♪ ♪ curtis parris: i'm so excited. brie and nikki, the bella twins. they're stunning.nging) give it to me now my gosh, i love new york. yeah. lot of strong feminine energy here. you know it. they have an incredible wine, bonita, bonita. they have a speakeasy. they have a very successful podcast. they do reality shows. they're like badass ladies. you know what i'm so excited for? what? planning our sister's trip. so needed. so needed. where do you think they're going to go? i don't know. i really want a vacation. that's very luxury. very bougie. very bougie. i'd love to figure out something with old cities-- some culture, some history. all the things i'm good at. yeah, ok. i'm a little nervous. don't get nervous. not doing it. you know me. i like to have my itinerary. i do the research. i know exactly all the restaurants-- how about this? for once, let someone else do it. you just prep on getting your kids ready before we go on vacay. let other people do it. ok. it is a great get for gtc but also for me. or me. curtis parris: the competition has begun. let the work begi

so a parris in just a few minutes. would you please, colonel, tell us a little bit about what happened when you got your mike on here? i think i also had. go ahead. this only take a few minutes. my name is paris davis. i attended southern university in baton, louisiana. i served in vietnam three, three times. i won the medal of iron or was awarded the medal of all. my second. my second tour. there. i really enjoyed being in the military. i is a very great place be in the war itself. i'm glad it is over. and we're all back here together. and thanks for allowing me to be in america and talk to you right now about all the great that the military has done. please stay well. enjoy yourself. and thank you. as well. you. thank you, colonel, for for those remarks and this great and it's an honor to have here with our team this afternoon. so let's introduce that team. and next slide, please. there should be another. there you go. so here's our lads argog to be here this afternoon testifying to what happened in the in the battle

england'sjohn parry has won the mauritus 0pen, his first win on the dp world tour in 1a years. helped him to a closing round of 64 and took him to the top of the leaderboard, two clear of the rest. the 38—year—old almost gave up golf a few years ago and only earned his place back on the tour in september. rickey henderson, the man who scored more runs in major league baseball than anyone else, has passed away aged 65. henderson played for nine teams from 1979 to 2003 but is most associated with the oakland athletics, where he had four spells. nicknamed the man of steal, henderson achieved 2,295 runs. he also holds the record for stolen bases, 1,a06. twice a world series winner with 0akland in 1989 and the toronto bluejays in 1993. w011 won still no goals in those four premier league matches, we will have an update and hopefully some goals in the next hour. as we heard, the ukrainian boxer 0leksandr usyk has won the biggest bout in boxing — the men's world heavyweight title, beating britain's tyson fury. the ukrainian won on points after a thrilling 12 let's speak to sports jour

england'sjohn parry has won the mauritius 0pen, his first win on the dp world tour in 1a years.e 12th helped him to a closing round of 64 and took him to the top of the leaderboard, two clear of the rest. the 38—year—old almost gave up golf a few years ago and only earned his place back on the tour in september. rickey henderson, the man who scored more runs in major league baseball than anyone else, has died at the age of 65. henderson played for nine teams from 1979 to 2003 but is most associated with the oakland athletics, where he had four spells and won the world series in 1989. he achieved 2,295 runs. that record still stands. he also holds the record for stolen bases, 1,a06. that earned him the nickname the man of steal. he also won the world series with the toronto bluejays. and that's all the sport for now. the kick—off in the next 45 minutes or so in the premier league. blake lively has filed a legal complaint against her it ends with us co—star justin baldoni alleging sexual harassment and a campaign to "destroy" her reputation. according to the legal filing, she accu

england'sjohn parry has won the mauritus 0pen, his first win on the dp world tour in 1a years.s eagle on the twelfth helped him to a closing round of 64 and took him to the top of the leaderboard, two clear of the rest. the 38—year—old almost gave up golf a few years ago and only earned his place back on the tour in september. it is massive. i don't know how long ago it was, five or six years ago, i was back on the euro pro. i was close to giving up euro pro. i was close to giving up golf after winning when i was 23 out here. so it has been a long battle back but worth every moment this week. rickey henderson, the man who scored more runs in major league baseball than anyone else, has passed away aged 65. henderson played for nine teams from 1979 to 2003 but is most associated with the oakland athletics, where he had four spells. nicknamed the man of steal, henderson achieved 2,295 runs. he also hold sthe rcord for stolen bases, 1,a06. twice a world series winner with 0akland in 1989 and the toronto bluejays in 1993. no more goals, but there has been a penalty for bournemouth a

