and thank the lord god gave the gift to us and diane warwick. a few nights ago -- >> the legendary deion warwick, one of the most prolific seniors of the last six years has been awarded with one of the artistic world highest honors. center honor for contributions to the cultural life of our nation. i sat down with the six-time grammy winner to talk about what this honor means to her and so much more. joining me now for her third appearance on the show. six-time grammy winning music icon, queen of twitter and newly inducted candy center honoree, the great dionne warwick. miss warwick, welcome back to the show. this year you received a coveted kennedy center honors. how did it feel to have your monumental career celebrated that way? >> wonderful. it was one of the most exciting events than i have attended in quite a while. and i am just over the mood about it. i have been recognized for my body of work and other things that i have done throughout my lifetime. >> yes, i was about to say, more to come because you are not done. not only do you have a

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in case you didn't know, dion warwick runs her own social feed., including one about chance the rapper. she wrote quote, if you are very obviously a rapper, why did you put it in your stage name? and another on january 8th, 2021, two days after the january 6th attack on the capitol, she reminded everybody of her new years post that said, please do not bring that foolishness into 2021. well, she is a well respected artist and everyone's favorite internet on tv, she's also the mother of two sons. one of her sons, damon elliott, has carried on his mother's legacy through his work for their record label and foundation. he's also produced for artists like pink, missy elliott, as well as movies like men in black with will smith. the mother and son are in washington d.c. this week for the 46th annual kennedy center honors. dion warwick is being recognized for impact on american culture through music. it's warwick also has the stage at the tree lighting on thursday, and i had the opportunity to sit down with anti dion and cousin damon this week, and i beg

for dionne warwick. >> of course. yes. dionne warwick and i once knew her niece. >> really? >> fun family. in many ways. i could tell stories. yes. >> okay. >> good morning, everybody. i'm reed cowan and i won't tell the stories. >> how about missy elliot introducing queen latifah and really breaking down what the queen label is and you are going to hear more about it. a live look outside on this thursday morning because we're waking up on a first alert weather day. >>> potentially deadly conditions are expected on the coast throughout the weekend and you see a view here of san francisco. and not a lot of rain coming down right now. but it's the coasts, jessica, that's most concerning today. >> exactly. today a first alert weather day and due to the california coastlines that are dealing with a high surf warning upgraded from that advisory that we had yesterday. now let's take a quick look at what's going on for us. we can see breakers anywhere up to around 33 feet high today along our coastlines to add to that rip currents are possible and sneaker waves are possible. this i

and taylor of warwick , .d lord taylor of warwick, political commentator jo—anne nadler and broadcaster and journalist and author, michael crick . tonight journalist and author, michael crick. tonight i'll be asking the pundits , is labour's wes the pundits, is labour's wes streeting right that the nhs exploits every winter crisis just to get more money and should brits ditch the turkey and go vegan to save the planet this christmas? plus, the most important part of the show your emails, they come straight to my laptop. mark gbnews.com plus at 1030. we've got a whole heap of surprises for you. multiple celebrity guests. find out why at 1030. now this show has a golden rule. we don't do boring. not on my watch. i just won't have it a very big two hours to come. before we start, do you mind cutting the music, amy? because a week ago i wasn't able to present show . a lovely to present the show. a lovely leo kerr looked after the programme me. he did a programme for me. he did a brilliant job, and reason brilliant

and taylor of warwick , .and lord taylor of warwick, political commentator jo—anne nadler and broadcaster and journalist and author, michael crick . tonight journalist and author, michael crick. tonight i'll be asking the pundits , is labour's wes the pundits, is labour's wes streeting right that the nhs exploits every winter crisis just to get more money and should brits ditch the turkey and go vegan to save the planet this christmas? plus, the most important part of the show your emails, they come straight to my laptop. mark gbnews.com plus at 1030. we've got a whole heap of surprises for you. multiple celebrity guests. find out why at 1030. now this show has a golden rule. we don't do boring. not on my watch. i just won't have it a very big two hours to come. before we start, do you mind cutting the music, amy? because a week ago i wasn't able to present show . a lovely to present the show. a lovely leo kerr looked after the programme me. he did a programme for me. he did a brilliant job, and reason brillia

billy crystal, dionne warwick and queen latifah among those commemorated for their achievements in arts and entertainment. the show airs on cbs on wednesday december 27th. for more download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm pie >>> it's monday, december 4th, 2023. this is the "cbs morning news." a widening offensive. israeli forces pushing into southern gaza expanding to every part of the strip as the jewish state faces growing pressure from the u.s. to do more to protect civilians. >>> ex-ambassador arrested. a former american diplomat facing criminal charges, accused of secretly serving as an agent for cuba. >>> and -- >> i've been dreaming of doing a billy crystal-style oscar medley since i was 10, watching billy host the oscars every year. this is real, let's go. >> honoring entertainment's best and brightest. the star-studded celebration for this year's kennedy center honorees. >>> good morning. i'm shanelle kaul in for anne-marie green. we begin this hour with israel's ground offensive now in every part of the gaza strip. israeli forces bombed wide areas of

