took to the road again on the long goodbye to work that might sound rather final but the tour has no fixed end date. how long is a piece of string. that's how long the tours we don't know it's just we're just putting everyone on notice that they're we all of our age and we will stop at some point we just don't know when. but if this is going to be the last my dettol then we want to go everywhere we can play to everybody who wants to see it and that takes a long time. so hard rock and heavy metal bands missed the opportunity to catch them in action this time around. while the tour dates currently stand up to july twenty eighth so you have some time and as they said who knows if it will be even longer we turn now to the film one knee which also took longer than plans to build construction in total to ten years on the new council hall in hamburg and it ended up costing ten times more than was originally estimated finally though locals and tourists alike were delighted when the building opened and early twenty seventy. hamburg's feel how many concert hall in the city's harbor district is

barring last—minute disaster, the rest of the eu is to agree that britain can move onto the next phase of our long goodbyeill enter that knowing that the other countries provide 27 items on her list of problems, but parliament is perhaps the 28th, and the trickiest of all. remember, tomorrow's expected agreement is only a promise to move on to talks about the long—term relationship. at home, and here, there is still an awful lot to be worked out. in one of the biggest media deals in history, disney is to buy 21st century fox from rupert murdoch for £39 billion. mr murdoch will keep control of the fox news channel in the us and the times and sun newspapers in britain. our media editor amol rajan has the story. when rupert murdoch bought the news of the world in 1968, he was an outsider. but this canny australian with news in his veins made his way to the heart of the establishment in both britain and america, wielding extraordinary influence. from his base in tabloid newspapers, he moved aggressively into film and television, owning studios and networks that entertained hundreds of millions of people. well

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barring last—minute disaster, the rest of the eu is to agree that we can now move onto the next of our long goodbyeesa may will enter that knowing that the other countries provide 27 items on her list of problems, but parliament is perhaps the 28th, and the trickiest of all. remember, tomorrow's expected agreement is only a promise to move onto talks about the long—term relationship. at home, and here, there is still an awful lot to be worked out. laura kuenssberg, bbc news, brussels. what a difference a year makes. i was thinking today, when i game to brussels a year ago, remember those pictures of theresa may giving heard the cold shoulder, everyone in the room was annoyed by brexiter and didn't want to talk to theresa may about the negotiation. but today, with expectation that she would be bruised and damaged by the vote last night in commons, all support the theresa may, that she is a strong leader and negotiating hard. the prime minister of the netherlands saying she is the woman they want to deal with. let's talk about that with the editor of the sun. it is fascinating bait are so supportive

the team, goodbye. hi there. the cold weather that we had during the first half of december is a long way behind us, and, really,e moment we've got a weather front wiggling its way across central areas of the uk. extensive cloud being wafted across the uk on westerly winds — those winds are fairly light. and we've got some mist and fog patches around the coast and the hills across england and wales. some patches of light rain and drizzle to start the day as well. a risk of that for northern ireland, for england and wales. slightly drier weather for scotland although the far north again could see a bit of rain. so one way or another, as we start off thursday morning, it's going to be a murky start to the day with fog around the coast of wales and south—west england. up over the hills of the downs and chiltons, a few patches of light rain or drizzle tending ease away quite quickly during thursday morning. some damp weather as well, there or thereabouts in northern ireland. but further north in scotland, for many areas, it's a dry and bright start to the day. high cloud in the sky and there should be some hazey sun

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the late mayor ed lee .>>> we begin with a celebration of life and a final goodbye for the late san francisco mayor ed lee . the mayor was remembered today by a long list of political figures from senator dianne feinstein to former mayor willie brown.>> his two daughters eulogized their father as well. the ceremony wrapped up an hour ago.>> reporter: we saw a line of people wanting to get inside that stretched around the corner. inside the seats were filled with a who's who of state and local politicians. we saw barry bonds and joe montana. it was a dignitary who did most of his speaking and they remembered mayor lee as a man who knew what he stood for. he presented himself to children as a politician who was also noble.[ music ] >> reporter: mayor ed lee was remembered as a humble, low-key politician whose career in politics was something he never set out to do. he received high-ranking appointments from elected officials who trusted him as the man for the job. lieutenant governor gavin newsom said mayor lee was an extraordinary politician who never sought the spotlight. speakers such as senator dianne feinstein, nancy pelosi and london buried re

