james cook, bbc news, glasgow. its first mass coronavirus testing pilot from saturday. military personnel will help roll out the scheme in merthyr tydfil. andrew goodall, the chief executive of nhs wales, led the government's press briefing today, where he gave more details. we would be looking to start, for the first set of patients, sorry, members of the community, the saturday, so there will be arrangements put in place to start those mechanisms and that will allow it to grow the individual sites that are in use. i think it is going to be really important that we have some flexibility around our approaches. so that what we are able to do was use some of the mobile unit in particular and make sure that as well as having dedicated sites available, to move around to some of the communities, particularly where we think prevalence is higher. of course, we will need to consider about how we move into some of our settings, so one of the areas for consideration will be about how we approach areas such as education or ev

james cook, bbc news, glasgow.ll see dennis the menace's parents look back at zoom quizzes, home—schooling and toilet roll shortages and will feature prime minister boris johnson, sir tom moore, i am joined now by mike stirling who is the editorial director of beano. fantastic backdrop and i'm liking the reference with the stripy shirt. very dennis the menace. lots of people will have read the beano as a child and think that this is just what we need for this year. tell us more about how you came up with the idea of the special edition for adults. thanks for a lovely welcome and you have summarised it so well. we speak to kids all the time when we make the beano because we have to do and we have to find and connect with kids and we kept asking them how they were feeling during this terrible year, how they were coping with not seeing their friends, their grandparents, maybe being off school, and what started to come through it was the kids being worried about grown—ups and how grown—ups were feeling and one little b

james cook, bbc news on the isle of islay.feed to discover that, actually, you don't recognise half the names of the people following you, then today could be the moment you change all that. maybe you're fed up with being bombarded by selfies or instagram posts from your frenemies. well, it's national unfriend day, courtesy of us talk show hostjimmy kimmell. in 2010, he realised — as i realised not so long ago — that we've reached the threshold of social connections. no more should we be hoarding friends and followers, it is time to cleanse. and you have to be brutal, unsparing, uninhibited. just delete. honestly, it is truly liberating. or be like me just delete twitter altogether. do it. feel truly out of touch. hopelessley friendless. believe me, it is a much better world. jimmy kimmell, we salute you! it is been very mild the last couple of days and we are holding onto that through tonight but then it set to turn much colder from wednesday afternoon onwards. tonight then, mild breezy and dry for most but there are still so

james cook, bbc news, glasgow.isms and that will allow it to grow the individual sites that are in use. i think it is going to be really important that we have some flexibility around our approaches. so that what we are able to do was use some of the mobile unit in particular and make sure that as well as having dedicated sites available, to move around to some of the communities, particularly where we think prevalence is higher. of course, we will need to consider about how we move into some of our settings, so one of the areas for consideration will be about how we approach areas such as education or even workplace settings as well. but we are hoping that the local population will feel supported to want to make sure they are able to go through this mass testing approach. so those numbers will increase. we will need to think about the success of that and evaluate it and it may well be that we have other areas of wales that still have a high prevalence, that there may be some opportunity to revisit that. for many y

james cook, bbc news, glasgow.efully that will be shortly. we will also talk to the bma this morning and we have got alok sharma the business secretary coming after 7:30am. let's have a look at the front pages. we to our political correspondent, —— mentioned this to her, the newspaper claiming that people will be able to mix for a limited period starting on the 24th of decemberfor limited period starting on the 24th of december for five days. but as she was saying, no real data from the government yet. discussions but no confirmation as to whether or not that might happen. the daily mail leads on the same story as us, the end of the road for new petrol and diesel cars. they will no longer be sold of 2030, under plans that will be announced by the prime minister later on. nina will be speaking to the boss of vauxhall in 40 minutes on the programme. this is the mirror, carrying a pledge by sir geoff hurst to say he will donate his brain to science after he dies. he wants researchers to tackle dementia which seems to

we are well organised at james cook yes, we are coping.ty but tha nkfully to our peak incapacity but thankfully we are keeping going and we've got our non—urgent service still going. we heard from chris whitty saying some hospitals in england are already cancelling nonurgent care. how far off is that for you? we had to reorganise some cases and we are very for you? we had to reorganise some cases and we are very flexible. we are changing wards into covid wards which means we have the temporarily close things down. at the moment we are not there. there is a chance that if the peak does continue to rise and we don't follow the rules we could start to wind down other services and that this time is what we don't want to do. when we talk about capacity it's different from your meaning of capacity. a lot of people talk about this word which is overwhelmed. in march we felt we weren't overwhelmed but actually we had no screening, no elective operations, no chronic care going on. this time i think our definition of overwhelmed would be is having t

