there was no sign of halee.e you thinking, "they think i might be involved in halee's murder"? >> yeah. >> reporter: jake told police he hadn't seen halee that night, but isaiah had told him where he'd taken her. to a local park, a few miles from the soccer field. >> he told me he dropped her off and he went on a separate way because she wanted to go there to meet somebody. >> reporter: that didn't sound right to jake. >> i feel like he wasn't that type of person to let her be there alone at that time of night. he was way too overprotective. >> something wasn't adding up for you. >> not at all. >> reporter: and there was something else that bothered him. jake told police that the isaiah he knew had always been a stand-up guy. but recently he'd heard stories about isaiah stealing from people. >> his roommate was telling me, he owes us rent, he stole my tv. and i said, "he did what?" >> reporter: oh, my gosh. so he was on a downward spiral. >> something was going on. >> reporter: isaiah had been borrowing money, t

alex hales making 35 for syd ney busy.second highest score of the day. big hitting, eventually bowled. 0liver davies hitting 48 from just 23 balls. they posted 209—8. the renegades came nowhere near it in reply. alex hales in the end took the catch that ended the innings and a bit of revenge, the innings and a bit of revenge, the man who bowled, hales removing. and finally, anthonyjoshua and then joejoyce have won heavyweight medals for great britain at the last two olympic games and both times frazer clarke was the man to miss out on a place. but the 29—year—old believes his time will finally come in tokyo next year. that said, he's been telling our 0lympics reporter nick hope that at one stage during lockdown, when the games were postponed, he did think about abandoning his dream. i don't know what i did in my past life, but, you know, someone has had it in for me! i knew if it was going to happen any year, it was going to be the year i was going to go to the olympic games. how have you coped? not well. it's been difficu

and alex hales has nudged the england selectors again with a rapid half century to help sydney thunderlbourne stars in the big bash league. hales is a t20 specialist but hasn't featured for england since failing a recreational drugs test before last year's world cup. 10 west indies players have opted out of their tour to bangladesh in the new year beacuse of covid—related concerns. kraigg brathwaite will now lead the team for two tests and jason mohammed will be skipper for the three one—dayers after getting bowled out for 36 and well beaten in the first test, india have turned it around against australia, levelling the series. they won by 8 wickets in melbourne with a day to spare. drew savage reports. from offal in adelaide, to marvellous in melbourne. the hugs, the handshake say at all, in india side that had just made a different kind of cricket history. i think this will go down as one of the great comebacks in the history of the game. to be bowled overfor 36 and then into days to get up and be ready to punch is outstanding. and punch they did. the first breakthrough came from jas

dick clark's new year's rockin' eve and this morning lucy hale it tell us all about it.ar. thanks for having me. >> you are a beacon of light an hope because you will help us bring in 2021. how does it feel to be back with the show. >> you know. >>> this year was so challenging and crazy and didn't know up until recently if this was even happening. as always i'm grateful to be back. this is my fifth year, second in times square and will look a little different but will still try to kick start the new year with hope and positivity. thrilled to be here. >> definitely going to be a show unlike any of those before. so tell us what are your last-minute prep rations? what will you do in the last few hours. >> i saw on what you showed it's raining. i haven't been outside. i didn't know that. you know, what's so fun about live tv you can rehearse and rehearse and everything sort of changes, this year there won't be crowds so we'll have to bring energy in different ways and a have a lot more performances, president-elect joe biden, ryan will be talking to him and to future first

we'll hear from lucy hale.st mike says it will be a nice day today. >> we're starting off much milder than yesterday thanks to the clouds over us earlier. clearing out now. temperatures will drop another 5 or 6 degrees. right now mainly in the mid-to upper 40s in the east bay neighborhoods. you can see some low 40s in napa and santa rosa where the clouds have cleared out. the rest of us are in the mid to upper 40s. san jose, it's a little slippery there. rain falling on 87. we'll get to sue and see if there are any issues with your commute. it's going to be pretty good today, slightly breezy once in a while. let's jump ahead to normal night. another nocturnal storm, this one coming ing in a couple hour later and just as weak. it's the weakest storm to start 2021. let's talk about today. you can see a mix of sun and clouds. more sun than clouds. then you can see as we head through friday up until 5:00, we're fine. then those showers move into the north bay. they're in the heart of the bay by midnight. then they'