. >> violence prevention groups reynold working the mayor who rewarded them with his support. today, it was a long goodbye to an ordinary friend who turned out to be extraordinary. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> new at 6:00, we're learning new details about the memorial ceremony. some of the speak letters include mayor london breed, lieutenant governor gavin newsom, dianne feinstein, most pelosi. it will be sunday at 3:00 p.m. at city hall. the coors open at 2:00 p.m. for the republican. we'll have live coverage on abc7 news and you can watch it on the abc7 news app as well. >>> city hall was filled with mourners today and it was still open for business which includes weddings. the story of contradictions and compromises. >> that's exactly right. the county clerk told me that he mayor ed lee loved knowing that weddings take place here at san francisco city hall, and today was no exception. >> how do you reconcile condolences with congratulations? jennifer cash and jonathan have been planning their wedding for months. little did they know, the ceremony will be held -- outdoors. on this december day. >> st

violence prevention groups remembered working the mayor who rewarded them with his support. today it was a long goodbye to an ordinary friend who turned out to be extraordinary. >> and we want to remind everybody that city hall will remain open until 7:00 evening. live in san francisco. abc7 news. >> thank you. also a reminder, the memorial celebration of the mayor's life will be held sunday at 3:00 p.m. at city hall. it is open to the public. if you cannot get there, we'll have live coverage. >>> let's move on to the second time in less than 24 hours. a swimmer has been fwakd a sea lion at an aquatic park in san francisco. >> it is now closed off. they have posted signs warning people not to go into the water. the man's injuries are not life threatening. witnesses say the victim was able to swim back to shore on his own. one victim said the bite was on the lower body. >> the first switcher attacked yesterday told us about what happened from his hospital bed. and he's shown off the injuries that could have easily cost him his life. >> i have a nickel sized gap in my skin where i can see my muscles, whi

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. >> violence prevention groups reynold working the mayor who rewarded them with his support. today, it was a long goodbye to an ordinary friend who turned out to be extraordinary. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> new at 6:00, we're learning new details about the memorial ceremony. some of the speak letters include mayor london breed, lieutenant governor gavin newsom, dianne feinstein, most pelosi. it will be sunday at 3:00 p.m. at city hall. the coors open at 2:00 p.m. for the republican. we'll have live coverage on abc7 news and you can watch it on the abc7 news app as well. >>> city hall was filled with mourners today and it was still open for business which includes weddings. the story of contradictions and compromises. >> that's exactly right. the county clerk told me that he mayor ed lee loved knowing that weddings take place here at san francisco city hall, and today was no exception. >> how do you reconcile condolences with congratulations? jennifer cash and jonathan have been planning their wedding for months. little did they know, the ceremony will be held -- outdoors. on this december day. >> st

goodbye. hi there. the cold weather that we had during the first half of december is a long way behind us, and, really,hristmas, including christmas day, the weather looks pretty mild. at the moment we've got a weather front wiggling its way across central areas of the uk. extensive cloud being wafted across the uk on westerly winds — those winds are fairly light. and we've got some mist and fog patches around the coast and the hills across england and wales. some patches of light rain and drizzle to start the day as well. a risk of that for northern ireland, for england and wales. slightly drier weather for scotland although the far north again could see a bit of rain. so one way or another, as we start off thursday morning, it's going to be a murky start to the day with fog around the coast of wales and south—west england. up over the hills of the downs and chiltons, a few patches of light rain or drizzle tending ease away quite quickly during thursday morning. some damp weather as well, there or thereabouts in northern ireland. but further north in scotland, for many areas, it's a dry and bright sta