england'sjohn parry has won the mauritus 0pen, his first win on the dp world tour in 1a years.h helped him to a closing round of 64 and took him to the top of the leaderboard, two clear of the rest. the 38—year—old almost gave up golf a few years ago and only earned his place back on the tour in september. and that's all the sport for now. viewers in the uk, i will be back at half past six and half past seven. hope to see you then. now, lets take you to spain, where people have been watching the big, festive lottery draw known as el gordo, or the fat one in english. the top winning number has now been drawn. apart from that, there are hundreds of other prizes, making el gordo one of the most exciting and widely anticipated lotteries in spain. 0ur corrrespondent in madrid guy hedgecoe said there are a lot of happy winners. that winning number was 72480. but it wasn'tjust one person who had the ticket with that number on it. there were hundreds of people holding that winning ticket, so nearly 800 million euros in jackpot money was handed out to people who had that ticket. a lot o

england'sjohn parry has won the mauritus 0pen, his first win on the dp world tour in 1a years.is eagle on the twelfth helped him to a closing round of 64 and took him to the top of the leaderboard, two clear of the rest. the 38—year—old almost gave up golf a few years ago and only earned his place back on the tour in september. britain's ben maherjust missed out on successfully defending his title in the world cup qualifier at the london international horse show. ireland's darragh kenny took the prestigious win. in a big class, just five riders made it through to the jump off, and then only kenny and maher were clear. kenny set a blisteringly quick time on his partner eddy blue and the olympic gold medallist maher couldn't quite beat it. and that's all the sport for now. the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, says israel will continue to act against the houthis in yemen, whom he accused of threatening world shipping and the international order. his statement comes a day after a missile fired from yemen fell in the tel aviv area, causing a number of mild injuries. carol

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england'sjohn parry has won the mauritus 0pen, his first win on the dp world tour in 1a years.d but this eagle on the twelfth helped him to a closing round of 64 and took him to the top of the leaderboard, two clear of the rest. the 38—year—old almost gave up golf a few years ago and only earned his place back on the tour in september. britain's ben maherjust missed—out on successfully defending his title in the world cup qualifier at the london international horse show. ireland's darragh kenny took the prestigious win. in a big class, just five riders made it through to the jump off, and then only kenny and maher were clear. kenny set a blisteringly quick time on his partner eddy blue and the olympic gold medallist maher couldn't quite beat it. and that's the sport. carol services are a time to come together and commemorate the year gone by. but for ukrainians, christmas time can be a bitter reminder of what and whom they have lost. tonight, london's st pancras station is hosting a charity service, ukrainian carols of hope. 0ur reporter 0lga malchevska has been at the carol se

on a bad night for the goalkeepers, manchester united's altay bayindir parried out a shot only for solanked half — as first kulusevski made it 2—0, and the crowd were singing ange postecoglou's name after solanke sent through his second of the night. then, fraser foster presented two goals through zirkzee and diallo. 3—2 and wobbling became 11—2 when a corner led to son heun min scoring. a late header from jonny evans meant it wasn't over

and so he wrote no 2 down to parry to get through the meet you. this church is legendary. also because of all this disney movies, fema, it symbolizes the history of their friends and religion. you'll get as cold as that to all a kid. on april 15th 2019 disaster struck a devastating fire broke out inside the cathedral. large sections of the roof and interior were destroyed, including the spire, the cause has still not been determined with absolute certainty. wlan gigi is a conservator of no to done. and among the 1000 specialists who took part in the restoration, the shuttles plus is that the biggest challenge for all of us was to finish on time on hand to follow a time table. everyone did their best to get them to use swap such as it parallel to the repairs. restoration of the paintings was also undertaken, even though they hadn't been touched by the fire. for the time we'd, i fairly, they've been removed for the construction work and it would have been on thinkable to put them back in the condition they were in. so it came, it would have been criminal to do nothing at all