lucy hale will tell us what we can expect on the show tonight with ryan seacrest and who and how the first responders and front line workers will be >>> oh, hi there. let's talk about what's going on as far as our weather out there. we had a earthquake this morning, 3.6 off the coast there, about four miles away. as far as what's going to happen the rest of today, we have plenty of sunshine. a few high clouds, a dry ending to 2020. a dry beginning until tomorrow night. look at those storms coming into our forecast. jobina? >> thank you. >>> it's out with the old and in with the new this new year's eve. today is goodwill's annual donate-a-thon. you can drop off donations including toys, clothes, electronics and household goods. goodwill says your donations make a lasting impact on the lives of employees. the donate-a-thon runs from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. that is at the goodwill on wisconsin street. >>> in the east bay, the community is coming together to help a nurse who was hit by a rock driving to work. the rock the size of a grapefruit went through her wind she'll and hit her face.

grace elizabeth hale. she is the commonwealth professor of american history at the university of virginia, where she specializes in u.s. culture history, the history of the american south and the history of popular music. she's the author of three books, all critically acclaimed. the latest is "cool town, how athens, georgia changed american culture," and she's also the author of "a nation of outsiders, how the white middle class fell in love with rebellion in postwar america," published in 2011. and her first book, "making whiteness, the culture of segregation in the south, 1890 to 1940" published in 1998. welcome and thank you for joining us. >> stan, really great to be here. thanks for having me. >> absolutely. we're going to begin, this is a big topic, we talked about this before, this is a huge, broad topic we can drill down. we're going to start very broadly. i'm going to ask you a question that will seem very broad. we'll drill down a bit, but you have written extensively about postwar american cult

so, i went to hales corner.e i was there, some woman comes barging in, rushes by the counter, and i actually said, "ma'am, you cannot go back there." she said, "yes, i can. i'm grace." so, that's number one. she proceeded to tell me she was the director of operations. you didn't tell me that. she told me she still worked there. you didn't tell me that. dave: what you have to understand, it was really awkward. lemonis: i can't work in an environment where you and i just can't be straight the whole time. dave: mm. problem. lemonis: you should be very careful about what you're saying. grace: you need to be brought out and be told, "it's not okay to treat people like that." it's not. how dare you! damom, look!get sare you okay?? head home this holiday with the one you love. visit your local mercedes-benz dealer today for exceptional lease and financing offers at the mercedes-benz winter event. lemonis: i can't work in an environment where you and i just can't be straight the whole time. dave: mm. problem. lemonis: y

next university professor grace elizabeth hale looks at the cold war era and its influence unpopular quarter. the uva club of savannah cohost the event and provided the video. this is one in a series of conversations on the cold war, 75 years after began. >> good afternoon welcome to this virtual program on the cold war and popular culture. i am stan deaton with the georgia historical society and we are pleased to partner with the uva club of savannah. this conversation, the last of three with esteemed faculty is part of the historical societies festival, it's focused on the 75th anniversary of the beginning of the cold war. our guest today is grace elizabeth hale, she is the commonwealth professor of american studies and american history at the university of virginia where she specializes in 20th century cultural history, the history of the south and popular music. she is the author of three books, all critically acclaimed, her latest is entitled cool town, how athens georgia lunch the alternative scene and changed culture published by the university of north carolina. she is the au

next to him is congressman hale boggs of louisiana who was prominent in the democratic leadership of the house. and was very close to john kennedy. >> we are 50 years later. how should we mark that day? they were anniversary of the release of the warrant report. >> we should mark it with mixed feelings. unhappily, this report that was hailed at the time as the definitive report of this kennedy sassy ideation and the questions asked about the kennedy assassination appears not to have been that. it is remarkable to discover that the president who received the report that day, lyndon johnson, ultimately decided the warren commission had it wrong. at the end of his life, lyndon johnson believed that fidel castro had killed president kennedy. and that the warren commission had somehow been misled. it's a remarkable thing to discover that the president of the united states who commissioned the warren commission did not believe the findings. >> president johnson is thrust into power by the assassination. his initial instinct is not to have a federal investigation of the assassination. as it

