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but it was debbie mcgee that lifted the trophy with her professional partner kevin clifton.h looks back on how the frontiers of science and space were pushed in 2019 — a year shaped by the impact of deforestation and climate change — in review 2019: the year in science. this is the year we saw the first ever picture of a black hole and we celebrated one of humanity's greatest achievements. it's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. there was a new treatment for parkinson's disease. it enabled this woman to walk again. there were also fires raging in australia. you'll need rescuing, won't you? we saw the hottest summers on record across the globe. and climate change activist greta thunberg had this message for world leaders. how dare you! you have stolen my dreams and my childhood with your empty words. what a year it's been. welcome to a year in science, where we'll be looking at the biggest stories of 2019. there was, of course, one issue that dominated. that was climate change. not so long ago, people thought of it as a theoretical issue. but this year, we be

believe in god i mean literally mcgee given that i have. you know i should just let hold strong jolt in the left wing literally seconds later the plane began to rock back and forth like both i began to tighten my belt panic could already begun the children had started crying when the plane began to go dollars look at it it was clear that would definitely go into a crash when i braced myself for impact then the sewing cage that exists in the mergence a door was open so we jumped on the wing and again slipping because it was icing we helped each other to get down. geoffrey thomas from airline ratings dot com gave us his thoughts on what might have gone wrong. early indications point to 2 possible causes one is that as we can see snow sleet snow everywhere was very very cold icing conditions and it may well have been that the plane was not correctly d.-i still not do ya stood all and over the top of the wing the air over the top of the wing is disturbed therefore you lose lift the plane or you reach now 2 to 40 feet and then crash back to eart

believe in god not only mcgee given that i have. many. options here i should just let hold strong jolt in the left wing literally 2nd play to the plane began to rock back and forth like a boat i began to tighten my belt panic a dollar a day began that the children had started crying when the plane began to go dollars look it was clear that would definitely go into a crash which i braced myself for the impact then the sewing caved in the mergence the door was open so we jumped on the wing and again slipping because it was icy we helped each other to get down. geoffrey thomas from allen ratings dot com gave assistance on what might have gone wrong. early indications point to possible causes one is that as we can see snow sleet snow everywhere it was very very cold icing conditions and it may well have been that the plane was not correctly d.-i still not do ya asked at all and if there's of build up of ice on the wing as soon as the plane takes off you're going to have a situation where you get the lift over the top of the wing the air over

but it was debbie mcgee that lifted the trophy with her professional partner, kevin clifton.ecial was watched by an average of 11.6 million viewers, making it the most watched festive special of the decade. the christmas special — which ended on a huge cliff—hanger — this has been a hit with the critics and fans who are hoping for another series. but the show‘s writers james corden and ruthjones said there are currently no plans to bring it back — as it's difficult to find time to write more. but the pair did get together to watch the programme go out last night. now, it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. after the sunshine yesterday, more cloud today and for some it has already been wet and windy. some spreading northwards and eastwards, turning patchy in northern england. heaviest bursts of rain easing for a time but more downpours in wales and the south—west. still a blustery day. highs of 12 degrees. much of scotla nd day. highs of 12 degrees. much of scotland will remain dry. the best of the sunshine in the north east of scotland. into this evening, patch

but it was debbie mcgee, that lifted the trophy with her professional partner, kevin clifton.ws just how popular a stroll by the sea has become. nearly 30 million people ambled along england's coastal paths over the past six months, boosting the economy and helping to create local jobs. the data has been collected by natural england, which is currently establishing a 2,700—mile path around the entire english coastline. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. merry christmas. merry christmas to you. no such thing as bad weather, just about choice of clothing. but if you are going out for a walk, you will need the waterproofs. after christmas day sunshine, boxing day brings plenty of cloud and it will be wet and windy too but it will be turning wild over southern and western areas. you can see where the rain has been heaviest across the west, spreading through the midlands through anglia and the south—east and that will continue to edge slowly northwards. a good part of scotla nd slowly northwards. a good part of scotland stays dry and north—east england as wel

