it wouldn't be the holiday season without the music of irving berlin.e "white christmas" along with literally thousands of other tunes, many of them you can still hum along to, even decades after his death. mo raqqa looks back on berlin's life and incredible legacy. >> reporter: that king cole lit up a room with him. ♪ blue skies smiling at me ♪ what will i do >> reporter: judy garland broke hearts with him. ♪ are far away >> reporter: and fred astaire danced to him. ♪ and you don't know where to go to ♪ ♪ why don't you go where fashion sits ♪ >> reporter: as did gene wilder and peter boyle, sort of. in "young frankenstein." as a fellow songwriter once said, the man who wrote all those songs, irving berlin has no place in american music, he is american music. ♪ there's no business like show business ♪ ♪ like no business i know ♪ everything about it is appealing ♪ ♪ everything that traffic will allow ♪ >> reporter: broadway musical director andy is a longtime fan of irving berlin's. >> i think what's interesting now is we hear these songs and we define t

irving burgie, the american composer who helped to popularise caribbean music and wrote the hit song at the age of 95. and arsenal's winless run goes on, as they draw 2—2 with norwich. reaction to that and rest of the day's action in sportsday in half an hour. good evening, welcome to bbc news. the second victim killed in the terrorist attack close to london bridge on friday, has been named — she was saskia jones, who was 23 from stratford—upon—avon. she was a volunteer with the charity learning together. this charity organised the conference that was taking place when the attack happened. her family describe her as a wonderful and positive influence at the centre of many people lives. jack merritt, who was 25 and from cambridgeshire was also a graduate of cambridge university. three other people were injured. the attacker, usman khan who was later shot dead by the police, was a convicted terrorist, who'd served 8 years of a 16 yearjail sentence. before he was released on prison on licence. today the conservatives and labour blamed each other for his early release. more on that in a

picture is out in the plaque out in your entrance to this room and after whom this room is named irving brier i knew. i am 81. i was friends with his son steve and used to go to the brier house on the weekends. i was from the midwest. on holidays i didn't have anyplace to go. irving brier, the man you named the room after used to espouse social justice and the importance of high-quality public education. he used to lecture his boys, who you may know are you now prominent judges in the country and me who is not that, but i was there to receive the lecture many times about those messages. high-quality public education and social justice. he said those are the keys to the health of american society and san francisco society. by chance, because i didn't know we were going to be in this room. i didn't know about the plaque. by chance, that is wha what thee values are of the board of directors. there are about 20 of us. we are here to do all we can as regular citizens who have different networks and means and education and we represent 14 zip codes. we have six african-americans, two latinos,

his name was irving berlin -- maybe the greatest of them all. and he held that song close to his heart for more than 20 years. he did not release the song until 1938, as the world learned of hitler's evil atrocities against the jewish people. on november 10th of that year, his song broadcast through the radio and into the homes all across the country. millions and millions of people were inspired. it was the first time americans heard irving berlin's timeless hymn, "god bless america." [applause] these words became the prayer of our nation, the prayer that traveled to the islands of the pacific, to the beaches of normandy, and all the way to nazi territory, where american soldiers open the gates of concentration camps and liberated jewish survivors. it's the prayer that americans sang as we faced down communism and as we came together as one nation after 9/11. it's the prayer that still unites us today and the hope that burns bright in our hearts, because we are proud american patriots. we love this magnificent nation with every ounce of our tre

would you like a food truck or an ice cream truck in front of your brick and mortar on ninth and irving? >> so within the block and a half about two-block radius there are five other places that have ice cream. and within a block away there's an ice cream truck in golden gate park that's a block away. >> a little bit farther that's where the parking structure is. that's almost three blocks. >> if you cross lincoln. >> cross lincoln, because you are at the corner of irving and you are three-doors down where the old mortuary was. if you go to that one block then you go into the park, pass a hall of flowers then you are going to where the parking structure is so it's really two and a half blocks. so if you were to have an ice cream truck directly in front of your food truck in front of your brick and mortar would that affect your business and how would you feel if that were the case? >> i can sigh during our due diligence we checked if there were any ice cream operations near it and we didn't find any >> again, there are other restaurants. there is a easy breezy. there is another place dow

