anna with serge gainsbourg.duke and duchess of cambridge will be showing off their culinary skills for a festive bbc one show with mary berry. the special programme will see william and kate combine cooking with a tour of good causes they are supporting this christmas. our royal correspondent daniela relph has had a sneak preview. baking royalty meets real loyalty. but it was the duchess of cambridge who was a super fan here. she even confessed one of prince louis's first words was mary, due to the number of mary berry cookbooks around the royal kitchen. so do you do a bit of cooking with your children? yes, we really enjoy it. again, for them to be creative, for them to try and be as independent as possible with it. actually, one of the last things we cooked together was your pizza dough. we made pizzas. did you? with your pizza dough recipe, and... did it work? it did work. they loved it, absolutely loved it. the programme explores the royals' charity projects. william took mary berry to the passage homeless c

my late dad passed serge poor yet more drama as how the martinez has down marcus to ram inside the ball and books a referee with little choice but to flash a 2nd yellow. replay showed martinez got a little of the pull and a whole lot of the big frenchman. pennsylvania he stepped up and doubled his tally to give that back to free points 5 to see on the pitch by benji in the stands above a performance of champions from marco rosa sides. as the bundesliga title race continues to tear up the script. you're watching news from berlin coming up next hour. documentary takes a look at the environmental impacts of your barbecue in the meantime all the latest headlines available 247 on our website that's d w dot com or follow us on twitter at news i'm comin for lent i'll be back with more news at the top the hour thanks want. the adventures of the famous naturalist and explorer. truce in the racial politics on the phone its 250th birthday we're emerging on a voyage of discovery. expedition him voyage on t.w. .

officials serge for a solution to a tough problem. where to put 3,000 homeless people. >> in fremont the cold case murder of two cousins walking home is solved. the technology that cracked the case. >> a school district says the budget has them in crisis mode. the last ditch plan they may have to consider. >> engineer says google fired her for trying to talk with coworkers about labor issue. renewing scrutiny at google. >> when the rest of us will see rain. >> you are looking at sky 7 video of the mile long tent city. the city tonight trying to figure out how to shelter the people living here and elsewhere. >> this camp is along the joe trail. eight miles linking downtown. a place where neighbors say they can't use. >> the homeless population has grown 4% in the last two years to nearly 3,000 people. that number is less than what it used to be. >> good evening. >> despite the numbers the homeless czar for the county says he's confident that the problem can be solved. >> we're focussed on efforts to build a better bay area. this one of

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alphabet ceo larry page and president serge brenner is stepping down. they found a google in 1995 and turned it into one of the biggest companies in the world. google ceo sundar pichai will take over as alphabet ceo in addition to his current role. holiday ad shows husband giving a peloton bike to his wife and many people across social media saw the ad as sexist. >>> and fans of baby yoda may be disappointed this holiday season. the doll version of the men delorean serious character will not be available until next year. showrunner told entertainment tonight the delay is deliberate . releasing the twin out could spoil secrets and they were made available yesterday for preorder. that's her cbs money watch report. for more had to cbs when.com look at the new york stock exchange, i'm diane king hall. >>> let's get a check of your forecast but will get a break but not this morning. >> that rain keeps coming down for a so grab your umbrella, your rain jacket, raincoats, you will need at this morning as we are looking at a wet start to the day. let's show you

anna karina was also known as a singer, and in particular, for her pop hits with serge gainsbourg.ell, france's minister of culture expressed his sadness at the passing of anna karina. taking to twitter, he wrote... her gaze was that of the new wave. it will remain so forever. anna karina radiated with godard especially, but also with film directors rivette and visconti. she magnetized the whole world. today, french cinema has been orphaned. it has lost one of its legends. there is plenty more on all of our main stories on bbc news online. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @krupapadhybbc once again this evening showers are developing quite widely, some heavy with hail and thunder. wintry over higher grounds. another covering of snow for a few. showers continue overnight and increasing ice risk in towards dawn as well. here is the big picture this evening as those showers develop more widely and it is through the hills of wales, northern england, central southern scotla nd northern england, central southern scotland and northern ireland likely to see a covering of snow again. i sack

