the other ones are, stacey's extraordinary words and stacey's remarkable books.and and there's also really cute picture of stacey as a little girl in the back. and i saw those in your hair. i said, i know that ribbons, i read them. they're like, jani, yes, i know those. so when you were thinking about this book, were you did did you envision the series? did you envision it as a series? did you originate this or did your publisher say, stacey, you're so good at this. you know, at issues and so on. like, which way did it happen? did you come with the idea or did they come with to you with the idea? so in 2018, i applied for this job and didn't it? and and i suddenly a lot of people wanted to know who was. i'm like the minute late, but okay, you. and while had i had written romantic suspense for years, i was approached. my agent was approached with the idea of me writing a children's book. and so i wanted to think what story resonated me most. and the other conversation i was having was that people were asking like, why wasn't i? you know, despondent? because it was

what did gavin and stacey do right? we and stacey do right? no spoilers- _ and stacey do right?stacey do right? i157 spoilers. may i say, this was a very much anticipated episode of gavin and stacey. of course there is been so much talk about how it was going to pass the cliffhanger from their previous special back in 2019 but i think it managed to do it brilliantly and really stick the landing and have something for absolutely everybody and managed to have a final episode which was wrapping up all of the loose ends and providing something that was really special. i think the reason why these ratings was so big last night, i mean, 12.32 million for gavin and stacey, the most watched event so far this year outside of sport and also, the most watched christmas day episode since 2008. i think it was simply because there has been so much love for a sitcom there has been viewed by so many different generations but has had repeated viewing over the course of the last ten years. i think it is worthwhile pointing out that this is not the full figure. 12.32 million is the figure from tho

is there the next gavin and stacey coming out? i don't know.ent. i don't. i don't think people are being given a chance. i do feel like there's not the individual voices in comedy today. when you reflect back on the fact that you are part of this journey for gavin and stacey, how do you feel about that? i am incredibly proud to have played a part in it, you know, and i will tell people that there's no joke for the rest of my life quite happily. the series might be coming to an end, but the impact that it had on those who took part, on the fans and on this town will be felt for much, much longer. steffan powell, bbc news, barry. now it's time for a look at the weather. hello. thursday was a very grey, gloomy day, really, a lot of low cloud, some mist, some hill fog, and some drizzle. in fact, during thursday, we actually had a weak warm front that moved across england, introducing some humid air and that's what resulted in the drizzle. at the moment, the computers are under—doing the amount of drizzle out there as well. it's pretty extensive, re

is there the next gavin and stacey coming out? i don't know.t the moment. i don't. i don't think people are being given a chance. i do feel like there's not the individual voices in comedy today. when you reflect back on the fact that you are part of this journey for gavin and stacey, how do you feel about that? i am incredibly proud to have played a part in it, you know, and i will tell people that there's no joke for the rest of my life quite happily. the series might be coming to an end, but the impact that it had on those who took part, on the fans and on this town will be felt for much, much longer. steffan powell, bbc news, barry. we can take you to syria, and the port city of latakia where many people have gathered in response to a call by the rebels who have taken control of the country, overthrowing bashar al—assad, to celebrate the end of five decades of authoritarian rule. this is one of many mass rallies taking place in cities across the country after islamist rebels seized power last sunday. crowds began heading here to me had squa

so i managed _ it, gavin and stacey. so i managed to _ it, gavin and stacey.et through l it, gavin and stacey. so i managed to get through without any spoilers and it was brilliant and i would recommend it. before we go for the end of this half hour i want to point you in the bbc news website which has all of thalita stories and if you see there it has the quiz of the year part one, how much do you remember about 202a over the next half hour i will give myself a quiz and see how many stories i can remember so i will see you soon and we will see what score we get. stay with us here. hello there. boxing day has been another relatively quiet one. mostly dry. a lot of cloud around. best of the sunshine across northeast england and wales and the only place seeing rain, scotland and northern ireland. the next few days look very similar. it's mostly dry thanks to high pressure, staying on the mild side with any rain focussed across northern areas. that's because we've got this weather front pretty much stationary across the north of the uk. not just today, but for th