i was curious as to how others are haling the situa i started the sounds a proje people were invitedto share a sound recording from their neighborhood and at the same time share their story. i wouldmpvise the soundtrack to go with this and then post it on social media. [ambient noises and music] >> the process is that i would usually receive a recording and a story. i will form an image in my head a sense of the co emotion that the sounds and story are communicating. at the samehe time, i am listening i am taking notes of the technical elements from the sound. for example, the pictures of fhurch bells or the rhythms footsteps.the textures of the tc driving by and then decide what kind use.strument i want to once the images in my mind, i i sit down aflows. [fast piano playing] i think what is fascinating and at has really touched me about is project, i really got a perspective on how the world events or natural events during the pandemic or how the political events right now are impacting people in theif everyday [piano notes] i miss playing ve a lots. i miss it so much. [passionate p

our guest today is grace elizabeth hale, she is the commonwealth professor of american studies and american history at the university of virginia where she specializes in 20th century cultural history, the history of the south and popular music. she is the author of three books, all critically acclaimed, her latest is entitled cool town, how athens, georgia lunch the alternative scene and changed culture published by the university of north carolina. she is the author of a nation of outsiders, how the white middle class with film love with rebelling. published by oxford university press and her first book, making whiteness, segregation in the south published by pantheon in 1998. welcome to the program, thank you for joining us. >> it's great to be here. thanks for having me. >> absolutely, this is a big topic, we talked about this before and is a huge and broad topic, we can drill down in a lot of places, and ask you question it might seem really broad but it will allow you to take it wherever you want to go. and we can drill down a bit. you've written extensively about post war american cu

dream media outlets have published extensive and sensationalise details of security operatives home hales and the opposition figure alexina valmy since 2017 as our senior correspondent voted against you have now explains there are more questions than. on monday c.n.n. dispy girl and several other outlets premiered their latest hit tales about how a dozen russian f.s.b. agents tailed lavani for years and so incompetent were they that the script writers claimed they managed to identify them their phone numbers there every step their calls that tax their addresses they even uncovered a prior deadly plot to poison the valley with one of the most toxic substances known to man move a chalk hero see forgot about it he remembered just a few days ago jus to a clumsy mistake by russian intelligence his wife took the hit she apparently felt terrible dreadful like never before so she went for a nap. apparently cured her alexina valmy believes that the mysterious sickness his wife describes is very similar to the feeling of impending death that he experienced on board the airplane on 20th august after

had a long voyage and had not seen rest for a while, but somebody spots a spurned whale -- sperm w hale. spout.ve a very distinct it goes out of the left side of their head at a 45 degree angle. blows.e says, there she and the captain on the deck will say, launch the whale boat. every man runs to their assigned boat. the first thing they do is take off their shoes. whales have a sensitive sense of hearing and they don't want to make a lot of noise. but they also only probably own one. of shoes so they don't want to lose them. ore tos using his big help steer. as they approach the whale, the officer in the stern will tell him to take his desk put down ore and-- put down his pick up a harpoon. now wood to leather. the harpoon does not kill the whale, however it does get his attention, so the whale will take off swimming as fast as he can go. the whale can swim maybe 10-15 miles per hour, so joseph is urging everybody on so he can now harpoon this whale. this wild ride they are on is called the nantucket sleigh ride certainly the most exciting part of the whale hunt, but also very dangerou

. >> music heals and health also hales heals as well. how important will these dollars be for the food bank. >> we're always amazed with the creative ways people find through help the food bank. and eugini is providing so much not only live music that so many of us are missing but tens of thousands of healthy meals for our neighbors. we're distributing millions of pounds of food every week so this money goes a long way. >> you can play your part as well. you can find out how by going to kpix.com/give. >>> and still to come, 2020 is wrapping up on a positive note for a trio of bay area lottery players. >> plus, a new year's eve bash busted the high end california restaurant in hot water over a secret menu of party plans. >> and troubles we faced in 2020 inspired a whole slate of new laws. we'll tell you what's changes on january 1st and something notable that isn't. >>> new at 6:00, beverly hills high end loscala restaurant is in hot water tonight after customers say it sent out its plans to host a secret new year's eve party. this is the