the north pole. it is a long way. it is hoped these nights will become commonplace, ensuring christmas is special for as many children as possible. goodbye and i wonder how festive they are? it has been a slow and subtle process but most of us are now feeling something a bit milder. there has been cloud around, pretty great conditions for some today. i am hopeful we will see more sunshine tomorrow. this evening and overnight there will be large areas of clouds. patchy rain moving down into england and wales. as the skies clear out across scotland, there could be apache frost, but generally speaking those temperatures on sunday morning will be higher than of recent. some patchy drizzle in the south which will clear away and tomorrow should bring afairamount will clear away and tomorrow should bring a fair amount of sunshine. one narrow stripe of cloud and some patchy rain flirting with western areas. on the chilly side up to the north east, in the southwest ten or 11. on monday and tuesday slightly higher temperatures, generally cloud, but it will be mostly dry. hello. this is bbc news. there's growing criticism over the actions of two fo

the north pole. it is a long way. it is hoped these nights will become commonplace, ensuring christmas is special for as many children as possible. goodbyef. now some of the other stories this afternoon. a 14—year—old boy has died in hospital after being found unconscious on the hard shoulder of the m67 motorway in greater manchester yesterday afternoon. he was named as samuel berkely. he was found nearjunction three of the motorway in hyde. it's feared there could be hundreds ofjob losses at toys r us, after the retailer announced it would close around a quarter of its uk stores. the move, which would see the closure of 25 shops, is part of a deal by the owners to renegotiate debts with its landlords. it's thought christmas trading and gift vouchers will not be affected by the move. five men have been injured after a car hit a number of pedestrians in brixton, south london. police were called in the early hours to stockwell road. the car, a vw golf, was abandoned at the scene. officers believe the incident occurred shortly after an altercation between the occupants of the vehicle and a number of people. the men were taken to hospital, b

the best to you. thank you, goodbye. children will be able to get access to mental health support under plans announced by the government. campaigners say the measures are welcome but longue. campaigners say the measures are welcome but long overduelj campaigners say the measures are welcome but long overdue. i did not have any therapy, it was just to talk about things. one young person's story of suffering from an eating disorder and depression for five years. she waited two years before she got help. five years. she waited two years before she got helplj five years. she waited two years before she got help. i was never properly treated for the mental side. they does concentrated on my physical side and do not treat anything else and they wonder why it keeps happening again and i have to go into hospital. the hospital she was sent to was hundreds of miles away, a nightmare scenario which the government now promises no families should face. so ministers, chatting here with pupils in east london, are publishing plans to provide support in schools for so many children who face issues regarding their mental well—being. teachers will be trained at spotting problems early. i

the ones that baffle him. >> combovers have been around a long time, but that's usually for the bald guys. thank you very much. appreciate it. it's been a pleasure. >> reporter: as he says goodbye, he's looking forward to life in the mountains. >> i'm on top of garfield peak. >> reporter: but he says he'll be back. >> you don't think he'll stay retired? >> i retired twice and i'm back. >> reporter: jonathan bloom -- >> how is that looking? >> good. >> reporter: "abc7 news." >> have to swing buy and get a haircut. which wish him well. >>> coming up next, a look at the new year's eve forecast. >> yeah. the first chance of rain i >>> planks, head stands, and warrior pose. >> yoga is popular around the bay area, but some police officers are among those practicing their poses. >> katie utehs shows you how mindfulness may make a big difference. >> inhale, shoulders come forward and up. bringing the hands up and forward. >> reporter: this is a unique yoga class, being taught atten east bay police department. >> let's try this under the forehead. >> reporter: cops in child's pose. >> we have a lot of closet yoga people that won't admit it. >> reporter: fed up with reports of racial dis