for many, the answer seems to be gavin and stacey.ratings of 202a. millions tuned in for the final ever episode of the beloved british sitcom. the number doesn't include those are yet to watch the episode on catch up. wallace & gromit had the second highest overnight viewing figures — 9.38 million tuned in to watch the duo's tv return. tv critic, scott bryan told us why he thinks gavin and stacey had such high viewing figures. no spoilers i will say. this was a very much anticipated episode of gavin and stacey. of course there has been so much talk about how it was going to pass the cliffhanger from their previous special back in 2019 but i think it managed to do it brilliantly and really stick the landing and have something for absolutely everybody. and managed to have a final episode which was wrapping up all of the loose ends and providing something that was really rather special. i think the reason why these ratings were so big last night, i mean, 12.32 million for gavin and stacey, the most watched event so far this year outside

is there the next gavin and stacey coming out? i don't know. when you reflect back on the fact that you are part of this journey for gavin and stacey, how do you feel about that? i am incredibly proud to have played a part in it, you know, and i will tell people that there's no joke for the rest of my life, quite happily. the series might be coming to an end, but the impact that it had on those who took part, on the fans and on this town will be felt for much, much longer. steffan powell, bbc news, barry. the gavin and stacey finale will air on christmas day on bbc one. if you can't wait until then, there's a special programme — �*the gavin and stacey experience' — available now on bbc iplayer. now the weather with ben rich. a lot of cloud at the moment, misty, murky— a lot of cloud at the moment, misty, murky damp — a lot of cloud at the moment, misty, murky damp and _ a lot of cloud at the moment, misty, murky damp and drizzly_ a lot of cloud at the moment, misty, murky damp and drizzly out - a lot of cloud at the moment, misty, murky damp an

there is no more gavin and stacey - come. thank you. there is no more gavin and stacey but i come.is plenty more to come. hello there. boxing day has been another relatively quiet one. mostly dry. a lot of cloud around. best of the sunshine across northeast england and wales and the only place seeing rain, scotland and northern ireland. the next few days look very similar. it's mostly dry thanks to high pressure, staying on the mild side with any rain focussed across northern areas. that's because we've got this weather front pretty much stationary across the north of the uk. not just today, but for the next few days even as we head into the weekend. to the north of it, there is some colder air looming, but most of us will be in this wedge of less cold air with less cold nights as well, particularly where we hold on to the cloud. so, as we head through tonight, it does look like it stays damp for parts of northern and western scotland, maybe northern ireland. elsewhere, where we hold on to the cloud, temperatures no lower than around 5 to 8 degrees, but under clearer spells, say no

now, fans of gavin and stacey don't have long to wait to see the last ever episode.*s creators and stars james corden and ruthjones are household names, of course, but it's many of the smaller characters that propelled the comedy to legendary status. steffan powell has been speaking to some of the actors involved. everywhere you look around barry there are reminders of a phenomenon which started here just over 17 years ago. it goes without saying that gavin and stacey is in the very dna of this town, but the show has also become a big part of the lives of some of the actors to performed in it. all right, stace? all right, nat? natalie lewis is one of stacey's arch—rivals after nessa once had a fight with her dad and her brother. it goes on for ages, doesn't it, the stares? oh, my gosh, it really does! in the tense scene, as gavin and stacey try and buy a pregnancy test, they have a face—off. you're now a teacher so you have sort of decided to step away from the boards, as it were. yeah. but your scene in particular has got a bit of a second life, hasn't it? as an int

and the last episode — gavin and stacey: the finale — is on bbc one at 9pm on christmas day.ough, here's louise lear with the christmas weather... good evening. christmas eve ushered in some calmer weather after the wet and windy weather that we had at the weekend. you can see the remnants still sitting by the side of the road in northern ireland. blue sky and sunshine here, though. however, it was a slightly different story in newquay and cornwall. a lot of low cloud, damp, misty, murky. it didn't deter some from taking an afternoon walk on the beach. and that cloudy, murky story will continue into christmas day for many of us. but it will also continue to stay mild for this time of year. and that's because we're under this influence of high pressure. the wind direction is south—westerly, feeding in that cloud from the ocean, and thick enough for some drizzle. this weather front here still continuing to produce some outbreaks of rain and still windy. so through this evening, we'll have some showery rain into the far north west of scotland with gusts of winds 40—50 miles an h

