st. mark's. we want to encourage people to worship during this christmas time because churches are very welcoming and we expect visitors during this time of year, as i know you do.>> it is a great chance to reflect and the season offers less and less space for you to reflect, unless you go and carve it out for yourself.>> the commercialism this time of year is frustrating and shallow and you will find a different experience if you go to first unitarian universalist on christmas eve. 4:30 is the pageant. >> yes, and then they can go to your service the next day.>> go to worship during christmas season, and i recommend fit unitarian universalist society. during this time of year, we especially are grateful for all of the people who support the show, especially my cohost and the late producer. blessings to you during this christmas time. grab that wiyou'll save up to inan extra 20 percent with our family and friends event! plus, when members spend fifty dollars or more, they get 25 dollars cashback

st. mark's episcopal, and then will take the train ride on to college station, place. his final resting - he did, indeed, fly around the presidential library there in college station as they were landing in houston there, wolf, so another chapter. but the washington chapter today such a part of his life, now closed, moving on to texas. >> yeah. it was a very, very powerful, moving ceremony. we will have a lot more, jeff, on the ceremony once it begins at ellington field in houston. we will go there. but right now i want to quickly go to this other developing story involving the president's lawyers. >>> they are likely right now parsing every word of robert mueller's new memo after the special counsel revealed the extensive and very valuable cooperation he received from mr. trump's former national security adviser, michael flynn. the memo is raising a lot of new questions about the targets of three, three ongoing investigations. we are joined by our political correspondent sara murray. sara, mueller gave us important new information but he also withheld some potentially

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st. mark's episcopal church in houston until the funeral tomorrow. lauren blanchard joins us live in washington with today's service and the moving eulogy by george w. bush. >> reporter: the plane carrying george hw bush's body had landed back in texas. now the horse carrying the casket is on its way here to st. martins episcopal church where it will lie in repose. earlier today it was a very somber day in the nation's capital as family and friends gathered to honor the late president, his son the 43rd president of the united states becoming emotional as he described what his father meant to his family. >> through our tears let us know the blessings of knowing and loving you. a great and noble man. the best father a son or daughter could have. >> reporter: thousands filling the national cathedral in washington dc to honor the life and legacy of former president george hw bush. past presidents and foreign dignitaries all on hand to celebrate mr. bush's life. while the service was emotional at times, plenty of lighthearted memories were shared. >> on t

. >> reporter: yuri became famous as mark st. on abc's "ugly betty." >> everything i could find out about victoria hartley. >> i am an entertainer. or what's left of one. >> reporter: fierstein was involved in picking yuri to take on his iconic role. which earned him two tonys in 1983, making fierstein the first person to win the tony for best play and best actor. >> i love you all. >> reporter: the show was adapted into a feature-length film starring matthew broderick. >> you were terrific. you know, i hope you don't mind me saying so but i think i prefer you in men's clothes. fierstein's play was the first to feature anunpoll jetly gay storyline at a time the gay community was virtually invisible. >> a few years ago, i wouldn't have been able to do an interview like this, probably, and even put it on the air. it would have been, this is not the subject one talks about. >> you could have done it. you would have had to fight your censors and all that. you could have done and it you should have done it. you know i am not the first

elsewhere, dundee beat hamilton 4—0, and both hibs and st mirren and stjohnstone and hearts drew 2—2. ronnie 0'sullivan markedhday by reaching the quarter finals of the uk snooker championship in york. the defending champion racked up his 981st career century break as he beat practice partner jack lisowski by six frames to one. he'll face either ding junhui or martin 0'donnell next. it isa

