and doesn't care if you're rich or poor. if you can't pay your electricity bill power is cut off. with solar lamps you buy them once and then you can relax. trainee isabel more in many ways wants them back home in mexico as well place the the apple i have no idea what i'll be able to earn now but what counts is that i've learned so much. they will get the people at home will see that i can do good work. it's been quite a sacrifice to come here and learn something new that africa or not but indeed i one way or. the indian government funds the project when the women return home after six months they'll have stories to tell and skills to light up their villages . and that ends our roundup of the week's business stories. did you do in the answers or are transforming the world of humanity ready for it. this time in a. country where lights go something like. the township an explicit about the basic technology replace plastic. like some kind of. drug infested

all over the world since two thousand and three would you know would put your board well you were a goody electricity from the grid can go out at any time where a solar electricity is reliable the sun god shines for everybody and doesn't care if you're rich or poor. if you can't pay your electricity bill power is cut off. with solar lamps you buy them once and then you can relax. trainee isabel more in many ways wants them back home in mexico as well boy in the i have no idea what i'll be able to earn now but what counts is that i've learned so much yellow gable get that people at home will see that i can do good work i mean i say well it's been quite a sacrifice to come here and learn something new that us all out but indeed i one way of. the indian government funds the project when the women return home after six months they'll have stories to tell and skills to light up their villages and that ends our roundup of the week's business stories. the funny. reliable data to. use distance for classic statistics. automotive shifts. most of automotive history. the triumph. of. their music give

their own elected goody two shoes is the only thing that they were able to go through what you did on this program all that. and you've been speaking with voters at the polling stations what to they want from the next president. most of them one someone who will bring change to social the level they want to have a better life access to two studies as good as life and to have a job most of them were thinking outside of the polling station that they are very tired of this kind of life they want someone with green change and also like. ties also shows i think of their life you can judge and also your entire country does the opposition stand a chance against can be as proud to say i turn a we don't know exactly they have a chance i think the wise would be maybe to wait for their oficial result we'd be given credible collation around six don't generate but for the moment let's wait and see words how the election we go and what should be the result and when can we expect those results the results of fission results expected for the sake of generating but some of the people say maybe two mor

and facebook has long portrayed itself as this goody goody company. we see the delivery system for so much of this that is really bad. >> yeah. you know, people can quit twitter. there is not a law that you have to be on twitter. i have been liberated. it is so liberating. >> when did you go off? >> a year and a half ago i publically broke off with twitter, and it has been liberating. i'm just recommending it if people feel overwhelmed. >> i thought there was a law you had to be on it. >> no, there is not a law. okay, everybody. thank you very much. >>> next, we do have much more on the russian trolls, exactly how they have tried to permeate your brain. we're going to show you all of the things that probably popped up on your social media feed and what to look out for. >>> russian trolls are still trying to control your thinking and gin up your outrage today. and you need to know exactly what you're seeing on your facebook feed and on twitter because it is all still there. a new target, special counsel robert mueller. all of this according to a new re

fact, i would argue for the us, what they are hoping for out of the anniversary speeches for more goodies handed over. because the negotiations between the two sides are meant to start injanuary and the hope is that china would be more conciliatory early so that they could really show signs of delivering things, and that didn't happen. so i think this is not likely to result in good things. as you see with the us continuing to mmp you see with the us continuing to ramp up pressure, on huawei, et cetera. as i mentioned, the first of march as the new date. what will happen then? if they don't have a resolution, then on two march, ta riffs resolution, then on two march, tariffs on the united states on $200 billion worth of us goods jumped from 10% to 20% and interestingly the united states trade representative's office, the trade ministry, had an announcement out that they were prepared to do that and that announcement just that they were prepared to do that and that announcementjust got pulled from the us site. so it was up pulled from the us site. so it was up last week and it has mysterio

>> i'm harvey levin, this is the story of a small-town texas girl who transformed herself from a goody jaclyn smith lived a sheltered life growing up about her big break on "charlie's angels" put her way outside her comfort zone. >> would you consider yourselves

trebek. ( applause ) it's nice to reach a point in your career where you start getting a lot of goodiesd vision sponsorship is someone like you taking that child's hand and walking with them over time. helping them take the first steps toward health and strength. you have done an incredible amount of philanthropic work. i wanna go through some of the things you've done. world vision, which i got involved with in the early 80s, the days of that great famine in ethiopia, they started sending me all over the world to record these little vignettes. these stories about kids in dire straits in order to raise money for their campaign of child sponsorship. and i was involved with world vision for 25 years, and still am. tell me about the village you adopted in zambia. again, that was through world vision, and they had a village of about 1,700 people that got their drinking water, their cooking water, their washing water from this little spring that was where cattle used to go to drink also, so it was semi-polluted. and i adopted the village and we built two school houses, a medical facility, th