>> mister hale was a plaintiff in a lawsuit we filed challenging the governor's orders and not a monthr 2 after the decision was rendered along comes the health inspector at the behest of the governor, they filed criminal charges, at the direction of the governor. it looks like retaliation, smells like retaliation, probably is retaliation. >> are you scared what could happen to you? >> we believe in what we are doing and believe we are doing the right thing and we believe we will have our day and be able to speak to that, to the citizens of grant county and boone county and allow them to make that decision. todd: from a legal perspective how confident are you that you will win in court? >> these are counties that do not support the governor, counties donald from carried by substantial margins and that is where the state has to pull their jury for him. i like our chances. >> how have your employees responded to you fighting for them? >> fantastic. they have been so supportive, they have worked, they have volunteered extra time, it is overwhelming the support we have received from custom

porter, seacrest and lucy hale will count down the new year in times square but without the crowds becausef the pandemic. seacrest says he's making sure it's a night for everyone to remember. >> i'm ready for billy porter. >> me, too. this was a good add. we're all going to be watching it because we're all just going to be at home. >> mm-hmm. >> are you still going to dress up and be extra? >> no. >> i am. >> are you really? you'll put on a nice outfit? >> sparkles. >> i think i'll put on some gray sweat pants. >> with sparkles. >> sure. ordering now. >>> okay. the perfect time to huai ligigh local restaurants. the first-ever restaurant week with plenty of deals starts with plenty of deals starts today but only for a's anything that this year has taught us, it's the things that matter: family. health. that's it. we found help at covered california. now we have a plan we can afford. enroll now at coveredca.com but you can work out anything wowith comcast business.w. get fast, reliable, and secure internet on the nation's largest gig speed network. flexible tools - like wi-fi you control. vo

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he was a hale, hearty guy, who was the father of a living children at the time of this election. hayes was an interesting guy. he a real bibliophile. he loved books. he loved reading. his collection of books became the basis, really, for the hayes presidential library out in the family estate in vermont, ohio, where i spend a lot of time. if you eat dinner every night in applebee's, you know how small a town is. he was actually introduced in the nominating speech at the republican convention. you hear this all the time. the guy actually said it. he is a scholar and a gentleman. >> [ laughter ] >> he said that in introducing hayes to the republican convention. the democratic candidate could not have been more different. tilden was a small, prissy, lifelong bachelor, who made a fortune as a lawyer before, during and after the civil war. he was serving his one term as governor of new york at the time of this election. he was a very wealthy guy. he had a big house on gramercy park. it is now something called the national artist's club. it was his estate, much over the protests of his

now six police officers rushing to the scene responding to gunshots are being haled as heroes credited out of harm's way. authorities say there were no credible threats signaling an impending attack before christmas and now the fbi is asking anyone with information to please come forward. let's bring in cnn law enforcementable list and retired fbi agent james galiano. thank you for sharing your expertise with us this weekend. the size of this is incredible. the blast tearing into 41 buildings. one building partially collapsing. walk us through the efforts to collect evidence over that type of crime scene. it might be a radius of several blocks. >> sure, boris. one of the most difficult things about conducting post blast analysis after an explosion like this is much of the evidence gets destroyed in the explosion. so the fbi, the atf and the local police really have their work cut out for them. now the size of this type of explosion, i mean, you know, an improvised explosive device can be anything from a pipe bomb to something along the lines of the 1995 oklahoma city bombing, which was

reporter ryan hale explains more>>reporter: that is the sound that owner of giggle and fun house hopedar when they came up with this idea seven weeks ago, a selfie experience. >> we have over 100 photo booth backdrops so we thought let's do something with it and put it out to the committee.>> the way things are people are stuck at home and they are bored and they want something fun to do and something creative to do.>> that creativity is being captured in the companies 11,000 ft.b2 warehouse in downtown sacramento. take a selfie on your phone or a picture with a regular camera on any of the 16 sets they have. spent through this pandemic what has become evident is how important family is and how nice it is to create those families and have loved ones around you family pictures have become even more important.>> who knew that if you selfie's could be that important for families during the pandemic.>> it is nice to get out and find something safe to do where the kids can have fun. we can get into the holiday spirit.>> it was cool to have different scenes to act out in and tons of differen

