there's no point in them just sitting on a shelf, so through the national lottery's 25 years of fundinggrey seals has reached record levels — increasing from a few hundred last century to more than 120,000 today. this is the time of year when grey seals give birth to their pups and modern technology is being used to help conservationists keep count of the newborns. john maguire reports from northumberland. it's seal pup season and here on the farne islands, around two miles off the northumberland coast, everywhere you look there are grey seals with pups in their thousands. these two young pups here still with their white baby fur are only a few days old. you can still see the umbilical cord just on the front of them. amazing. they'll be some of the pups that are born this season, perhaps as many as 2,700. that's how many were born last year — a record year for the islands. it's a frantic time for the seals as this is mating season, which means potential partners seeing off rivals. the islands are now closed to the public until the spring, but the rangers who look after this conservation

didiz just felt lucky when he logged on to his national lottery account.g. i couldn't believe it. it's an emotional roller coaster. it started from that saturday, an emotional roller coaster. i couldn't believe it. then i believed it, then i didn't believe it again. i've logged on five times in the same dayjust to make sure it was actually real. dad to a five—year—old boy, £1 million is going to make a big difference to their lives. he doesn't understand the money or what the money means, he only saw the house which we bought, he has chosen his room, and he's happy. didiz worked 60 hours a week as a chef and still turned up for christmas and boxing day. i can't let my team down, and i've got guests as well, so i said they are all going to finish my christmas day boxing day. this weekend is his last in thisjob, after that, he's going to be busy making more dreams come true. it's just like a safety pillow. an amazing start to the new year. walking into 2020 with no debts, whatsoever. with a new house, this new car, hopefully a newjob, that suits me and my fa

didzisjust got lucky when he logged onto his national lottery account.has been an emotional roller—coaster —— an emotional roller—coaster. i don't believe it in let and i rang them five times in the same day to make sure it is actually real. dad to a five—year—old boy, £1 million is going to make a big difference to their lives. he doesn't understand their lives. he doesn't understand the money, how much the many means. and how much they many billions. only he sees the house that we have but and he is happy. didzis works 60 hours a week as a chef and still still turned up for work on christmas and boxing day. still turned up for work on christmas and boxing daylj still turned up for work on christmas and boxing day. i could not let my team then. i said i will finish my christmas day and boxing day. this weekend as his last in thisjob. after that, he will be busy making it more dreams come true. it is just like busy making it more dreams come true. it isjust like a safety pillow. an amazing start to the new year. i will walk into 2020 with no debts whatso

didiz just felt lucky when he logged on to his national lottery account.ional roller coaster. i couldn't believe it. then i believed it, then i didn't believe it again. i've logged on five times in the same dayjust to make sure it was actually real. dad to a five—year—old boy, £1 million is going to make a big difference to their lives. he doesn't understand the money or what the money means, he only saw the house which we bought, he has chosen his room, and he's happy. didiz worked 60 hours a week as a chef and still turned up for christmas and boxing day. i can't let my team down, and i've got guests as well, so i said they are all going to finish my christmas day boxing day. this weekend is his last in thisjob, after that, he's going to be busy making more dreams come true. it's just like a safety pillow. an amazing start to the new year. walking into 2020 with no debts whatsoever. with a new house, this new car, hopefully this newjob, that suits me and my family. mairead smith, bbc northwest tonight, preston. congratulations to him. now it's time for a

a single dad from preston is celebrating after winning £1 million on the national lottery.apinoe was one of the stand—out stars of the united states' world cup winning campaign in 2019. she's also been an outspoken voice on equal pay, lgbt rights and politics. in this special bbc interview, she talks tojo currie about the issues facing the women's game on and off the pitch and her role in that stunning world cup win. it is our responsibility to make this world a better place. this team does an incredible job of taking that on our shoulders, understanding the position that we have on the platform that we have. the usa have woi'i platform that we have. the usa have won the women's world cup for the time. they secured back—to—back titles after the netherlands. —— overpowering. the usa have been champions in every sense with megan rapinoe winning the golden boot and the golden ball award for the tournament's best player.m the golden ball award for the tournament's best player. if we want tournament's best player. if we want to have meaningful change, what i think is most inspir