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[laughter] mcgee went to georgetown prep. >> the same school that justice kevin i went to i wonder if your experience there. [laughter] spirit during my confirmation hearings it got a little contentious it never went to the full senate prick i had a great time in a school. i love my teachers and i'm very grateful they sent me there he had a great experience i would help tell you if it helped my book to make headlines. [laughter] but you were a law clerk if you want to go in that direction. >> the theater program was not great i have been told it's a little better now. >> talk about that. because it's clear you have a passion for the store shows and us president. >> i do. >> i wonder it seems to me growing up in washington a case for politics you only get it by osmosis i wonder if the gates of the white house are the equivalent of what it would be cheaper outside of paramount studios. maybe not magic but an interest in it. >> yes i do thank you feel that way it's like to be above the title movie star in the case for old movies came from my father i have older parents my mother doesn't

but it was debbie mcgee that lifted the trophy with her professional partner kevin clifton.erage of 11.6 million viewers, making it the most watched festive special of the decade. the christmas special — which ended on a huge cliff—hanger — has been a hit with the critics and fans, who are hoping for another series. but the show‘s writers, james corden and ruthjones, said there are currently no plans to bring it back — as it's difficult to find time to write more. but the pair did get together to watch the programme go out last night. time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. hello. after christmas day sunshine, boxing day clouds bringing outbreaks of rain and gusty winds to southern and west in areas where the heaviest rain has been. turning patchy at this afternoon pushing into southern scotland. something drier for a this afternoon pushing into southern scotland. something drierfor a time but then heavy showers pushing into wales and the south—west. temperatures up to 12 degrees. cooler further east. not a temperatures up to 12 degrees. coolerfurther east. not a ba

we also had a presentation from melissa mcgee on the dignity fund update, which i'm sure you're all aware of, as well. we also had a lengthy presentation about census 2020 which was very informative and now the council's trying to figure out how they can support that initiative and effort. there's a lot back. >> -- for the sudden and drastic closures of virtually all 52 out of 60 for the spring 2020 of the older adult classes around the city. as you know, the older adults department, oald, serves over 30,000 residents at locations throughout the city, including senior centers, adult day centers, senior housing, assisted living, skilled nursing, rehabilitation centers, and more. the oald has been collaborating closely with community partners on a long-term basis, some for over 50 years. these centers rely on city college. due to the special needs of older adult students, oald have been bringing classes to older students in their neighborhoods at no cost to them. according to city-county of san francisco, h.s.a. older adult is the faster growing age group in the city. almost a quarter of th

then a body of julie mcgee is found in palm springs, that case goes cold because of lack of evidence.wo months after that, maryann wells, found in a downtown alley in san diego california. there was an expended shell casing from the bullet that killed her. that case goes cold, also. the following year, 1989, 18-year-old tammy irwin is found shot dead in the desert near palm springs. dressed in shorts, white cloth tennis shoes, face down in the blood soaked earth. another unsolved murder. and then, in 1992, a young woman called jennifer asbenson came running out of the desert screaming that she had just been kidnapped and assaulted by a madman. >> i felt like a trapped wild animal that was about to be butchered. >> when we come back, jennifer comes face to face with a terrifying killer. free. plus you can experience it on the nation's largest 5g network. so do this. on that. with us. buy a samsung note 10+ 5g and get one free when you add a line. even after you clean, odors are still trapped in your fabrics. febreze fabric eliminates those odors. and try febreze unstopables with twice

marianne wells in san diego and in the palm spring, julie mcgee and the 18 years old tammy irwin.ne o f tf the things detective really want to do is make sure they have the right guy. they're asking him specific details that only he would know, only the killer would know because he would go right down the shoe and tell you what they had. he knew down to the color and the type and everything. >> he's reliving the murders when he's describing them. in an effort to unveil urdiales' mo. they take me to the beginning. >> she's everybody's friend. she was just walking to a call and he stabbed her so many times, and it was so awful. >> listen to this tape from chicago describing robin's murder. it would be his first when he was a marine. >> he climbs up the hill and he uses his marine core training to sneak up on her. >> hebrew tally attacked her and stabbed her 41 times. she's on her back and she dies with her eyes opened. >> i stabbed her two, three, our five times. >> she's staring at this monster who's stabbing her for no reason. >> investigator flew from orange county to investigate

perfect to ask that question to commentary writer kaley mcgee. thanks for having me. lauren: hillary clinton potentially running, hasn't she thasquared that -- squared that rumor. >> it's probably pretty unlikely at this time. she doesn't stand much of a chance. the poll says that some voters would tend to favor her, actually, compared to the other democratic candidates. lauren: what i loved in this poll is that at number five, 7% support among democratic primary voters is michael bloomberg. does that suggest that -- here in new york we might like him or not but we know who he is. is he resonating in other parts of the country? >> he does seem to have a different appeal that some the other candidates haven't been able to strike, even tom steyer and some of the other really wealthy business bhoan have come on the scene -- businessmen who have come on the scene, he is definitely appealing to more moderate workers which is quite frankly surprising. lauren: president trump is in pennsylvania today, holding a big l rally in hershey, home of the chocol