let's talk more about the holiday shopping is stacey widlitz. stacey, good morning.ope you had a good holiday. >> good morning. i hope you did as well. happy cyber monday. it is all happening today. >> it is an official holiday for courtney and you as well. >> it absolutely is. >> it absolutely is. let's talk about black friday. sales almost $11 billion. what does that sneen mean with consumers spending so much on black friday? >> here is the really interesting part. you are seeing deals out there. 40% off victoria's secret. that drove consumers in. on a year over year businesses on the companies we cover, 90% of the promotions were flat to down. so, in terms of profitability, retailers and brands very much operating margins look in tact this season. of course, there are a couple of exceptions that companies started earlier. the overwhelming majority were flattish. you look at ambercrombie and the numbers were down. that is good news here. the malls were busy. traffic was down a little bit. you know, the winners we heard is dick's and tjx and abercrombie and tapestry

for many, the answer seems to be gavin and stacey.sports overnight of 202a. millions tuned in for the final ever episode of the beloved british sitcom. the number doesn't include those are yet to watch the episode on catch up. wallace & gromit had the second highest overnight viewing figures. 9.38 million tuned in to watch the duo's tv return. caroline frost is a tv and film, critic and columnist for radio times. she explained why the hype over the gavin and stacey finale was justified. the audience came, and not only are those figures massive, i mean they have superseded the audience figures for 2019 five years ago, but also it looks set to dwarf the 18 million consolidated figure if these numbers continue to rise. so, well done, everybody. the critics have been kind. everybody, it seems, seems to have gone home happy. yeah, i went home happy. i watched it, i thought it was great, but i thought we were supposed to be, you know, tv... domestic tv was supposed to be going down. and yet here we are. these figures are pretty extraordinar

stacey abrams joins me next. so politicians. stacey abrams joins me next. z's bakery is looking to add a pizza oven, arissa's hair salon wants to expand their space, and steve's t-shirt shop wants to bring on more help. with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee, they can think more about possibilities for their business and not the cost of their internet. it's five years of gig-speeds and advanced security. all from the company with 99.9% network reliability. get the 5-year price lock guarantee, now back for a limited time. powering five years of savings. powering possibilities™. >>> the bond of our common humanity is stronger than the divisiveness of our fears and prejudices. god gives us a capacity for choice. we can choose to alleviate suffering. we can choose to work together for peace. we can make these changes. and we must. >> president jimmy carter spent his entire long life in service in the military, as president, and then of course in his decades of work around the globe after he left the white house. he inspired a generation of advoca

you can watch gavin & stacey: the making of the finale on the bbc iplayer now.isode — gavin and stacey: the finale — is on bbc one at 9pm on christmas day. now on bbc news, talking movies: lily gladstone special. and the golden globe goes to... and the actor goes to... everybody's talking about her. ..lily gladstone! ..lily gladstone. you're so good! first native american woman to be nominated for an oscar in a lead role. is there a part of you that's screaming on the inside, like, "i can't believe this is happening to me"... oh, sure. cos you're winning everything so far. thank you all so much. applause it's really great to see hollywood embrace a new actor, and that's most definitely been the case with lily gladstone, a star in the making. her on—screen presence in the martin scorsese epic killers of the flower moon was one of the most talked about performances of 2024 awards season. she also made history by becoming the first native american to be nominated for a best actress academy award. born in montana and raised on the blackfeet indian reservation, lily

