no one knows higgins. he said, let's honor higgins, let's preserve these stories for future generations and the with them in washington because they will never do anything up there, for d-day or world war ii and i have asked every powerful senator i know. let's get going so that is where we started, 10 years later i won't go into the ups and downs. we went broke a few times, we didn't know what we were doing. i could write a book on the mistakes and that is my next project. we made everyone he can make starting museum, steve thought it would be $1 million and i said he was an idiot, it will be at least $4 million. 10 years later, 25 million later we were downtown in this location where we are today and the original pavilion, as you can see there on the slide with stephen maisel, tom hanks, steven spielberg, senators, congressmen, the secretary of defense, 200,000 people on the streets of new orleans. it was a day, those of you who were there, will never, ever forget and 18 months later we opened, president

what a comment from what a source and no one knows higgins. higgins.let's honor let's preserve these stories for future generations and to hell with them and watching them because they are never going to do anything up there for d-day or world war ii. i have asked every powerful senator i know. let's get going. broke a few times. we did not know what we were doing. i could write a book on all of the mistakes and i think that is my next project. made everyone you could make in starting a museum. steve thought it would be a million dollars and i told him he was an idiot. it's going to be at least $4 million. 10 years later, 25 million dollars later, we were in the downtown location in the original louisiana pavilion. -- a great day, as you can see there on the slide. steven spielberg, senators, congressmen. 200,000 people on the streets of new orleans. it was a day those of you who were there will never, ever forget. onmonths later, we opened the pacific and president bush was there. he had been three times, some even before in 1998 when we had

what a comment from what a source and no one knows higgins. higgins.let's honor let's preserve these stories for future generations and to hell with them and watching them because they are never going to do anything up there for d-day or world war ii. i have asked every powerful senator i know. let's get going. broke a few times. we did not know what we were doing. i could write a book on all of the mistakes and i think that is my next project. made everyone you could make in starting a museum. steve thought it would be a million dollars and i told him he was an idiot. it's going to be at least $4 million. 10 years later, 25 million dollars later, we were in the downtown location in the original louisiana pavilion. -- a great day, as you can see there on the slide. steven spielberg, senators, congressmen. 200,000 people on the streets of new orleans. it was a day those of you who were there will never, ever forget. onmonths later, we opened the pacific and president bush was there. he had been three times, some even before in 1998 when we had

it catches up with you when you end up with someone like higgins who has burned out.te — that's bbc.com/sport. quick reminder of the top story, luka modric has won the 63rd edition of the ballon d'or. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello. a quieter, colder spell of weather for tuesday, but then the weather gets more active again from midweek. yes, it'll get milder, but it'll also turn wetter and windier once again. but at least for tuesday, we are in a gap between weather systems. here's the next one coming in, really isn't much of an issue though until we get to tuesday night and wednesday. but in that gap between weather systems, temperatures dropping away to give a widespread frost for tuesday morning, as low as —6 in highland scotland. a few mist and fog patches around as well, and ice a potential hazard across northern and western parts of scotland, where we've seen a few showers overnight, wintry on hills, and more to come, at least during the first parts of tuesday. but for many for much of the day, it is dry, it is sunny, but yes, i

in backing palu c higgins got what he wanted and so did she. a vote for her. quite she did. aloof and called her misguided at one point. >> i did. it was based on my experience with her senior staff. i felt as though they were not giving serious consideration to an issue that was very important. i support of the affordable care act despite its flaws. he represented not a finished but a start. the democratic majority, we needed to hold up something affirmative to people to give us an opportunity to become a majority. this was an important issue relative to better health care, lower costs, better quality and a good political strategy. pointednted -- we had a disagreement on that. guest: when the congress adjourns what do you think should be first on the agenda? and infrastructure bill. the last time was 15 years ago. we have spent more rebuilding roads and bridges in iraq and afghanistan. that is inadequate. deficientructurally bridges, tens of thousands of broken roads. ourwer systems that pollute rivers. it is nothing compared to what they need is. there is a tendency to loo

alan higgins stays with us. a number of exchanges are still open today.ondon stock exchange is taking a half-day. it closes at 12:30 london time. we should also point out trading on spain's ibex will end 1:00 p.m. london time. most european bond markets and futures are closed for the holiday, as is germany. equity markets in germany, nordics, and switzerland all closed. white house officials are trying to set up meetings between trump and powell. but who would dispense it? we talk about the fed and the markets as we head toward the end of the year. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back. this is the european market open on this final trading day of the year. you can see the markets open making moves to the upside. stoxx 600 of .2%. let's dive into top stories. dani burger is pouring over them. dani: good morning. we don't have much volumes, so any trades can be around these stocks a lot. easy that happen with hsbc. it opened nearly 1% declined. it's climbed up, off .25% after news of the ceo of the turkey branch is under investigation for making negative

