america. 40-ish-year-old female possibly not breathing 0d.l america. 40-ish-year-old female possibly plague of drug addiction and death greater than there's ever been. opioid pain killers and heroin are killing more americans than ever before. 0h, killers and heroin are killing more americans than ever before. oh, my god. what's wrong with her? get out of the way. we were just here for a female in her 40s who wasn't breathing. it was apparent drug overdose. how common is this? every day. every day? sometimes more than once a day. we have a dry spell where we'll go a day or two, but mostly every day. started when i was 17 years old. i was at a party, high school. i started doing the pills. when i was 13 i started using pain pills. five, six people i known died last year. all my values and morals, they went out the window. last year. all my values and morals, they went out the windowm last year. all my values and morals, they went out the window. it will ta ke they went out the window. it will take everything you v, all the money you have, everything's you've worked for, everyone you l

we close 2150-ish, 56-ish. this is the level you watch for a reversion back. things can still be positive, even if we revert back to those numbers. >> really good chart work there, tim. everything is terrible seymour. >> i don't need to respond to that. people watch this show. and they know what i've been talking about. the bottom line here is -- and we are talking about markets, too. so we're talking about fundamentals and we're talking about markets. i actually think that there is a rotation going on that can probably happen longer. i think in january, people are going to face the fact, the fed is a very big player, and that the vix shouldn't be below 13. that's all i'm saying. >> smart words of caution from tim seymour. on deck. honeywell with a bit of a stunning reversal after its second warning in just a few months. what is really going on at honeywell? we've got details, coming up next. >>> plus, consumers are feeling the best they have in more than a year. so how come some shares of retailers just can't seem to get out of their own way? and trouble in t

. - ish. - ish, yeah. we struggle every day but you know, every time we talk, it's very romantic. i miss you, i love you, i wish i could see you. that's tiring for both ends but this is what we've been given and we're just gonna make it work and i'm making it work. - one of the things that i thought about, reading this book, was how sad it is to have deprived your parents, whatever their status, of the opportunity to witness your emergence as a person and as a celebrity, a success, from up close. they've essentially been denied what a lot of parents live their lives hoping to experience, which is to see their children thrive and blossom. - yeah, one of the things i mentioned is that i've missed out on so much with my family. i just wish my parents could be in the audience right now. that would be, or the gala that i went to with the texas book festival-- - or any of the other successes. - any of the other things that i've done. - the success of orange is the new black-- - my graduation. - the success you've had on jane the virgin. the fact is, there are more mundane things that ev

but i think for many of us it is sort of a cloudy—ish sort of day, with some sunshine.n getting into the far north of the uk. this is new year's eve, weather front moving into northern ireland, scotland, the far north of england, too. to the south of that, probably staying dry. temperatures just about into double figures in the south—westerlies. and across europe, actually, the bulk of the continent probably hovering close to freezing during the course of new year's eve. but look at that, london is actually going to be warmer than madrid on new year's eve. now, something does happen as we go into 2017. the thinking is that a cold front, a pretty good cold front, will sweep across the uk, and introduce these northerly winds. so i think 1 january 2017 is going to feel pretty nippy across the uk. hello. this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and sally nugent. the veteran hollywood actress debbie reynolds has died just a day after her daughter, carrie fisher. she was 84 and had been rushed to hospital with a suspected stroke. her son said the stress of his sister's death was

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of the evening into the evening snow continues on 30 degrees and those total anywhere in the 5 to 10-ish range. from monday left over flurist 31. and then the cold hits. tuesday mosley to partly cloudy skies. 20. look at wednesday. and high of only 10 degrees. 13 on thursday. george, on thursday. >> well now that will be nice. >> that will be a zero. >> that's the first zero i've seen. >> an 18 with a 5 in the morning on friday. so cold air to end the week. this storm will drag down a little bit of polar air. winter is here. >> coming up in packers extra [holiday music] when it's time to deck the halls in here the only place to go for outdoor gifts is cabela's christmas sale. get up to $60 off select game cameras. for everything on their list, shop in-store and online at cabelas.com. >me a aeaw th only teams to the playoffs each of the p fou seasons and now their paths s??? decber tampa remberamly even had ofomes sond could get 6 8 inches of ? een y. e mt in aegular season contestn. terback russeiln ys bring it on. >> we waough ennment. we look forrdhose types and'm hoping it's comingdow

