polly: marcus, i'm polly. lemonis: polly, nice to meet you. polly: yeah, nice to meet you.is: do you come up with these designs? polly: yeah. lemonis: beautiful. you did this design? polly: yeah. lemonis: this really is just like a heat transfer, way to think about it, right? polly: yeah, i mean, our process is so versatile, you can really apply it to anything. lemonis: i give this young lady and the rest of the creative staff a lot of credit because i'm not a snowboarder or a skier, but the art that they've applied to these products have made them really different, and the fact that you can customize the art for your own particular snowboard or ski is pretty cool. that's a real differentiator. and so the way they've set this model up is you can come up with your own design, or you can customize something with them, and they'll literally apply it right to your product. i would pay a premium for that. the problem in the business is not the quality or the manufacturing, it's the fact that you make something that you're not selling enough of. the thing that i'm baffled by is,

polly's body was only discovered when her killer, arrested at a traffic stop two months later, showedectives where he'd buried her. >> do you still live that awful week? >> yeah. >> all these years later? >> my work is my therapy. my work is my therapy. >> reporter: and that work -- through the klaaskids foundation -- is to help families find their missing loved ones. by providing families with a now proven, professional, methodical approach to their search efforts. >> you have to basically start in the center and work your way out, letting -- following statistics that the vast majority of people that are missing are going to be found, a, within a half-mile radius of where they went missing or, b, where they went missing. >> boy, this is dismal work you do. >> it's not dismal. no, nothing that we do is dismal. it's hard work. it can be heartbreaking. it can be so sad. but it's not dismal. it's really good work and it's important work and there's just not enough people doing it. >> reporter: possibly because it's work that lays bare wounds. hundreds of times now, since polly's death, m

less than a week left out of 2019 let's wrap up this hour with a wry look at the gate just gone with polly boy. is online serious in case you missed it. as i see why mine is guide to the year that was january got brazil off on the right wing tracked when this guy nationalist. naro was sworn in as president of south america's largest nation a hostile takeover was launched at the start of 2019 in venezuela when this guy one guy go challenge the far right see all of the elected mr. surprise surprise quite a who had the backing of the u.s. and its allies planned benevolent regime change didn't work out in cities across france the yellow vest movement continue to bash things out every weekend demanding that the french president emmanuel build them an economically rosy future instead march saw a brutal acts of terror and take place in new zealand when a psycho right wing not broke into a mosque in and lifestream the manager of tens of innocent civilians on facebook moving into april wiki leaks julian assange toft out of london's ecuadorian embassy and arrested by british police in was going to b

to polly's point, this has been a very divided country. brexit has now been internalized, the brexit party is the tory party. you stepping down, how does a -- how can you seriously -- boris johnson say he wants to be a one-nation tory after all this divisiveness, this polarization, their partisanship? how does he bring into the conservative party these new constituencies in labour heartland, working class heartland? >> i think, first of all, he now has the mandate to get brexit done. but that's exactly what those communities will expect. so there is no parliament and different competing groups holding boris johnson back from delivering the brexit that he sold britain. he can now go over to the eu, negotiate that and decision it. but the second thing is you're absolutely right, he needs to deliver. >> yeah. >> for those communities. i grew up in one of them. i grew up in south yorkshire, very strong lead voting area. i represented putney in london, a very remain area. both communities were communitied by one thinunited b one thing, which wa

. >> laura: polly, there are no words. one in six murders are solved in this city, one in six.west solving murders rate in the country. the worst clearance rate in the country. how does that make everybody here feel? >> it makes me feel horrible. it makes me feel that we as people don't value life, don't value children, we don't have any values anymore. demetrius was a loving, sweet kid. he was 96 pounds, he was 4'9". they burnt him beyond recognition. i had to get dental records to identify him. we had no service, no way to say goodbye. had to take him straight from the morgue to the grave. we had to have a memorial service. what we keep doing, and it's been three years. there hasn't been any -- nothing, nobody has said anything, nobody has turned in anything, nothing. we need to stop waiting till it hits our doorstep. we need to say something if we see something. >> everyone. everyone here, everyone in society. if it's wrong, reported and polly, you see a lot of coverage of other crimes around the united states and they are serious, whether it's mass shootings in other states