on a bad night for the goalkeepers, manchester united's bayinda parried out a shot to fire in the firsting match swung spurs�* way early in the second half as first kolesevsky made it 2—0, and the crowd were singing ange postecoglou's name after slelenky sent through his second of the night. and the crowd were singing ange postecoglou's name after solanke sent through his second of the night. then, fraser foster presented two goals through zirkzee and diallo. 3—2 and wobbling became 4—2 when a corner led to son heun min scoring. a late header from jonny evans meant it wasn't over until right at the end. so, spursjoined liverpool, arsenal and newcastle in the draw for the semi—finals, and the names came out of the hat like this — newcastle will travel to the emirates to play arsenal, while tottenham will host liverpool. the first legs will be played in the week commencing january 6. there were 18 games in the last round of the group stage matches in the europa conference league. chelsea finish top with a 100% record after beating shamrock rovers 5—1 thanks to a hat—trick from spanish tee

on a bad night for the goalkeepers, manchester united's bayinda parried out a shot to fire in the firste after slelenky sent through his second of the night. and the crowd were singing ange postecoglou's name after solanke sent through his second of the night. then, fraser foster presented two goals through zirkzee and diallo.

favourite was enough to secure a one shot victory ahead a group of three players including england'sjohn parry and i'm happy to have contributed to my team. i would say they really played it well, — i would say they really played it well, the england side. and our base _ it well, the england side. and our base bowlers did well. even though— our base bowlers did well. even though we had a few loose balls but we — though we had a few loose balls but we became back stronger and we fought— but we became back stronger and we fought as a team. let's have a quick look at some of the day's other sports stories. australia's batsmen made up for lost time on day two of the third test against india in brisbane. the first day was badly affected by the weather but both travis head and steve smith made centuries as they closed on 405 for seven. the five match series is level at 1—1. south africa's shaun norris has won the alfred dunhill golf championship after starting the final day six shots off the lead. a final round of 67 from the home favourite was enough to secure a one shot victory ahead a group of th

in the last few minutes a shot on target but parried away by the west ham keeper.here has also been a shot from west ham posting ac from sam johnstone. shot from west ham posting ac from samjohnstone. west ham are 14th in the table six points above the drop while gary o'neill's three points from safety. premier league official david coote has been sacked by referees�* body pgmol, following an investigation into his conduct. coote was suspended on the 11th of november pending a full investigation after a video allegedly showing him making derogatory comments about liverpool and the club's former managerjurgen klopp. a further investigation was opened two days later after the sun newspaper published photographs it says were taken during this summer's european championship, alleging that they appear to show coote sniffing a white powder through a rolled up us bank note. the pgmol said coote�*s actions made his position "untenable". two former premier league players have told the bbc of their health fears after years of heading footballs. research has found professiona

and my grandmother who was parry san i knew well. and her made name was simone, simon.er mother's name was david, david. and her maiden name was levy. it didn't get much more jewish than that. both my grandparents, both my parents were closeted/assimilated and my mother may believed that they may not have known go each other's jewish hidden identity. >> fascinating. marnie, for yourself? >> the first step was to go home to my lover and tell her i was a jew. my lover was jewish. my lover, freda, she said i always knew you had a user cup. >>speaker: jewish mind. >> yeah, cup. yeah. so that was my first stop as far as my immediate community found my relatives in texas and i started communicating with them and a huge family reunion and brought in all the cousins i never known and funny because southern jews are half southern and hospitality bags from those outside of town. a hybrid culture. >> what is a hospitality bag? see, you don't know. this is so interesting. they pride themselves southerners as being hospitable and all goodies and barbecue sauce and treats that were f