the thing about this which is interesting, maybe it is because of the national lottery but it actuallyle are doing on the smartphones. all the opportunities that have come up with smartphones. that's it for the papers tonight. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you — seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers — and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you, caroline wheeler and george eaton. goodbye. hello. i'm ben croucher with a round up of the day's biggest sports stories. starting a turf moor where manchester city beat burnley 4—1 in the premier league to climb up to second — eight points behind liverpool. for a day at least. adam wild has more. if manchester city are feeling the heat, election night in december is perhaps an unfamiliar place to do so. but for pep guardiola's side these are unfamiliar moments. much has been made by the recent drop points but he was gambled jesus with a reminder ofjust how brilliant the champers can be. these that opening goal in the first

a single dad from preston is celebrating after winning one million pounds on the national lottery — butl went to work on christmas day. doris day, clive james, toni morrison and albert finney — just a few of those whose lives are now celebrated now in review 2019: we remember. # loneliness is the cloak you wear # a deep shade of blue is always there # the sun ain't gonna shine anymore # the moon ain't gonna rise in the sky... # i hate people in the business who bitch about, you know, the business. it's such an awful life. it was fantastic for the first couple of albums or so. # and i know you're leaving, but it's too long overdue...# but then it really wears you down. touring in those days was very primitive. it was really a lot of hard work. and you couldn't find anything good to eat anywhere. # there's no regrets # no tears goodbye # i don't want you back # we'd only cry again # say goodbye again... # # i'm praying for rain in california # so the grapes can grow and they can make more wine # when they ask who's the fool in the corner cryin' # i say a little ole wine drinker me...# lau

beginning and i think the benefits that we have in the society are excellent tro both for the national lottery and so this is a by almost like a cot given to each family when they have a child and has some some goodies that things are useful for bringing up babies one . longstanding this policy of little sis $930.00 s. so you think of all these advantages an intelligent for having children all these trade center policies the foolish buffett would be a bit higher than other countries but it's actually a bit longer compatible countries can you explain love pardos yeah we've been discussing this a lot in the society during the past year and i don't think we know the answer but when you talk to young adults nowadays they look at the world and their own life differently there are issues like climate change for example that they consider seriously the 11 obstacle for having a family and also the working life is very different now my generation for example we knew that when we had education in finland we were guaranteed to have a job nowadays it's different young people need to create their own profe

this whole thing, the britain on film on the bfi player has been sponsored by the national lottery, whicham, which has had half a million viewers, from 1902. and it is the most fascinating... moving through the middle of a sort of nottingham and just seeing no motor cars, all horse—drawn vehicles, the fashions, everybody is wearing a hat, the huge skirts... it is extraordinary. history comes alive when you see this kind of footage. and obviously it is from the days when something like that was a particularly precious, it was particularly precious to record it because film wasn't used like it is now. no. so you wonder whether something as mundane as that would even be filmed now. well, yes. and in those days, in 1902, the idea would be mitchell and kenyon who were film—makers that made a lot of these films all round the country, they would advertise this film in the nottingham area, "come and see nottingham on the screen", and so you would go along hoping to see yourself or your next—door neighbour or something like that. and it would have had interest at that time, but of course now, 110