of since 0u when the og cast show the zbleepds hi i'm felony frazier from entertainment here with polly> we are shooting a wonderful christmas episode full of pine needle and frost appear rof all the decorations are here. >> yeah it's a christmas show, kevin. >> does gibbs go out and get gifts for all the folks on ncis, something good. >> mark does, get gifts for no one. >> oh. >> guess what, guess in season six kantd can't fit in the biohazard contain. season 1 i could wrap up like a snake. >> season one the first one we have done. a nice story to be part of. >> now the tradition is going oh strong on both shows. >> look the holidays are a wonderful tradition for me, always all about family and all about fun good spirit. i believe that year-round we should live in that space. >> all right. lets talk melissa mccarthy because long before she was a movie star melissa had us laughing on tv girl are girs on gilmore girls and and mike on molly and a gives that kept giving back then. >> here i am scrambling around like all the other last minute losers i'm not like you people. >> our first chr

scotus to the end of the summer will take us through the rest of 2019 as soon and if you want to watch polly unleashed on the headline stories of the year look up in case you missed it or on youtube dot com. tired of the real world harm caused by almost 7 months of violent protests and hong kong actions moved online and sort of caution on the real streets of the so the rubble sides have now find another place to settle scores for only digital destruction can play out. i don't blame you for not having the guts to throw the police in reality but in the game there are guns. and you don't have the guts to kill those. returning. to the fire only burn brighter and again are we ready. that's our global news update for this hour but don't forget you can always head to our web site r.t. dot com for the details on all the stories and many more. you know world. a lot and conspiracy it's time. to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell. me to be smart we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the mid

with less so than a week left of $2911.00 start taking a look at the outgoing year with polly boyko and artie's online series in case you missed it. as i see why my god to the year that was january got brazil off on the right wing tract when this guy nationalist. naro was sworn in as president of south america's largest nation a hostile takeover was launched at the start of 2019 in venezuela when this guy one guy go challenge the far right see all of the elected mr. surprise surprise quite or had the backing of the u.s. and its allies planned benevolent regime change didn't work out in cities across france the yellow vest movement continue to bash things out every weekend demanding that the french president emmanuel build them an economically rosy future instead march saw a brutal acts of terror and take place in new zealand when a psycho right wing not broke into a mosque in. lifestream the manager of tens of innocent civilians on face moving into april wiki leaks julian assange toft out of london's ecuadorian embassy and arrested by british police in was going to be. the world was sho

brings us to the end of summer 200-1000 polly will take us through the rest of the year soon for more episodes. or. also an employee of a prominent russian opposition figure has been called for military service and sent to a remote arctic base alexy not only claims that the activist had an exemption and was kidnapped is examined over on our website. forest fires in southeast australia have been raging for almost 2 months now with firefighters facing extreme conditions against them a record heat wave with temperatures predicted to stay in the high thirty's to forty's celsius over the weekend and into. early next week 5000000 hectares of land have been burned nationwide in australia over the past few months 9 people have lost their lives and more than 950 homes have been destroyed smoke from the fires has blanketed the country's largest city sydney air pollution there has crossed the critical mark at certain times 11 times higher than the quote unquote life threatening threshold. on saturday environmental activists rallied in sydney to condemn their prime minister's decision to go on ho

with less than a week at left of 200-1000 let's start taking a look at the outgoing year with polly boy go and artie's online series in case you missed it. as i see why am i the year that was january brazil also on the right wing tract when this guy nationalist. naro was sworn in as president of south america's largest nation a hostile takeover was launched at the start of 2019 in venezuela when this guy one guy go challenge the authority of the elected mr. surprise surprise why don't have the backing of the u.s. and its allies planned benevolent regime change didn't work out in cities across france the yellow vest movement continue to bash things out every weekend demanding that the french president emmanuel build them an economically rosy future instead march toward a brutal acts of terror and take place in new zealand when a psycho right wing not broke into a mosque in. lifestream the manager of tens of innocent civilians on face moving into april wiki leaks julian assange toft out of london's ecuadorian embassy and arrested by british police in was going to be. all evictions the wor

finish with in case you missed it in the 3rd installment of polly because review of 2019 well among other things she looks at trump's impeachment protests in paris. the end of 2019 sword trumpeted by phil impeachment britain in that its own bomb shell leda i'm puerto tests when truly global welcome to paul 3 i see why my eyes round up of 29 t. . in september extinction rebellion back with the global strike to draw attention to climate change by community says meanwhile in washington the dems finally had the donald where they wanted him staring down the barrel of impeachment proceedings for georgie phone call whether u.s. president may or may not have put pressure on that comedian ukrainian president to investigate jerry biden's son in return for military aid allegedly. hit the fan when donald trump decided to pull u.s. troops out of syria abandoning that kurdish allies to face and by turkish forces only by the end of the month the u.s. military had pulled out $1000.00 u.s. troops and sent back another 900 why. is a word that's right because america is keeping the oil also that money has a