that was speaking to us via pope francis is celebrating late night mess at st pieces basilica in rome to mark christmas. you'd speak to some. parts of. the thousands of catholic faithful are attending the service on tuesday the pope will give the traditional. blessing security in the ten in capital will stay ahead of christmas festivities. with the christmas holidays upon a snowy people are reminded of the virtues of giving but for one restaurant in the u.s. capital washington d.c. there is still an off season for generosity. paid him a visit. it's the season of giving for kasi manana this means going into overdrive because he is an immigrant from pakistan who now owns a small but successful restaurant in downtown washington d.c. all of these scarves and warm clothes that he purchased are about to be given away . this is an annual gathering at franklin square park in downtown d.c. various charities and churches will give away food and goods to people in need just before christmas because he has been coming here for the past four years and has built up a small network of homeless people who kn

a statue of emmiline pankhurst has been unveilled in st peter's square in manchester to mark the centaryn. thousands marched from the pankhurst centre to st peter's square before hand. a young girl chosen from a local school made the case for the statue to the planning board. this is that she means a lot to me and my generation as a symbol of equality and a symbol of manchester being a foreword looking city. i look forward to the future... cheering. three, two, one! isn't she amazing? rightfully here as well. we have some severe weather on the way this weekend especially for saturday so stay tuned to the forecast for travel plans. in the short—term things are not looking too bad. dry with plenty of sunshine. a few showers across eastern areas which will be wintry and cloud developing across northern ireland. increasing amounts of rain and the chance of no into western scotland. as the rain gathers it will bump into the cold air and turn into snow. eventually into lower levels as well as higher ground. the culprits to all this rain and sleet and snow is this area of low pressure which is

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st. petersburg and next year marks 20 years for the establishment of our newspaper. it is a small publication that it is a sustainable one. i would like to invite you to st. petersburg to take part in the roundtable dedicated to the strategy of development of russia, which will coincide with our 20th anniversary. is, while stion rotecting the rivers, the forests, the river dawn, i would highlight that at the russian media forum on the 23rd april, you have talked, your to talk about the dangerous object to be or not.ted at an economic forum, we have is still the task going ahead. the decision was made for you and the locals do not want to act under decision -- act on your decision. please pay attention to the don river. it is a great river. we had cultural council in december 15 at the to las and all of the questions asked there important, for example, about drug addiction, one of the most crucial questions was asked and this is on my placard. he said, there is no idea this a great strategy for russian development. back in the orthodox empire, we a treeiad and called f

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st. petersburg, and next year we will mark 20 years since the establishment of our newspaper. it's a small publication but a sustainable one. yes, we'll celebrate that. i would like to invite you to st. petersburg to take part in the round table dedicated to the strategy of development of russia which is timed to coincide with our 20th anniversary, and my question is while protecting the rivers, the forests, i would like to highlight that at the russian media forum on the 23rd of april you have tasked your people to talk to you about this dangerous object that would be constructed. and at the economic forum, we've heard that the task is still going ahead, but the decision was actually made for you, and the local authorities did not want to act on your decision. so, please, pay attention to the don river. it is a very great river just like -- [inaudible] for example. very important, for example, about drug addiction. we had this triad of -- [inaudible] for the communism builders, and now we do not know what we are even building. we don't have the model code for the capitalism --

the win takes them five points clear of st mirren, who are second from bottom in the table. markin york with a six frames to nil win over daniel wells. the welshman is the current world champion and he was in good form as he looks to win a third uk championship title. he managed two century breaks on his way to three—time winnerjohn higgins was put out by fellow scot alan mcmanus. that's all the sport for now. labour's kate 0samor, the shadow international development secretary, has resigned from her front bench role. it comes after a report that she verbally abused a journalist from the times who was looking into controversy surrounding her son's conviction for drug possession. in a statement, she said she will now "concentrate on supporting my family through the difficult time we have been experiencing". the chairman of the hs2 rail link, sir terry morgan, says he expects to be dismissed formally, even though he was only appointed injuly. ? it's thought the scheme, britain's biggest infrastructure project, is over budget. ?sir terry, who is also in charge of the delayed crossra