. -- stacey on right on sirius xm radio.tacey, i mean, people are paying of a lot of money for this and then they wonder why they can't find a job. >> well, i'm hoping they're not paying for that, katie. i'm hoping someone in their life, maybe a counselor, maybe a trusted friend or someone they text with back and forth is telling the them you don't have to go to college to take classes on sex work. anyone can be a sex worker or prostitute. i thought we were getting our daughters great high school educations and then college educations so they'd never have to worry about doing sex work. i thought parents were instilling more or less and values. i thought part of being an american woman was never being confronted as an adult in public places with topics like sex work and queer theory and all that nonsense. i thought that was just how it was. >> well, princeton you have to pay $90,000 a year to go to school there, but, you know, they're not the only ones doing these types of things. there's a grad level class at of boston unive

so laying down the gauntlet to gavin & stacey. that's right, yeah! bring it on, gavin & stacey!. gromit will be back for more adventures in the future. but itjust might take a while. gromit! lizo mzimba, bbc news, bristol. and you can watch wallace & gromit: vengeance most fowl at ten past six on christmas day on bbc one and the bbc iplayer. and when you decide to have a break from the television it is quite mild this year? that's right. we have seen the clouds thicken in the west, turning murky as milder air pushes in and for some a massive jump in temperatures over the next 2a hours. this afternoon, four or 5 degrees across eastern england and scotland, tomorrow temperatures will be about 10 celsius higher, turning io celsius higher, turning exceptionally mild stop the change is brought about by this area of cloud, a warm front pushing eastwards and behind that we start to get wind coming from the south—west, bringing mild air but as is often the case in winter when we have cold air and milder air mixing it takes a long time for it to elbow the cool stuff out of the race of th

stacey, lori, and renee now have their own children.ur lives. i mean, she is a part of our life still. so that means our children need to know about that part of our lives. she's special, and she had a baby. keith morrison (voiceover): so the cemetery isn't a place of sadness for them, usually. i love it, because my boys get to hear about her. and they always bring cars out for connor, or i think, they brought a baseball out this time. keith morrison (voiceover): it's a place where they can celebrate a life, someone they loved. she's in heaven, and she's in our hearts. keith morrison (voiceover): their laci. woman: beautiful. oh, how pretty. [camera clicking] . i'm craig melvin. and i'm natalie morales. and this is "dateline." spring sendele: i don't go undercover every day. that's what made me nervous. craig melvin (voiceover): they had a secret plan-- were you armed? yes. and you were wearing a wire. yes. craig melvin (voiceover): --to solve a baffling case, a college student on a friday night out who vanished. she was a very shy girl

for many, the answer seems to be "gavin and stacey."had a whopping overnight audience of 12.30 2 million, making it the biggest nonsports overnight of 2024. this was the final ever episode of the beloved british sitcom. it doesn't include those yet to watch the episode on catch up. "wallace & gromit" at the second-highest overnight viewing figures caroline frost is a tv and film critic and columnist for "radio times" and explained why the hype over the "gavin and stacey'finale was justified. >> the audience came, and not only are the figures massive, they superseded the audience figures for 2019 five years ago, but also it looks set to dwarf the 18 million consolidated figure if these numbers continue to rise. well done, everybody. the codecs have been kind, everybody sick -- critics have been kind, everybody seems to gun him happy. sarah: i watched it, i thought it was great, but i thought domestic tv was must be going down, and yet here we are, these figures are pretty extraordinary, bearing in mind the competition from streamers, etc

gavin and stacey, _ gavin and stacey, don't we? we do.tually on, events at the way they did it, they independently came to a conclusion about how they would end the series and then it came together, they read 60 or 70 pages of the script before even approaching the bbc. you can imagine what it would have been like if you are the head of the bbc content, and you receive the email saying, hi, we're thinking about doing a governance stacey finale, would we be able to do it on your channel? you would be absolutely thrilled, i think. we you would be absolutely thrilled, i think. ~ ., ~ ., think. we were talking about scheduling. _ think. we were talking about scheduling, because - think. we were talking about. scheduling, because everyone assumes you can get everything on streaming stop so we won't know anything until it is on, and i assume it will only be available on iplayer after it has ad on tv? ., , be available on iplayer after it has adontv? ., , ., ad on tv? that is the case with that and all christmas _ ad on tv? that is the case with

