you have to love stories like that at this time of year. that is a lovely story. royal family on her first official trip, the christmas service in sandringham, and that story we have been talking about this morning. universities must open minds, not close them. this is about the universities minister, joe johnson, who is giving a speech later talking about how we must allow, i suppose, later talking about how we must allow, isuppose, controversial figures to speak at universities and let people make up your own minds. i tell you what, what we certainly don't want to see as the cricket going anywhere other than where it ousted. i'm not going to be bringing you the news. i think we will be focusing on their antics. this is of course tom curren, stuart broad, and jonny bairstow, enjoying some this disease. this was before they got into the fourth test. —— enjoying some festive at ease. most of the back ages this morning would later by pale blue. if you are not a manchester city fan you be sick of the sight of this. this was a very big story, dominating all december.

. >> the video opens up with a montage of couples who are talking about their love story. >> but seeh this. >> that is so thoughtful. this guy paid attention. >>> plus it's an incredible flight in the sky with geese. >> one of them flies right in front of the passenger. >> that's so cool. [ cheering ] when does the family get here? they're already here! this house is for you! us?! all of us, to be together. aw! i love you man. it's just missing one thing. [ barks ] wow! yeeeeaaaahhh! uh oh...a painful sore throat? not now. take cépacol instamax. look! unlike regular cough drops it contains 2 max strength pain relievers and cools in seconds. bye bye sore throat. take cépacol instamax. when my smile is bright, i feel ready to shine. some whitening toothpastes onlyo remove surface stains, colgate optic white high impact white is different. it has hydrogen peroxide, to whiten four shades for a visibly whiter smile. trust your smile to colgate optic white. i'm joy bauer, and as a nutritionist i know probiotics can often help. try digestive advantage. it is tougher than your stomach's hars

the hunger area and love story on body and soul has been nominated for three awards it's a mythical romance between maria and director two introverts who work together at a slaughterhouse they slowly realize their soul mates they even have the same dream every night. in the. students in. the film demonstrates the strength of love with poetic often enigmatic images that earned it the golden bear at the berlin film festival. melancholic finish director aki karas makis entry the other side of hope follows the fate of a syrian refugee in helsinki a lonely restaurant owner decides to help him just. my bedroom. no way so walked. for a time the two of them share a common destiny as always cars maki believes in hope in the face of adverse conditions his film has been nominated for two awards. three films that ask big questions all of them would be deserving winners. or reminder of the top stories we're tracking for you here on d.w. the middle east braces for more violence after us class and donald trump recognized to roost long as the capital of israel two palestinians died and hundreds of others w

it's a lovely feel good story. i find this funny, million. it's a lovely feel good story. s funny, think million. it's a lovely feel good story. i find this funny, think of the number and put a couple of zeros on the end and that's how much better we are feeling. this is something that is going to run and run but when you look at the stories across the rest of the pages... the americans will come over for that. the hotels are already booked up in windsor! laughter thank you both. that's it for the papers this hour. thank you dharshini and charlie, you'll both be back at 11.30 for another look at the stories making the news tomorrow. coming up next — meet the author. fiona mozley‘s elmet is a story that you might describe as contemporary gothic, raw and dark and lyrical with a rich bit of melodrama. a debut novel powerful enough to take it to the man booker shortlist in the autumn, told by a iii—year—old, it sets the here and now against a brutal and more elemental past, and explores a complex and ambiguous relationship between three members of a family who are all, in their

economic liberal economic reforms and at first it seemed to go very well it was a sort of political love story between poroshenko and his friend second civilly they were even remotely personal friends second really was made the governor a very important region of a desk and stayed in that post for over a year but then things turned sour they fellow fell out sexually accusing chorus think of protecting the old corruption the old corrupt systems and not being willing to break with the past and now we have this former friend second spinny out on the streets calling for his impeachment so it really is a pretty extraordinary reversal of fortunes an extraordinary day too especially when he managed to escape the police and the connally on the story for us tonight in kiev nic thank you very much. oh there will be no athletes competing for russia in the winter olympics the international olympic committee today banned russia due to evidence confirming state sponsored doping some clean athletes however will be able to compete under a neutral flag but under strict conditions with just ten weeks before the