i know bob parry went through this while he at newsweek as well.ut another newsweek contributor, i was there was a guy named henry kissinger and i he had more clout than i did. so, you know we were working uphill to get over that. and you realized even though the washington post company, which owned newsweek, you know, had done watergate aid and they'd had this terrific success when they had a real adversarial, honest, adversarial patience with the nixon administration during the reagan, things changed. and i think people a lot of reporters fell prey to the glamor of the reagan administration. they hanging out that way. you know, when i was in my early career, one of my mentors was the late, great journalist, i.f. stone. and when i was around three or so, i was i was in washington and i was talking to him and breakfast with him once a week. and i told him i was going to a party and i was going see i think it was senator, senator teddy kennedy back then. he said, no, you're not. you start hanging out with them. you're to be carrying water for them.

and uh, so he wrote notes down to parry to get to the bottom. you see this church's legendary lives, also because of all of those disney movies, fema, it symbolizes the history of their friends and religion. you it does come out to all kids. on april 15th 2019 disaster struck a devastating fire broke out inside the cathedral. large sections of the roof and interior were destroyed, including the spire. because his still not been determined with absolute certainty . mozy and n g g is a conservator of no to done. and among the 1000 specialists who took part in the restoration for shuttles plus is that the biggest challenge for all of us was to finish on time on. we had to follow a time table. everyone did their best to get them to use such a new parallel to the repairs. restoration of the paintings was also undertaken, even though they hadn't been touched by the fire. for the time we do, i suddenly they've been removed for the construction work and it would have been on thinkable to put them back in the condition they were in. so it came, it would

cal: gaylord parry was the most famous of all. he wrote a book about it. first time i faced him, i hit a ground ball to shortstop. if that's the spitter, that's nothing special. then i came up with the bases loaded. he threw me three pitches that dropped about this far. struck me out and walked off and shook his head at me like, that's the spitter. ♪ years old, if he wants to be a -- david: i have a grandson who is four years old, if he wants to be a major league baseball player, what would you give advice? what is a six or 10-year-old who aspires to be a baseball player, what should they do? cal: the worst thing you can do is to put too much pressure. if you wanted for him as opposed to him watching it. david: father did not put pressure on you? cal: no. because my dad was in professional baseball he only saw two of my games between the age of eight and 18 growing up. david: he did not give you tips or tell you to do this or that? cal: he was a great instructor and i witnessed him instructing people so i learned through his instruction. he never stood ove

parris davis, vietnam medal of honor winner, which he received during the biden administration. what can you tell us about him? help me with the stories, because the names i'm i very rarely can remember my sister's names. paris, davis, i know, was a black man, but i just african-american in vietnam and was given a an entire white platoon and yeah and yes yes that is correct which you know that's not really is irrelevant in war as it is in a lot of other places. but it certainly there's some relevance and. certainly when he when he when he started off, there was some fears. what did he have problems with with the other soldiers? and he didn't feel that he that he did have problems. however, in terms of of the medal itself, and he certainly earned it. but it took a long, long time for him to get that medal for whatever reasons. the papers kept getting lost. so and we don't really know. and he wasn't really clear on what happened himself, except that it was very extraordinary and probably a book in itself in terms of why he didn't get the medal sooner than he did. there's another g

favourite was enough to secure a one shot victory ahead a group of three players including england'sjohn parrylee payfan. having trailed 4—0 at one point, wu took the opening frame of the session to trail 5—4 in the first to nine final. great britain's women's hopes of reaching the final stage of qualifying for the 2026 winter olympics ice hockey tournament have been dashed again after they were beaten by the netherlands in sheffield in over—time. after three scoreless periods, it was the netherlands who struck the decisive blow in the final minute. savina vialenga scored the all important goal after ella howard was unable to properly deal with the initial shot, sending the netherlands through and heartbroken gb out. that's just about it from me. a reminder of our top story — manchester united beating manchester city 2—1 with two late goals, city's slump continues, lots more reaction to that online. let's leave you with one of the latest editions of the football news show that you can find on the iplayer. with the next transfer window coming up in the new year, they've been looking at the role