higgins had led 5—3 but mcmanus fought back to take the victory.r the bottom. well, not great for newcastle, their 3 match winning streak was ended abruptly as west ham beat them 3—0 at st james's park in a scoreline that really could have been worse for newcastle... manuel pellegrini's side got their first in three... javier hernandez scored twice and squandered 2 other very good opportunities before felipe anderson got a well deserved third moments from the end... we need to play the next game in the same way we did today, knowing without the ball we need to work ha rd without the ball we need to work hard to recover, and with the ball we need to play and work hard. very important three points, but it's not enough. we need to recover the bad start to the season. at one point in 12 isa start to the season. at one point in 12 is a difficult result. now we need to think in the next game to add three more points. things aren't looking great for burnley at the minute, they were beaten 2—0 at crystal palace. andros townsend added a wonderful second nea

higgins failed to make a break over 50. he said it was the wost he had ever felt in his career.bc. i will be back with more sport after ten o'clock. now it is time for the papers. hello and welcome to our sunday morning paper review. with me are the sunday times‘ rosamund urwin and political commentator james millar. welcome to you both. thanks for being with us. let's take a look at the front pages. the observer leads on reports that centralfigures in labour are urging the party to be ready to campaign for a possible second referendum on europe. the sunday times says the democratic unionist party willjoin forces with labour and other opposition parties in a bid to force the government to publish its legal advice on brexit, a move that could delay the crucial vote on theresa may's brexit plan. and it's a leak of that legal advice from the attorney general which makes the front page of the sunday times. the paper says the government had suppressed geoffrey cox's warning that britain would be trapped "indefinitely" in a customs union with brussels if mps back theresa may's brexit

higgins failed to make a break over 50. he said it was the wost he had ever felt in his career. sticker today on the bbc sport website and also details of the scottish league cup final coming up between celtic and aberdeen. a lot of fa cup goals on there as well and lots more reaction to tyson fury‘s draw against deontay wilder in the wbc heavyweight bout in the early hours of this morning. i will be back with more in the next hour. thank you very much indeed. parents should not expect schools to police children's eating and exercise, or toilet train pupils — according to england's chief inspector of education. amanda spielman will argue that the answer to the obesity crisis lies in the home, and that parents should not "abdicate responsibility". neither can schools be a "panacea" for knife crime or child neglect. our correspondentjenny kumah is here now. what else has she been saying? basically a message that teachers and parents almost have to work together, really? amanda spielman has been in thejob together, really? amanda spielman has been in the job for about two yea rs ha

gill higgins from tv new zealand. year. there have been persistent reports for several days that mr kelly had been under pressure to go. the retired marine general was homeland security secretary before becoming chief of staff in july 2017. here's president trump speaking about the time frame of mr kelly's departure. john kelly will be leaving... i don't know if i can say retiring, but he is a great guy. john kelly will be leaving at the end of the year. we'll be announcing who will be taking john's place — it might be on an interim basis. i be announcing that over the next day or two, butjohn will be leaving at the end of the year. he has been with me almost two years now, as you know, between the two positions. our correspondent dan johnson is in washington with the very latest. it had always been a tough job for john kelly trying to impose discipline and consistency on a white house that has been marked by heavy turbulence and high staff turnover. john kelly was the man sometimes at the back of the room with his he

higgins said the defeat was the wost he had everfelt in his career. that's all the sport for now.ck its biggest city damaging buildings and forcing people to run into the streets. the quake was centred about 7 miles north of the city of anchorage but there are no reports of any serious injuries. 0ur north america correspondent, james cook is in alaska. we are now very close to where these epicentre of this seven magnitude earthquake rattled arrest scott, and as you can see, they are working hard to try to clear away the damage. they're worried about this piece of road, because there have been many many aftershocks. they want to get this unstable ground removed as quickly as possible. there is a crack running along there as well as you can see, you can also see a small crack on the other side of the road, and they're concerned with more and more aftershocks, at alnmouth till late still lay in its victoria at alnmouth till late still lay in its victoria more than 500 so far, that this could potentially collapse at any moment. they're working fast to clear it, and that of course they

eventually that catches up on you and you end up with someone like higgins who is burned out.e the ballon d'or has happened. yes, a couple of big winners, luka modric, the first winners, luka modric, the first winner who was not cristiano ronaldo oi’ winner who was not cristiano ronaldo or lionel messi in ten years. luka modric breaking the decade of dominance. moderate led croatia to the world cup final in russia and he also helped real madrid to a third consecutive champions league title —— luka modric red. he said he would have swapped this for a world cup winner's middle. and this is the first time we have had a women's ballon d'or. the lyon and norway striker ada hegerberg won the inaugural women's award. the award was slightly overshadowed when the dj on stage asked her if she couldn't work —— if she could twerk but she says she has not taken any offence and she would like this award to inspire young girls to do what she does. thanks forjoining us. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be