more aggressive and the murder occurs. >> reporter: so to the beginning, which was, of course, the love storyr the betrayal, call it what you will. mary ann was frankly a little bored with archie. he loved her unreservedly. she knew that. but passion, excitement, not so much. she was a vibrant woman still and attractive. but 47 and in need of something. and then there he was, yanos. she met him at a local club. he was just 32, 25 years younger than archie. >> he was everything archie wasn't. he satisfied everything that archie couldn't satisfy for her. she told archie she was dating this man. he was passive about it. she told him, if he didn't like it, he could live. >> reporter: he accepted it, hoping his marriage would somehow survive. gary was just 18 then. didn't know for sure about the affair. but suspected his mom was seeing someone, especially the day he caught her sneaking off to take a private telephone call. >> i grabbed the phone from her and said, do you have any idea what you are doing to my family? i hung the phone up. that's basically when she left. >> reporter: that very day,

what a lovely story the report that had over twelve point six million views on facebook this year though was one that made people laugh for the first time ever passengers on a german train were treated to a multi stage theatre production over thousand local them volunteers performs different short sketches along a thirty kilometer stretch as each train went by it was surprising and unusual entertainment for the past and this is love the story so much that it came in first place in our top twenty five reports of twenty seventeen. hunted up being chased by his lookout post. a family who suddenly gets water. and a truck bomb phrase in a field the famous call from the phone with east germany trying to keep up with a modern v.w. all parts of a not project stage the people on passing trains local residents pulled out all the stops to keep the passengers on the thirty kilometer train ride between non-book and nina entertain. those months when what's so good not to just stare at your phone all the time but to look outside the countryside here is amazing and of course the individual pieces of dra

carol: let's talk about the story, i love a good business story. in the land of where yoga was created, they have a health and fitness problem? >> it is a fascinating story about how the fitness craze in india, they become so much more. and especially with rippling abs. this is a great story about how they are tapping into this demand. they had a caloric minimum not that long ago. it julia: here is our reporter. reporter: i went to india in june to profile walker, the 84-year-old director of a company called "better fitness." they are pioneering the gym industry in india. i went there and sort of look that how to sell the gym business to a bunch of indians who are not familiar with what it means. >> what do you mean by that? >> in the gym, we are familiar with it in north america. >> a mainstay for many people. >> exactly. it is a specific kind of business. it in this part of the world where this exercises and so common, it doesn't exist. in india, the business has exploded fairly recently. the turn-of-the-century, the business really exploded. and

she'll be here in the states for a couple weeks before she goes back to japan and i love a story like that. evan did such a great job. how could you not? >> we see that and see these surprises, but they never get old. >> i could have a whole show of those surprises. >>> you have any surprises for us? >> i don't think so. we may get a surprise, depends what the end of the week brings us. >> right. >> we have potential for some snow, could be a little, could be more. we don't know yet. it's too far away. it doesn't look as potent tonight as it did last night. i want to get you on the 3- degree guarantee. >> how did you do? >> i forecast a high of 46. i felt great about that because 46. we were like 44 this afternoon, but tomorrow i'm forecasting 39, a little anxious about that because it all depends on how quickly we cool off tonight and whether or not we can make a recovery tomorrow, but there's a clipper to the west. we're seeing snow showers out here, pennsylvania moving into new england. they're going to have several inches of snow away from the coastal areas in southern and central

[laughter] i didn't know the body of course i also enjoyed the love story because i am a romantic. some of course i write about in this case everybody has mentioned al over 30 viewers and interviewers has mentioned the scene of immigration because it is very proud of and in the book -- prevalent in the book but for me it's a love story and my characters are in the 60s so tho it is mature love, whatever that is. [laughter] >> speaking of this, you write so movingly and i know many of us loved your talk about how to love and live vibrantly at any age and i would like to hear you talk more about why you think that is so important. >> i think it moves the world. it's the most important thing that can happen in the world. [applause] and i'm not talking only about romantic. the love for life. everything is moved by this instinct towards beauty and connection. in my long life -- i am 75 by the way. i know from a distance i look good. [laughter] >> it takes a lot of money. the only thing that remains with me. sometimes i've not been able to receive the love that the loved one gets is forev

the hunger area and love story on body and soul has been nominated for three awards it's a mythical romance between maria and director two introverts who work together at a slaughterhouse they slowly realize their soul mates they even have the same dream every night. the film demonstrates the strength of love with poetic often enigmatic images that earned it the golden bear at the berlin film festival. melancholic finish director aki chorus marquees entry the other side of hope follows the fate of a syrian refugee in helsinki a lonely restaurant owner decides to help him this is my bed. no way. for a time the two of them share a common destiny as always cars maki believes in hope in the face of adverse conditions his film has been nominated for two awards. three films that ask big questions all of them would be deserving winners. to paris now where the city is at a standstill as it says goodbye to the singer known as the french elvis presley rock legend johnny hallyday died of lung cancer on wednesday at the age of seventy four tens of thousands of people turned out to see him off ahead of