pete: reading the parry -- reading the harry potter books.was great. ♪ drew barrymore: in this family, we never give up. st. jude has helped push the overall survival rate from 20% to more than 80% within the us. but we won't stop until no child dies of cancer. join our st. jude family. donate now. lowe's knows the perfect gifts don't have to stretch your budget. that's why we offer a free select tool when you buy select tools and batteries from our top brands. so, perfecting the holidays... oh, you're good. is easier than ever. lowe's knows how to help you holiday. peter: today getting that last minute gift may be tricky as teamsters union expands strike against amazon and they're not alone. starbucks baristas also ramping up their strike as unions gear up to test president elect trump and going for them and it's on the line and what is the actual impact >> workers are striking now to cause maximum disruption and santa claus is coming in a few days and those packages have to arrive on time. i have four that i just sent out on amazon and i ho

england'sjohn parry shot a superb final—round 64 to win the mauritius open and clinch his first dp worldld. pakistan's cricketers are looking to complete a 3—nil sweep in their one day series against south africa opener saim ayub made a century as they set south africa 309 as they set south africa 309 for victory injohannesburg a short time ago south africa were 166—5 in the 27th over. and there was a huge win for india's women over the west indies in the first of three one day internationals in vadodara. india racked up 314 for 9 from their 50 overs and dismissed the tourists for just 103. england have recalled joe root to their one—day squad for the tour of india and next years champions trophy, but ben stokes misses out after picking up a hamstring injury in the recent test series in new zealand. this marks the start brendon mccullum's taking charge of the white ball sides. root hasn't played for the white—ball side since the world cup in november last year. he's part of a is—player squad that also includes pace bowler mark wood following his recovery from injury. england also play fi

my parry -- my parents, julius and ethen rosenberg, were executed after being convicted of conspiracyo commit espionage by the u.s. government on june 19, 1953, and shortly after, the beginning of 1954, my brother, michael, and i, were adopted by abel and anne meeropol and took their names. peter: who were david and ruth greenglass to you? >> uncle and aunt. peter: what was their role in the situation? >> they turned states evidence, and in return, ruth greenglass was an unindicted co-conspirator, meaning that at any time the government could arrest her but they chose not to arrest her. she and david greenglass testified against her parents. they committed perjury. we can prove that. david greenglass himself admitted that when he was interviewed on 60 minutes in 2001. perjuries that explicitly changed my mother from someone they initially said never participated to somebody who engaged in typing to further the conspiracy, which david greenglass admitted later he things was untrue. so they were the perjurers who put our parents in the electric chair. peter: was apple close to her broth

kind of disowning his own babies and trying to make sense of a decade of the 60s that he didn't feel parried to. >> apparently some kind of dionysian movement in which i did not intend. this was pure in my heart. so all sorts of people have been writing various articles about the hippies, usually about the hippies, as if they were animals. >> something to look at. thus, we've gotten hundreds and literally thousands of people coming up to haight-ashbury to watch people makes haight-ashbury a terribly unpleasant place to be in the news got out about the haight-ashbury. >> it became overrun. >> we're now entering what is known as the largest hippie colony in the world, the fountainhead of the hippie subculture. the nickname is hash berries and marijuana of course, with lsd is being used literally. >> people made the trip to san francisco to be a part of something, but by the time they got there, that trip was over this is the latest stage in the evolution of the hippie movement. >> the hippies are trying to get away so they go out to a cabin in the countryside and start a commune. here they can

he actually enjoyed press conferences where he could parry with reporters because he could show how smartdecided to do that. >> i'm not going to discuss the case in many ways. >> tactically, rudy was donald trump before donald trump was donald trump she said that she set up her own. >> yeah, i've i've answered enough questions about, you know, you get to the point where it gets ridiculous. >> he discovered and perfected the political art of maintaining really hostile relationships with the press and enjoying hostile relationships with the press. >> then you can all spin it 5000 different ways. >> giuliani is a really trump like. i think in his willingness to believe that all publicity is good publicity. i think both of them, they're kind of, um, kind of peaked in a certain era. trump at one point tells his campaign manager, every story is a good story about you. as long as they don't accuse you of being a pedophile. and it seems that rudy giuliani has the same view of publicity you would always have this entourage that was like a security detail around him in that inner circle there were