good to see you, higgins. thank you, every.s of the new animated film "spider-man: into the spider-verse." john mulaney is here. >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's a great movie. >> steve: he's a delight. >> jimmy: oh, plus -- we love her. she is starring in the musical "rent" on fox and in the new film "second act" with jennifer lopez. vanessa hudgens is stopping by. >> steve: oh. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: and we've got great new music from grimes, everybody! >> steve: whoa! [ cheers and applause ] "we appreciate power." hey, guys, earlier tonight was the semifinal round on "the we love the people on "the voice", adam levine, kelly clarkson -- sure, give it up. blake shelton. [ cheers and applause ] jennifer hudson. but we wanted to do something fun with them. so the roots and i teamed up with the cast of "the voice" to sing an a cappella medley of some of their biggest hits. it was a lot of fun. check this out. ♪ bop bop bop bop bop bop bah buh dabba ♪ spending every day in the pouring rain ♪ with

higgins: mr. speaker, i rise today in support of s. 3444 which renames the v.a. community-based outpatient clinic in lake charles, louisiana, as the first lieutenant douglas fournet. i was proud to sponsor the house version of this bill. douglas fournet an american hero, deserving of the highest tribute. he joined the army in 1966 and was deployed to vietnam. there fournet served as rifle platoon leader of the second platoon company bravo. in vietnam the platoon game under sniper fire. with an enemy mine in the way of the platoon's advance, he ordered his men to take cover. he ran up hill to the mine, attempted to disarm it with a knife. before he could succeed, the mine was detonated. douglas fournet was posthumously awarded the medal of honor in 1970. he's the soul recipient from southwest, louisiana. he gave his last full measure of devotion in service to his country and in defense of his platoon. our freedoms are paid for by the blood of patriots like first lieutenant fournet. renaming of the lake charles -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has e

and president higgins gave a very powerful speech there in october in derry. and he made the point that really the civil rights movement was part of a global movement towards greater respect for human rights and toward a new definition of human rights. and the speech is well worth reading. i have forgotten my glasses so i'm kind of struggling to read the section that i -- that i have in mind. but what he said was that the civil rights movement was part of a global struggle for human rights. and i would say that in the tradition of daniel collins' struggle for emancipation and the president went on to say it incorporated a belief in the centrality of a nonviolence that was neither passive nor kwee essent and necessary to defy the forces of the state in the streets while refraining from conflict. so he said that nonviolence far more than violence required courage both moral and physical, and fortitude. he's a very profound speech by the president delivered in derry in october of this year. so the 50th anniversary of the civil rights movement reminds us of what h

higgins among the four star recruits for zaf ha. who replaces bryce love? maybe austin jones.10", 200 pounds. another local product, tristan sinclair. his father played for stanford. 6'2", 205 pounds. a high motor guy. another linebacker of note, joshua pakola. shaw described him this way, big, fast, vie leapt, physical. sound like me. abc 7's mindi bach has more. >> reporter: coach david shaw and his staff started receiving the signed letters as early as 4:20 this morning, most coming by way of good, old fashioned fax. 23 signed recruits in all for this upcoming class for the stanford cardinals, four of them coming right here from the bay area. >> it says a lot about the area football right now. you are seeing a lot of young people get pulled out of a bunch of different places to go to school. for these young men in particular, they're what we're looking for academically and athletically. >> reporter: for shaw, one of the most important aspects about the class of 2019 is versatility. >> so skill position wise, i'm real excited about this class for what they can do and what th

john higgins is safely through to the fourth round of the scottish 0pen.to set up a metting with alfie burden later this evening. a meeting with alfie burden later this evening. swimming's international governing body has announced a new competition for next year. olympic champion adam peaty stated last week that swimming was "stuck in 1970", after fina forced the cancelation of a new rival event he was backing. fina hopes the new format will appease those who have voiced frustrations with its governance. and how about this for a penalty to win the copa sudamericana, south america's second most prestigious club competition? it helped atletico parinanse beat colombia'sjunior in the penalty shoot out with the scores level at full time. you don't see one ups like that these days. —— run—ups like that. the fa will begin the search for a new technical director with the news martin glenn is resigning from his position at the end of the season. since his appointment three years ago, there's been success on the field at senior and youth levels but controversies of

lawrence lobs up for higgins here. that's a touchdown. it looked pretty good in real speed. it looked unbelievable when you look at it again. he bobbled it, caught it and focused with one hand. great catch. third quarter. clemson literally running away with it. travis, right up the middle. 62 yards for the score. clemson clobbers notre dame 30-3 ship gameal they going to play? heisman trophy winner kyler murray takin o. first play from scrimmage. over the midding, smith, ckup oe later in the first quarter, same score. to the corner of the end zone. great grab. alabama with a comfortable lead. up 28-7 in the second. the last time we checked in with the warriors, they were turning the ball over and oakland and azers' damian hill lalillard wa hitting his shots. tonight, a rematch in portland. >> it's not all the way there, but i think we're very open what it will take to get there. it's just a matter of doing it. we're very open, transparent, and the coach has done a good job of keeping it real with us in terms of, you know, we're not playing our best basketball, we have to fig