trish: this ishe first time you have a real businessman. an entrepreneur in the white house. and you saw what happened this week with carrier and his willingness, his ability to get something done on that front. i know he didn't save every job, but you are talking about saving 800 jobs in indianapolis. that's a big deal for people who are there. gary: we all understand that and most of the viewers who are investors understand that. the people at "vanity fair" don't understand that. don't lose any sleep over the fact that "vanity fair" doesn't like the fact that there are business people in this administration. if we are going to get economic growth we need people who understand the markets. trish: people mono way it's like to be faced with all that red tape and regulations. gary: we talk about financials, but there will be major areas of the economy where the regulatory hurdles will be taken off. >> lower the regulatory and tax policy, small businesses, one of the two things they are most worried about is taxation and regulation. take the government off their backs, they will

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will "black-ish" score big? >> hallelujah.> all the nominees here on "gma." >>> and times square is heating up. will smith and david beckham both here live. >> and david is here to say -- >> good morning, america. [ cheers and applause ] >>> good morning, david beckham. good morning, america. good morning to this great audience right here. [ cheers and applause ] they have got a lot of rest this weekend. and we have a lot of star power right here this morning, not just david beckham. >> yes, that's right. we've got will smith and we have so much more and we have jesse here too. they were all clapping for jesse, right? [ applause ] we have will smith in the studio right now, and apparently -- [ cheers and applause ] >> yay! >> he has some friends there and has a very inspiring message for the holidays. a great movie "collateral beauty" being compared to "it's a wonderful life." so we are looking forward to that. >> yeah. [ applause ] >> a very moving movie. >>> madonna, wow, she had quite a powerful speech and is getting a lot

that westerly to northwesterly wind ishes 5 tort 5 and windchi are currently in single digits. 6 in burlington. this afternoon we'll see salkshin m temperature in the w to mid 20s. ue'll see " urry, maybe an ted snow shower pushing through. if you see accumulation,42ust a little dusting otherwise the rest of the week is quiet, windy and cold until we get to friday. so, for tonight down to 9 degrees for milwaukee. inland areas will be near 5 degrees, these are your highs tomorrow. teens. the winds are not a big issue but windchills close to zero thrombhohov the day tomook aow. and then it gets even colder. how about 14 on tuesday. thursday morning. and 6 degrees for the high. will be sa-mile-per-hour winds. ap a lintlle. snow likely at friday and saturday. we'll be watching that. 3rian loosnow. toasty warm ins. he has tunes going, holiday music. tow dar 5s it look onment screamee are w3 >> dave opt us at 75 degrees inside here. i hmooe to tell you, the roae a overall in decent shape out here this morning. ue42ust made the t m ck down 1, and42ust getting into sufof the streets, we're startingh.t

. >> it is high-ish fashion. it is the kind of -- they have got nice stuff, but not super high-end. one of the luxury houses. but they have good stuff. they tend to have more up-to-date fashion than amazon. one thing -- we've got a report from bernstein that talks about the relative penetration of the brands that they have got. and you see they have something like half of the top 20 fashion brands in the u.k., whereas amazon has about four of them. also, it has quite a bit more up-to-date stuff. amazon, most of their stuff or a lot of their stuff tends to be kind of last season things sold at a discount. carol: when i think about amazon, i think about a lot of things, but i don't think about high fashion-ish. is that a new area they're going into? >> they are definitely trying to get there. the head of amazon's fashion push in europe who just moved from seattle to london, she tells us she was meeting with the ceo of hugo boss, trying to help them sort through -- they are winnowing the brands they do -- have got. they are trying to move upscale. they say they don't want to be the pla