we love you. [ cheers and applause ] ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ curtis parris: i'm so excited.podcast. they do reality shows. they're like badass ladies. you know what i'm so excited for? what? planning our sister's trip. so needed. so needed. where do you think they're going to go? i don't know. i really want a vacation. that's very luxury. very bougie. very bougie. i'd love to figure out something with old cities-- some culture, some history. all the things i'm good at. yeah, ok. i'm a little nervous.

i've directed colonel parris in the pennsylvania state police to look into this further. i know they'll be flying. helos will be flying helicopters to try and determine where these drones are originating from and what the purpose of these drones are. we've been conducting exercises. we'll be doing more this evening as well, and try and get to the bottom of it here in pennsylvania. >> so, fred, some of these reported sightings, you know, people have reported seeing drones as large as a small vehicle, as large as a bicycle, sometimes hovering over people's properties. and it has caused a lot of nerves and a lot of questions about exactly what is going on here. and that is what these law law officials, these representatives are responding to. there's a bit of frustration because they say the federal government is not being forthcoming about exactly what these drones are and exactly what they are doing. there seems to be a suggestion that the federal government knows what they are, but simply they're not sharing that information. and that is what the pressure is all about her

i've directed colonel parris in the pennsylvania state police to look into this further. i know they'll be flying. helos will be flying helicopters to try and determine where these drones are originating from and what the purpose of these drones are. we've been conducting exercises. we'll be doing more this evening as well and try and get to the bottom of it here in pennsylvania now, fred, as some of the frustration from these federal officials has come, because some of them have received briefings by federal authorities, and some of them have said that the government is not being forthcoming enough. >> we have heard from some federal officials who have said that so far, there is no indication that these drones pose any sort of danger or threat to the public. fred. >> all right. gloria pazmino, thank you so much. in fact, let's go to the white house now. julia benbrook is there. julia, we know the homeland security secretary did say no threat there. on top of things, but that shooting down any of these drones would also be a security, a public threat to security. so what

actually, live here in the studio is labour party activist chris wall and broadcaster mike parry. thank you very much, gentlemen. you didn't get the sparkles memo. in fact, you are twinning. >> that is particularly, well, not worrying. >> not really. i mean, christmas is a great time to sparkle, but you sparkle all the time. dawn. >> thank you very much, darling. you can come back. but before we get stuck into today's stories, here is someone who does indeed sparkle all year round. it's the lovely san francis. >> very good afternoon to you from the newsroom. just coming up to 12:03. let's start with the latest from germany, where the latest from germany, where the chancellor, olaf scholz, has said the country will stand united. that's as officials have now confirmed, at least five fatalities, including a child that's after a major car ramming at a christmas market. more than 200 are also injured, many seriously, after a driver drove an suv into crowds at that christmas market in eastern germany. the suspect, a 50 year old saudi doctor, has been arrested, but officials say he's not

we will be joined by winter wellness expert olivia parry to tell us how to keep the lurgy away, and aear of royal ill health. >> we will be looking back at catherine's cancer diagnosis. >> good morning. arsenal kept the pressure up on premier league leaders liverpool with victory over ipswich last night. manchester united co—owner sir jim ratcliffe is making more cuts at old trafford. no wonder, perhaps, that new manager ruben amorim already fears the sack. >> join me later morning whilst there's a greater chance of seeing some sunshine tomorrow for today it's again looking pretty grey and gloomy with some wetter weather across the north. i'll have the details coming up. >> it'sjust i'll have the details coming up. >> it's just gone 6:00 and it is a saturday, by the way. >> i'm warning you, i'm dawn neesom and i'm cameron walker and this is gb news breakfast. >> because nobody has a clue what day it is. do they? it's like i'm waking up every day going, what day is it? i've got no idea. but it's good, though, isn't it? saturday. >> it's good. yeah. it's that awkward time between christ