because it's really -- it's the most peculiar love story that you can imagine. i always say, it's a fairy tale for adults. it's also a love letter to cinema. and if you know that going in and only allow yourself to know that and just be swept away by the magic of it all, you're in for a treat. >> melissa: because if you're just here, sally hawkens plays an amazing part, she as mute woman that works with you, she falls in love with a sea creature that the government has in a lab. and you're like, what? and when you hear that you think it's crazy. and then you are this like -- such a strong -- it's such a great statement for like friendship and women and strong women and beauty and love and everything. >> thank you. >> melissa: just remarkable like you always are. >> well, thank you, soare you. [ cheers and applause ] >> melissa: truly, it's like every time -- and i know her, i don't have to say it, she'll talk to me tomorrow. but i'm always shocked. i think knowing you so well and always being surprised by you is even more like amazing to me. >> well, i am never

you don't have to be struggling your whole life you can win, succeed and there is a very special love storyen zandeya and zach efron and because it was set so many years ago you kind of know that is a little bit of a friction on filled love story, zandeya says she loves this message. >> i think it is important, i think, it is to have try to have some type of reason you why are doing it. it is always important to have strong female characters but when it comes down to this, our overall message what made us, you know, real excited about telling this story that is idea that love can conquer all and we live in the time when people try to tell people who they can love and that is not how it should be, your heart should always lead you in everything thaw decide, in every chapter that you, that you embrace in your life, i think that is the number one thing. at lee i know i try to live by but that this story really explained that and thankfully the story because it is a musical and it is fantastic role we are able to give it a happy even bug not everybody has that. >> that movie opens tonight and i

we've got a lovely story for parcels going round the world and being delivered late and so on.of amazon at all. fairlane, possibly. benedicte, do you think that? i'm being sarcastic! no company is beyond criticism and beyond the bridge. i think if you promise that, you are in trouble. we had a story a few days ago about the fa ct of had a story a few days ago about the fact of how little the drivers are paid and how they are expected to peak ina paid and how they are expected to peak in a bottle and all kinds of things. big companies like this need to be very careful, whether it is uber or amazon or google. clearly amazon have got a problem. i would imagine that being a savvy company and seeing they are on the front of the sunday telegraph, they will be trying to put the smile back on the customers. i don't subscribe to amazon prime. or even premium! let's go to an important story. there are two big stories we have got to get to. the first one is, the royal wedding looms. benedicte, on the front page of the express, royal wedding fever. extraordinary. hotels, don't even think a

. >> it's not your typical love story or boy meets girl, but instead it's a love story where boy meetsat greed, that love of gold, that caused this man, james michael fayed, to have his wife murdered for financial gain. >> prosecutors offered this snapshot of the fayeds' riches during the short time they ran their business. >> so mr. fayed found a niche, which is transferring money for only a 2% fee, which was highly, highly competitive and lucrat e lucrative. so those of you who are good at math, you'll know that that's approximately $20 million in fees that went to goldfinger between 2001 and 2008. making a lot of money. >> but the good times didn't last. the company was under indictment. pam was cooperating with federal investigators. and the couple were getting divorced. >> they were going to be divorced. so the marriage was over no matter what. and the relationship was over. >> jim fayed's attorney, mark worksman, says none of that was a motive for murder. >> but they did have a business that was a viable lucrative business, and it was worth maintaining, and if she hadn't been mur

it is the inspiration for an ancient love story, and millions of people visit each year.tiful afternoon. and so it was definitely kind of surreal, walking across the bridge, just looking at the people, like, this is it. i'm only going to do this once. you only meet your biological family once in your life. i don't get super emotional in those types of situations, but for my birth mother, i think she was just... she was actually really sad, in a lot of ways. she just kind of held me and sobbed for about a half—hour. and that's another time when i was like, you know what? i'm glad i can't speak chinese, because i have no idea what i would say otherwise. so after the meeting, like, my biologicalfamily really wanted me to, like, stay with them for the night. and i was like, no. i've met so many people today, i haven't been sleeping a lot, so i just want some time to myself. so i think — yeah, that first night, yes, i didn't stay with them. and then after that, the day after that, i hung out with, yeah, my parents. her biological parents have brought kati back to theirfamily h