long way. it isa the north pole. it is a long way. it is a long way. it is hoped these knives will become commonplace ensuring christmas is specialfor as many children as possible. goodbyeikely to announce next week that the united states will recognise jerusalem as the capital of israel. the status ofjerusalem is highly contentious, with both israelis and palestinians claiming all or part of the city as their capital. critics have warned that the decision by donald trump could jeopardise peace negotiations. pope francis is spending his final day in bangladesh, after using his highly—anticipated asia trip to express support for the rohingya muslims. yesterday, the pope met a group of refugees and referred to them using the word "rohingya" for the first time. he was criticised for not using the term on his earlier visit to myanmar, which does not regard them as an ethnic group. our correspondent yogita limaye joins me now from dhaka. something of a symbolic victory, but reaction from myanmar? well, it has been a diplomatic tightrope for the pope this visit. he first went to me and mark and then bangladesh. in me and mark and then bangladesh. in me and mahe scouted around

the city is preparing for huge crowds.it's an opportunity for people to say their respects and their goodbyes to a great mayor in my opinionmourners will have the opportunity to pay their respects all day long. the mayor's casket will be closed. it's just very sad. it's a tragedy and he was very loved and it just makes you remember that life is precious and to enjoy every moment with your family especially now during the holidaysstandupmourners can pay their respects.... until 7 tomorrow evening.also there will a memorial on sunday at 3 in the afternoon. keep in mind the casket will not be here for that.thousands of people are expected, so plan accordingly.reporting live in san francisco ali reid kron 4 news (steve) (steve) new at 10. three contruction workers are recovering tonight...after two walls bowed outward collapsing trusses inside a santa rosa building project. it happened this afternoon...at an under construction habit burger restaurant on cleveland avenue. two of the workers were able to free themselves from the fallen lumber..and a third was extricated once firefighters arrived. the trio suffered minor injuries...and will all make full recoveries. bundled trusses around 30 feet

the city is preparing for huge crowds.it's an opportunity for people to say their respects and their goodbyes to a great mayor in my opinionmourners will have the opportunity to pay their respects all day long. the mayor's casket will be closed. it's just very sad. it's a tragedy and he was very loved and it just makes you remember that life is precious and to enjoy every moment with your family especially now during the holidaysstandup mourners can pay their respects.... until 7 tomorrow evening.also there will a memorial on sunday at 3 in the afternoon.keep in mind the casket will not be here for that.thousands of people are expected, so plan accordingly. reporting live in san francisco ali reid kron 4 news ..breezy conditions likely late friday through sunday morning... ...elevated fire danger particularly for higher elevation locations for the same time... .synopsis...dry weather will continue into next week. a mainly dry cold front will sweep south over the area late friday night and early saturday morning which then increases n-ne winds along the ridges and peaks saturday. (grant) another big story... a warning tonight that the internet may never be the same(vicki) this comes after th

the ones that baffle him. >> combovers have been around a long time, but that's usually for the bald guys. thank you very much. appreciate it. it's been a pleasure. >> reporter: as he says goodbye, he's looking forward to life in the mountains. >> i'm on top of garfield peak. >> reporter: but he says he'll be back. >> you don't think he'll stay retired? >> i retired twice and i'm back. >> reporter: jonathan bloom -- >> how is that looking? >> good. >> reporter: "abc7 news." >> have to swing buy and get a haircut. which wish him well. >>> coming up next, a look at the new year's eve forecast. >> yeah. the first chance of rain >>> planks, head stands, and warrior pose. >> yoga is popular around the bay area, but some police officers are among those practicing their poses. >> katie utehs shows you how mindfulness may make a big difference. >> inhale, shoulders come forward and up. bringing the hands up and forward. >> reporter: this is a unique yoga class, being taught atten east bay police department. >> let's try this under the forehead. >> reporter: cops in child's pose. >> we have a lot of closet yoga people that won't admit it. >> reporter: fed up with reports of racial dispa