st. otomas in minn >> nawaz: as we mark the end of year many of us are thinkinglu about reons.t might include reading more. if so, you'll want to pay closef attention asey brown guides us through the best books of 2018. o >> f look at books, i'm joint by two distinguished literary voices. anna ptchette, her last novel "commonwealth" is on many critics "lists for best books of the year in 2016. the latest book isll "nash scenes from the new american south." and rl lozada, a book critic for "the washington post" who specializes in nonfiction. welcome to both of you. ann, start off with a couple of your fiction chois. >> i live your end roundups because i get to think about what stuck with m over the course of the year. my favorite book this year isoi "baby you're to be mine" a short story collection byevin wilson. it's wholly original, rough, everytory is unique, there are no weak sisters. eversingle story is a winne i love this book. i hope it takes the world by storm. a very close second for me favorite, the overstory by richard powers. you could really say ery richard powers b

st. petersburg and make sure we will mark 20 years since the establishment of our newspaper. it's a small publication but a sustainable one. >> yes, we will celebrate. >> i would like to invite you to st. petersburg to take part in the roundtable dedicated to the strategy of development of russia which is going to coincide with our 20th anniversary, and my question is, while protecting the rivers, the forests, the don river,, i would like to highlight that the russian media form onn the 23rd of april, you have cast your people to talk about this dangerous subject been constructed at the economic form we've heard the task is still going ahead. but the decision was actually made for you and the local authorities do not wantho to act on your decision, so please pay attention to the don river. it's a very great river. initially we had cultural council on the 15th of december at the constantine palace, and all the questions asked were very important, for example, about drug addiction, but one of those crucial questions was asked and this is what i have to follow up. he said that th

a statue of emmeline pankhurst has been unveiled in st peter's square in manchester to mark 100 yearsagette movement, to st peter's square beforehand. a young girl from a local school made the case for the statue to the council. asa as a young person this statue means a lot to me and my generation as a symbol of a woman who did good for the women of manchester, a symbol of quality and a symbol of manchester being a modern, forward—looking city. i look forward to the future. three, two, one... cheering and applause isn't she amazing? rightfully here as well. it's the busiest week of the year for royal mail as it endeavours to deliver millions of cards and parcels in time for christmas. our business correspondent, ben thompson was at a sorting office this morning in swindon. this place is clearly pretty busy. they will deal with 2 million parcels and letters every day until christmas. they have taken on extra staff to make sure they have enough to cope with it. you are one of the bosses. you are from the greetings card association. how do you get this right every year? it is a massive u

elsewhere, dundee beat hamilton 4—0, and both hibs and st mirren and stjohnstone and hearts drew 2—2. ronnie 0'sullivan markedeat practice partner jack lisowski by six frames to one. he'll face either ding junhui or martin 0'donnell next. it isa it is a bit like me when i first turned pro. ithought it is a bit like me when i first turned pro. i thought it would be relent, but you missed calls and the top guys will punish you. i was just thankful that they didn't perform the best all the time because he has been blowing away opponent all the season. it has just been leaked. —— lethal. meanwhile, reigning world champion mark williams has been knocked out. he was beaten 6—5 by stephen maguire. i'll have more for you in the next hour. hello there. wednesday resulted in a mile back across the south, temperatures in the low teens and it remained chilly across scotland. today we were spread some of the milderair today we were spread some of the milder air further north, today we were spread some of the milder airfurther north, doing that with an area of low pressure that will bring in a few showers and the accompani

mark allen on bbc two at 7. there was a glitzy ceremony in st petersburg last night, to present lewis hamilton with his formula ones all the sport for now. now for the weather with matt taylor. fellow. showers are more abundant this afternoon and the wind remains strong, particularly across parts of england and wales but it‘s a weekend of two hats because tomorrow is dry and sunny but also a good deal chillier. that has been driven by pressure to the northeast of us. northwest winds will ease for a time but these weather fronts will bring the rain in a fairly showery nature across northern ireland, wales, southwest england into southern scotla nd southwest england into southern scotland during the afternoon. lengthier bursty than there is a bit of sunshine and away from the showers in northern scotland, there will be some in central scotland, staying dry and sunny, but winds course to gale—force, 50 miles an hour possible further south and they will pick up even more. even though the temperatures are up on yesterday afternoon. into tonight, a few as through the night but they will keep going across england and wal