to think about a woman who thought she had won spain's el gordo lottery but hat and talia escudero is a t.v. reporter for spain's national broadcaster t.v. while reporting live on air for the channel she thought she had won 400000 euros at least that's what she thought i will look. after i think. it was i have. now that i have it said yeah it was not as if. i. i. was. a reporter over choice after the colossal lottery when your 400000 euros she was ready to quit her job yeah. little does she expect instead of hitting the jackpot she won just a tiny fraction 5000 euros later she apologizes for her reaction during the last broadcast. when i get out if i have to clarify that i need time to ask darrow did not win al gore do it as yet but i have won the lottery of meeting all these people at the christmas lottery. and she says she will not be returning to work at least not on some of the christmas holiday is over. no. and that's the latest for this hour before we go a christmas carol. german bundesliga club when you're in bed and got over 28000 fans to join in this festive sing along at their stadium on next ice or from all of

lottery. it's called elgoro. it was a nationally televised drawing. prizes total more than $2.6 billion. the biggest winner gets 436,000 of it. >>> coming up next for you, the new york family shines a light using hundreds of thousands of bulbs in the spirit of the season. >>> finally for you tonight, there's a family in new york with holiday lights that are especially merry and bright. really bright. >> reporter: for the gay family, the most wonderful time of the year starts early. ♪ it's the most wonderful time of the year ♪ >> reporter: every weekend starting in the fall tim, grace, and their adult children emily, daniel and john get to work on their family lights display. >> they picked colleges that were nearby because they knew if they went too far away from school they wouldn't be able to come back and do this. >> reporter: to be fair, this isn't any old holiday lights display, this is the guinness world record holding lights display for most lights on a residential property. the gay family captured the title with 601,736 lights in 2014. >> we did not imagine this. it was not a goa

convinced she had won spain's el gordo lottery but had not this kind of thing of course has happened to many but italia escudero is a t.v. reporter for spain's national broadcaster and she shared her ups and downs both emotional and financial on live television. i had thought that it was i was. there. and said yes i got off. the reports over choice after the colossal lottery win or 400000 euros she was ready to quit her job. little does she expect instead of hitting the jackpot she won just a tiny fraction 5000 euros later she apologizes for her reaction during the live broadcast. let us get out if i have to clarify that i know that time has been dead or i did not win al gore do it as yet but i have won the lottery of meeting all these people at the christmas lottery. and she says she will not be returning to work at least not on some of the christmas holiday is over. yet. still a winner and that's the latest for this our business asia is coming up next with the latest on a move to resolve a trade dispute between japan and south korea but before we go a christmas carol german it looks like a club when young bellina got over $28000.00 fans joining in

lottery. it's called el gordo or the fat one. children called out the numbers on nationallyed drawings. prizes total more than $2.6 billion. the biggest winner gets more than 436,000. coming up on the "cbs weekend news," a new york family shines a light using hundreds of thousands of bulbs in the spirit of the season. (crying) take you to uncontrollable highs. (muffled arguing) or, make you feel both at once. overwhelmed by bipolar i symptoms? ask about vraylar. some medications only treat the lows or the highs. vraylar effectively treats depression, acute manic and mixed episodes of bipolar i. full-spectrum relief of all symptoms. with just one pill, once a day. elderly patients with dementia-related psychosis have an increased risk of death or stroke. call your doctor about unusual changes in behavior or suicidal thoughts. antidepressants can increase these in children and young adults. report fever, stiff muscles, or confusion, which may mean a life-threatening reaction, or uncontrollable muscle movements, may be permanent. side effects may not appear for several weeks. m

lottery in touch with the needy. and the white house meeting with an ally on this i thought rush rush. to the undermined our national security and shattered lives inside very ordinary election. i think. but the democrats also showed they were prepared to work with the president house democrats and the white house announced a deal on a modified north american trade pact this hence trump a major capitol hill when something the president himself calls the silver lining to impeachment. well for more on the impeachment process reporter william noah glue crofters with this in the studio good morning so as we heard 2 articles of impeachment laid out 9 pay in a 9 page document walk us through this what exactly is donald trump accused of rights as we heard the 1st one is abuse of power using his office the power of his office to get ukraine to help him for his own personal political benefit so goes the accusation in the 2020 alexion by trying to get ukraine to investigate a potential and now actual political opponent joe biden in exchange for military aid and for a meeting at the white house the other one is of course obstru