interestingly, treasury with-- deammo is our deputy secretary there and his family hales from nigeria and we know about his wonderful experience in the obama administration, but all of the experience he developed with the did-- i think that they will be interest in africa. i'd be remiss if i didn't speak about ron brown, building on the importance of the message of dealing with the economy really worked hard to open avenues for us with africa, turning from aid to trade, and the agoa african growth and opportunity act initiative. i think that's all there to be built upon. much like we did in the bush administration in particular and in the obama administration. so i'm excited about this opportunity with u.s. relations with africa. >> sorry. >> and if i could say-- >> i would like to turn to speaker boehner if i could, please. and speaker boehner ask you to bifurcate both on the african continent and also if we could take a question from the egyptian ambassador. thank you, ambassador, it's great to have you participating in this session. but he's asking about iran, which is seemingly wi

lucy hale, billy porter will co-host.ll be able to move around freely but with masks on. >> he says the celebration will also include first responders and essential workers. you can watch the confetti fly and the ball drop right here on abc7. dick clark's new year's rocking eve kicks off tomorrow night at 8:0 8:00. >> i'll be asleep. >> will you really? >> yeah. >> why? >> because i'm working. >> friend. >> there's going to be no confetti in my house. confetti in my dreams. >> okay. >>> new at 6:00, keeping the power on during pg&e public safety power shutoffs. how one north bay lawmaker is planning to making it happen. >>> covid crisis in the bay area. a check in on local icu beds available. >>> and special delivery, the massive structures being transported across the bay to the port of oakland. >>> a live look >>> we have not seen any of this strain in san francisco. that may change over time. >>> now at 6:00, bay area doctors weigh in on the covid-19 variant now identified in the u.s. how local contact tracers are tryi

>>or 30 years after 9 year-old mike hale enjoy garrett was kidnapped in the east bay charges were announced by police today, 59 year-old david nish has been charged in her death the kayla's body was never found. has already been convicted of murder and another matter and is awaiting trial in connection with another double murder cold case out of fremont the story of mikhail is kidnapping grabs national headlines 32 years ago and over the years. >>it's continued to make as kron four's catherine heenan reports tonight in many ways the story mckayla garrett became the embodiment of a parent's nightmare. >>part of the horror of the case it happened in broad daylight just a couple of blocks from the killer's home. november 19th 1988 and mckayla and a friend had written their scooters to a hayward grocery store mckayla later notice that one of the scooters have been moved she went to get it. her friend trina says she heard a scream and saw a man putting mckayla into his car. trina later said that she watched frozen in shock. what followed decades of pain and frustration, possible breakthrough is

>>hales designs they have already raised more than $16,000 with this project. the money from each bag sold goes directly to several virus. relief organizations. >>on 4 sports from the 18 t fiber sports des >>a lot of bizarre things have happened in 2020 now add this social media interaction to the list the forty-niners in arizona cardinals official twitter accounts have been going back and forth throwing out jokes about now sharing a stadium, the cardinals instructing the niners to never ever touched their drum set the niners responding with a step brothers video from the movie about sharing bunk bed, so there's more room for activities if you see the movie remember this classic and hilarious scene but it's all fun and games until these teams face each other in week, 16 with a wild card spot on the line, but hey before we get to any of that the 49 ers have to get past the bills in their first game in the desert on monday night. >>they're very very very when you look at stuff and exam beasley in other backs are very talented and then the quarterback is just he i

lucy hale, billy porter will co-host with me.imes square pretty freely but with our masks in certain zones. we have to have the masks. >> he says the celebration will also include first responders and essential workers. you can watch the confetti fly and the ball drop right here on abc7. dick clark's new year's rocking eve kicks off tomorrow night at 8:00. >> i think billy porter will be a fun addition. >> he has all the energy. >> that could be an awkward party because it's so quiet. >> yeah. >> but not with billy there. billy is like the equivalent of at least 14 people. >> i think you're right about this. he is the party. >> he is the party. i have a feeling throughout the night he will give us different looks. >> yeah. >> don't you think? >> you might be asleep. >> if he comes out in heels, i might hear the clacking on the west coast from times square. >> friend -- >> umm-hmm. >> this is our last lotion time of 2020. >> how special. >> i'm glad you started lotion time. it's my favorite time. >> me, too. i'm grateful for that.