hello, polly! po—o—olly!! if the bbc commissioned a show, they would just let you go and do it.row gathering always ends in pandemonium... if monty python was untouchable, it is hoped this new worzel gummidge can give an old favourite a new lease on life. tim muffett, bbc news. worzel gummidge: the scarecrow 0f scatterbrook premieres on boxing day at 6.20pm on bbc one. we are unable to talk about mariah carey and her festive we are unable to talk about mariah carey and herfestive hit. mariah carey's classic festive hit ‘all i want for christmas is you' has finally topped the us charts — 25 years after it was mariah carey's classic festive hit ‘all i want for christmas is you' has finally topped the us charts — 25 years after it was first released. when the song made its debut in 199a it was as an ep and not a single, meaning it wasn't allowed to compete in billboard's hot 100. rule changes saw the song first enter the chart in 2000 and in recent years it has edged closer to the top spot. in celebration, mariah carey tweeted "we did it" with a string of emojis to convey happy tea

nestled between the hills as the oxfam centre and polly showed them around.gh donations picked up from all around the uk. these guys sort through 80,000 tonnes of donated clothing and textiles per week. it isa clothing and textiles per week. it is a huge amount of stuff. we sort through them here and what these guys are doing is a really quick check to see if we can resell the item, if it is in good condition. if item, if it is in good condition. if it isn't, it goes down the chute and onto the next part of the line. every week in the uk we send over 5500 tonnes of clothes to landfill. that is equivalent to 11,000 of these bales. luckily, nothing here will go to landfill but this room represents a tiny fraction of the clothing britain throws away every week. it's shocking, right? horrible. think about the amount of plastic in the material that isn't going to break down. it is shocking. it isn't good for the environment. back on the trail for the outfit challenge, we are in nottingham, a mecca for second—hand shops. challenge, we are in nottingham, a mecca for

. >> this is the third such incident with polly specifically just this year.are not going to shut down 8000 stores the way they did after they were accused of racism in philadelphia. it generally speaks or problem conservatives have to confront, the problem of woke capitalism. when you have fortune 500 companies, large companies that have a very left-wing culture and tends to bow to social justice warriors, causes on the left and not be afraid of offending conservative customers even though a large corporation like starbucks serves republicans and democrats, they are not too worried about offending the right. rob: the riverside county sheriff from southern california on "fox and friends". >> in our culture turning anti-police, and things like this, something is happening with starbucks, other outlets that are repeatedly in the news like this. i don't know if it is a younger culture, don't know what it is. rob: they try to respond to this as best they can. whether you are in uniform or not, no one should have expense with what these deputies went through and ta

joining me now with the latest, nbc news foreign correspondent polly hunter. what more do we know?fect skiing day gone wrong. it is christmas break. the call came in just before 11:00 a.m. this morning that an avalan

i like where we are on polly i'm like to remain so. >> joining me now, equity strategist good to seehat jay powell said yesterday change in any way how you see today? >> no. he was wonderfully boring yesterday. we've been waiting for a boring jay powell for the better part of a year and a half the fed has been remarkable. the market thought we were headed to a recession and we needed rate cuts to zero the fed was able to pivot and state that it doesn't need anymore. the market may be stabilizing. >> how are you positioning then for a fed in a wait and watch mode for 2020? >> we've taken them off the table. that is the key thing. rather than worrying about the fed being overly aggressive, we are focused on the fact that earnings growth looks like it is going to re5:0 seaccelerate >> instead, you are worried about trade? >> i don't know if we are worried. we are hopeful on trade that it doesn't get worse. >> what would worse look like to you? >> if we wake up on monday and it turns out we've gone forward with these tariffs and the rhetoric has heated up, that represents a risk to next

bone disease where the bone tissue becomes considerably more dense was the most obvious she also had polly dr lee hands her 6 claws. as humans can be born with surplus fingers and toes as well little buds genome could help understand these rare hereditary diseases better in the future. as it comes on crowd funding could be a good way to enable research into a particular rare disease because that doesn't happen a lot otherwise funding agencies give a lot of money to medical research but it's often difficult to get money for rare diseases off of me so i'm. crowdfunding as a way of enabling research that might otherwise not happen. and that the bus husky some vision that nobody has discovered before in the study of the. gun. information that we have not seen previously before. all those the same genes. new forms of research funding are particularly needed when no one else is investing . hardly anyone knows this better than the people at the alliance of chronic rare diseases we're meeting christine i'm going to los. if i'm still with the voice of those affected by red diseases. that affect som