national cathedral, and at new york's st. patrick's cathedral, several tourists had to celebrate outside, not realizing to reserve a spot they had to have submitted their name in a lotteryk in september. >> going to get something to eat and try to come back and join the line. >> reporter: elsewhere, local traditions kicked off the holiday. bonfires in gariville, louisiana, lit the way for the cajun father christmas. this year, artists created this massive wooden alligator they set ablaze. >> blood, sweat, and bonfires, which is our group, started doing unique bonfires for the last ten years. >> reporter: the hands-down winner for the most out-of-this-world celebration do have an unfair advantage. the crew of the international space station. >> happy holidays. >> reporter: and just in case you were wondering, the iss crew got a christmas care package from earth. it included smoked salmon, fruitcake, and hot apple cider. one of the astronauts was quoted as saying "we had to come all the way to space to try to get away from fruitcake, but it didn't work, we got some anyway." wendy? >> that's a great story. merry christmas, marc liverman. >> merry christmas, wendy. >> in ne

national cathedral and at new york's st. patrick's cathedral several celebrated outside not realizing to reserve a spot you had to have submitted your name in a lottery back in september. >> will get something to eat and try and come back. >> reporter: elsewhere, local traditions kicked off the holidays. bonfires in garrido, louisiana, led the way for the cajun father christmas. this year artist created this massive wooden alligator they set ablaze. >>, sweat, and bonfires started doing unique bonfires the last 10 years. >> reporter: the hands-down winner for the most out of this world celebration has an unfair advantage. the crew of the international space station. >> happy holidays. >> reporter: mark levin, cbs news, new york. >>> the iis care package from is included smoked salmon, fruitcake, and hot apple cider. >> you got to be careful with that hot apple cider appear. >> yeah. all over the place. >> certainly. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 this morning, >> unsharing. >> believe it or not the place is full of christmas cheer. we will explain why next. >>> we are starting off the day with widespread rain, heavy downpours and even isolated thunderstor

speaking of long island city, long island city, like national landing in virginia, when h2q was you announced everybody felt like they were sitting on a lotterymazon moved in and so long island city property owners gutted when they decided three months later to cancel those plans. and rightly so, because the number of investors dried up that were buying homes, condos in that area, all of this new development is coming to market in long island city and suddenly the buyer pool has dried up there and so now long island city is facing all of the same head windheadwinds that the brow york city housing market is facing which is glut of supply, declining prices, difficult to get a deal done basically. maria: you've got a report out that compares long island city to virginia a year later. >> yes. maria: taking a look at the implications on residence as well as commercial real estate. >> right. if you look at virginia, if you look at this arlington area and specifically in national landing, the new rebranded national landing now that amazon's moving in, you can see what would have happened had long island city had amazon come in, which is that the typ

lottery tickets. that according to analysts at bank rate. i wonder if they did anything else. finally 200 pounds. that's how much weight one florida man just lost in order to serve our nation. was inspired to lose the weight by his dream to serve in the military. steve: congratulations to him. meanwhile, a bonus bonanza for a group of lucky workers at a real estate firm in baltimore, maryland. the generous surprise revealed at their holiday party a couple days ago. >> and now you can open your red envelope. [cheers] >> i love. this i love this. >> their company paid out $10 million in bonuses to all 198 employees. the man behind the happy bonuses joins us now. brian: is he no longer the undercover boss front and censor. ed st. john chairman of st. john's properties and danielle is an accounts payable specialist for st. john's properties who got one of those large bonuses. first off, ed, great job. what made you say to yourself we have had such a great run it's time to give back this year, this time? >> well, we achieved our goal. in 2005, we had achieved our first goal of 10 million square feet. and we set another goal of 20 million square feet. and since it took 35 years t