for many, the answer seems to be gavin and stacey.32 million — making it the biggest non—sports overnight of 202a. millions tuned in for the final ever episode of the beloved british sitcom. the number doesn't include those are yet to watch the episode on catch up. wallace & gromit had the second highest overnight viewing figures — 9.38 million tuned in to watch the duo's tv return. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. high pressure continues to bring dry, settled weather to most of the country. i say dry — that is away from scotland, where we're likely to see further outbreaks of rain for boxing day. and indeed the next few days looks mostly settled thanks to high pressure and for most it will stay on the mild side for the time of year. it's dominated by this area of high pressure sitting over the near continent. we've got this weather front pretty much stationary across the north of the uk and that's what's bringing the rain to parts of scotland, maybe northern ireland. to the north of this weather front, the air is quite col

. >> reporter: stacey gillette, a mom of three, and former school administrator, started once upon ourpsule to help kids connect with and share their emotions. now, she helps schools implement the program across the city. >> what we're really focused on is helping kids to build the foundation they need in order to thrive today and into the future. what are you thinking you're going to do? >> i'm probably going to put plants and birds. >> reporter: the students create artifacts that describe what they're experiencing or thinking about right now. >> so, what you're looking at right now is my body map. this is a thought of someone i met at summer camp, and she helped me through ll my experiences. >> reporter: and imagine who they'll be in the future. >> when i grow up, i want to be a football player. >> i want to be a beauty technician, and i want to own a boutique. >> i wanted to be a traveler because i really love to travel. >> does anyone remember when the time capsule will be opened? >> reporter: everything gets locked inside a digital time capsule for ten years when they and everyone

for many, the answer seems to be gavin and stacey.est non—sports overnight of 202a. millions tuned in for the final ever episode of the beloved british sitcom. the number doesn't include those are yet to watch the episode on catchup. wallace & gromit had the second highest overnight viewing figures. 9.38 million tuned in to watch the duo's tv return. if you are not watching the telly, you might have been out shopping or maybe not. there are signs that shoppers are shunning the high street this boxing day, with the number of people going into stores dropping by almost 9% across the uk compared with last year, according to analysts. several big chains, including next and bm), didn't open their doors today, but people did flock to traditional stores before the holiday, with numbers up on christmas eve by 18% year on year. colletta smith has more. this year's boxing day sales feel very different. while lots of shops are shut, those that are open have had a later start than the crack—of—dawn sales of years gone by. there'll plenty of shopp

and tonight — after a five—year wait — fans of the bbc�*s gavin and stacey finally got the chance tofinale to the show. the 90—minute special was co—written byjames corden and ruthjones. crossed the finish line. hundreds descended on the stormont estate in east belfast, with plenty of santa hats and elf ears, for an event that has become a seasonal favourite in the local running calendar. and tonight — after a five—year wait — fans of the bbc�*s gavin and stacey finally got the chance to see whether smithy accepted nessa's proposal, in the finale to the show. the 90—minute special was co—written byjames corden and ruthjones. you're live with bbc news. israel and hamas are blaming each other for the failure to reach a deal to end the war in gaza and secure the release of hostages. hamas said israel was seeking new conditions, while israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu accused the group of going back on previous agreements. on wednesday, israeli defence minister israel katz paid a visit to the philadelphi corridor on the gaza—egypt border. hamas says that israel has set new condit

. >> the people they should listen to our bernie sanders and stacey abrams.n consistent and in touch with the american public related to the democratic party those are the people picking leadership of the democratic leadership or should be helping as we move forward into the next election cycle. >> they should go with that advice because very bad for them unfortunately this is par for the course for the mainstream media for example going to mrc's study the coverage of his cabinet's has been 96% negative but at the same time polling shows a majority of americans approve of the president-elect transition and believe he will do a good job in his second term all while donald trump's favourability rating reached a seven year high after everything the media slumped at for him is more popular than ever. the girls for gains podcast host riley gaines and they never have any opinions and after drag it out of them. i do want to start with you because it's almost like mass hysteria they lost an election there was a statement over what we wanted and your work is based and

and — gavin and stacey win the christmas day tv ratings battle here in the uk — with over 12 millionether smithy accepted nessa's proposal. israel has been carrying out air strikes across yemen, including the international airport in the capital sanaa. the israeli military says it has been targeting the houthis, who are a rebel group backed by iran. houthi rebels say that three people have been killed in the strikes. houthi fighters in yemen have targeted israel and ships in the red sea and the gulf of aden in solidaity with palestinians in gaza. in central gaza, health officials say five journalists