. >>> santa is bringing lots of toys and goodies. you can track santa online. this is norad's official santa tracker. government authorities are monitoring his every move. you can see he is in the middle east. he is near iraq. you can go to abc7news.com abc7o track it as he makes his way through the bay area. by the time he gets here the rain should subside a little bit, right? >> shouldbe around midnight. up in the north bay 9:00. here's your receipt. have a nice day! thank you. ♪ ♪ start the car! start the car! start the car! start the car! the ikea winter sale. wooooooo! save up to 50% off select items in store only december 26th to january 6th. ikea. our returning contestant, hasng enough to see the $1 million wts [drae a millionaire." hey, everybody. welcome to

beyond bringing the goodies, do you have other jobs that you do up here?ad to them, and a lot of the families like to talk and i'm a pretty good listener. >> healing sick children is the purpose of this place. you feel it on every floor, especially in the neonatal icu where someabies are so small they are weighed in grams, not pounds. >> will tell you that the two days that i come into the hospital are the best part of my week. ♪ you make me happy when skies are gray ♪ >> retiree davehmdeut has been holding little babying here for 13 years. ncing as you exper hold him? >> i think i get more out of it than he does. these babies need to be held. they like the sense of touch. >> you lookpyo h the men are well acquainted. >> we really do get but we are opposites. d i couldn'to what he does. >> some of their friends don't get it. >> when i started coming here, they said what do you do there? i told them. i said i hold babies, i t peeed peed on, i get puked on. i love ia >> i have t of patience. >> patience and an understanding that sometims the kid who come in

and he has some other goodies. tell he's encountered this man before because he knows his name. >> i stopped o out here to wish you a merry christmas. there's a turkeyer soda, and when is the last time you got a present? i got you a present. >> these officers realize these people living on the streets they feel bad for them. they turn around and go back to help him just like everyday people. >> there's a gift for you. >> little aiden is bothered. he's too cute and he knows it. the thing is is little aiden is just being a 1-year-old toddler. they are exploring things. they are learning. and mom and dad have to try to be mom and dad and guide him to do things correctly. to which he responds well. he's listening. until he's not. >> so you can hear mom cracking up in the background. they know they have their hands full with this one. >> come here. can you come to daddy? >> no. >> the thing is aiden has better things to do like learn iing th he's very flexible and improving his moto >> who you got a problem with, man? i

. >> you are for good government but not goody-goodies. >> if you made it through a few confirmationings, anybody can. >> any didn't see my high school year book. >> somebody like barr is a very talented man. he made an important decision. he recommended to president bush to pardon wine wine burger and five others on the closing day of the campaign. he does not like the special prosecutor. if he gets through, that mind-set, we should not have a special prossecutoprosecutor. would he make the right decision if the president decided to pardon some of these people or will he basically take the special prosecutor? mueller comes under his control if he gets to be the attorney general and he can review it and where it goes and what it does. jardiance asked: when it comes to managing your type 2 diabetes, what matters to you? step up to the stage here. feeling good about that? let's see- most of you say lower a1c. but only a few of you are thinking about your heart. fact is, even though it helps to manage a1c, type 2 diabetes still increases your risk of a fatal heart attack or stroke. jard

to eat, goodies, of course, that were good for you, as determined by the senator. and then he had that very soft voice and he would bring people to order. it was a very respectful situation where we are trying to put together a bill, see if we could move it and work with our colleagues across the aisle. and he had such a soft voice that on occasion i found out it was best to sit in the back of that conference room and look right at him so i could tell precisely what he was saying because he never rose -- i mean -- he never used his voice in a way that was high pitched or whatever. it was very calm, reasoned, and that's that demeanor that everybody -- he acted like a hollywood version of a senator. the tax cuts and jobs act probably would not have come to pass without the leadership of orrin hatch. boy, was that an effort. and we went through the trials and tribulations of tough arguments on both sides. but we always kept in the committee with him at the helm a posture of at least trying to work together. had some tough issues. and at the end of it, there were quite