billy crystal, queen latifah, and dionne warwick are among this year's honorees. the broadcast begins at 8:00, 7:00 central. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm carissa lawson, cbs news, new york. >>> it's wednesday, december 27th. this is the "cbs morning news." snow and ice. a major winter storm blasting the country creating hazardous conditions and flight disruptions with millions on the move this week. where it's headed next. >>> widening the war. israeli forces expand their ground offensive in gaza moving into refugee camps as they go after hamas militants. >>> plus -- >> i went to touch it, and he turned around. and that just -- it almost killed me there. >> an incredible story of survival. a driver trapped in the wreckage of his truck for nearly a week found alive. the good samaritans who came to his rescue. >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm carissa lawson in for anne-marie green. we begin with seven million americans facing a massive winter storm sweeping across the central u.s. blizzard warnings and win

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billy crystal, dionne warwick and queen latifah among those commem ated for the achievements in artsment. the show airs on cbs on wednesday december 27th. for more download the cbs news app on y r cell p ted tv. i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. >>> ships attacked. a u.s. destroyer and commercial vessels come under fire in the red sea. this as israel intensifies its offensive in gaza to destroy hamas, with no signs of another truce. the united states warning israel to protect civilians. >> again, i want to make it clear, the right number of civilian casualties is zero. >> we'll have the latest on the conflict. >> i'm chris livesay in jerusalem, where israel has renewed its efforts to destroy hamas at a mounting cost to gazans. >>> also, palestinian prisoners. who did israel release from detention? why many of them are children not convicted of any crimes. >>> plus, cross-country storms. avalanche warnings in the west. a washout in the northeast. a forecast for the week ahead. >>> out of the ashes. after notre dame's devastating fire a familiar silhouette rises on the paris skyline

especially for warwick. lisa, always good to have you. you. >>> does the key to growing black power in the u.s. lie in the south? my conversation with charles blow about his new thought provoking film that looks at a new great migration. >>> so this week here in georgia, state lawmakers are redrawing the political map after an order from a judge. the power of black voters had been diluted in a last attempt. we have seen this before next in alabama, south in florida, well a new film argues a solution to challenges like this is reconcentrating black power. a century after the start of the great migration when millions of blacks left the jim crow south and moved north and west, author and columnist charles blow says it's time for black people to move back to those southern states. he makes the case south to black power, here he is with his son, this is part of the documentary talking about what is at stake and changes specifically to policing. >> when you live in a whole system where they have never seen a gun and drops to his knees, when he

the seeds for these beans took 12 years to develop by scientists at the university of warwick and they them exactly the same as what shoppers expect. we are always trying to grow new things and do things to save on food mileage and imports because we are importing too much food and to be able to produce something that we consume in such great quantities in this country, it's just unbelievable. it could take years to replace the entire supply chain from canada and china but, today marks the start of a journey to self—sufficiency. hey. i am dylan with the catch up. tonight: exposing the �*rolex rippers�*. a skydive with a twist. and the first look at grand theft auto 6. but, first, the government has signed a new deal with rwanda saying it will guarantee the safety of asylum seekers sent there. to try and stop people coming, the uk wants to send those who cross the channel, because it puts them at risk. the man in charge says this new treaty solves those issues but the plan still has to get past mps and maybe face judges again. some other stories now. a 28—year—old man has been arrested

billy crystal, queen latifah, and dionne warwick are among this year's honorees.ins at 8:00, 7:00 central. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm carissa lawson, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> i'm jericka duncan in for norah. we begin tonight with 7 million americans under a threat of a massive winter storm sweeping across the central u.s. blizzard warnings and winter weather alerts are up across nine states from colorado to minnesota with snow, ice, and high winds creating whiteout conditions. several interstates faced partial closures, and slick roads resulted in dozens of crashes and at least one death. elsewhere, millions of drivers are heading home from their christmas vacation while air travelers were hit with long delays at some airports. on the east coast, thick fog caused delays and flight diversions, including at boston logan airport in the post-holiday travel rush. cbs's tom hanson starts us off tonight at laguardia airport in new york. good evening, tom. >> reporter: hey

the seeds for these beans took 12 years to develop by scientists at the university of warwick.e them exactly the same as what shoppers expect. we're always trying to grow new things and trying to do things to save on food mileage and to save on imports because we're importing too much food and to be able to produce something that we consume in such great quantities in this country, it's just unbelievable. it could take years to replace the entire supply chain from canada and china, but today marks the start of a journey to self—sufficiency. hi. i'm ellis with the catch up. tonight — a famous poet dies, cash use rises and chanel takes over manchester. but first, of a war in in gaza. tens of thousands of palestinians are continuing to move into rafah, a city near the egyptian border, trying to escape the intense fighting elsewhere in the southern gaza strip. meanwhile, the bbc has been hearing from young people who survived the attack on a music festival in israel back in october. more than 360 young people were killed there, and thousands who survived are now facing mental healt