so, it's not a negative call, it's not necessarily a bear—ish, look—out—below call, but we think there 2017 than many people might suspect. staying in new york, where a brazilian firm has been hit job ace williams is managing director of milton asset management. ——job director of milton asset management. —— job ace. so, director of milton asset management. ——job ace. so, they director of milton asset management. —— job ace. so, they didn't get the gift of the 20,000 celebration yesterday on the dowjones. will it come soon? i think there is put your momentum in the markets but we have seen the bond markets beginning to back up, the yields are rising and investors are looking for other assets which might be rising. it is quite an expensive market now because you have the strong dollar, in common nation with the strong market. the combination of those rises together means the rise has been quite significant already. you are quite concerned about the ahead, something you have been focusing on. give us your take on the sort of rally we have been experiencing, and what might burst the bubble

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that feels cold war-ish all of a sudden. >> well, nuclear weapons are cold war-ish, that's true. but i think what he's doing is he's answering the installation of an anti-missile shield by the united states in europe and saying we are going to develop weapons that can penetrate that shield. so if you look at it big picture, i think what he's saying is we have done a good job in syria because if you look at the way the russian army looked say -- or the air force, the military in general, looked in 2008 when they were in georgia, they were in bad shape. he has reformed the military, he's poured a lot of money into it. they have new weapons and part of why russia wanted to do syria and this operation was to be like a big advertisement for their weapons, and the efficacy of those weapons and also to show their military is back and able to really be disciplined, and it is true, they are in much better shape. but he's also kind of warning the united states that anything you develop, we can overcome. so that's again, all of this i think you have to look at it in terms of the incoming ad

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of the evening into the evening snow continues on 30 degrees and those total anywhere in the 5 to 10-ish range. from monday left over flurist 31. and then the cold hits. tuesday mosley to partly cloudy skies. 20. look at wednesday. and high of only 10 degrees. 13 on thursday. look at that low temperature, george, on thursday. >> well now that will be nice. > >> that's the first zero i've seen. >> an 18 with a 5 in the morning on friday. so cold air to end the week. this storm will drag down a little bit of polar air. winter is here. >> coming up in packers extra >>> pammers and sea hawks are the only teams to make the playoffs each of the past four seasons and now their paths cross again. this is known as the blizzard bowl, december 1st, 1985, tampa bay buccaneers greeted with 15 inches of snow. i remember my family even had all of us come out of of the woods that day it was so crazy. sunday's game could get 6 to 8 inches of snow? green bay. contest in 30 years. quarterback russell wilson says bring it on. >> we want a tough environment. we look forward to those types of situations. and

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a and finally, looks like plan to curb air pollution in worked,ish capital has following in the foot steps of other schemes. decided to implement a vehicle ban, meaning that cars registrationbered plates could circulate one day and odd-numbered plates, the next. reporter: smog levels are down in madrid. all drivers will be able to enter the city again as of friday. >> we will implement scenario two. this means the restrictions, according to odd or even numbered plates, will no longer apply. thursday, madrid implemented spain's first partial ban on private cars in cities. applied to holders of even-numbered plates. taken after were levels of nitrogen oxide went iie.d limits set by the predictably, some motorists were not impressed. have to take care of my grandson. he is waiting for us. today andy is closed my daughter has to go to work. think this restricts my freedom. they should take more suitable theures if that is what pollution requires. reporter: others, however, felt the government didn't go far enough. >> i t think the measure could hahave been even stricter. because i think