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. >> reporter: in 1993, she sang a memorial service in petaluma for polly, the little girl abducted fromer home by knife point and murdered. there is a performance that brings her to tears. what's clear to all, it's she who will always be loved. >> reporter: the honors have been presented annually since 1978. in san francisco, jack jackie ward, kpix5. >> they air tonight right here on kpix5, tomorrow night at 8:00. >> we will see you back here at 11:00 tonight. >> and for news throughout the evening, the latest always on kpix5. see you at 11:00. - [announcer] the following program is a paid advertisement for dr. ho. - [narrator] how do you deal with your pain? potentially harmful pain pills? expensive appointments? or do you just live with your pain? dr. ho understands. - my patient will come to me with all types of debilitating pain. very sadly, many people with pain, they don't get the treatment they need because they can't afford the time or the money or their insurance has run out. i thought to myself, how can i help these people in pain to get their life back? - [narrator] that's wh

elizabeth warren, who has come closest to him in the national polls, biden says this, quote, look at the polli. tell me where this great enthusiasm is manifesting itself. candidates love bus tours. sometimes they get in trouble when they talk to reporters. what is this? is this a strategy, joe biden deciding we need to get tougher with the opposition, or is this the candidate sort of freelancing because we know sometimes this is a compliment he gets his irish up. but sometimes when he does, it gets him in trouble. >> i don't think it was planned for the campaign to go out there and say this, but he can see what's happening around him. i was out there with him on sunday, and one measure of enthusiasm is crowd size. it doesn't necessarily mean everything in the end, but he knows elizabeth warren gets bigger crowds. pete buttigieg was in the same cities, in the same building in iowa, and he had more of an audience. but he's a little bit wrong in the sense that pete buttigieg has been talking about medicare for all who want it since february, but it is more of an extension of the obama/biden plan.

incident with the university policagainsthe other student who's a guy name keeping hill who's also a pollyjor sac ste in anmailthe university said hill has been directed by the school not to contact johnson in any way hill claims there the no contact orde also applies to johnson. >>i like the no contact order to because ey do a class with m. i want to go back in the closet to final thankfully to take that fallye taking me a different location. so i i'm happy about that my safety is protected in that regard. faculty, the university tsnd president said that the incident does not reflect sacramento, states values and violence on camp will not be tolerated. and in air bnb has gone terribly wrong poland. oregon police are investigating after they say 55 shots were fired at an air bnb during a party there this was >>and one woman was injured fridanight police arrived to find a she been shot. she is now hospitalized. jen she is expected to survive. video of the sce shows this house it just riddled with bullet came from at least 2 different weapons. thhomeowner says the guest claim to be renting t

joining me now with the latest, nbc news foreign correspondent polly hunter. what more do we know? >> it's a perfect skiing day gone wrong. it is christmas break. the call came in just before 11:00 a.m. this morning that an avalanche hit and immediately according to witnesses that we spoke with, saying almost immediately dozens of rescuers out with long poles poking into the avalanche, dogs, sniffing trying to find bodies and thankfully no reports of additional missing persons. the sun has gone down and the rescue operation has stopped for the moment. two people are in the hospital. four people rescued but did not have to go to the hospital but this is one of the big worries that families especially families with young kids not necessarily experienced professional skiers, may not have all the avalanche protection equipment or etven te training but something to worry about going skiing this season. >> the dpa news agency said that heavy snow made for dangerous conditions and other avalanches in the alps today. how worried are authorities today and are they closed down some of the sk

its place places are going to into philip relatively early as you mentioned there are some puerto polly parties and facilities for folks so that's good. make a plan get here there's really not a lot of parkingin this area, a muni caltra bar are all great san francisco to get to the downtown area. >>ifyou're with a group of people, especially to bring kids have a reunificationlan each otr share phone numbers m that type of thing nd you're going to come out san francisco. we encourage you to celebrate responsibly. don't drink too much don't drink and drive to be a lot of police officers out you want havea safe and happy new year but fficers will be out there making arrests as neceary to get away with this sure that erybody is safe and has happened. >>have a good time but be safe because you can put someone else's life at risk if y're taking a risk on your own. >>absolutely you know and what we ll have a lot of officers out here in uniform to see officers on foot bicycles motorcycles patrolling running cars, there will be plainclothes officers as well the officer that you're not going to s