. >> we have some of your products here,granola, chocolate chip cookies and other goodies.ake these? >> they do. everything that you see in front of you is made in our kitchen by hand, by body our trainees as well as our graduates that we've employed to help run the program nows well. >> yell the products? >> we do, yes. in area stores, through our website. we ship anywhere in the country. >> tell us how your program works. >> it's an eight-week program. as mentioned, the women start in thve kitchen morning. in the afternoon we go into class me. we teach the serve space certification, a nationally recognized food safety certification that every service establishment needs to have people on hand to have that training so it can help youet in thedoor, it can help you get higher wages. we do empowerment group and life skills as well. a little bit of everything. it's a holistic program. we talk about everything from anger and trauma to communication styln, negotiat skills, financial literacy, and pairingith a job counselor to work one on one on resume writing, searching and appl

when you go, they pride themselves southerners on being hospitable so they had goodies and barbeque sauce and treats that were from texas inside. and then inside the bag for the relatives who were from out of town for this reunion. i mean, it was such an interesting history -- and they collected this material so i found out about the family history. they are very proud of it. and, so, the community for me, my community, has to do with a lot to do with my ancestors that i reclaimed my ancestors who i never knew about. but i am very proud of them. they were -- they started the first synagogue in austin. and they are, you know, down to earth, ethical people, and they were pardon working and smart and utterly -- i mean they were -- they pros sperred in-- prospered in spite of anti- semitism in texas. >> it's interesting you come to judeish as an adult. you came really with your full selves certainly with your life experience. >> yes. >> and i am wondering if you can talk -- it's a big question but talk a little bit about how you brought yourself to that point in time to judaism and how then t

a spacex dragon cargo ship delivered holiday goodies earlier this month, including smoked turkey, greenole and candied yams. they will decorate shortbread and butter cookies with icing for dessert. >>> the holiday season is time to spend with loved ones. for those who serve and their families it can be a tough time of the year. in profiles in service we spotlight americans who dedicate their lives to helping others. now we want to take a look back at some of the people we introduced you to this year and there is a theme. women who inspire. we went to the citadel in south carolina to watch cadet colonel sarah zorn in action. zorn is the first woman to lead the cadets in the military academy's 176-year history. and jan crawford boarded the "uss abraham lincoln" to meet captain amy bauer schmidt. the first woman in navy history to hold the title of executive officer of a nuclear warship. we met the easter sisters. their family's tradition service dates back at least 100 years. and we climbed to the top of the brooklyn bridge for a training exercise with detective tina guererro. she is the

. >> now your accuweather forecast, and there's no returns when it comes to other goodies. let's look at live doppler 7, we have an isolated shower showing up. let's get you in to where it's raining. right around felton, and the santa cruz melton, and showers, south bay, spotty, and light from santa clara to campbell, you will notice street level radar, heading in to pierce road, still seeing drops late last night, it started coming down hard. let's take a look at rainfall totals. they fell where we expected. a.10 to half an inch. a third of an inch in san francisco. and oakland, .39, and concoward, .18, and now, our our attention turns from rain to surf. watch out, the surf is building until noon friday, we have a beach hazard statement, up to ten foot swells are expected out of the west northwest. there's a possibility for uniquunique -- for sneaker wave. it's light snow showers at this time, a live look in the bay area. look at the beautiful post sunset sky righty now. temperatures are 54. oakland and san francisco, 56. and it's 54 in half moon bay. uniform numbers. stil

the traditional christmas market we went there to see what kind of goodies are on offer.he brandenburg gate not the famous one in berlin but the smaller one. of the state of . the small town is relatively tranquil even gets for the holiday season a series of russian rulers shaped from the eighteenth century until one thousand nine hundred eighteen one of the most important european states the city. has been rebuilt so has the. vest a great deal in preserving its heritage. you can recognize the influence of the various kings on today's potsdam. it was a seat of royal power till one nine hundred eighteen so the city had to be made beautiful. essentially the visual character of the city is inherited from its history makes it very welcoming and to try. to us of many people want to restore and preserve that. more french than dutch is the country so the felisa tops the holiday season is peak season for pastry chefs they make sweet cakes typical of the region and pretty leans a favorite is a bust of the famous prussian queen louisa. the fifty one senators of course the figures a

in addition to the declines we are seeing in a goodies, you can see a bit of a flight to safety -- goldetting a dip, also some movements back into treasuries after folks moved out and of course, crude oil and wti down about 2.4%. the bloomberg dollar index is down about one half a percentage point right now. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: as credit losses pile up, one bond guru is dismissing credit talks. investors can relax -- credit quality is the best it has been in decades. let's bring in bloomberg's corporate finance reporter, molly smith. markets, someakes people saying get defensive, come up in quality, and on this side, bond investors say no, now is the time to get on some more high yields. why so optimistic? speaking with mickelson, he has to be one of the more upbeat people on the street i have spoken to. this is his call of the year, to hang in there with investment-grade debt and spreads to rally a bit, that in the longer-term there might be some pain ahead but when you are looking at the fundamental picture, company earnings are very strong. earnings are growing at a steady,