stuart bingham against mark allen on bbc two at seven o'clock. there was a glitzy ceremony in stack in october, but had to wait to get his hands on the prize. mercedes also collected their trophy, for winning the constructors' championship. just get a peak of him there, bright green lewis hamilton trousers. that will go on my christmas list. that is all the sport. a man captured on cctv, who was believed by missing corrie mckeague's mother to be her son, has identified himself to detectives. corrie was 23, when he went missing after a night out in bury st edmunds in september 2016. police haven't released the footage, but say they viewed it during their investigation into the airman‘s disappearance. these are the last known images are of corrie who was last seen entering a bin loading bay — just before he disappeared. a man who drove his car into a crowd of protesters, during a rally in the us city of charlottesville, has been found guilty of murder. 21—year—old alex fieldsjunior, was described by prosecutors as "a white supremacist", and was convicted on all ten charges he faced

if someone says their mark posting from al sex contract, but it's actual -- alexandra but it's actually boris from st. petersburg we ought to eave a giglio -- geoindicator and we have ideas how to look at platforms responsibility and i acknowledge that facebook acknowledges its responsibility to try to take down truly defamatory content. i think platforms also should give greater access to independent academics and other analysts, studying social trend like disinformation. in our paper we also put forward a number of other ideas around privacy, price transparency, dat portability, the idea that if any american knew how much data was being collected that would help increase our knowledge. the truth is most americans think the services are free. there's nothing free but the amount of information these companies collect about each of us and then use in the marketplace. now, these yesterdays are intended to spark a discussion, and we desperately need social media companies' input. but we have to move quickly. and at some point if they don't work with us, congress will have to act on its own. one thing is

if someone says they are mark posting from alexandria, but it is actually boris from st. petersburg, we at least ought to have a geo indicator when that post appears. we have also put forward detailed ideas around how we look at platforms' responsibility. facebook acknowledged this responsibility to try to take down truly defamatory content. i think platforms also should give greater access to independent academics and other analysts studying social trends like this information -- disinformation. we put forward a number of other ideas around privacy, transparency, data portability, the basic idea that if any american knew how much data was being collected, that would help increase our knowledge. the truth is most americans think these services are free. there is nothing free about the amount of information these companies collect about each of us and use in the marketplace. these ideas are intended to spark discussion. these ideas are intended to spark discussion. we desperately need social media companies' input. but we have to move quickly. at some point if they don't w

streets all marked the fruit cake weighed nearly four times it was put together from hundreds of pieces weighing eight kilos each and made by more than sixty bakeries the stolen called in st so here is the main traditional pastry from dresden a giant stone an is served every year on the second advent sunday the very first one is said to have been ordered by the saxon king the strong in seventeen thirty this year one slice costs six year olds and the money raised goes to charity. fast food doesn't always have to be associated with make donalds or other junk food places german chef or robin pipes has proven that top cuisine can also be made quickly he prepares yummy christmas dishes in just five minutes and he shows us how to do it as well. as helpful so i have five minutes to make the perfect. most appetizers so let's get started here we have pomegranates and red beat i'm going to put on some gloves otherwise i'll end up with red hands so that's the first thing i have to do with how long. this i'll start with the pomegranate skin everyone thinks d.c.d. a pomegranate is a thankless task that requires lots of work but there's a really simple way to do it and some just take a

welcome zero marks thanks for joining us for this seasonal special week today we fight is entirely on winter food and drink so let's have a sneak peek at some of the stories coming up. stally germans are jumping on the british t.v. tradition. of day.