irving burgie, the american composer who helped to popularise caribbean music has died at the age oflafonte to bring calypso music into the mainstream. day—o, also known as the banana boat song has been used in films, adverts and even as a wake up call to astronauts. a long and successful career and his legacy will live on. now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. hello, we've a very cold and frosty night ahead for england and wales as the skies clear and any showers along eastern coast fade away. but for scotland and northern ireland, we've got cloud increasing that bring some outbreaks of rain mainly into northern scotland. northern ireland probably staying mainly dry. but the cloud cover here will keep temperatures just above freezing much milder across the northern west of scotland. could see the old pocket of frost for southern scotland before the cloud increases. but temperatures down to minus three or minus four celsius quite widely for england and wales. a cold, crisp start to the day here. further outbreaks of rain through tomorrow across scotland, eventua

irving burgie was best know for co-writing "day-o" for harry belafonte. it was later introduced to younger audiences in the movie and now broadway play "beetlejuice." burgie's songs have sold over 100 million records around the he died of complications of heart failure. burgie was 95. >>> here we are more than three weeks before christmas, and we are already hearing about the rescue of someone stuck in a chimney in phoenix. >> like santa, this 17-year-old girl had the best of intentions. a friend locked herself out of the house, so she figured she'd climb down the chimney and unlock the door. >> but modern chimneys are not a straight shot to the bottom, and the friend became stuck. >> she was just like, get me out, get me out! she was panicking, i don't know what to do, call 911. we were trying to think the dumbest, just to get inside the house. >> firefighters say they don't get calls like that very often, but the young woman is now fine. that is a big old oops, right? >> oopsie, yeah. >> like oh no. you get that little factoid about the modern chimneys.

thanks irving here. see mechanized beer. >> why do you think the economists were so wrong on this very strong month of november for jobs? >> murray a couple of things, first of all we know we have this big midwest storms during the month and a lot of people, let economists think that subjects in the number. anywhere from 30 to 40,000 because of the weather. i looked the numbers, and these numbers are not seasonally adjusted so you have to compare to the year before in the year before that. virtually no impact. nothing significant on the weather. so additionally, everyone got spooked by the avp report because that came into the week. if you look at the avp, there's a lot of volatility there almost 70,000 with standard deviation. but when that that comes them below hundred thousand it's usually historically leaves to a blowout number that's about 60 to 70,000 above the market expectations. so the signs were all there. so the difference between the surveys, the household survey used with the unemployment su

irving burgie, the american composer who helped to popularise caribbean music, has died at the age ofday—0, also known as the banana boat song has been used in films, adverts and even, as a wake up call to astronauts. it's been revealed that a loud bang heard by people living in parts of southeast england overnight was a sonic boom from two rafjets. hundreds of people across north london and the home counties, were woken up by the explosive sound. the noise was generated by two royal air force typhoons, which had launched from coningsby in lincolnshire, as they intercepted an unresponsive aircraft which later re—established contact. let's have a listen to recordings viewers have sent in. loud boom now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the woman killed in the london bridge attack has been named as 23—year—old saskia jones, a graduate of cambridge university. her family said she was funny and kind and will leave a huge void in their lives. the university's vice chancellor said he is devastated. this is an attack on our communit

history oh of financial markets analysis is filled with people who get the call right way too early and irving fish here may have been right that stock prices have reached what looks like a permanently high plateau of course he said that in 1929 right before they crashed into the bottom of the barrel but maybe you know had he waited around for another 80 years he would have been right so it's all about stock prices right hitting new all time highs all the time many times during the course of this year fuelling the trump phenomenon every time his opposition tries to attack him markets make a new all time high and of course everyone likes that look look at markets make new all time highs i like to watch football the weekends i like to watch baseball they like to see that with teams when you know it's all very basic winners and losers in the markets winning and we're winning and it's a very simple message and they're making new all time highs and either that's an economic phenomenon or there's something else going on and if you look at the statistics of the history and the trends it looks like it

irving burgie, the american composer who helped to popularise caribbean music has died at the age ofmainstream. day—o, also known as the banana boat song has been used in films, adverts and even as a wake up call to astronauts. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. cold outside at the moment. some more frost likely tonight, perhaps in different areas. it will be across england and wales that we will have the skies clearing in most areas, but there is workload spilling into northern ireland and scotla nd spilling into northern ireland and scotland with some patchy rain coming in here as well. these are the temperatures by the end of the net, not as —— by the end of the net, not as —— by the end of the net, not as cold in northern ireland and england. we are still under the theory of high pressure, shifting southwards and allowing this medal airto come southwards and allowing this medal air to come top of it —— there is any of the pressure. workload still on monday. some of that cloud will push its way down over the irish sea and eventually by the sunshine hanging o