. >>> thanksgiving dinner cooked by a james beard award winning chef.meal by the highly acclaimed chef in multiple san francisco restaurants but today her gusts we -- guests were survivors of domestic violence or came from prison for fighting back. this thanksgiving is their first for being released. >> i think my mashed potatoes i'm told are always very special. people clamber for them. i made those earlier today and some roasted brussel sprouts. >> only until 2013 could imprisoned survivors of domestic abuse submit evidence at their trials or hearings. california is the first state to allow that potentially saving women from decades of undeserved jail time. what a face recognition of what they've been through and a nice gesture. >> absolutely. yes. >>> let's get to our weather,r,, not quite as much rain as yesterday. i did see a rainbow, i just remembered, spencer. >> wow. oh my gosh. i wish i had seen one. i was just happy to see the rain winding down. just happy about that. little outbreaks of sunlight coming through. at the moment as we take a look

cook for for two months. so i'm an official grill master. is it like a james beard chef, maybe? you know.bored during a pandemic and plant four acres of sweet corn. but even going to bed at night, sleeping in my bed every night with my wife, i mean, there was a time there where i was lite l literally getting into bed at 8:15 every night, watching a couple shows together and i'd never had that, really, ever in our marriage. it was trying at times. >> still haven't killed each other. close. close a couple times. >> but it was fun. i think she's probably excited for me to get back on the road a little bit. >> there has been a massive silver lining through this pandemic. i discovered my family. there are moments in time when you say, i missed this, this and this because i was trying to be famous and i was trying to be lionel richie. so, i missed that soccer game or i missed that thanksgiving. and all of a sudden, here i am at home with my kids, they're sitting right across the table from me. >> we definitely knew that. >> thank you. >> and -- >> we're going to have a bagel. >> we were homesch

cook from wisconsin, clay stevens from florida, chad from trey from south carolina, and john from north carolina. ♪ john pemberton is handing off the ceremonial sabre to the 2020 soldier of the year. james medic assigned in north carolina. saber ties the past to the present. a former weapon of war now retained. soldiers representing the united states army from the founding of our nation to today signify an unbroken line of tradition and heritage that can be explored in the museum. today's soldiers stand on the shoulders of all who came before. the museum is dedicated to telling their stories. know join theill leaders to cut the ribbon and officially open the museum. 3, 2, 1. [drum roll] [applause] [gun salute] the army of the free. cap the brave on the path to victory. we are the army and proud of our name. we are the army, we proudly proclaim. first a site for the right. the army is rolling along, fighting until the battle is won. the army goes rolling along. the army is on its way. the army goes rolling along. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, thank you for joining us today for the grand opening of the national museum of the united states army. for free tickets and more information, please v

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cooked all day taste" ...that doesn't take all day. better than bouillon. don't just make it. make it better >>> second pick in the 2020nba draft, golden state warriors select jamesman. >> he may be the next big star of the warriors. the 7'1" center got emotional after his name was announced last night. not a surprise pick, he was the 2019 high school player of the year. >> warriors had two more picks in the second and selected manyen out of arizona with the 48th pick and jesup from boise state at 51. jessup will likely be stashed in australia where he is currently signed to play professionally. >>> despite all the excitement and injury to a warriors star, put a damper on draft night. >> it might be a while before we see klay thompson on the floor. he suffered a right leg injury while working out yesterday in southern california. he is expected to have an mri this morning to determine severity. but initial reports do not sound good for thompson who missed last season following an acl tear to his left knee. >> i was really sad to hear about that. >> tough news. >> we want the splash brothers back. >> but health is priority. >> it is. >>> 5:25. >> in our next half

cook for for two months. so i'm an official grill master. it was like a james beard chef maybe. got my michelin stars.or you guys, never get bored during the pandemic and plant four acres of sweet corn. but even going to bed at night -- oh, lord -- you know, sleeping in my bed every night with my wife, i mean, you know, there was a time there i was like literally getting into bed at 8:15 every night watching a couple shows together and i'd never had that really ever in our marriage. it was trying at times. >> we still haven't killed each other. came close a couple times. >> but, you know, it was fun. i think she's probably excited for me to get back on the road a little bit. >> i remember a couple years ago spending time with luke and his wife at their farm for this special. and this year the unprecedented access again, all these stars, led to some raw and emotional moments where they discussed the reality of living through the pandemic. also about the racial unrest across the nation showing a really personal side to these stars that they don't normally reveal. they really opened up. >> you can see it