early because they get home for nine, ten days and look forward to the next one but look at selby, higgins trip to china, it is five or six different strips and that can be one week in china, one week in commentary and the next week back in china. eventually, that does come back on you and you end up with someone back on you and you end up with someone like higgins being burnt out. that‘s all the sport for now. i‘ll have more for you in sportsday at half past ten. thanks very much for that. thejurors a friend the jurors a friend who trust says 4 million workers in the uk now fall into the group of poverty —— joseph rowntree foundation. that figure has risen by more than 500,000 in the past five years. danny savage has been spending time with one of those affected. i open the curtains in the morning and hope for the best. sue prince constantly worries about money. every day, i check my bank. i need to know what‘s coming in and going out of my account. she has three part—timejobs, but it still leaves her with precious little to live on after paying her overheads. my rent is £495 a month, plu

we can speak now to tvnz reporter gill higgins, who is in auckland.u forjoining us. devastating news for the family overnight. what's the latest, what do we know at this stage? we know the police are treating this as a homicide. they're questioning a man of interest, a 26—year—old man the last to be seen with grace millane on the saturday night. they were going into the city life hotel, they've also secured a vehicle of interest and they've mention there are items missing from grace's belongings, which were found in the hostel they were staying in. abedi casio watch, a silver pendant and her passport —— a baby. there are clues coming together but we don't know much more than that at the moment. what do you think the police hope to achieve by releasing images of those items, her necklace and her watch? it's interesting, they actually released those photos before they said they were treating it as before they said they were treating itasa before they said they were treating it as a homicide, so that was to try to elicit more information from the public

higgins was far from his best failing to make a break over 50.ick off in tribute to the late foxes owner who along with four others died in a helicopter crash at the ground in october. one banner read, "thank you vichai for allowing us all to dream". his son, leicesters vice—chairman was so moved by the gesture that he gave free food and drink to all three—thousand travelling. leicester went on to win 2—0. lovely, those banners that they raised a lot of money. it had about £1500 left over from raised a lot of money. it had about £1500 left overfrom building raised a lot of money. it had about £1500 left over from building those banners and they gave it to a foundation and charity that was set up foundation and charity that was set up after the terrible crash. a lovely gesture and they all got free food from the owner's sun, who was there. it is wonderful to see when there. it is wonderful to see when the football community comes together in desperate circumstances and it does happened. good morning to you. i suspect this is going to be destroyed

trevor lawrence's pass is tipped, but higgins is still able to come down with it giving clemson the 23me lead. same score late third. etienne puts the game with a with a 62-yard touchdown run. 30-3 is the final to advance to next monday's national championship game against alabama at levi stadium. >>> stanford, the cardinal up 8 off the miss. the put back dunk, that's stanford wins 93-86. >>> and cal hosting seattle. miles carter grabs the offensive rebound, scores and draws the file. carter scores 26 and the red hawks win 82-73, so the bears enter pac-12 play at 5 and 7. not a great season for pac-12 teams so far. >> it's rough. all right, we'll be right back. this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now during our lowest prices of the season. it senses your movement, and automatically it can even warm your feet to help you fall asleep faster. so you wake up ready to make your resolutions, reality. and now, the queen sleep number 360 c4 smart bed is only $1299. ranked #1 in customer satisfaction with mattresses by j.d. power. plus, 2

team higgins is still automobile to come down with it. a 19-yard td pass, gives the tigers a 22-3 halftime lead. late in the 3rd, travis hit the hole, blows past the defender, and puts the game away with a 62-yard touchdown roll. clemson rolls past notre dame, to advance to next monday's national championship at levi stadium against the winner of tonight's game between alabama and oklahoma. >>> jim harba,gh and michigan meeting number 10 in the peach bowl. the wolverines leading 10-6. felipe fraction goes up the middle for a 20-yard td run, giving florida a 13-10 lead. 4th quarter, now 27-13 gators on 3rd and 20. michael peline goes 53 yards for the touchdown. and florida crushes michigan 41- 15. harbaugh and the wolverines they lose their final 2 games after losing the season 10-1. >>> saleft, the broncos up 6. taj idi nails a jumper. idi scores 16, and santa clara wins 79-71. their 2nd win this season over a pac 12 school. >>> eric carl son was out the last 2 games after being suspended for a hit on austin wagner. carl son returned to a