anna karina was also known as a singer, and in particular, for her pop hits with serge gainsbourg.ers aren't always the best choice for the environment, as they usually involve some kind of plastic. but now, a bag design firm in the east of england thinks they've found a more environmentally friendly option , using pineapples. lee madden reports. picking pineapples can be arduous, heavy work, often with little reward. the price paid for each individual fruit is a fraction of a penny. the leaves from pineapple plants are usually thrown away. a use for them is now being found, turning the leaves into fabric which provides some extra income for workers. i think everybody was quite surprised that fabric was made of pineapple, because it does not smell like pineapple. it's not spiky, and it's got a nice texture to it. so yes, it is quite an unusual thing to be working with. to make the fabric, fibres are extracted from the leaves. these get sent from the philippines to spain and once there, machinists complete the process of turning them into a material, which has been named pinatex. an

larry page and serge brin started off at stanford with this amazing product that they couldn't imaginearage at the time? well, was it in a garage? wherever they were, it was... halls of residence at stanford! it was a tiny thing, now they are handing over. they stepped back a ceo is awhile ago, but it is interesting to see how their new boss will do now. he has kept a low profile so we do not know much about him. we know quite a bit about him, because he is the chief executive of google, has been for some time. that's true. he will now be chief executive of alphabet and google. that is one of the biggestjobs in the world. when we think about how pervasive googlies, one day we asked on this programme, can you live without google? because when you think about google maps, gmail, the cloud, google search, so many people were just using it all the time and don't even realise. yes, it is going to be a toughjob, clearly, because now, google, there is so much controversy around their main products, and obviously, when they set out, they would have had no idea that these sort of privacy issues

u like to go first, serge go ahead. mr. lavrov: as far as the work of consular departments, we talked about visas today. however, i would like to give you some figures. u.s. missions in the russian federation, there are 155 diplomats more than an hour pourons -- more than in missions that work in bilateral relations per 155 diplomats is the number of our representatives to the u.s., and we are trying to bring it up to parity. andecided not to examine the overall quota those diplomats that are not involved in bilateral relationships and have no right to deal in bilateral relations. so we have 100 55 diplomats less than the u.s. has in russia. unfortunate -- we have 155 diplomats last than the u.s. has in russia. unfortunately, our residents have to wait for a consular interview if they want to receive a visa in moscow, more than 40 days in another city, more than 30 days in another city, and our american counterpart explained that as quotas were introduced, all their consular officers have departed. possibly that is the righ

they helped create a serge engine that literally changed the world.y said they're handing over their day day responsibilities to the company ceo. he will run gooing and he will alphabet. they will still be the company's two largest individual shareholders. >>> on wall street stocks slumped after an announcement by president trump that he has, quote, "no deadline for a trade deal with china." the dow was down 280. the nasdaq lost 47. >>> elon musk went on trial today in a defamation lawsuit pitting him against a british diver whom he called a pedophile. he said he was nearly trading insults when he called him a, quote, "pedo-guy" on twitter. the insults began after musk offered a mini-submarine to help with the rescue, calling musk's offer a pr stunt. >>> the coach of san jose'se oim is under arrest on suspicion of inappropriate acts with a child. he worked for the school district for 37 years before he was hired in 2017. the school district says shelton went through the normal background checks and coaching certification before his employment. ment. >

police said on twitter they are serging for the shooting suspect and asking for the public's help. we'll pring more details on this as they come in. >> if you're watching internationally thank you so much for being with us. inside africa is next. if you're in the united states do stay tuned we'll have more news after the short break. (danny) let me get this straight. after a long day of hard work... ...you have to do more work? (vo) automatically sort your expenses and save over 40 hours a month. (danny) every day you're nearly fried to a crisp, professionally! (vo) you earned it, we're here to make sure you get it. quickbooks. backing you. >>> welcome back to our viewers here in the united states. you're watching cnn "newsroom." i'm rosemary church. this morning democrats are getting ready to announce two articles of impeachment. against president trump. it comes after hours of heated arguments at monday's house judiciary hearing. we break down what's next in the impeachment process. >> what appears to be the final house judiciary committee impeachment hearing is done. now it's ti

if it is a popular ski year are r where people are not carrying those devices you bring in serge and rescue dogs and other technology to pull them out of the snow. >> how long could someone survive if trapped in the snow? >> if someone's airway is obstructed they only have a few minutes to live. if they have a reasonable sized air pocket they could survive several hours or in very unusual circumstances more than a day. >> e thank, thank you for bringing us up to speed. he is part of the colorado avalanche center. president trump is tweeting and retweeting a lot in the last 24 hours as republicans are struggling with their plans for a trial. lisa murkowski thought to be a gop defection fold the nbc affiliate that she was disturbed with the way that mitch mcconnell was handling it so far. >> to me it means that we have to take that step back from being hand in glove with the defense. and so i heard what leader mcconnell said. i happen to think that that has further confused the process. >> joining me now is januarys nichols and joyce vance. to the point that this has confused the proce