hello, polly! pooolly!! if the bbc commissioned a show, they would just let you go and do it.zel gummidge can give an old favourite a new lease on life. tim muffett, bbc news. worzel gummidge: the scarecrow 0f scatterbrook premieres on boxing day at 6.20pm on bbc one. time now for a little bit of festive joy — from a project that takes young children into an old people's home for the mutual benefits they receive. 0ur reporter graham satchell went along for their christmas visit. it was the week before christmas and all through everdale grange care home no—one was stirring. come this way... when out in the corridor who should appear but a group of young children to spread some cheer. that's good. these three and four —year—olds from daisy chain nursery have been coming to this care home in leister forjust over a year. how many times have been here? three. three, amazing! what do you like about coming here? colouring. what do you think about spending time with the older people? i like playing games with them. what kind of games? beemac. a growing number of studies have shown thi

s at least in the $650.00 seat polly went to get that majority if they don't get that then we're in a hung parliament territory and that's where things become more tricky is what happened as i said and 2017 the reason they had to go so another party to prop up governments so boris johnson as the prime minister at the moment would be given the 1st chance of forming some sort of coalition or alliance of his party if he can do that and he's got a couple of other options he could either try and rule as a minority leader that's very difficult or he can resign if you resigns then he policy is the batson so the next biggest party and they would try to do some sort of coalition or arrangement that that's the system really what happens and in a hung parliament thank you very much for that very charles live for us in london and of course we'll have special coverage once the 1st exit polls come in later this evening in algeria thousands are protesting outside polling stations rejecting the presidential election. still and stepped over ballot papers in the port city of beijing police also $5000.0

perspective is the ealing what is going on inside libya with the united nation backed government. 3 polly and mr alibi that once the few within turkish politics as to sending troops should it happen should that request be made to libya does everybody agree that that's the right thing to do. i believe that it will be approved in the turkish parliament after it has been approved if the libyan. united nations backed government asks for how. turkey probably the turkish nation a huge amount will support the position of the government now who is ruling inside turkey if the libyan u.n. backed government asks for help probably turkey will send troops in order to core the nato give military consultancy and military training to do gen a government of 3 people in the next coming days and i believe that that we'll change the situation especially around the area of tripoli and i do not think that the turkish military rapid deployment force will control all over the libya but probably try to say the united nations backed government inside tripoli against the the warlords highly for half the hour which

polly mckenzie work with nick clegg former leader of the liberal democrats now the chief executive of the think tank demos and john mcternan is here a former labor party strategist worked with tony blair on successive elections thanks for joining us everybody i'll start with mo hussein if this exit poll is proven out and slowly as the count goes on we are seeing a number of labor heartland seats forming. it would be a massive vindication wouldn't it of the conservative party its strategy the promise to get president all the way to its choice of leader boris johnson after tourism i think the strategy in terms of focusing on one key message and touching on the issue that people clearly have been feeling a sense of frustration about given that we're still talking about this 3 and a half years later and haven't really moved on has certainly worked of course people will be thinking about other things as well whether it's cost of living education n.h.s. but actually i think the choreography to the conservative parties that are in terms of getting this thing done 1st and then dealing with ot

the right—wing media, the daily mail, the express, the sun newspaper, polly headlines.not good. we've had this anti—semitism thing smeared across our party, the last three years. i've never seen it in the headlines. it doesn't mean it's not real though. it doesn't mean it's not real and doesn't exist but i don't believe it's as bad as its made out. made out. we are not going to go down this route, made out, we talk to jewish members of down this route, made out, we talk tojewish members of the labour party that tell us there is a selector broadcasting. there was an incident this week, rabbi was physically attacked on the streets of london, high—profile rabbi. the only leader that contacted this rabbi to offer its support and condolences was jeremy corbyn, rabbi to offer its support and condolences wasjeremy corbyn, was not covered by the media, no. it wasn't, we've had it again this morning, this thing about anti—semitism and the labour party, it's one—sided all the time. anti—semitism and the labour party, it's one-sided all the time. did you hear at the chancellor at