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and after a five—year wait — gavin and stacey fans finally got the chance to see whether smithy acceptedroposal. hello and welcome — i'm anjana gadgil. commemorations are underway in countries across the indian ocean to mark the 20th anniversary of the catastrophic tsunami that killed more than 220,000 people. a vigil has taken place in banda aceh on the island of sumatra, close to the epicentre of the huge underwater earthquake that triggered the tsunami. the vigil followed a siren that sounded shortly before 8am local time — the exact moment from the earthquake 20 years ago. the tsunami — on the 26th of december 2004 — is one of the deadliest natural disasters in recorded history, killing people in more than a dozen countries. this is live pictures of a shrine until sri lanka. flowers have been laid out there. shortly we'll be talking to our correspondent at the scene. officials in kazakhstan say 38 people have been killed in the azerbaijan airlines plane crash near the city of aktau. the aircraft had left the azerbaijani capital of baku, en route to grozny in the russian republic of c

stacey abrams joins me now. it's great to have you.tionship was like with jimmy carter. obviously the carter family looms anonymously large in georgia democratic politics. >> i would say it looms large in georgia politics because part of the legacy of jimmy carter was his commitment to rural georgia. that's how i got to know him first. i met him when i spoke at the boys and girls club of america's georgia or southwest georgia in americus which is his hometown. he was there. he was there at a boys and girls club banquet because it was so important to him that young people had belief that there was a better future ahead. the images of me with president carter and mrs. carter wherefrom the opening of a medical center because georgia refused to expand medicaid under republican leadership and he answered the call by opening his own clinic to ensure that the rural communities had access to healthcare. if you saw a problem that was political in nature, jimmy carter was going to try to solve it through humanitarian efforts, but he never shied

and tonight, after a five year wait, fans of the bbc�*s gavin and stacey finally got the chance to seeessa's proposal in the finale to the show. the sitcom centred on the title characters' love story and their families. you're live with bbc news. now let's turn to gaza, where reports say at least five journalists have been killed following an israeli air strike on a vehicle outside the al—awda hospital in the nuseirat refugee camp. videos that have not yet been verified by the bbc show a bus engulfed in flames — with the word �*press' written on the doors. we'll continue to monitor these developments and provide updates once more information becomes available. meanwhile, israeland hamas are blaming each other for the failure to reach a deal to end the war in gaza, and secure the release of hostages. hamas said israel was seeking new conditions while israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu accused the group of going back on previous agreements. on wednesday israeli defence minister israel katz paid a visit to the philadelphi corridor on the gaza—egypt border. while there — he insisted

get the job done every day on this project i want to acknowledge director of capital and planning, stacey bradley. our project manager alex. our project manager capital improvement dan mower who does so much in golden gate park. and then the people who take care of it. golden gate park manager operations dave is here and his incredible team who is already caring for this beautiful space. we do these things in partnership and i want to celebrate a couple partners as well. i want to celebrate our neighbors, our wonderful neighbors at the gardens of golden gate park, sarah ryan and brendan lane, thank you very much for being here. [applause] and then public works, we do these things in partnership with our public works departmentmentf they are incredible, they are great partners and on this one, we had our project lead nick ansell, designer [indiscernible] section manager anthony, jennifer cooper, and then our construction management team [indiscernible] and then we had team member from mta working on the traffic issue, stephanie chan. these things are not simple and why they take time and t

and — gavin and stacey win the christmas day tv ratings battle here in the uk — with over 12 million strikes across yemen, including on the international airport in the capital, sanaa. the head of the world health organization,