the president doesn't care much for democracy and there are ish r similarities, the turk president doesn'te the media. newspapers have been shuttered. trump said he thinks there are parts of that. and he is the kind of leader that trump loves. amy: what happens when those leaders turn on trump and begin to push him around and he doesn't like insults or bullying. he likes when leaders flatter him. i think it may be something quite different when he is sitting face to face and feels undermined. we don't know that for a fact but something that may play out differently when he is in office as opposed to a candidate on the campaign trail dealing with them from afar. amy: tensions between the u.s. and israel got more complicated after secretary of state john kerry and israeli prime minister netanyahu traded blame over the stalled middle east peace process. >> the israeli prime minister publicly supports a two-state solution but his current coalition is the most right-wing in israeli history with an agenda driven by the most stream elements. >> secretary kerry state the united states cannot vote

so what happens is, 130-ish people have taken part in this. they all take up into the air. people that run this, they analyze the weather conditions and then, only then, do they set the course, which is between 40 to 70 miles long and have four or five gps points that you've got to get to. the thing right here, while everybody is going in a circle, the guy that posted this says you kind of got to just go with the flow, almost literally. everyone is going in the same direction. keep your head on a swivel. it's safe. >> this does look spectacular. the colors, the shapes of the canopies. it's really pretty. >> but also he says he's been flying competitively for about nine years and without a doubt this is the best course he's ever flown. he just loves it. it's just an incredible testament to their skills that they seem to be avoiding each other. when everybody does what they are supposed to do, there can be beauty in success. >> having a pretty good time, did well, placed ninth. >> youtube is not just for adults. how-to videos aren't either. >> my name is mellody, and i am goi

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or poor-ish. he was very concerned about his children's health. he was a bit of a hypochondriac concerned about his own health. he had a little bit of panic disorder as diagnosed by some mental health experts who looked at his condition. and before he left on his big journey on the beagle, he was so stamm nottic -- symptomatic with anxiety, he worried about how the journey would go and would he be claustrophobic on the boat that he thought he was going to have a heart attack. there was a lot going on to. we may not know looking back thinking about his great writing and the works he produced and during that whole time, did we not know he was suffering. he was very much suffering with a multitude of symptoms. so i'm going to talk about a few of the characters and some of the themes that developed as i started researching and got into this book. george gershwin is one perp i want to talk about -- person i want to talk about in connection to a theme on childhood conditions today. and gershwin was, as

but i think for many of us it is sort of a cloudy—ish sort of day, with some sunshine. the uk. this is new year's eve, weather front moving into northern ireland, scotland, the far north of england, too. to the south of that, probably staying dry. temperatures just about into double figures in the south—westerlies and across europe, actually, the bulk of the continent probably hovering close to freezing during the course of new year's eve. but look at that, london is actually going to be warmer than madrid on new year's eve. now, something does happen as we go into 2017. the thinking is that a cold front, a pretty good cold front, will sweep across the uk, and introduce these northerly winds. so i think 1 january 2017 is going to feel pretty nippy across the uk. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name's mike embley. our top stories: the american actress and singer debbie reynolds has died at the age of 84, just a day after the death of her daughter carrie fisher. us president—elect donald trump launches a scathing atta

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i think for many of us it is sort of a cloudy—ish sort of day, with some sunshine.th of the uk. this is new year's eve, weather front moving into northern ireland, scotland, the far north of england, too. to the south of that, probably staying dry. temperatures just about into double figures the south—west, and south—westerlies across europe. actually, the bulk of the continent probably hovering close to freezing during the course of new year's eve. but look at that, london is actually going to be warmer than madrid on new year's eve. now, something does happen as we go into 2017. the thinking is that a cold front, a pretty good cold front, will sweep across the uk, and introduce these northerly winds. so i think 1 january 2017 is going to feel pretty nippy across the uk. a very warm welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to our viewers in north america and around the globe. my name's mike embley. our top stories: us president—elect donald trump launches a scathing attack on the un after last week's security council resolution declaring israeli settlements illegal. when

they are not particularly expensive, $30, $40-ish. these guys at buzz feed are putting it to the test. they are going to do it with coffee, apple juice, and cola. they put them on, first the coffee, they drop the coffee right on the white jeans and look. they are able to just wipe it right off. >> coating that's put on the material or is it something that the jean is made of? >> don't really get into the jeans themselves, but it's something i have seen pop up here and there randomly on my social media. >> i wonder how long it stays like that. >> i don't know if scotch guard could protect your pants, but that looks effective. i hope they didn't drop it while it was hot. >> right. they survived the three tests, right? the coffee, the juice, and the cola, but wine is probably the worst offender out there, so they decided to really commit and they filled a tub with wine and they were like, okay. and she soaks in the wine and when she comes out, if you were wearing regular white pants, what would they look like? probably deep cherry red, r