clarion shares are moving higher after polly one agreed to buy an additive move -- unit from the swisspany. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back to the european open. european equity markets finding their feet a bit. u.s. futures recovering just a touch, not even up .1%. we do see a move to the upside. let's get your stock stories. annmarie hordern has the breakdown. annmarie: i want to start with the biggest gainer, clarion -- clariant. a u.s. company is buying an additive unit. there are looking to expand in the color plastics market, but for clariant it is part of the disposal program. capita to the downside, cut by deutsche bank. essay the bounce after the election will fade and a turnaround program has a long way to run. tullow oil down 2%. jeffries cut the price targets. saying it is just still too expensive for a buyout. it also comes on the heel of yesterday. got up production had to be halted due to a power outage, so a bad few days of news. anna: thanks very much. 2019 has been a bumper year for stock markets with broader indexes up more than 20%. key risks seem to have di

. >> what i love is polly's character, just tears streaming down her face and then her controlling iti'm really struck by the courage that jim brooks showed in writing a character like that. >> it is the most difficult planes to master. they're called tomcats. >> isn't it one of the most difficult machines to master? >> to have an idea about the high-integrity ideals about what it means to be a journalist and a woman. >> it must be nice to always know you're better, to think you're the smartiest person in the room. >> no, it's awful. >> the fact that that movie exists is a gift. >> i'm new in town and awfully lonely, i wonder if you would mind buying me lunch. >> gregory. >> george, george, george, it's michael dorsey, okay? your favorite client. how are you? last time you got me a job, it was a tomato. >> oh, no, no, no, no. >> yes, swear to god. >> oh, i begged you to get therapy. >> tootsie is an updating of the guy in the dress. you're putting him in a fantastic situation. the reason it works is because every single thick in that movie could really happen. we show you at the begin

and so when i like to say we use fancy language in politics here we use the language of econ 101 and pollyy 101, and it really takes a set of what's going on. because actual stories about what people are going through other stories of human beings who are often really suffering. and so my attitude about this is a pretty simple one. we have more than enough money to do all the things we want, to have affordable healthcare quality public education from the prek-8 college, a living wage pay people a living wage so one job can support a family. secure clean air and clean water for everybody. we can afford it. but we're definitely not delivering, and the reason is, it's not profitable for a lot of corporations and that isn't a good enough reason. because what we've seen is i think those are rights of americans and that's really what we're going to get if we break the corporate control of our government. and that's what i intend to do. but let me say -- wow, you guys are quiet. [laughing] let me say this. people always describing, i sometimes say so i'm going to change my name normally 2 billion

hello, polly! po—o—olly!! if the bbc commissioned a show, they would just let you go and do it.any others. mist and fog patches have caused some issues and are lingering on. we have further showers coming to scotland and be lower whether pressure front is being bad weather to the south—east. that is the pulse of rain coming into the south—east this afternoon. we could see the answer on the irish sea coast, but otherwise it is merely drive despite being chilly. for this evening, a similar picture. it is mostly dry with that rain going away from the south east. most places will be dry and cold, down to minus two celsius. less cold in the south—west because of the increasing wind and cloud by the end of the night. through wednesday, it turns wetter and windier across the south—west. it is not a bad day, it sta rts south—west. it is not a bad day, it starts colder. before into low cloud. it is that wind and rain that sta rts cloud. it is that wind and rain that starts to spread in at a milder ten or 11 degrees in the south—west. it will be wet and windy particularly across the west

polly! they would just let you go and do it. it would not happen today? i do not think it would.ght be showing my age i remembering the original. vaguely. .. no idea. ‘worzel gummidge: the scarecrow 0f scatterbrook' premieres on boxing day at 6.20pm on bbc one. 0nly only two packs of had consecutive number once. the beatles and the spice girls. now another artist that make you think artist is sort of... don't discredit them as commissioner mark on the cusp by singing about sausage roll. (music playing). # we built this city, we built this city on sausage rolls... # # a major savoury trade, i will make a major savoury trade, i will make a major savoury trade, i will make a major savoury trade singing, i love sausage rolls, i love sausage rolls to eat with catch—up. # last night, i was sent that and it really shared me up. i love sausage rolls as well. it is fun and funny. wouldn't it be brilliant if back to back christmas number once, beatles, spice girls and sausage roll. they are up against stormzy. mike and his wife roxanne, she largely does the singing. she is very good. they