officials serge for a solution to a tough problem.emont the cold case murder of two cousins walking home is solved. the technology that cracked the case. >> a school district says the budget has them in crisis mode. the last ditch plan they may have to consider. >> engineer says google fired her for trying to talk with coworkers about labor issue. renewing scrutiny at google. >> when the rest of us will see rain. >> you are looking at sky 7 video of the mile long tent

that launched a massive serge and rescue effort. working throughout the night, some 16 hours by sea, air, and land. now we're also learning, we just mentioned, sad new details about their condition on board. we're cold in addition to the pilot there was four adults and two children. authorities recovered six sets of remains. the search for the seventh person remanes at this hour. the reason for the crash remains under investigation, we know that officials are currently en route to this island here in hie hawaii to launch that investigation. so it is looking like inclement weather was at play here especially at the time of that crash. very foggy and rainy as you see here which is now hindering the search efforts under way. >> that is the very thing i was going to ask you. that image doesn't look good for flying or for searching. josh campbell, thank you very much. >>> as part of a series of rants and conspiratorial retweets, he retweeted one that had the possible name of the whistle-blower. fights my cold symptomsmucinext so i can sl

a few months ago democrats three year long impeachment and serge of articles found it's way to the subjectraine. house democrats embarked on the most rushed least thorough impeachment inquiry in modern history. chairman schiff's inquiry was not partisan from the outset. the procedures were unfair in unprecedented ways. democrats tried to make him into a defacto special prosecutor. not with standing the fact that he is a partisan member of congress that engaged in failure. he scrapped to cut the republican minority out of the process. he denied president trump the same sorts of procedural rights that houses of both parties provided to past presidents of both parties. president trump's counsel could not participate in the hearings, present evidence, or cross examine witnesses. the house judiciary's crack at this was even more a-historical. it was like the speaker called up chairman nadler and ordered one impeachment, rush delivered, please. the committee found no facts on it's own, did nothing to fer i have the schiff report, their only witnesses were liberal law professors and congressional

the president an serge lavrov are talking right now behind closed doors.ov meeting also with secretary of state mike pompeo. a short time ago secretary pompeo insisted the us will push back against any interference by moscow. >> i was clear it's unacceptable and made our expectations of russia clear. the trump administration will always work to protect the integrity of our elections, period. should russia or any foreign actor take steps to undermine our democratic process as we will take action in response. >> just context. all remember what happened the last time surergey live raavrovg relieving great pressure on him over russia. in the same meeting allegedly divulged a top secret israeli mission in syria to the russians, in the oval office. for perspective we always yield to david singer, national security correspondent at the "new york times" and arrange uta book "fear in the cyber age." a sense of irony that lavrov and trump are in the white house, the very day that these articles of impeachment are announced against him? >> that the articles of impeac

would be the attorney general of the united states, if you deal with the appropriate people, then serge having those coordinations on investigations would be appropriate. >> the president's personal lawyer rudy giuliani traveled overseas this week. he went to ukraine. >> right. >> and he's saying very openly that's trying to prove unfounded allegations against the bidens. president trump said yesterday that he even -- he wants ju giuliani to go to congress and talk about what he found. are you comfortable with rudy giuliani testifying? >> listen, when we look at rudy giuliani and what has been said about what he's done and what he's not done, i don't know everything that rudy giuliani has done. if he is finding something that is inappropriate, should he bring that to congress? yes. i assume that adam schiff and jerry nadler would want to hear that. if it was inappropriate. because they've been talking about how they have this blindfold on as it relates to president trump. which i don't agree with. but they believe they have this blindfold on that they want to root out anything that is w

seemed to have a target on his back during that debate and campaigning with that since he's had the sergewa. do you think it's changed the way he's doing things? >> reporter: he has. you can even tell from the energy in the room here and other places as we await pete buttigieg. the people are coming to see a front-runner. a different type of energy than in the part and talking to voters here about what they think about the fact pete buttigieg is getting so much attacked from sorry many different sides. meet ryan sirber an undecided voter. what do you make of the fact so many candidates are training their fire on pete buttigieg? >> yeah. i guess the way i see it is when somebody has a target on their back usually they're ahead either by perception or by the polls. but he has a target on his back. people want to hear what he has to say. he's a real, got a real chance here. >> reporter: thank you, ryan. even though pete buttigieg is someone who campaigned as the nice guy in the race, the happy warrior. not wanting to spend much time attacking his fellow competitors we have seen that shift in