higgins' speech on the 5th of october, 50 years after the event. there was something he said that day which was, it's the reaction which determines the nature of an event. and it's that idea of reaction rather than action, okay. so i'm going to -- this is called "notes for the 5th of october." have to change my glasses. this is a sign of 50 years ago. here we are. when i was 9, my father, patty devlin, put a pen in one of my hands and an electoral register in the other and showed me how to write election addresses on polling cards. as a result, by the time i was 17, politics was my rock and roll. i remember a photograph of myself. it's the first photo i have ever really liked. i look womanish. i'm staying with joan. she's a secretary in the party office. she works with my dad on elections and lives in a flat overlooking the botanic gardens. my mother and father have left me there for the weekend with a cooked chicken. she lent me one of her swimming costumes -- black with a black mesh midriff because for the first time since i was a kid, i have a m

higgins failed to make a break over 50. he said it was the wost he had ever felt in his career.ty with the first female doctor and a diverse cast of companions. tonight the show introduces the first blind actor, before we speak to her, let's take a look at where the tardis has taken the time lord this season. iam the i am the doctor. when people need help, i never refused. who is she? she is in charge. says who? i'm just a traveller. sometimes i get —— c needs —— sometimes i see things need fixing. ido sometimes i see things need fixing. i do what i can. it is amazing. delighted to say. ellie wallwork, who 5tar5 in tonight's episode, joins us now. we were chatting a moment ago and he 5aid we were chatting a moment ago and he said you are in shock that you are evenin said you are in shock that you are even in who. happy find out you got the part? i am with an agency who works with disabled actors to try to get their mainstream roles and they put me up for this audition and i went to it with my dad and i was able to do that because i have been working with guide dog5 able to do th

of course, you all know the story of andrew higgins and how the museum ended up being in new orleans instead of washington dc. i will not tell you about that. i do start with those pivot points because it is important to the way that stephen ambrose and steven spielberg envisioned d-day and world war ii for our history and world history. saving private ryan projects the forces of good and evil, the barbarians versus the civilized. this is an arch typical story that goes all the way back to the persian war. it is not a new theme. we were fighting fascism and evil. this larger picture of the significance of d-day in world war ii in the minds of stephen ambrose and through the way in which spielberg portrays it in private ryan, you get some of that in parts of that movie. some historians and critics don't like that. in any event, the grand opening was a huge success two years later. i think you can look and see tom hanks on the left and steven spielberg on the right. you can see ambrose and myself in the middle. there is tom brokaw stephen ambrose. we have 200,000 people on the street o

sexual health charity the terrence higgins trust found nearly 60% of those polled felt unable to talknnounced that he is hiv positive during an emotional speech in the house of commons. you can be a member of parliament, you can be a doctor, you can be a judge. anyone can live with the virus and can lead a normal life expectancy, so it is nothing to be feared any more. this week marked the 50th anniversary of the release of one of the most revered albums of all time, astral weeks by sir van morrison. the likes of eltonjohn, u2 and bruce springsteen say the singer from belfast has been a huge influence. now fans are being drawn to his home city to see the streets and sights which have inspired sir van. our ireland correspondent chris page has more. astral weeks is the greatest record ever made. van is the soundtrack to my life. belfast is celebrating its enigmatic songwriting genius. i'd like to welcome you along to this 50th tour of astral weeks. i am lynne, i'm a van morrison fan. vanatics, as they are often described, are making a pilgrimage to the place their hero calls home. here

higgins failed to make a break over 50. he said it was the worst he had ever felt in his career.yed banners before kick—off in tribute to the late foxes owner who, along with four others, died in that terrible helicopter crash at the ground in october. one banner read, "thank you, vichai, for allowing us all to dream." he was putting all that money into the leicester city team that won that miraculous title a couple of seasons ago. his son, leicester's vice—chairman, was so moved by the gesture that he gave free food and drink to all 3,000 travelling fans. leicester went on to win 2—0. leicester results seem a bit irreleva nt leicester results seem a bit irrelevant at the moment but a wonderful gesture from the vice—chairman, but an even greater gesture from the watford fans. i love that, allowing us all to dream, that incredible leicester city title, clubs like watford, you know, they are inspired by what happened, and what the owner made possible. it was theirfairy and what the owner made possible. it was their fairy tale. it was their fairy tale. it certainly was. thank you ve

i've been speaking to gill higgins from tvnz — who told me what officers were saying about the suspectty life apartment with race on saturday night. we don't even know when they met that night. it seems the last cctv image of her before that was a burger bar a place called sky city. they have not said he was with hair then. that was a two—hour gap. in that time, she met him, they are not saying how she met him, they are not saying how she met him, always they have footage of him leaving the apartment, with or without her. we also don't know for sure whether the car belongs to him. it isa sure whether the car belongs to him. it is a car of interest they are looking at, but we assume that it does and that they believe the car was used to transport grace's body somewhere. that is a key part of the inquiry now, trying to track the movement of that car on the sunday and also looking at dna fingerprint evidence, clothing fibres, to try to get more information about where grace's body might be. there was a nationwide appealfor grace's body might be. there was a nationwide appeal for informati