joining ryan seacrest will be billy porter will perform, sierra will be there and lucy hale and there will be no crowd at new york's sometimes square because we're in a pandemic. everyone on the stage will have to keep their mask on unless they are performing. you can watch dick clark's new year's rocking eve with ryan seacrest on abc7. the celebrations start at 8:00 p.m. on new year's eve. we'll be right back. >>> vaccines are set to arrive in marin county today. just as ♪ ♪ you make my heart sing ♪ ♪ wild thing i... think i... you know what i think? i think you owe us $48.50... wild thing. if you ride, you get it. geico motorcycle. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. about the covid-19 virus. it's real. and it's dangerous. so, on behalf of all of us working on the front lines, please take it seriously. and while we don't yet have a cure or a vaccine, we do know how to keep you and your loved ones safe. wear a mask. wash your hands. stay six feet apart. do your best to stay out of crowded spaces. and get a flu shot, it's even more important this year. we can do th

billy porter will be joining ryan seacrest and lucy hale in new york to host dick clark's new year's rocking eve. >> we as artists understand how to show up whether there's an audience there or not. it's going to be very interesting. the audience really does give us energy. but i am -- the energy is inside me this year for hope and for what's to come. >> you can watch dick clark's new year's rocking eve with ryan seacrest on abc7 starting at 8:00 p.m. on new year's eve. i think gloria gaynor is performing. >> billy porter always has the energy inside him. >> are you going to dress up at your house? >> maybe not dress up. but probably pop open some champagne to say good-bye to 2020. it's been a year. >> bye. friend, do you have your lotion? >> i sure do. it's that time. >> it's that time for our self-care moisturizing. >> i'm still thinking about this new year's eve party. nelly has had quite the year. >> 2020 has been good for him. >> it's been really good to nelly. nelly is performing on new year's eve. who would have thought that in 2020. wow. >>> coming up next, the 7 things you n

did this without telling you because i've known jesse for a long time but when my contractor michael hale about azek, that's the one you have when you go upscale and people say that's azek. tell people, and you know i like the guys from trex i know you're not going to knock anybody but where you fit in tomorrows. remodel market that we like so much on "mad money." >> yeah. well, first, on the remodel market, i mean, we do see some really terrific trends, right? you see the formation of new households, and that really drives demand. when you take a look at our product portfolio, we play in two key spaces we play in decking where we have two unique technologies, and that allows us to get better aesthetics, cooler decking, and it allows us to replace more types of wood, including ebay, but we also play in the exteriors market which is a specialty product that really enhance the bite on the outside of a house and is also involved in wood replacement so, you know, we have the benefit of playing in multiple technologies which gives us multiple opportunities to drive growth. >> let me ask you a

billy porter will perform, sierra will be there and lucy hale and there will be no crowd at new york's sometimes square because we're in a pandemic. everyone on the stage will have to keep their mask on unless they are performing. you can watch dick clark's new year's rocking eve with ryan seacrest on abc7. the celebrations start at 8:00 p.m. on new year's eve. that's a good lineup. >> that is. you know, she's going to sing "i will survive" right? >> i'm ready. >> that's energy we need to bring into 2021 for sure. >> yes. >>> coming back with another full 90 minutes of news inclu including doubts about the covid-19 vaccine. >>> and a sneak peek at my special report on why some black americans may not be so quick to get vaccinated as our week-long coverage continues. >>> and the french laundry cashes in on loans from the paycheck protection program. the latest on an abc i-team investigation following the money to find out why the world renowned restaurant got so much more money than many other smaller businesses. >>> first a look outside at the golden gate bridge. we'll be right back. w

ryan seacrest, lucy hale and bruce porter host from new york. ciara hosts from l.a.e, nelly, miley cyrus, meghan the stallion and cyndi lauper are also set to perform. don't miss dick clark's new year's rockin' eve this thursday at 8:00 p.m. right here on abc 7. >>> still ahead on "abc 7 mornings," pixar's new movie "soul" is now streaming and if you look closely, you might recognize something local. we'll introduce you to the real life inspiration. >>> here is a live look outside from our east bay hills camera. you can see the bay bridge and san francisco looking clear. but we have some rain coming soon, and lisa will have that in our forecast >>> take a look at these video, taken one day apart, after stunning many visitors, the mysterious gingerbread ma know lith that appeared at san francisco's corona heights park crumbled. this is what's left of the viral structure, pieces of the cookie on a knocked over metal frame, city employees taped off the remnants as you can see there. it is not clear what caused it to break apart but the rain and wind definitely could hav