there is no conflict which is simple goodies versus baddies it's always more complicated than that. and i'd add one more thing find a good safe to tell. when the shots came from the holiday inn we heard critics we heard some noise. this was no no sniper alley one of the most dangerous intersections in saudi but. it didn't come in through the front entrance was what happened to the people who were shot they came into the wrong and the nightly part of took pics of the furniture to do we can remember so that's good there are a lot of sarajevo holiday and war hotels on al-jazeera. al-jazeera is a very important force of information for many people around the world when all the cameras are gone i'm still here go into areas that nobody else is going to talk to people that nobody else is talking to and bringing that story to the forefront. i'm richelle carey and these are the top stories on al-jazeera the u.s. senate has delivered a stinging message to donald trump for backing saudi arabia senators passed a resolution to end military support for the saudi moronic coalition fighting the war

. >> the family has put out goodies since thanksgiving. they got the doorbell camera a year ago for safety but are happy to be catching happier video. >>> coming up, hundreds of santas catch some waves. stay with us, we'll be right back. i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. breaking from a holiday tradition. why his holiday greeting to the troops in the combat zone isn )t sitting well with >>> tonight at 6:00, president trump taking heat for breaking from a holiday greeting. why it is not sitting well with some. that story and more tonight at 6:00. >>> finally tonight at 5:00, while santa was busy bringing gifts to girls and boys around the world, nearly 600 people dressed like him hit the waves. take a look. off the coast of cocoa beach, florida, surfing santas. it raises money for local charities. surfing santas. i like saying that. thi

there is no conflict which is simple goodies versus baddies it's always more complicated than that. and i'd add one more thing find a good safe to tell. when the shots came from the holiday and we heard cracks we heard some noise. this was no in a sniper alley from the most dangerous intersections in saudi arabia. he didn't come in through the front entrance that was what happened to the people who were shot they came into the wrong and the nightly pyrotechnics of the furniture to the cameraman shifts get the hell out of here sorry a vow holiday and war hotels on our jazeera. we understand the differences and the similarities of cultures across the world. so many times when you call home al-jazeera international bringing the news and current of films that matter to. al-jazeera. french police search for a gunman after a christmas market shooting leaves at least three people dead. and sammy's a dan this is out just zero live from doha also coming up after more than a week behind bars the chief financial officer of chinese telecom giant while way is out on bail. murdered saudi writer j

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a basket of goodies to keep him busy during his chemo treatments, and a vehicleweek's ca -- vacation a lot to say, but sometime us don't need words to tell you h youfeel. what do you think of the people turning out for you tonight? thum now, i can't say too much about it, because i don't want to ruin the surprise, but something elsb ng planned to make this a special christmas for ethan. let's jt say it involves some caroling. in haymarket, virginia, darcy spencer, news 4. >> goet n. rocking that police cap. >> and what a huge crowd. that's wonderful. >> big deal. >> soer- and they -- had to dress warmly -- >> yeah. >> to stand around for that tonight. >> not as long tonight as it's goingo be the next couple of nights. we saw a high today of 62, itul was beautut there earlier. what a way to start off a work week and what a way to start off a nice warm stretch -- never mind. we hit 58 yesterday, 62 today. that was the warmest since november 7th. we have not seen much in the w of warm air at all. look at those highs. mostly in the 50s. lowell low 60s. a lot colthr now. cold air is movin

drunk driving this holiday weekend. ( marty ) and before you indulge in all of those tasty holiday goodies, we'll have what you need to know to maintain your weight and your health, heading into the new year. (ácommercialá) ( marty ) and here's a new ailment that is a sign of the times. a san francisco doctor says he's seeing a rise in "selfie wrist." it's the name given to a numbness and tingling sensation people feel in their fingers and wrists. it sometimes develops into sharp pain. dr. levi harrison says "selfie wrist" is caused by hyper-flexing your wrist inwards to capture a perfect selfie angle. last summer, kim kardashian said she wasn't taking selfies anymore because of the condition. but her doctor says selfie wrist is caused by holding devices for too long without moving. ( marty ) as we head to break, here's a live look outside... golden gate bridge.. toss to toss to weather. weather. toss to toss to weather. ( marty ) ( marty ) ( marty ) on the roads this weekend. the c-h-p and bay area police departments are stepping up patrols in an effort to crack down on drunk driving duri