he managed two century breaks on his way to three—time winnerjohn higgins was put out by fellow scothadow international development secretary, has resigned from her front bench role. it comes after a report that she verbally abused a journalist from the times who was looking into controversy surrounding her son's conviction for drug possession. in a statement, she said she will now "concentrate on supporting my family through the difficult time we have been experiencing". the chairman of the hs2 rail link, sir terry morgan, says he expects to be dismissed formally, even though he was only appointed injuly. ? it's thought the scheme, britain's biggest infrastructure project, is over budget. ?sir terry, who is also in charge of the delayed crossrail programme, was described as "world class" when he was appointed to hs2 by the transport secretary, chris grayling, in july. sir terry explained why he is anticipating his sacking to radio 4's pm programme earlier today. i can only but assume, because i've not yet been told, that, because hs2 is such a critically important programme, and wit

joining me now from auckland is gill higgins, a reporter for television new zealand.g much information away about the suspect. what do you know so about the suspect. what do you know so far? well, you are quite right. they are not giving a lot away. basically they have just said he is a 26—year—old man who was seen entering that city life apartment with race on saturday night. we don't even know when they met. it seems the last cctv image of her before that was at a burger bar in a place called sky city, they did not say he was with her then. in that time they busily met him, they are not saying how. they are not saying whether they have seen footage of him leaving the apartment, with or without her. we do not know for sure whether the car belongs to him. it isa carof whether the car belongs to him. it is a car of interest they are looking at. we assume that it does. we think that car may have been used to transport her body somewhere. that is a key part of the inquiry, trying to track the movement that car on sunday and looking at fingerprint evidence, clothing, fibr

---and the onslaught is in full force now...lawerence finds tee higgins for the 19 yard pass....tigersa blow out. tigers win 30-3... they will move on to face alabama in the championship for the third time in four years here in the bay area at levi's stadium. in the nhl....the san in the nhl....the san jose sharks were up in edmonton taking on the oilers saturday.... ---erik karlsson....gearing up for action.... ---1st period...oilers and sharks tied at 1....brent burns at the top....the pass to erik karlsson...to tomas hertl.....that's a goal...sharks up 2-1.... you talk about a shoot out. all that and more here. sharks go on to beat the oilers....7-4 the san francisco 49ers will play their last game of the season on sunday. and it will be no easy task. the niners will go up against a rams squad that is trying to get a first round bye in the playoffs throttle ahead. the 49ers played well despite losing last week to the chicago bears in a close one. the niners are currently in position for the second ( marty ) don't forget to tune into kron 4 as we ring in the new year. grant lodes and

---and the onslaught is in full force now...lawerence finds tee higgins for the 19 yard pass....tigers. this baby is what we call a blow out. tigers win 30-3... they will move on to face alabama in the championship for the third time in four years here in the bay area at levi's stadium. in the nhl....the san jose sharks were up in edmonton taking on the oilers saturday.... ---erik karlsson....gearing up for action.... ---1st period...oilers and sharks tied at 1....brent burns at the top....the pass to erik karlsson...to tomas hertl.....that's a goal...sharks up 2-1.... you talk about a shoot out. all that and more here. sharks go on to beat the oilers....7-4 (j.r.) the san francisco 49ers will play game of the season on sunday. and it will be no easy task. the niners will go up against a that is trying to get a first the playoffs throttle the 49ers played well last week to bears in a niners are position for draft pick so argue that a help them more could. as for the oakland raiders they are in kansas city to take on the chiefs. while this season has struggle the pulled off two victorie

this was to t-higgins 19 yard score. 23-three tigers lead. -- 23-3 tigers that was the longest play notreven up this season. clemson coming to the bay area for the championship game, 30--3 the final. >> we won the game, we achieved our goal. really proud of our team and our staff. just an amazing performance. >> you cannot give up four big plays on defense. we did not do it all year. uncharacteristic of our defense. and we, we generated virtually no big plays. >> frarngs ru -- franks rushed and micgantarters a 20 y td th. skip the game to prepare for the nfl draft, it showed. johnson picked off patterson, not once, but twice in the second half and the first pick, franks turned in to a five-yard td pass toperine. perine added a 53 yard touchdown run. florida claims peach bowl victory 41-15 over jim harbaugh's crew. >>> arkansas state, nevada in the arizona bowl. 59 minutes in. the wolfpack finally, finally reached the end zone. lee drove it in from a yard out. and they missed two field goals in the game and nailed the 32 yarder to send it to overtime, he had a 24 yard field goal in ot, tha