anna karina was also known as a singer, and in particular, for her pop hits with serge gainsbourg. hell, gusty winds too. wintry over higher ground. showers continue overnight, increasing ice risk towards it on as well. these evening, as showers develop more widely through the hills of wales, northern ireland, scotland, likely to see a coating of snow once again. greatest risk of ice to the north. while there are still guilds across the west, slightly lighter winds further east, temperatures widely down to single figures, if not below freezing, as was that the new week. it does start ona was that the new week. it does start on a chilly note, temperatures down through the week, it will turn wetter and windier and more widely once again. into monday morning, there will be and ives riskjust about anywhere, a few showers in the morning. still pretty gusty winds up towards the west. while there are a few morning showers across england and wales, few overall compared to today, the windier it will be much lighter but it is still going to be a pretty chilly day, the chance of 10 celsius in

and serge gnabry to get past wolfsburg to no leipzig the top of the table team heading into the winter break off to beating out 31 pakistan's cricketers have given themselves a great chance of winning their 1st test series on home soil for a decade they lead sri lanka by 315 runs after the food day's play in karachi. with 174 and sean massoud so 135 have put them in control pakistan reaching 395 for 2 at the close in the deciding match of this sea. world number one rafa nadal has ended 2900 fine style by taking the trophy at the world tennis championship in abu dhabi for the 4th time on saturday he was up against greece to stephanus city past the greek world number 6 had eliminated 16 time grand slam champion ever job which is the same 5 the dubbo held these nerve and passed the test 677-5762 the spain. 50 means a lot to me so happy to. finish the 2010 season. have been i think a great match yesterday greg maddux today especially for 3 hours 12 i don't know if i was ready for it but it happened playing against efren as always it. is a big challenge he is young he has a lot of energy li

winners at home to our on saturday pie and munich needed late goals from teenager joshua xerxes and serge gnabry to get past 3 you know by and are chasing their 8th title in a row and are 4 points off the pace at the halfway stage of the season. arsenal player mesut ozil support for muslim minorities in china has been having an impact away from social media is instagram post about the treatment of muslim leaders in changing province was praised by demonstrators in turkey on friday they marched in solidarity for those detained by authorities in the province which we call east turkistan is of turkish origin and it was backed by protesters in istanbul for helping keep the spotlight on the situation trying to ban the broadcasts of awesome matches in response to criticism. visit oceans honorable behavior inspired us we thank. god we want everybody to raise their voice like he did we are a handful of muslims hear our voice is not loud enough but on his own message alarmed all of china pakistan's cricketers have given themselves a great chance of winning the 1st test series on home soil for a de

in 2015 serge's really knocks labor out in many parts of scotland gens now if we believe those exit polls they're back up to those levels of 2015 on around $55.00 westminster seats of course her party wants independence they voted on it here in 2014 and rejected it many people were looking to the s.n.p. as performance in the scenario perhaps of boris johnson failing to get a parliamentary majority and perhaps a coalition government involving jeremy coleman's labor in which nicholas sturgeon has made it quite clear to labor that their price would be a promise of what they call in direct to another referendum on independence next year will cope and has already said that if he were in power that wouldn't happen in the early years of a labor government now we're looking at a completely different scenario many people now will be wondering where these this leaves the many people who are very worried about bricks it here in scotland which voted by a majority to remain in the european union and perhaps for that reason a starting to even if they weren't favorable to the independents argument befor

he's on a serge here in iowa.tate like this, campaigning county to county. she's actually almost hit all 99 here, and that just sort of shows the kind of operation that she's trying to put together here. she's trying to build the momentum from the grass roots up. the thing that might stand in the way of that, though, impeachment. what we talked about for a pretty good chunk of the bus ride we took with her just this afternoon. listen. so you've got a little momentum here in new hampshire and is the senate impeachment trial going to mess that up? >> i will make sure it doesn't and more importantly, i think the voters in these four early states, not just iowa but new hampshire, nevada, south carolina, i think one of the virtues of having these small states where people are very attuned to what's going on, as different as the four states are, they get, what are you supposed to do? you have a constitutional duty and that's what i will do. i am someone that needs little sleep. someone that just did a record number of c