i beg you, from the bottom of my heart, -- mcgee in oakland, rob roth, ktvu fox2 news. >>> coming upth bay. we will tell you what police officers to catch her red- handed. >>> the search is on in sacramento for 3 mast men. why police say -- who police say stole an atm from the state building. details after the break. >>> police in milpitas and they arrested a woman for stealing a pay package place by officers. police say they saw floor hernandez get out of her car and take the package is a back minutes after officers placed it on her doorstep. it happened last week on mcallister i. officers say the woman was also driving without a license. she is now facing several different charges. >>> police in sacramento are searching for 3 suspects after an atm was stolen from a state building around 4 am this morning. police say 3 mast suspects used special tools to open a lobby door in the building and downtown sacramento and dragged the atm into the street and loaded a portion of the machine into a van. the building has security guards but none was on duty in the lobby at the time. >> basical

i really appreciate maria mcgee 's comments about getting legal advice. this project should -- but to have a neutral person not representing any particular department to say what should be done and what shouldn't be done, otherwise i will have the same arguments. when you look at your budget, make sure that you build that capacity into it. okay? >> to give you background on that, we're moving forward in that area. so first we have the advisory committee that is 100% on data sharing and the architecture of how we would share data. we also have been supplied with a city attorney from the city attorney's office will help us to feeling -- developing those m.o.u. we're using it as a template between healthcare. so healthcare has big data sharing needs as well. we have taken that template and are modifying that to look at how that would serve the justice community. we are rapidly moving forward in that area. but your point of leaning into that effort is well taken. >> i appreciate that. again, this is about -- maybe it has been spoken to this issue about govern

[applause] and bob mcgee. [applause] anita our and route, mcbride and gail west. both will be with us tonight. steve strong is the national ,ochair of our white house national council on white house history. he and his wife andrea are here with us tonight. this is one of our most important groups here at the white house historical association. their support, their encouragement, their inspiration and their wisdom really puts the wind in the sales of so much of what we do. we are grateful to have you with us here tonight, steve. he program tonight, dr. matt costello, is going to share with us about his brand-new book hot off the presses. this is the first time we are making it available. we are very proud of mass as one of the historians here at the association. -- proud of matt. he has made quite a mark and makes a contribution to the association. prior to coming here he contribute into the george washington but the auger fee project, he was a fellow at georgeernon -- to the washington biography project. he is teaching a course at american university on white hous

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[applause] and bob mcgee. and we have two that are enroute, anita mcbride and gayle west. both will be a little bit late. but will be with us tonight. steve restaurant is the national co-chair of the white house -- our national council on white house history and his wife andrea are here with us tonight. one of our most important group here at white house historical association. their support it puts the winds in the sails of what we do. we're so glad to have you with us here tonight, steve. the program tonight, dr. matt costello will share with us about his brand-new book that is hot off the presses. this is the first time we're making it available. we're proud of matt. he's one of our historians here at the association. he's been with us now -- how long has it been? three years on november 1st. he makes quite a contribution to our work here at the association. prior to coming here, he had contributed to the bibly yog fi project. he was a fellow at mount vernon. he is currently doing two things that i'm particularly proud of, he's teaching a course on american university o

. >> this is major tijuana mcgee -- >> i want to say happy holidays to everyone back home and in wisconsin happy holidays from all the hms to everybody at home. >> i'll be home soon, and i miss all of you. >> merry christmas, happy new year, go pats! >> merry christmas. >> merry christmas. >> felice navidad. >> merry christmas. >> merry christmas. >> merry christmas. >> that's what it's all about. i love that, too, you want to send a happy holidays to you guys, too. we're sending a huge heartfelt thanks to all the men and women who are serving in the armed forces during this holiday season. >>> you know, we recently met a new hampshire woman who made it her mission to service members serving far from home. for 16 years she's been sending them notes of gratitude. as mola lenghi shows, what began as a family tradition has grown into a massive operation. >>> like a good assembly line of ohio valley cheer. >> reporter: this is laura landerman-garby's busy season. how many cards this year? >> 160,000 plus. they're still coming in. >> reporter: is that crazy to think of? >> crazy. >> reporter: a