. >> however, to some people the , program sounds a little too big brother-ish. >> i don't feel like more scrutiny, more surveillance is a good answer. it's just not the kind of atmosphere i would want to promote. >> but others like tiffany gorski are very concerned about e women. >> i'd feel more protected if i knew people were watching over me a little bit. >> the reason bay view does not qualify for any cameras given out by the city is because not enough crime happens here. but zielinski is looking for any additional city funding or grants that can pay for the enhanced security. patrick: a public safety meeting will be held on tuesday, december 20 at bay view high school starting at 6:00 p.m., to discuss the cameras. adrienne: investigators are now looking into medical care at both the county jail and the house of correction. this after four deaths at the telling 12 news his staff will investigate whether armor correctional health services is meeting the requirements for medical care. the four deaths at the jail include a baby born there. county executive chris abele is taking sid

but i think for many of us it is sort of a cloudy—ish sort of day, with some sunshine.to the far north of the uk. this is new year's eve, weather front moving into northern ireland, scotland, the far north of england, too. to the south of that, probably staying dry. temperatures just about into double figures in the south—westerlies. and across europe, actually, the bulk of the continent probably hovering close to freezing during the course of new year's eve. but look at that, london is actually going to be warmer than madrid on new year's eve. now, something does happen as we go into 2017. the thinking is that a cold front, a pretty good cold front, will sweep across the uk, and introduce these northerly winds. so i think 1 january 2017 is going to feel pretty nippy across the uk. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name's mike embley. our top stories: the american actress and singer debbie reynolds has died at the age of 84, just a day after the death of her daughter carrie fisher. us president—elect donald trump laun

looks like it is warm-ish today. gets cool. then maybe a little warm up again?> all over the place. >> all right. >> well there is just will certainly warm your heart. an all of them are filled with holiday toys, and they're going to patients at the children's hospital of philadelphia. that's toys donated by students at haverford middle school delaware county. teachers from the school dropped off the gift at chop monday morning. >> and speaking of toys, our "joy of sharing" toyfest in full swing. we hope you will pick up a toy for child in need. for list of drop off locations head to our website cbsphilly.com/toyfest. you can also find them on the cbs local app. >>> awesome. the best part of the holidays. >> right. we have the drop off here in the lobby, and the toys pieing up already. >> quickly, we thank everybody for participating. the holiday spirit that's filling up an entire house. see for scalpel. i have no idea what i'm doing. i'm just a tv doctor. i never went to college. (scream) i don't do blood. but now, thanks to cigna, i can do more than just look

he's looked real well, like seth curry-ish.talk about what's going on tonight against virginia. >> learn offense and defensive schemes, learn from us guys on the courts, the teammates, the coaches. they're teaching me a lot about not turning the ball over, how to win ball games and how to get our players in the right spot and try to -- >> he puts a lot of pressure on the defense. they know if they don't zone in on him, he's going to get a basket. if they don't zone in on me, then i'll get one, too. we also have other guys around us as well. >> not bad at all. 27 in a row for cal at home. >> he's going to be playing in the nba one day. >> no question. >>> see you later, everyone. >> thanks for joining us. good night. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. should you really be sitting in sheldon's spot? (groans) he's in texas. he'll neve

but instead, we're still talking about 2-ish percent growth, not necessarily indicative of a labor markett that point of full employment. >> yeah, so you just don't buy that argument at all. that we're near full employment. >> i really don't. no, i think right now there is still a tremendous amount of slack. again, when you add in all of those americans that have dropped out of the labor force. and these are americans that are age 20 to 55 years old. so these are people with still a significant number of potential income-earning years still left. and once conditions do begin to improve, we would expect them to come back into the labor force, then putting upward pressure on the unemployment rate. so still a big uncertainty. >> aren't there a lot of unfilled job openings? are these people really as discouraged as those numbers would suggest? in other words, are they on the sidelines because some would say it's more comfortable for them to stay there? >> well, i think there's a number of factors at play here. some may not want to take a position earning 80 or 60 cents on the dollar of maybe