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the people for many folks. they cared about him deeply and you are seeing that with this long line of people coming down to city hall today to say goodbye. >> alex savidge right outside city hall. we will check back with you in 20 minutes. >>> mayor lee left his mark on the city . he also was an indelible image to many who lived in the city. >> christien kafton is live with the hearts he touched. san franciscans -- how will they remember him? >> reporter: i think that san francisco is feeling a sense of deep morning as they still come to grips with the shock of the death of mayor lee. alex was across the street showing you the line. we will give you a different perspective so you can see how long the line is. these are the steps to city hall. as we look to our right you can see how long the line extends, running all the way to the end of poll. it gives you a sense of the hundreds of people who are staying. they are shocked and saddened over the loss of the mayor. we have video we took inside the hall early. i can tell you there was a palpable sense of sorrow as i was in that room in the rotunda where mayor lee's body is lying in state.

long gaze at the river. take in, probably for the last time in my life, the slow rhythms of the village. one more thing to do. say goodbye than all of us. >> kadir: yes. >> anthony: so what do we do? do we leave him a beer? some cigarettes. >> kadir: yes, all right. >> anthony: he would like that? >> kadir: yeah, he'd like. >> anthony: first cigarette in two years for you, man. ♪ ♪ [ helicopter ] ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> i did not molest anyone. >> right. >> embattled republican candidate roy moore doubles down on his denials as the race for the senate seat in alabama heads down to the wire. >>> plus tensions flare over u.s. president donald trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital. >>> and this is the biggest threat to southern california right now. the thomas fire threatening santa barbara and forcing more evacuations. >> hello and welcome to our viewers here in the united states and of course all around the world. i'm rosemary church. >> and i'm cyril vanier. you're watching "cnn newsroom."

the city is preparing for huge crowds.it's an opportunity for people to say their respects and their goodbyes to a great mayor in my opinionmourners will have the opportunity to pay their respects all day longmayor's casket will be closed. it's just very sad. it's a tragedy and he was very loved and it just makes you life is precious every moment with your family during the standup pay their respects.... tomorrow also there will a sunday at 3 in afternoon.the casket will not be here thousands of expected, so plan reporting live francisco ali reid kron 4 news (robin)in our other big story ... a judge ruled that two men will stand trial for the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire. derek almena and max harris are facing 36- counts of involuntary manslaughter. as kron4's terisa estacio reports... prosecutors argued the defendants created the conditions ... that led to the fire. it was certainly a contentious day in court. although there are 2 defendents there are nine lawyers - butting heads and arguing about who should be held accountable for the deadly fire. (estacio reporting)(estacio reporting) serra. we look forward to fighting this in courtthis comes after firery reaction to testimony in cou

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long. so we will watch their fortunes rising and falling. thank you. good to see you. we will see you very soon. thanks for your company today. goodbye. we have got settled conditions for theve this area of high pressure. now a front moving south bringing some rain this morning, bumping into that higher pressure means it will wea ken that higher pressure means it will weaken and there won't be much rain. but it is also very mild. we have some misty and murky conditions this morning, with some hill fog in wales and north—west england and some patchy drizzle. this afternoon you might seea patchy drizzle. this afternoon you might see a brightness, especially to the east of any higher grounds. south—east england staying cloudy. some hill fog continuing. the far north of england, scotland and northern ireland, while there won't bea northern ireland, while there won't be a lot of sunshine, it will be bright this afternoon and some showers in the far north—west of scotland. temperatures about nine to 11 degrees. tonight the rain will continue across wales. that will spread further south and east. and then reintensified and moving into northern ireland. but a lot of low cloud, mis

long time ago. i can't imagine who might be use go it, ben smith, i guess the only thing to say is -- goodbye.. i have to go see if i've got mail. we'll be back monday with more "mtp daily." if it's sunday, it's "meet the press" on nbc. "the beat" starts right now. every once in a while, i should give you a couple seconds back. >> is there a good i.m. screen name for "meet the press"? >> m.t.p., baby. >> thank you for the memories. have a good weekend. we begin with breaking news. publics say their tax bill is ready to go. paul ryan says the house will vote tuesday. we'll get tom. i have a ceo saying there's still time to stop this bill. that comes as the top democrat on the house warns, republicans may try shut down that panel's bipartisan russia probe. he says within days. house republicans also calling on the party to unify around, trying to get bob mueller fired. which comes as we are learning of new reports a