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suspect jennifer lovelace and sister stacey are visiting from sacramento. >> big police presence, feeling definitely very safe. even driving through. i was like, okay, it looks safe. we feel safe. girls like, hold hands, santa, tell me. >> in the east bay, last minute shoppers are hitting broadway plaza shopping center in walnut creek. what did you buy? >> let me see. almost done. i'm barely prepared more than last year. but, you know, there's always that last minute gift you got to buy. >> this year has been okay. we did a lot of our shopping online, but we are now just checking out the stores and getting the kids out of the house. >> and this is the last evening for winter walk here in san francisco. that's what's happening right behind me. union square alliance says they are still adding up the numbers. crowd numbers, that is. but they say this is definitely been successful in bringing new visitors down to union square, especially during the holidays. and they hope to bring it back again next holiday season. meantime, still lots of shopping to do this season in san francisco. cornell,

. >> hi, i'm stacey, nice to meet you. i'm whitney. thank you so much so tell us what's. what's going on today? >> so this is not one of my patients. it's one of my colleagues patients. but they just refused their measles vaccine, encouraging parents to stay up to date on vaccinations for their kids is routine. >> for doctor stacey marachek at the hennepin county health care's pediatric clinic in minneapolis. >> we'll see you back in a year. all right. take care, you guys. people forget how diseases used to kill kids. we essentially had white measles out in the united states. but then because of the vaccine rates plummeting over the last several years, now, once those people come back into a community that has a low vaccine rate, it just goes like crazy and poof, there's your outbreak. >> minnesota is now over its worst outbreak in seven years, health officials say, which infected 70 and sent many to the hospital. do you know immediately that's the measles. >> there's a pretty significant rash that partners with it. so it'll be fever, rash, runny nose, kind of red eyes. t

and cnn's whitney wild has the story for us hi, i'm stacey, nice to meet you. >> i'm whitney. hi. thank you so much so tell us what's what's going on today. >> so, um, this is not one of my patients. it's one of my colleagues patients. but they just refused their measles vaccine, encouraging parents to stay up to date on vaccinations for their kids is routine. >> for doctor stacey marachek at the hennepin county health care's pediatric clinic in minneapolis. >> we'll see you back in here. all right. take care. >> you guys. >> people forget how diseases used to kill kids. we essentially had white measles out in the united states. but then because of the vaccine rates plummeting over the last several years. um, now, once those people come back into a community that has a low vaccine rate, it just goes like crazy and poof, there's your outbreak. >> minnesota is now over its worst outbreak in seven years, health officials say, which infected 70 and sent many to the hospital. do you know immediately that's the measles? >> um, there's a pretty significant rash that partners with it. so

gavin and stacey win the christmas day tv ratings battle here in the uk, with over 12 million peoplepted nessa's proposal. hello, i'm lucy hockings. russia has been accused of shooting down the azerbaijan airlines plane which crashed killing 38 people in kaza khsta n yesterday. no proof has been offered, but military bloggers and a variety of aviation experts have suggested the plane was mistaken for a ukrainian drone and attacked by russian air defences. the plane left baku for grozny but was diverted to aktau because of fog.

, encouraging parents to stay up to date on vaccinations for their kids is routine. >> for doctor stacey marachek at the hennepin county health care's pediatric clinic in minneapolis. >> we'll see you back in a year. >> all right. take care, you guys. >> people forget how diseases used to kill kids. we essentially had white measles out in the united states. but then because of the vaccine rates plummeting over the last several years, now, once those people come back into a community that has a low vaccine rate, it just goes like crazy and poof, there's your outbreak. >> minnesota is now over its worst outbreak in seven years, health officials say, which infected 70 and sent many to the hospital. do you know immediately that's the measles. >> there's a pretty significant rash that partners with it. >> so it'll be fever, rash, runny nose, kind of the red eyes. >> typically, children are more at risk. it's that significant respiratory infection. >> have you seen pretty severe cases um, yes. with the bulk of minnesota's infections in hennepin county, emergency room nurses and doctors find th