. >> usually, you have a love story and there's choreography. it happens on the ground.ng that happens is flying in the air. me grabbing him. him grabbing me. swing around. >> p.t. barnum, at your service. he believes what makes you different makes you special. it empowers people to just be themselves. >> oh, my god. don't get jealous. i'm seeing this tomorrow. >> oh, i'm jealous. >> i'm very, very excited. hugh jackman is the best. he's always been himself. this was his reaction to his magazine cover. he tweeted, renaissance man? been called worse. >> he does so many things well. >> everything well. >>> coming up, whatever happened to the mistreated judge judy confiscated. she'll tell you. lit touch your heart. that is next. how's it going down there? that's good. lica misses you. i'm over it though. (laughter) that's fine. i miss her more than you anyway. ♪ ♪ hey, my window is closing. yeah that's okay. alright miles. i love you. (phone hangs up) ♪ yeah i love you too. ♪ ♪ you put this thing on. i gotta get it right. walk right. act rikt. >> we got the real deal. >>> p

and it's a beautiful, beautiful, moving love story. >> jimmy: it really is.> jimmy: the creature itself is kind of grotesque but also, there is a beauty to it. did you create the creature? >> it took three years. we knew we were creating an elemental river god so it needed to be beautiful. it took two years to design, one year to execute. and i must say it's perhaps one of the most beautiful creatures ever committed to film. >> jimmy: i agree with you. when did you think of this idea for this movie? was it a recent thing? >> no. it started when i was 6. every sunday we would go to church and then watch movies. at 6 i was watching "creature from the black lagoon" on tv. >> jimmy: there is a similarity. >> yes. the creature swims underneath. and i thought what a great love story. i was 6. i thought, i'm sure it's going to end well. the creature will come out well. this is a home invasion movie. they kill the creature at the end of the movie. >> jimmy: yeah, right. it's a creature. yeah. >> exactly. i said, i'm going to correct that. it took 46 years but i corre

. >> the unlikely love story between a mute janitor and an awe quautic creature just received golden year, the vanguard award went to "la la land." >> what did she say? >> she's saying thank you. >>> two more stars to note. holly hunt ler be honored with the career achievement award. and willem dafoe is getting the icon award. >>> next weerk, we won nor ryan gosling. he's not the only one. all next week, we're going to show you when we first met the stars. ♪ >> i'm ryan gosling. you're watching "e.t." >> this is destiny hope, we call her miley. >> i'm not afraid of nothing. i've never been one to fall in love with actors. >> he's like, brad pitt. anyone's going the fall in love with brad pitt. you, who's going to fall in love with you? mean. >> okay, okay. >> get me in good, yeah. >> we're breaking up. >> you better not write songs about this. looij, oh, i won't. and then i do. ♪ give me give me give me eyes on me ♪ next on kron-4 news at eight: san francisco's aquatic park... closed after a sea lion attacks a swimmer for the second straight day.so why are the massive mammals attacki

and i thought what a great love story. i was 6. i thought, i'm sure it's going to end well.nd of the movie. >> jimmy: yeah, right. it's a creature. yeah. >> exactly. i said, i'm going to correct that. it took 46 years but i corrected it. >> jimmy: you did. i would assume you're happy with the way it came out. how do you compare to it your other movies? >> it's a movie that i like the most, that i've ever made. i think it is the best movie. it was a movie that was really difficult to make and we opened in the venice film festival, first time we show it. it won the golden lion. i cried. i genuinely cried like miss universe. [ laughter ] except different measurements. [ laughter ] 80-80-80. >> jimmy: michael shannon is the bad guy in the movie and he's fantastic. i don't want to single him out specifically because all the acting is -- >> sally hawkins. >> jimmy: sally hawkins is you have -- i don't think i'm running this because i think this is something that's out there. you have a love scene between a human woman and a -- >> yes, yes. >> jimmy: sea creature. were you worried

this is the real live love story of steven and callahan. >> we're in the gymnasium of the ace hotel, famous for the holy matrimony of steven and callahan. >> and it was filmed in wes anderson style. >> there's randy's house. >> the whole video shot and edited by steve peerson of christina emily photography. the narrator is michael sober, who may or may not have been sober at the time of this video, but the steven i am referring to is our very own former host of "right this minute," steven fabian, who is now a correspondent in new york for "inside edition," and his now wife, callahan malone -- >> are you kidding? >> i'm kind of waiting for bill murray to show up, something like that. >> they walk us through the getting ready portion. >> by the way, that dress is stunning. now we see them walking down to the ceremony, act two, my friends, where my favorite part begins. because the marching band and majorettes for the riverview high school start marching in. >> how do you not get people fumpd up with this? it's a beautiful video, beautiful dress, beautiful wedding. let's talk to the cou