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-ish scoop, right? finally an editor said, well, could you go? could you get on a plane? i said, sure, why not? got on the plane, landed on the 11th in ferguson, missouri, for what i thought was going to be a few day assignment, i thought i would maybe get a feature story for the weekend and be back for sunday football, you know, that weekend at home. instead, i ended up staying two, almost three months. [laughter] almost full time. we had a ferguson bureau there. be as i was there, on the second or third day i was there, myself and another reporter were actually arrested during the coverage of the protests, and we were the first two of what would end up being dozens of reporters who at some point in time were taken into custody by police there. there was just this day after day of demonstrations, there were mass arrests, people being arrested at times indiscriminately, at times with cause. and that created a whirlwind, and i became one of the figures of the story. >> host: wesley lowery's our guest. you've heard our beginning conversation. if you would like to participat

fire crews tweeted outut earlier when they firstt arrived on scene here, this ishs just after 3 a.m.,ouse here was fully engulfedngl in flames and it did notid n spread, though, to any boats ana that are docked here at the yacht club. that is some good news here. again, not csolearme what this wt structure is but firefightersht did show up and attack the t fire from the ground as well asw as from the water in their t fire boats. i'm told when 931st arrived arrv there was some issue with issueh water supply. this is a very isolated area ted a with not a lot of access to water hydrants even thoughhydr it's rye along the anacostiaco river so that did proof someroos difficulties for fire crews. cws we're hearing this building might be a total loss. total l we have no idea what the cause u is at this point but the goodine news is there were no no injuries.injuries. for now we're live in effects effects -- southeast, anjali hemphill fox5 news. >> ahead of the vote of the electoral college two texas voters said they'll not vote v for president-elect trump.dent in order to over turn-e the t r

. >> scott ishes voters rejected u.k.'s referendum to exit exit the eu. scotland's brexit would be a national disaster, causing 80,000 jobs in ten years. that's all of newshour weekend, i'm alison stewart, good night. captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. judy and josh weston. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the john and helen glessner family trust-- supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. the cofounder of the most successful effort ever to help alcoholics stay dry died late late sunday and, as he had provided, then gave up his anonymity.

speaking to the nikkei news, he said policymakers cannot relax strength ishe yen's being corrected. bloomberg has learned the reserve bank of india approved the withdrawal of high denomination rupee notes three hours before the prime minister announced the move. the r.b.i. says details are not on record. move has hurt consumption and an economy dominated by cash. global news 24 hours a day. this is bloomberg. nomura has cut hundreds of jobs. japan's biggest brokerage is not done yet. asia financeur editor joining us live from tokyo. the guys have been quite poetic when it comes to the name of this project. how much more can he cut? >> this project is all about cutting waste and improving productivity could read he has called it the project water line, likening it to a warship gradually increasing excess baggage and could sink. bearing in mind the excess baggage isn't necessarily people but more how people spend their days at the company. they will be looking at the cost effectiveness of everything they do read him in a straight of tasks, phone calls, meetings. employeesne whether ar