. # hale, the sun of righteousness # hale, the sun of righteousness # lightand # hale, the sun of righteousness born that man no more may die # hark, the herald angels sing # hark, the herald angels sing # glory to the newborn king! wow! let's give them a round of applause! no one else is there. that was amazing. absolutely gorgeous, feeling very christmassy now. normally that is the big finish, we have gone early with hark the herald angels sing! we will also hear 0 holy night and 0 come all ye faithful. i cannot wait for that. the nhs in wales is in danger of becoming the "national coronavirus service". that's the stark warning from the first minister mark drakeford as cases there continue to rise. last week the number of people in welsh hospitals with covid reached a record high and from today, one health board is postponing all non—urgent care as hospitals struggle to find beds for patients. joining us now is dr amijones who's an intensive care consultant at the grange university hospital in cwmbran. thank you for being with us this morning. i know you have a long shift ahead of you today.

attacks history and government is serving life in prison without parole for killing 51 people wayne hale reports. in march last year this place of worship became a scene of terror now it's hoped it can be a symbol of change as muslim leaders and survivors gathered at the elmore mosque to discuss the findings of an independent report into a terrorist attack less in the apology from the prime minister from the police from that service which is something good will start from here and there we undercut for the change. after hundreds of interviews in britain submissions the commission of inquiry findings were made public it found that intelligence and security agencies were too focused on islamic extremists and didn't pay enough attention to others including white supremacists like brenton terence who carried out the attack on 2 mosques in christchurch and it found police failed to meet required standards when they issued him a firearms license without proper character references or background checks while the commission made no findings that these issues would have stopped the a take these w

pakistan 3735 victory tim southee dismissed in the sean must hold and middle order batsman harris so hale in the process southie reach 300 test wickets pakistan 71 for 3 at the close of play on day 4 now. cost as an athletic 0 madrid player no more the club have terminated the strikers contract costa had 6 months remaining on his contract after returning to the club 3 years ago the 32 year old asked to leave the club for personal reasons. moving on to french champions paris and demand they finally confirmed the sacking of their coach thomas to heard the news was 1st reported 5 days ago but on tuesday the club at last long last confirmed that 2 holes contracts has been terminated the german took charge of the league one club in june 28th seen and won 2 league titles he also led p.s.g. to the champions league final now former tottenham boss maurice xeno is understood to be the favorite to replace to her. manchester city's premier league match on monday against everton was called off due to cope with 19 cases at city the game which was cancelled 4 hours before kickoff was meant to take place

. >>> next, university of virginia professor grace elizabeth hale looks at the koerld wcold war e. the georgia historical society co-hosted the event and provided the video. this is one in a series of conversations on the woecold wa5 years after it began. >> good afternoon. welcome to this virtual program on the cold war and popular culture. we are pleased to partner on this program with the uva club of savannah. this conversation, the last of three with esteemed uva faculty is

on 1845 set pakistan 373 for victory to him soundly dismissed i know sean must see it and harrison hale and in the process reached 300 test wickets pakistan 71 to 3 at the close of play on day 4 still trailing by 302 rounds occurring of ours pandemic is causing problems for tennis officials trying to thrash out this year's schedule the sport's governing body the a.t.p. has announced that march is indian wells tournament has been postponed the event which is often referred to as tennis his 5th major was cancelled this year as well the pandemics already forced the australian open which is the 1st grand slam of the season to be pushed back 3 weeks to february football continues to be disrupted as well with the english premier league confirming 18 a positive coronavirus test among players and staff in its latest round of weekly testing that's the highest figure so far this season. a number of those cases are manchester city and the outbreak that led to that game with evanston being called off just 4 hours before kick off on monday and now films match at tottenham on wednesday is also in dou