that has made me a bit emotional as well, just as they work, a lovely story, a pub in wimbledon in south—westis 12:26pm. let's turn our attention is to something rather different. a story we haven't had chance to touch on yet. the uk is on course for its greenest year ever in electricity generation, national grid figures reveal. 13 clean energy records have been broken in 2017 thanks to the rise of renewable energy. for the first time — thisjune — wind, nuclear and solar power generated more of the uk's energy than gas and coal combined. since 2012, britain has halved carbon emissions in the electricity sector and now provides the fourth cleanest power system in europe. let's discuss them withjonathan ba rtley who let's discuss them withjonathan bartley who has joined let's discuss them withjonathan bartley who hasjoined me here this christmas, co—leader of the green party. good afternoon. i am quite struck by those statistics and a lot of people watching will be quite surprised, why are we at the forefront, explain a little more about the background. you'd expect us about the background. you

. >> the unlikely love story between a mute janitor and an aquatic creature just received seven goldenns and is set to receive the palm spring international film festival's van guard award. last year, that honor went to "la la land," which cleaned up during award season. >> what did she say? >> she's saying thank you. >> two more stars to note. holly hunter will be honored with the career achievement award. and willem dafoe is getting the icon award. >>> next week, we honor ryan gosling. his history with "e.t." and ripe isn't the only one because all next week, year going to show you when we first met the star. >> i'm ryan gosling. you're watching "e.t." >> this is destiny hope, we call her miley. >> i'm not afraid of nothing. i've never been one to fall in love with actors. h you, who's going to fall in love with you? mean. >> okay, okay. >> get me in good, yeah. >> we're breaking up. >> you better not write songs about this. oh, i won't. and then i do. ♪ give me give me give me eyes on me ♪ wife: i've got this mammogramh scheduled.rst. when is your colonoscopy? screening increases th

boy meets girl, but instead it's a love story where boy meets gold.at greed, that love of gold, that caused this man, james michael fayed, to have his wife murdered for financial gain. >> reporter: prosecutors offered this snapshot of the fayeds' riches during the short time they ran their business. >> so mr. fayed found a niche, which is transferring money for only a 2% fee, which was highly, highly competitive and lucrative. so those of you who are good at math, you'll know that that's approximately $20 million in fees that went to goldfinger between 2001 and 2008. making a lot of money. >> reporter: but the good times didn't last. the company was under indictment. pam was cooperating with federal investigators. and the couple were getting divorced. >> they were going to be divorced, so the marriage was over no matter what, and the relationship was over. >> reporter: jim fayed's attorney mark werksman said that none of that was a motive for murder. >> but they did have a business that was a viable, lucrative business, and it was worth maintaining. a

. >> usually, you have a love story and there's choreography. it happens on the ground.ng that happens is flying in the air. me grabbing him. him grabbing me. swing around. >> p.t. barnum, at your service. he believes what makes you different makes you special. it empowers people to just be themselves. >> oh, my god. don't get jealous. i'm seeing this tomorrow. >> oh, i'm jealous. >> i'm very, very excited. hugh jackman is the best. he's always been himself. this was his reaction to his magazine cover. he tweeted, renaissance man? been called worse. >> he does so many things well. >> everything well. >>> coming up, whatever happened to the mistreated puppy that judge judy confiscated. she'll tell you. lit touch your heart. that is next. >>> we gotta get going. take point. >> tonight, on cbs, s.e.a.l. team smuggles a russian scientist across the afghan border. >> even if they walked away, how are they going to stay alive. >> i got to experience the cast's workout routine. come on. come on, girl. >> and david boreanaz showed me how they dressed the part. you put this thing

the heart warming love story that has endured for decades. that's next. >> look. we've got to show you this new video into the news room. we will be watching it for the first time. this is the armored car heist that went down last friday morning. you see the armored car folks were filling up an atm when the two bandits got out heavily armed. they forced the armored car guards to the ground and they took off with a whole lot of money. ditched the car down the street and picked up another one and took off. this one happened on baltimore avenue at an atm. there were not any shots fired. the bad guys got away with a lot of money. prince george's police just releasing this video. if you have any information, they and the fbi want to hear from you. >> crazy video there. >>> if you ever wanted to unlock the secrets to a long and happy marriage, take it from a couple that has one of the most enduring marriages in the history of the world. sean introduces us to >> reporter: last week at this rather unremarkable farmhouse was the most remarkable celebration i have ever seen