livingston, who beat st mirren 3—1, ryan hardie helping them on their way with his first goal of the season. livingstone are back in the top six. defending champion ronnie 0‘sullivan faces marken beat stuart bingham in the other semifinal. 0‘sullivan is on course for a record seventh title. just as long as you play well, competing. you know, in one tournament hopefully your name will be written on it. that‘s how i look at it. you can play brilliantly and lose sometimes but that‘s just snooker. i have just got to try and be consistent, competitive, enjoying it, and when a win comes, you‘re over the moon. and that final is on bbc two, it starts at one o‘clock. kell brook said he was feeling rusty after his first fight since march. his points victory over the australian michael zerafa means he is now the mandatory challenger for the wba light middleweight title but he may not take up that option. brook won a unanimous points decison in his hometown of sheffield but he says his preferred next fight would be against amir khan, rather than the wba championjarrett hurd. brook said "i want the khan fight — it‘s now or never". that‘s all the sport for now. i‘ll have more in the next

st. louis cardinal hall of famer. he retired in 1963 holding national league career marks for games played at-bats and hits. asked to describe the habits that kept him in baseball so long, he once said, get eight hours of sleep regularly, keep your weight down, run a mile a day, if you schuss smoke, smoke cigars, then cut down on inhaling. make at that point to bat .3000. clean air mis-caskill has always brought the same work ethic to work that stan musial brought to baseball. her batting average is considerably better than .300. five years ago senator mccaskill and i teamed up to suggest a name for a new bridge, a beautiful new bridge that spanned the mighty mississippi river between her state of missouri and mine of illinois. -- near st. louis. thanks to clair's leadership, it is called the stan musial bridge. it is a well-deserved fitting tribute to my boyhood hero and to fitting tribute to claire mccaskill's tenacity. clair is a bridge builder. she doesn't asked whether ideas do many from the left or right, she asked whether they will work. like her own political hero, harry truman, she is a strait talk

st rward for a new law to protect missing people. such as ashanti. tracee wilkins has new reaction. >> she find ofl through the cracks in our system. >> today, virginia's u.s. senator marklains that hanti fel between the amber and silver alert systems and off the grug. night the u.s. senate unanimously passed an alert system for victim a shan'ti. >> we could do something to prevent this. >> she was abducted from naval base in hampton roads, virginia, in 2017. her family who lived in prince george's county had to depend on social media to get the word out. >> their daughter is missing and they have to kd of on their own post messages, walk thehb nehood. >> her body was discovered weeks fter she went missing the t church. this act is designed to help adults between 19 and 55 a who taken against their will. her mom discusseshat it means. >> every time we see it, it will be like a hug coming fromo her us. it will be like hey, mom, dad, i'm okay. i'm still helping people likwh i was here. >> the ashantly ti act needs to back to the senate. >> it is alreadyn the law virginia but this legislation would expand this program to the entire country. >>> a d.c. comkidnapped from the

st wanted to help someone in need and you can too. to learn more about kidney donation at gwkidney.org ornd -833-kidney3.ey centerll >>> very goo the micropho microphone. >> markhat's one thing he'st. when fans hear the name mark sanche sanchez, two words usually come up, butt fumble. an infamouslay in 2017 when he fumbled the ball after running into his offensive liman's butt. self-explanatory, but i wanted to keep saying the word butt. colt mccoy, no buttsbout it, the redskins playoff hopes lie with sanche >> dark day for the redskins due to injuries brightened by mark sanchez. the f cniest pressference he's had all season. >> do you i laugh aboutt as you just did? >> like i said, what are you going to do? it was a crappy play in a game we're getting our kicked. low-hanging fruiutt,ts so a bn reach foryou. just kidding. you ge it to me, i can give it back. i'm kidding. >> but serious l aboutding the redskins to victory. he we know what's at stake. we understand division is up for frgrabs especially the divisional games carry a lot of weight. we moved on from the last one and we'll get a chance to get some reps ande ready toplay. >> one thing mark isn't, he i