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our guest today is grace elizabeth hale, she is the commonwealth professor of american studies and american history at the university of virginia where she specializes in 20th century

pakistan 373 for victory tim southee dismiss the ch'an starwood and middle order batsman harrison hale in the process south the reach 300 test wickets pakistan 71 for 3 at the close of play on day 4. french champions paris and german are finally confirmed the sacking of their coach thomas to show the news was 1st reported 5 days ago but on tuesday the club at long last confirmed to has contract had been terminated the church the german to charge of the league one carbon june 28th you know won 2 league titles he also led p.s.g. to the champions league final former tottenham boss mary so pictured senos understood to be the favorite to replace to hull manchester city's premier league match on monday against everton was called off due to covert 19 cases at city the game which was cancelled 4 hours before kickoff was meant to take place at everton's home ground go to stand part this is the 2nd premier league game to be called off the season because of coronavirus now city confirmed for positive cases on friday including striker gabriel and defender call walker their training ground is now c

here is jen hale.got some really awesome games tomorrow on the nfl on fox. let's start with seattle at washington. boy, two teams who have had completely different fortunes as of late. the washington football team has won four in a row. they sit atop the nfc east. much of that was thanks to the return of alex smith great come back story. he is out for sunday. that right calf injury he sustained last welcome still not ready to go. so divap haskins gets his shot at redeposition. he is in the starting lineup. i don't think this is going to go well for him though. the seahawks have a chance to lock up a play off start with a win. i don't think he is going to waste that opportunity. i am thinking the hawks in this one by six. go over to the nfc south tampa bay bucs and tom brady visiting the. tom brady plays his best football in december and he's going to do it again tomorrow. i'm taking the bucks i bucs in e by seven. the game i'm on bears vs. pete's vikings. do or die matchup. a battle to the death. it's

i'm assistant general manager barbara hale. i'm here to request that you authorize the general manager to do two things today. the first thing is execute the electric service agreement with the developer of the pier 70 project. it provides that the p.u.c. will be the electric service provider for the project. we would provide that service through our hetch program. approval of the electric service agreement is the next implementation step for our efforts outlined in our business plan and budget discussion to expand the provision of greenhouse gas free electricity in san francisco. it implements the city's policy to supply electricity to all new city development through sfpuc where feesable. with respect to the separate agreement, the second item i mentioned, we would enter into separate agreement with the developer, for an amount not to exceed $1.7 million. the developer would install sfpuc electric facility on the pier 70 project. board of supervisors approval by ordinance will be necessary for waiver of competitive bidding re

the english channel —— see sam hale. for ice on untreated surfaces in scotla nd ice on untreated surfaces in scotland and northern england. heading into tomorrow, low pressure still driving the weather two front surround that and both will produce some rain and sleet and snow for a time but it will be transient at lower levels. the rain starts in the south, and rain and snow in scotland. that will push eastwards and it will turn back to rain as milder by comparison conditions come in but still cold and strong winds down the west of scotland and through the irish sea. there will be some dry weather as well. it will feel cold regardless of what the thermometer says when you add on the wind chill, feeling colder than that. if you are fed up of this, this weekend will remain cold and they will be rain for some of us on saturday, but it looks like it will be drierfor most saturday, but it looks like it will be drier for most of us on sunday. i'm not fed up with the weather and i would never be fed up with you! bless you! have

ryan seacrest and actress lucy hale.e festivities in new orleans and ryan is so happy to have him back writing, quote, i am thrilled to have billy and lucy join me in ushering in a new year with fresh beginnings, we look forward to making sure it's a night for everyone to remember and, guys, they always do. you can watch dick clark's new year's rockin' eve on abc starting at 8:00 p.m. december 31st. billy will join us live just before that. the morning of december 28th. >>> also in "pop news" this morning, we all love chip and joanna gaines on their home renovation show "fixer upper," and this morning chip is ready to help you fix up your life. gaines is writing a self-help/memoir called "no pain, no gaines." love the title. this isn't chip's first time trading in for the pen either. in 2017 he wrote "capital gaines: the smart things i learned doing stupid stuff" about building the incredible magnolia empire. chip's new book will be out march 2021 around the same time as he and joanna officially launch their magnolia cab