the world. researchers say vouchers are a small price to pay with long—term benefits to babies and the nhs. the headlines are coming up in a few minutes. we will say goodbyeast night, that was very as cold as it was last night, that was very cold. in fact, we recorded the lowest ebb chair in the uk since february 2016. that was just up the road from shrewsbury. we have got that snow cover across wales, the midlands, even parts of south—east. but the cloud is just gradually increasing from the west now and there is rain moving its way into there is rain moving its way into the west of scotland, western fringes of england and wales. as that rain falls on is surfaces, we have got is. towards the south—east of england, about five o'clock, it is going to be dry, temperatures dropping away beneath those clear skies. further west, the cloud increasing. slightly milder air coming in. temperatures here about 8 degrees. rain across west wales, the north—west of england into the afternoon and evening. the rain will have cleared from northern ireland at this stage. further eastward, the risk of ice anywhere. with more cloud around to my tent last night, nowhere near

goodbye when we come back to work. >> juan, tim and chris long time veterans here of the arlington county sheriff's department.tart on you unfortunately you've been walking around the last few minutes with half a beard. he'll take care of the rest of that. why don't you finish working up oh and i'll move the mike away from him you can finish there. come back over here to you, juan. is this something you guys have done before? no. >> the first time year you decided to do it. >> buddy of my proposed it to our sheriff beth arthur schenn approved it and the results succeeded our expectations. >> we're getting breaking news. we'll have to go to a special cut in right now. stand tight. we'll come back back to you. let's get to the breaking news right now. >> this is a fox news personal report. >>> this is fox news coverage as await michael flynn general in district court he faces charging of lying to the fbi. i'm bill, good morning from new york. the news is just breaking now. flynn has been charged with falsely telling fbi agents that he did not ask the russian ambassador in a conversation that took place about a y

long way off. but the thinking is, there will be rain moving through and again, the mild south—westerlies. goodbyeordoned off and people moved out of their homes as the bomb squad continued their investigation, we will have the latest in the next few moments. also on the programme this lunchtime... the government rules out targets for appointing more black and ethnic minorityjudges but says it's determined to see a more diversejudiciary. a train that came off a bridge in america, killing at least three people, was travelling at 80mph in a 30mph zone.

long. the powerball grand prizes still up for grabs tonight at $384 million. and say goodbyejor credit card companies are getting rid of them. american express, master card and discover will no longer require signatures for purchases in u.s. and canada. the company is claiming it's no longer needed to fight potential fraud cases. pete? pete: democrats are setting their site sights on 2018 after upset in alabama. doug jones is the first democratic senator from alabama in quarter century. as the calendar flips over to 201 2018 what will be biggest races to watch. scott rafn joins us. thanks for being here and breaking it down for us. the conventional wisdom right now is that democrats have the advantage. not less nit senate a lot of tough tear for for them. they think they have the advantage. what do you say recommendation they do have the advantage. party out of power almost always gains seats in midterm election. is it big advantage that leads to the control of the house and senate or more modest. pete: you will take us through three senate races and three house races. >> thr

goodbye. wall street journal, don't waffle. you are all right. check the big board, full-screen, down 6 points, 24,280. new reports on north korea's missile program, longange missiles may be equipped with a decoy warhead that could confuse our missile defense systems. the view host elated on friday after abc news falsely reported general flynn would testify against donald trump. she is changing her tune and making an on air apology, you will see it after this. ♪ stuart: another turnaround, we were up and down and we are up again 20 point plaps-the dow industrials at 24,300 but look at this, mcdonald's and american express have just reached and hit all-time highs, never been higher than that, 173 mcdonald's, $99 on american express. general motors has launched a marketplace for in car shopping and restaurant reservations. how does this work? just click on something on my dashboard and i have a restaurant reservation? >> this is one of the most supercool stories in a long time, you are in your car, forget your smart phone, on your dashboard in your gm vehicle you touch the icon. you can find a gas station, exxon, shell, restaurant reservations, working w