wall, senate with no money for the wall, seemed like he was okay for that, mark meadows according to "politico," said hey, mr. stiving president -- >> my guess a lot of congressional lead es, mr. president, christmas sometime, took reminding people last time we had the shutdown, "schumer shutdown." it wasn't until president trump that republicans actually started winning on this idea fighting for principles, fighting for the right policies, fighting for things that make the country better. look what happened last time, when we stand on principles, we stand on what is right for the country, we win. brian: you know how this thing could play out. give me a couple scenarios how this plays out. in the perfect world, house has a bill, senate has a bill, let's split the difference. we're not in the perfect bill. how do which work this. >> house sent the bill over with 5 billion of border security. now the senate has to act. we need 60 votes in the senate to get anything done. i don't see the democrats budging. that is why he is telling trump is telling mitch to use "the nuclear option. this is the fight. democrats did

. >> and today marks the end of four straight days of services anceremonies. >> the final funeral at strn time. a special train painted to look like air force one will carry the president to his final resting place along with his family and friends. >> the 2 1/2 hour journey will end at the bush presidential library in college station. he'll be laid to rest there next to his wife barbara and daughter robin. even in his grief, president george w. bush was responsible for one of the lightest moments during the funeral at the national cathedral. >> we want to show you this. this happened as he greeted the presidents and past presidents. he handed former first lady michelle obama, you see it there, what's believed to be a piece of candy. it was a sweet exchange and also reminiscent of a similar moment between them that was caught on camera during john mccain's funeral. >> i love seeing that. and then the smiles from both of them. abc news will have live coverage of the celebration of george h.w. bush, the final service at st. martin's episcopal church at 11:00 a.m. eastern this morning. >>>

at st ignatius church in san francisco -- people gathered for an interfaith vigil for victims of gun violence.the event was just one of about 100 happening across the country this month ... marking the anniversary of the sandy hook elementary school massacre.clare senchyna, lost son to gun violence"it's the most devastating thing that could happen."clare senchyna's son was shot and killed in san francisco four years ago ... clare senchyna, lost son to gun violence"people are afraid to send their kids to school. you can get shot in a church, in a yoga studio. there's no end to it."mayor london breed and congresswoman jackie speier were just a few of the speakers at the vigil hosted by moms demand action for gun sense in america.nancy pelosi, speaker-designate of the us house of representatives"we cannot anymore just say to people i'm sorry, you are in my thoughts and prayers or as congress does, have a moment of silence and no action, so this is different."moms demand action for gun sense in america say 600-thousand lives have been lost since the sandy hook massacre.elizabeth moore, moms demand action for gun sense in america"i feel like it just keeps hitting closer and closer to

with creating the "culture around st george's park, and the england teams which has led to an unprecedented period of success." but his time in charge has been markedbeen a great success on many levels, he was also influential at reorganising the fixture schedule to bring about a winter break which will come into force next week. he oversaw a record investment into women's football, increasing the diversity in terms of women's representation and representation. some good things there, but negative as well. we had huge controversy over his short rain in charge of the national team, mark sampson being fired in charge of the women's team and the windley, he supported, it didn't go through so it the next back. also stepping down is steve hansen the all blacks coach. he's just announced he'll leave the job after next year's world cup by that point it'll be 15 years with new zealand, who he originallyjoined as assistant coach under graham henry. they won the 2011 world cup together... after which hansen took over, and they became the first team to retain the trophy four years later. hansen sez he's announced it now so they can ‘concentrate on the job in

st $49.95 a montho beyond. for fast, reliable internet. comcast business. beyond fast. >>> today americans from all across the country file into the rotunda to pay their respectso george h.w. bush. today markscond day of a three-day tribute to the former president. >> here areo 94 thingsow about the tributes. president trump and melania trump are meeting with memfars of the bly inside the blair house just across the street from the white house. >> president erbush'sce dog sully walked past theast inside the rotunda this morning. ident's n by the pr side. now he'll go back into service at wter reed military center to help other wounded veterans. >> meanwhile,ributes continue from both sides of the aisle. he was someone who saw the value of bringing the family together >> he became president. he worked to try to unite the cotry. he tried to reach out to all americans. that was a very different kind of politics than we're experienci today. >> and tomorrow, former presidents, cabinet members and world leaders will attendpr ident bush's fine at the national cathedral. former president george w. bush will give the eulogy. esident trump and the first lady will attend along with president.ng former