yes it is goodie wife good. she hurts them in their own shape so she has come to them in the spirit and tormenting them in the spirit realm but it could have physical consequences. so what you think is going on here when tituba testifies to seeing these things , sort of in the spirit realm? does she believe this? what do you think? this is speculative and no wrong answer, but do you have something? >> i don't think she actually believes in what they believe in. i think she is manipulating them because she does not want to be a slave anymore. >> okay. maybe telling them what they want to hear. >> yes. >> also, it is bad news if you are goodie good to get accused like that. so maybe there are people they are trying to settle scores with. do you think that most of these accusations are people who are thinking consciously that i am going to lie about the accusations? again, there is no right answer on this. this is speculative. or do you think there are people who are so deeply convinced that witchcraft -- this is a

sreenivasan: finally tonight, just in time for christmas, a spacex capsule made its delivery he holiday goodies to t international space station this weekend. dinner will include smoked ,rkey, green bean cassero candied yams, cranberry sauce and fruitcake. of course, the spacex delivery also included equipment and materials for scientificd research on boe space station. this edition of "pbs newshour weekend." i'm hari sreenivasan.th ks for watching. have a good night. captioning sponsored by wnet * captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. sue and edgar wachenheim iii. seton melvin. the cheryl and philip milstein family. dr. p. roy vagelos and diana t. vagelos. the j.p.b. foundation. rosalind p. walter. barbara hope zkerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement prtsod that's why we're your retirement company. ditional support has bee provided by: f and by the corporati public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewe

there is no conflict which is simple goodies versus baddies it's always more complicated than that. and i'd add one more thing find a good safe to tell. xenophobia violent and beating the drum for an ethnic civil war in the heart of europe. al-jazeera infiltrates one of the continent's past describing far right organizations and exposes links to members of the european parliament and marina pans national party generation hate. part one of a special two part investigation on al jazeera an investigation into the real powers that control the world health organization their obligation to their shareholders completely overwhelms any consideration of public health can they be trusted with building a healthier future if their loyalty becomes questionable reason the people that are part of the h one n one porsche isn't getting much difficulty for you now they w h o yes there's jazz who says don't hear terms of trust that you trust who on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. following civil robin this is the al-jazeera news our allies were headquarters here in doha coming up in the next sixty min

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. >> the family has been putting out the goodies since thanksgiving. they say they got the doorbell camera more than a year ago for safety, but they're happy to be capturing more positive videos. >> pretty cool. >> i love that. i mean, those people are angels for delivering. >> speaking of angels, look at these beautiful angels here! this morning a gift that any parent would love. look at these little babies here. these are brand-new babies, and parents. they're tucked into these stockings. the medical center for women and children in honolulu are celebrating the holiday by providing the babies with home made items. they were made by volunteers there. many of those babies were born within the last few days, and will soon get to head home. but, of course, keep the stockings. >> the best stocking stuffer, as we have been saying. >>> and the cherry on top is from hawaii. now back to california. beautiful weather here on this christmas. >> yeah. >> and we all have kari hall to thank for it. >> yeah. i'll take the credit today. nice little christmas gift. h

enough to see us through to the 5th of may, so if we don't have enough forage we can't feed all the goodies the end of their productive lives, they will go for meat earlier than they have to. and what happens is that next year when we have the forage we then won't have the livestock because it takes two years before an animal starts producing milk. so farmers have acted as a community and worked out a solution tojonathan‘s problem — his friend tom is converting a poor bean crop into animal fodder for the first time. the year has been unbelievably in terms of the weather patterns we have experienced all in one year. some tremendous difficulties with people not getting the yield from their grasses and so the winter feed is massively short and we have got to get there. some people will still be short when we get there but we are trying to work with the livestock farmers to balance that out, that is what we are trying to achieve. this is how it is harvested, the whole bean plant is gathered, finely chopped and then fed into a huge airtight bag to be used as needed through the winter. it is not

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but the overseas players will be counting more than their prep my blessings once festive goodies are of money there. it's over three years since sir ap mccoy retired from professional racing, but next week the 20—time champion jockey will be back in the saddle for a charity event at the olympia horse of the year show. ahead of that mccoy, has been giving a few tips to some of the next generation ofjockeys. nick hope reports from ascot. all ever wanted to do was be a jockey. retirement as hard, when you are lucky to win of those big sporting events, to try and find something that will replace the buzz. he clearly misses the thrill of racing but he has discovered a new passion by guiding some of the next generation ofjockeys, he will be in the shetland pony grand national next week. it is great to get kids involved in our sport and if you can give a little bit back and get those kids in, it is brilliant. it was really exciting to meet the champion jockey. every part of this needs to be taken, like all the others at this point. he told us his tactics as a jockey and the start and end it

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