revenue act of $942.00 grew income tax to every man and it was a famous song that was composed by irving berlin and it was actually commission from i think brilliant who tracked hate my income tax today to make american celebrate the joeys i mean contacts and it contained the lariat i paid my income tax today a 1000 planes to lend that will be paid for and i ship to him was ever there and clearly made a return tax and rule is that particular song they're fascinating stuff so that the name of the book is called daylight robbery how tack shaped are passable. change our future so dominic france me as done a bit of a deep dive into tax and it's of some fascinating interesting stories here and several can several candidates on the democratic nomination are proposing a wealth tax on billionaires the fact is however that as the fed that turns billions to they can't tell in a fact creating all these billionaires so should they target the fat instead should we get back this ill gotten wealth donek one of the biggest taxes simple throughout history has being the stealth tax that is inflation that

history oh of financial markets analysis is filled with people who get the call right way too early and irving fisher may have been right that stock prices have reached what looks like a permanently high plateau of course he said that in 1929 right before they crashed into the bottom of the barrel but maybe you know had he waited around for another 80 years he would have been right so it's all about stock prices right hitting new all time highs all the time many times during the course of this year fuelling the trump phenomenon every time his opposition tries to attack him markets make a new all time high and of course everyone likes that look look at markets make new all time highs i like to watch football the weekends i like to watch baseball they like to see that would teams win you know it's all very basic winners and losers and the markets are winning and we're winning and it's a very simple message and they're making new all time highs and either that's an economic phenomena or there's something else going on and if you look at the statistics of the history and the trends it looks like i

all time highs just 2 weeks ago the losses fall mostly in the banking and auto sectors and there's irv bank of india maintained interest rates at their current levels while predicting slowed economic growth now moving south to australia more than 2 percent on the week while trade and certainly played into this conversation the reserve bank of australia actually chose to maintain cash rates at a record low point 75 percent which was expected although the central bank has cut rates 3 times since june and then we're going to south africa the all shares index is down on the week the south african rand faced losses on thursday following news of continued economic weakness in the country and data from the nation's central bank showed their current account deficit has narrowed slightly but not by as much as they had originally expected there was however a positive news for south africa mining companies in the platinum and gold fields now they were able to make positive growth so we're going to toss it over to ben now for european union and the americas and thanks for that we're heading over t

committee will be held -- will hold its first meeting on sunday, december 19 from 12:30 to 2:00 in the irving g. breyer room, here in this building. we will be looking to see what will be prioritized for this school year. >> so the p.a.c. priorities for this year include several items, and we're still building that list. we have a new coordinator, michelle, so we are a new team this year. and we are doing student health and nutrition as a focus. in november, p.a.c. members attended two different tasting services provided by the nutrition services. we hope that a diverse array of students are also provided with the opportunity to sample more foods and give meaningful feedback. we are impressed with the comprehensiveness of thought and inclusion of previous outreach findings that we've gone into the student redesign process so far this year and we're excited to have begun meeting with staff and sfusd staffs for early this coming year. the next p.a.c. meeting is tomorrow, wednesday, december 11 in the main conference room at 601 mcallister. p.a.c. meetings are open to the public and all are welc

constitution and his solution, swapped jobs with the prime minister medvedev for four years, med deserve irved the constitution extending terms from four to six returns before putin's return as president. even while prime minister it was always clear putin was the man in charge. the west put on notice. russia was returning as a force in international politics. in 2008, the russian military invaded georgia, occupied south if fazetia. re-elected in 2012 but not all russians were happy. massive protests engulfed the streets of moscow and russian authorities crushing the opposition movement despite international condemnation. vladimir putin's second stint at president has been defined by confrontation with the west. in 2014 after an uprising unseated a pro russian leader of ukraine they invaded an annexed crimea. and an uprising in eastern ukraine which led to thousands of deaths and the downing of an airliner. blaming a missile fired from russian military equipment for the tragedy. the kremlin remained defiant. >> we think there is no proof. everything presented shows we have our own version bu