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with creating the "culture around st george's park", and the england teams, which has led to an unprecedented period of success." but his time in charge has been markedeen great success on the pitch, at youth level, at senior level, for the men and the women. he was also influential in reorganising the fixture schedule to bring about a winter break, which will come into force next season. he oversaw record investment into women's football show he has increased the diversity within the fa, in terms of women's representation in staff roles, and also be a ma representation. so some good things there but also some negative things as well. huge controversy negative things as well. huge co ntrove rsy over negative things as well. huge controversy over sam alla rdyce's short reign in charge of the national team, mark samsung being sacked in charge of the women's team, and also the sale of wembley. he supported it, it didn't go through, so a mixed bag. celtic striker leigh griffiths sez he is doing everything he can to return to football a "better and stronger person". his manager brendan rodgers announced yesterday that griffiths would be taking time away f

marks 20 years for the establishment of our newspaper. it is a small publication that sustainable. i would like to invite you to st. petersburg to take part in the roundtable dedicated to the strategy of development of russia, which will coincide with our 20th anniversary. while protecting the rivers, , i would like to highlight that at the russia media forum on the 23rd of -- askedu have talked your people to talk to you about whether this should be constructed or not. we heard the task is going ahead. the decision was made for you and the locals do not want to act under decision -- act on your decision. please pay attention to the don river. it is a great river. we had cultural council in december and all the questions asked were important, for example, about drug addiction. one of the most crucial questions asked is on my placard. this a, there is no idea great strategy for russian development in the orthodox -- development. in the orthodox empire, we had a tree at and it called for communism. now we do not know what we are even building. there is no moral code for the capitalism builders. i have a tree had on m

mark. now, we have a winter weather f adviso portions of our area. we're talking charles county through st. mary's county, fauquier county, spotsylnia county. so this storm has nudged just a bit to the north and we're seeing this towards the central shenandoah valley. we have warnings just to the south and there is going to be as adam was saying a very sharp cuff line who have wilcitse citoals and who won't. north of d.c.; you won't see anything. s northern north carolina is getting record snow but this energy is going to scoot off the coast and leave us dry in d.c. what are we expecting? we're expecting flurries around the d.c. area. one to three inches to the south of us, fredericksburg, charlottesville is on the cus with respect they could have four upo six but the further south you go the better chances you do have of seeing more snowfall. so again this line gets right near us cutting off through central virginia, expect it to move into the middle part of tho ing, moving out later this evening by 9:00. we're dry as we continue into your monday. so over the next several days we will hav

approved a law to mark christmas day as an official national holiday imraan khan has more from baghdad more hopeful christmas than iraqi christians have seen in a very long time. use of church the st joseph's church in central baghdad people in riding across christmas day. attending mass and there is a very hopeful at was say that things have changed christians that there are much more secure than they ever have me just give you some facts and figures the last census that was undertaken was in one nine hundred eighty seven and there were about one point five million christians living in the country on officially in two thousand and eighteen the nearest figure that we can get is about two hundred fifty thousand christians left they fled the us led invasion and occupation of iraq in two thousand and three and then when their homes were destroyed by eisel in mosul and on the outskirts of baghdad in two thousand and thirteen two thousand and fourteen now the iraqi government wants those christians to come back indeed what they've done is they've made christmas day and national holiday across iraq for all iraqis to take place not only have to go to a lot of the hotels here the public s