jennifer lovelace and sister stacey are visiting from sacramento. >> big police presence. feeling definitely very safe. even driving through, i was like, okay, it looks safe. we feel safe. girls like, hold hands. >> santa, tell me. in the east bay, last minute shoppers are hitting broadway plaza shopping center in walnut creek. what did you buy? >> let me see. almost done. i'm fairly prepared more than last year. but, you know, there's always that last minute gift you got to buy. >> this year has been okay. we did a lot of our shopping online, but we are now just checking out the stores and getting the kids out of the house. >> back in san francisco, sunday is the last evening for winter walk. the union square alliance is still adding up crowd numbers, but they say it's definitely been successful, bringing visitors to the city and to the square. they hope to bring it back next year in san francisco. cornell, bernard abc seven news. >> in the south bay, a 15 year old girl who police say had the gun you see here was arrested as part of a retail theft bust in san jose. police

. >> stacey, you heard shimon referenced this notebook that authorities say was in mangione possession when he was arrested. in one entry, mangione allegedly writes that, quote, the target is insurance because, quote, it checks every box that sounds like pretty strong evidence. >> well, they're going to use that as evidence in the case to try to show that this was an act of terrorism. and the definition of that is an intent to coerce or intimidate the public. but the interesting thing, and i think it's going to come up in the defense of this case, is the, you know, alleged perpetrator, mangione he's the one charged. he never distributed, or anyone else for that matter, distributed any information to the media, law enforcement distributed the alleged contents of the notebook, law enforcement distributed his earlier words that i'm going to get the parasites or this is targeted to the insurance industry generally, someone who is going to commit an act of terrorism to make an impact is going to broadcast the message. and that did not happen in this case. the broadcasting of the message cam

. >> the people actually, that they should be listening to bernie sanders and stacey abrams. those are the two people who have been very consistent and very in touch with the american public that have been related to the democratic party. those are the people that are going to help pick the leadership of the democratic party, or at the very least, should be helping to pick the leadership of the democratic party as we move forward into this next election cycle. >> yeah, well, they should just keep going with that advice because it's very, very bad for them. unfortunately, this is par for the course for the mainstream media. for example, according to last week's mrc study, the broadcast network's coverage of donald trump's cabinet picks has been 96% negative or whatever. but at the same time, polling shows that a majority of americans approve of the president elect's transition and believe that he will do a good job in his second term, all while donald trump's favorability rating reaches a seven year high. keep in mind, that's after everything the media and that the swamp did t

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with the measles vaccine hi, i'm stacey, nice to meet you. >> i'm whitney. hi. thank you so much. so tell us what's what's going on today. so this is not one of my patients. it's one of my colleagues patients. but they just refused their measles vaccine, encouraging parents to stay up to date on vaccinations for their kids is routine. >> for doctor stacey mrozek at the hennepin county health care's pediatric clinic in minneapolis. >> we'll see you back in a year. all right. take care, you guys. people forget how diseases used to kill kids. we essentially had white measles out in the united states. but then because of the vaccine rates plummeting over the last several years, now, once those people come back into a community that has a low vaccine rate, it just goes like crazy and poof, there's your outbreak. >> minnesota is now over its worst outbreak in seven years, health officials say, which infected 70 and sent many to the hospital. do you know immediately that's the measles. >> there's a pretty significant rash that partners with it. >> so it'll be fever, rash, runny nose, kin

we have stacey from the dispensary. private sector from the stores, the dispensary world. my sister right here, daisy wright. she's here with steph, my filipino sister. welcome. we have many people here that make this what it is. our 14th annual gun buyback. we have already got 4000 guns off the streets. right? we got 350 assault rifles. and so i'm just saying this because we can't do it alone. and before i bring everybody on the number one cause of death for children under 18 is gun violence, y'all. and so i wanted to reiterate that and let y'all know this is why we all come together. you feel me, though, terrence? this is why we're here. this is my brother tee from the tl who's been boots on the ground fighting the good fight. thank you for showing up, king. yes, sir. you know what i mean? so i want to go ahead and bring on the mayor. london breed. give a hand, y'all. thank you so much, rudy. and thank you to all the different people who are here today, especially those representing different organizations. i appreciate the work that you have done over the years to ensur