---and the onslaught is in full force now...lawerence finds tee higgins for the 19 yard pass....tigers 3rd we go...lawerence hands it off to travis etienne who can go....all...the.... way...running 62 yards....this baby is what we call a blow out. tigers up 30-3... ---that would be the final score. tigers defeat the fighting irish...30-3...and advance to take on alabama in the national championship right here in the bay area. in the nhl....the san jose sharks were up in edmonton to take on the oilers.... ---erik karlsson....gearing up for action.... ---1st period...oilers and sharks tied at 1....brent burns at the top....the pass to erik karlsson...to tomas hertl.....that's a goal...sharks up 2-1.... ---3rd period...sharks up 4-1....brent burns would pass to melker karlsson...then its in! sharks add on another... now leading 5-1... ---about 6 minutes left in the game....sharks still up 6- 2...erik karlsson round the goal....barclay goodrow would eventually get the puck and tap it to....who else...melker karlsson.. ---sharks pile it on...now up 7 to 2. the oilers would score a couple mo

higgins you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you ladies and gentlemen for your service to your country. mr. mclenachen, thank you for your service to your country. i understand you're an army veteran. i have constant communications with the veterans that i serve in south louisiana and in the primary -- the primary complaint regarding the appeals process and out of new orleans they're looking at appeals from 2014 and '15. certainly hundreds of backlog appeals cases. and most of the hearings, there's a requirement for the veteran to attend the hearing in new orleans. these guys have transportation problems. they have deteriorating challenges and the hearing gets moved and shifted and it is hard enough for them to get to the v.a. medical facility wherein we have treasure to modernize these facilities and in my district i have brand new c box and they are beautiful but i don't understand as a veteran myself why a veteran would be required to drive 200, 250 miles to a hearing when it is hard enough for them to get 20 miles to a

higgins with a one-handed juggler area somehow securing it before he goes out of bounds.roying the irish 30-3. the most exciting thing in this game for notre dame fans came after the national anthem. a bald eagle named clark goes rogue and lands on a notre dame fan! this is albert armas. he said afterwards he was, quote, scared crapless. then there was another fan at that this eagle landed on. these videos and photos have gone viral. his wife kim missed the whole thing while she was in the restroom! listen to who his favorite nfl team is. >> i still have a goose bump or whatever. it was so cool. unbelievable the eagle land on me. and i'm a big philadelphia eagle fan! >> still trending this morning. but the two reactions, the juxtaposition. the scared for your life or actually just nerves of steel. calm and collected is fascinating. >> it reminded our producer of another time that an eagle caused a little problem. take a look at this. >> when was that? >> do you remember this? >> yes. >> i'm surprised he landed in his office! >> yeah. >> i'm surprised he let it stay. >> my

lawrence's pass is tipped, but t higgins comes down with it. a 19-yard td pass gives the tigers a lead. travis eton hit the hole and blows past the defender, and puts the game away with a 62-yard touchdown run. clemson advances to next monday's national championship. >>> jim harbaugh and michigan meeting florida in the peach bowl. the wolverines leading 10-6. felipe fraction goes up the middle for a 20-yard td run, giving florida a 13-10 lead. 4th quarter now, 27-13 gators. on 3rd and 20, michael pelie goes 53 yards for the touchdown, and florida crushes michigan 41-50. harbaugh and the: "ravines lose their final 2 games. >>> santa clara talking on washington state in the snow-covered spokane. the broncos up 6. taj idi nails the jumper. their 2nd win this season over a pac 12 school. >>> well, the sharks' eric carlson was out last 2 games after being suspended for a hit on austin wagner. carlson returned to action this afternoon, and so manylessly picked up where he left off. carlson and the sharks visiting edmonton. 2nd period, carlson with a

thank you, higgins. welcome everybody. we have a fun show tonight.ot robbie in "mary, queen of scots," saoirse ronan is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: one of my favorite people in the world. >> jimmy: can't get better. can't get better. plus, he is an nba superstar and he has a fashion line called honor the gift. from the oklahoma city thunder, russell westbrook is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] and we love her. she won a grammy for best new artist earlier this year. alessia cara is back with new music. [ cheers and applause ] later tonight, saoirse and i are teaming up against alessia and a surprise guest. >> steve: ooh. [ audience oohs ] >> jimmy: in a game of charades. you don't want to miss it. guys, you know how they say a a picture is worth a thousand words? well, it's also word one meme. i'll show you what i'm talking about. time for "this week in memes." here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ this week in memes this week in memes yeah ♪ >> jimmy: first up, take a look at this photo of vladimir putin. [ laughter ] his mem

higgins with the catch of the day and somehow hauls it in and keeps his feet inbounds. 14 points in lessemson never looking back. running away 30-3 win. irish is now 0-6 in bcs or new year's bowl games since '01 and they have been beaten by more than 14 in all of those as well. so exciting for notre dame fans came after the national anthem. a bald eagle named clark didn't go to his handler but instead landing right on a fan in the stands! not just one of them. but two. that one is albert armas. he said, afterwards, he was scared, quote. >> his wife missed the whole thing! she was in the restroom! you never forget who his favorite nfl team is. >> i have goose bumps. it was so cool. unbelievable. the eagle landed on me. i'm a big philadelphia eagle fan! >> look at that smile. who is this guy? to have nerves of steel like that, you have to deal with two bald uglies every day and live with class! not like that. that was incredible! >> oh, clark. clark, the eagle. >> you serious, clark? >> like he was posing for that photo. >> national lampoon vacation line in there somewhere. you know it. >>