looking at mark well, to talk to this newspaper or this magazine or this television crew about john glenn's flight, i said i'll talk to you if you give necessity name of the crew congressmaner sts 95. we'll call you back. don't bother. john glenn liked that. i was curt brown you but heard the name of the next mission. the sad but i don't know name of the mission before either. we've got to publicize these crew because they are the ones got the press corps excited. getting name identity out. and i will have about that. > every shuttle mission was dull. >> have you heard reports about st-95. i haven't heard a thing. it's almost a month now. not feeding information out. the e mixed emotion about space station, whether i believe in it or not. go if we have man's quest to from earth to some place else, other than the moon, which would mars, we've got to qualify people and equipment in earth protracted period of three years which is involved that mars mission. now, does it justify a future for astronauts, that's not a to do it so somehow we've got to start telling the story about the human involvement. it exciting.ade what made it exciting about going to the moon? apollo body talk ab

st. nick to start his vacation with a quick run on can't ditch the suit just yet. not when the temperature on that lake is hovering just above the freezing markcation. >> enjoy that,a. sa >>> new questions about a video posted by actor kevin spacey over the christmas holiday. millions of people wondehang just he was trying to say. nbc's l gadi schwartz is in angeles with the story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the timing of this video has lot of people disgusted. it was posted to spacey'snt twitter accefore christmas and just minutes after news broke about a felony sexualt assaulharge being filed against him in nantucket. this morning a braidszen video garnering millions of views and blurring the lines between tv drama and allegations of a real life crime. >> you wouldn't rush to judgments without facts, would yo did you? >> reporter: the actor dressed n a santa claus apron and appearing to speak as "house of cards" character frank underwood talking directly to the camera. >> i know what you want. you want me back. >> reporter: in the video calle let me be frank, it's unclear if he is talking about getking ed off the netflix show

him with creating the "culture around st george's park and the england teams which has led to an unprecedented period of success." but his period in charge was marked and there are some negative things as well. huge controversy over sam allardyce's short reign, mark sampson being sacked in charge of the women's team and the sale of wembley. he supported it and it didn't go through. a mixed bag. celtic striker leigh griffiths says he is doing everything he can to return to football a "better and stronger person". manager brendan rodgers announced yesterday that griffiths would be taking time away from football to deal with mental health issues. on the club's website he thanks fans and well—wishers for their "kind and powerful messages of support". he says he is doing all he can to be back playing as soon as possible. tottenham manager mauricio pochettino is unhappy that people aren't talking about his side as contenders for the premier league title. tottenham sit five points behind leaders liverpool and four behind second—placed manchester city. ahead of their game against burnley this weekend, pochettino believes his players warrant more considerat

mark. andtheria had both natural social causes, the kind that scientific truth, combined with innovative public policy, could attack. and so, over the years, the disease was systematically addressed. --st, scientists addressed identify the bacterium, the cause of the disease. next, public health experts organized mandatory testing and immunization for all preschool results,ren, and the not surprisingly, were immediate. a health crisis that had plagued communities around the world for centuries had been contained. in 1944, when baltimore confronted a sudden outbreak of diphtheria, we knew what to do. the teams at the baltimore city health department and the johns hopkins school of hygiene and public health, now the bloomberg school, sprang into action through a vigorous public relations and vaccination campaign. they knock elated more than 6000 children in two months, including 1300 on a single day alone, and virtually eradicated diphtheria in the city. of howon this epic tale dreaded disease was conquered to show the power of public health to change the world. however, we can surely understand that new england minister sense of despair and futility in the moment in which he lived, but

the hurley family worshiped at saint agnes church and mark graduated from public school from a published school and then he attended st. joseph's college, st. patrick's college and then st. patrick's seminary. he was ordained in 1944, spent an academic year at berkeley studying educational theory and administration, also being assistant superintendent of schools for the archdiocese. then, hurley moved across the country to the catholic university of san francisco and washington dc. his phd came in 1947 and two years later, catholic university published his dissertation on church-state relations and how they affected education in the state of california. hurley was one of the brightest stars in a constellation of young priests hand-picked by archbishop john j minting or leadership roles in what he called his catholic action crusade. this was a time when as monsignor john quincy ellis wrote, san francisco archdiocese send more graduate students to the catholic university than any other dioceses in the nation. one of archbishop's many catholic action initiatives was the education apostolate and hurley took a leading role