but i think for many of us it is sort of a cloudy—ish sort of day, with some sunshine.t moving into northern ireland, scotland, the far north of england, too. to the south of that, probably staying dry. temperatures just about into double figures the south—west, south—westerlies across europe. actually, the bulk of the continent probably hovering close to freezing during the course of new year's eve. but look at that, london is actually going to be warmer than madrid on new year's eve. now, something does happen as we go into 2017. the thinking is that a cold front, a pretty good cold front, will sweep across the uk, and introduce these northerly winds. so i think 1 january 2017 is going to feel pretty nippy across the uk. the latest headlines from bbc news. my name's mike embley. us president—elect donald trump has launched a scathing attack on the united nations after last week's security council resolution declaring israeli settlements illegal. he said the un had caused problems rather than solved them. israel's prime minister has described as "biased" a speech by th

at the moment theresa may is listening to her ukip—ish wing, which now appears to control the conservativetory mps with lib dems breathing down their necks, saying isn‘t it time you listened to the electorate, who may or may not want brexit, but they certainly don‘t want a hard brexit? music: "0 come all ye faithful". so farewell 2016, hello 2017. donald trump will be inaugurated as president of the united states, there will be elections in france and germany, we‘ll have elections for mayors in manchester, liverpool and birmingham, but british politics will be overwhelmingly dominated by the negotiations for our exit from the eu. hang on, maybe i should head back in there? nah, i can‘t miss all of that! music: "0 come all ye faithful". good evening. the final day of 2016 has been relatively mild. we've had some rain in the north, too. here is the sunset from one of our weather watchers in york. we have rain around in some parts. rain across northern ireland and southern scotland, over the next few hours that will move south as we had closer to midnight. in two parts of northern england, ne

we are seeing this band of heavy rain moving east and south-ish, we'll say. it's kind of at an angle there. heavy rainfall right now. saint helena, santa rosa, rohnert park, petaluma getting heavy downpours, napa moderate rain for you sonoma, american canyon, also seeing heavy rain at this hour and then farther south to the peninsula san francisco moderate showers right now same with daly city, south san francisco and millbrae seeing some heavier rain. now, a bit lighter rainfall here noted in grown for livermore and pleasanton but watch out because all of this rain is heading your way. we are seeing more moderate showers. this front moving again to the east. so walnut creek, san leandro, oakland, berkeley, seeing moderate rainfall right now moving towards san ramon pleasanton and livermore at the 580 corridor over the next 20 minutes. heading up to the high country going to see relatives, keep in mind we have a winter storm warning in effect. we are taking a look at 80 and 50 here and note just how low these snow levels are. down just above pollock pines rig

ish! the last two years have been a steady round of publicising her latest memoir and films.her health problems. co—stars have taken to social media to wish her well. peter mayhew who plays chewbacca wrote, thoughts and prayers from all ourfriends for everyone's favourite princess. mark hamill, who played luke skywalker, wrote, as if 2016 could get any worse. sending all our love to carrie fisher. president obama has delivered his last christmas message from the white house. sitting alongside his wife michelle he said it had been an honour to serve as america's president. merry christmas everybody! one of the best parts of the holiday season is spending time with the special people in your life and for me that means getting some help from my best friend for our annual christmas weekly address. given how our first christmas weekly address went, i realised that barack needed all the help he could get. this is our first christmas in the white house and... what?! stop! you know, what. .. you got to stop it! laughter. all right, you got to get it together. you are going to have to

ish! the last two years have been a steady round of publicising her latest memoir and films.s been candid about her health problems. co—stars have taken to social media to wish her well. peter mayhew wrote, thoughts and prayers from all our friends for everyone's favourite princess. mark hamill wrote, as if 2016 could get any worse. sending all our love to carrie fisher. good evening. security forces in tunisia say they've arrested three members of a terrorist cell linked to anis amri, the tunisian who killed 12 people by driving a lorry into a christmas market in berlin this week. the interior ministry said one of those detained was amri's nephew. 24—year—old anis amri was shot dead by police in milan in the early hours of yesterday morning. bethany bell reports. this is anis amri, the man who's suspected of being behind the attack on a berlin christmas market in the name of so—called islamic state. and now authorities across europe and the middle east are trying to piece together his extremist connections. the 24—year—old tunisian made this video shortly before driving a lo