higgins. for the defending champs alabama it was all business, wasting no time jumping out to a 28-0 lead over oklahoma and their heisman trophy winning quarterback kyler murray. if you're wondering about the four fans who have been living on the espn billboard this past week, notre dame and oklahoma supporters have to go. >> i wish i could say the irish left it all out on the field. i think we underperformed today. >> i wish we had another start to the game. it was really fun, this whole billboard experience. >> the reward for the two remaining fans on the billboard, they get to stay up there until january 7th, nine more days when the teams go head-to-head in the national championship. >> i love they pretend to be so disappointed. >> time to go. we're ut of here. you can watch the college football national championship monday, january 7th at 8:00 p.m. eastern on espn. the party will be at dan's house. >> uh-huh. >> do you even know how to do football parties? >> what's coming up on "gma"? >>>

host: congressman brian higgins back with us to talk about the democratic party leadership elections happening this week. you were one of 16 democrats who a letter of nonsupport for nancy pelosi, how did you vote on wednesday? nancy pelosi. for i broke with the leader last june based on the issue a

nice to see you higgins. thank you everybody for being here. thank you for watching.how tonight. he is co-hosting "new year's eve live with anderson cooper" on cnn. our pal, andy cohen is here. i love andy cohen. plus, his new album, "a legendary christmas" is out now. john legend is joining us. [ applause ] >> steve: legendary. >> jimmy: that's how he does it man. that's fantastic. we're going to catch up with john. then he's going to perform a a new song, almost a medley of songs from his christmas album to close the show. you do not want to miss it. [ cheers and applause ] john legend. guys, we have exactly 12 shows left before we go on christmas break. which means it's time for that beloved "tonight show" tradition. it's time for 12 days of christmas sweaters. ♪ 12 days of christmas sweaters 11 days left ♪ [ applause ] >> jimmy: that is right. every show between now and christmas we will be giving one lucky audience member an amazing christmas sweater from the countdown to christmas cabinet. [ cheers and applause ] now since there are 12 shows left, let's open doo

but higgins is able to make the catch and clemson rolls 30 to 3 and will face alabama next monday atevi stadium. and finally the sharks carlson returning from a two-game suspension. second period, carlson's shot from the blue line somehow gets through lights up the lamp and he also had three assist and san jose wins 7-4. and it's the final day for the oakland raiders and san francisco 49ers. we will have all the coverage on game day today on kpix5. >>> and tomorrow evening, a lot of you will be preparing for new year's eve festivities. whether it's at san francisco's water front, downtown san jose, or a host of other hot spots in the bay area. >> and if you plan to have a drink or two to toast, local transit agencies are offering extra services and in some case free rides. here's kpix5 with the run down. >> reporter: if you are making plans to ring in 2019, well a lot of mass transiting at advice offering free or modified service to make sure you have a safe new year's eve. we will start off with bart right now. special services from 8 p.m. to 3 a.m. also cal train will be running sp

earlier we spoke to tvnz reporter gill higgins, who is in auckland, and explained how people there have very emotional about the story. it's been really closely followed. this is a major news story here, as it would be in many places around the world. but new zealand is a small country, they really welcome visitors and they're absolutely horrified something like this has happened. a huge heartfelt response to david millane when he came on and spoke about his daughter and there was hope then, people hoped she would be found alive. it's a shock today on this lovely sunny saturday in new zealand that the news has come out that it's being treated as a homicide. more on that story later in the programme. six people have been killed and more than 100 injured in a stampede at a nightclub in northern italy. about 1,000 people were at the lanterna azzurra club for a concert by an italian rapper when panic broke out, reportedly after pepper spray was used. jon donnison has the details. emergency services did what they could to help those who managed to get out alive. bodies laid out in the road.

earlier we spoke to tv nz reporter gill higgins, who is in auckland and explained how people there havenews. people are very emotional about the story. it's been really closely followed. this is a major news story here, as it would be in many places around the world. but new zealand is a small country, they really welcome visitors and they're absolutely horrified something like this has happened. a huge heartfelt response to david millane when he came on and spoke about his daughter and there was hope then, people hoped she would be found alive. it's a shock today on this lovely sunny saturday in new zealand that the news has come out that it's being treated as a homicide. six people have been killed and more than 100 injured, in a stampede at a nightclub in northern italy, officials say. the incident took place at around 1am, near the eastern coastal city of ancona. about 1000 people were at the lanterna azzurra club, for a concert by an italian rapper, when panic broke out — reportedly after pepper spray was used. firefighters say dozens of others were injured as they rushed for the e