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the seeds for these beans took 12 years to develop by scientists at the university of warwick.em exactly the same as what shoppers expect. we're always trying to grow new things and trying to do things to save on food mileage and to save on imports because we're importing too much food and to be able to produce something that we consume in such great quantities in this country, it's just unbelievable. it could take years to replace the entire supply chain from canada and china, but today marks the start of a journey to self—sufficiency. hello from the bbc sport centre. breaking news: sheffield united's owner says that they have sacked hacking bottom and have reappointed for much boss varna. in a radio interview, this was confirmed. it is the first premier league sacking of the first premier league sacking of the season. he now leaves the club bottom of the table with his last result a five — zero defeat as relegation veterans. premier league leaders arsenal are at luton town later, the gunners could extend their lead at the top to 5 points with a win. their boss mikel arteta sa

this year's honorees include the great billy crystal, queen latifah, dionne warwick, among many others. cnn's arlette saenz has more from the white house. >> reporter: the first stop for these kennedy senior honorees was here at the white house as president biden paid tribute to their work, as those official festivities were set to kick off at the kennedy center this evening. now, the kennedy center honors is the most prestigious award that artists, musicians, and actors can receive. the president spoke to the contributions that so many of these honorees have made to the country. take a listen. >> as simple as it is profound. the performing arts are more than just sound and scene. they reflect who we are as americans and as human beings. that's especially true for more than 200 kennedy center honorees over the past 46 years, who have helped shape how we see ourselves, how we see each other, and how we see our world. honors not just based on the length of the career or the scope of the work or the height of the fame, but because of their unique place in the conscience, in the very soul

this weekend, we're going to be celebrating dionne warwick at the kennedy center honors.'s one of the greatest advocates with that amazing song, that's what friends are for. she and all the great legends, elton john and people who got together. even when they raise millions of dollars it was the black community that was not receiving the care that they needed. and deion took many steps to change that. and the perception. perception is a learned phenomenon. it's not something that is just this is, you see it and that's what it is. earth used to look flat to the world, and we know it's round. so we have to keep educating. that's why aids health care foundation is such an important organization, and that we're having this great moment with janet, that we're talking with you right now. there's a cause for people's ears and eyes to be alert and looking and hearing this. >> well, i am alert and hearing and looking and loving you, ms. debbie allen. you're such a legend and then you said dionne warwick, i got goosebumps because legends all. thank you for all that you do. thank yo

. >> reporter: the tribute to dionne warwick brought out the greets. >> i'm very happy. >> reporter: renee flemming is known around the world as a power house soprano. she says being an honoree is being seen by her kennedy family. >> i'm an adviser. i have also been singing here for many decades really. and sung in five of these programs. it means so much to me. >> ♪ you make us laugh, you make us clap. >> reporter: he has made millions laugh with his rapid fire wit and perfect timing. actor and comedian billy crystal says decades on screen never prepared him for this. >> it was magical. it was unexpected. people i love, loving you back. >> reporter: a night of celebration. honoring a lifetime of achievements spanning generations and genres. >> and again, you can watch the 46th kennedy center honor, tonight at 8:00 right here on kpix5. >>> still ahead, the niners are getting back to work after that ugly christmas night loss. how they still though control their own destiny moving forward. >> reporter: we are in new jersey and i would love to ask you, so when did you come over to sopif

, male to >> richard warwick, male to female, trans gender prisoners who've previously harmed women girls won't be held in female prisons in scotland . it's a new prisons in scotland. it's a new policy set out by the scottish pfison policy set out by the scottish prison service and it says it will take an individualised approach now to housing transgender people. it means some prisoners will initially be placed in male prisons until more information is known about whether or not they should be housed in accordance with their chosen gender. scotland us justice secretary says the policy supports the rights of transgender people but also the welfare of prisoners and staff . welfare of prisoners and staff. you with gb news across the uk on tv in your car , on digital on tv in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. this is britain's news channel . thanks britain's news channel. thanks for that polly. >> well, i'm michelle dewberry was listening to that that bulletin there. honestly, sometimes i think of an alien from outer space landed on on this plan

spoke to author, ecologist and spokesperson for the british hedgehog preservation society — hugh warwickjust how exciting this new discovery was. it's really great. it's a bit like, i have to say christmas has come a bit early for me. i mean, it may not be more prickily hedgehogs and it's something which sometimes people get a little bit sort of confused about. hedgehogs we know in the united kingdom, the western european hedgehog covered in modified hair into little prickles, fantastic things. but there are hedgehog relations all over the world and there's a whole bunch of them called jim yours and moon rats. and these the hylomy species which have been found in southeast asia. and i'm so this morning it was the first i heard about it was getting up and discovering the news from smithsonian museum in the united states of america, having done dna research on species which they had found, and looking at other species which have been caught previously. and it's just brilliant. we've got five new species out there and here we're just seeing some pictures of these hedgehogs. they're cute. th

the seeds for these beans took 12 years to develop by scientists at the university of warwick.pers expect. we're always trying to grow new things and trying to do things to save on food mileage and to save on imports because we're importing too much food. and to be able to produce something that we consume in such great quantities in this country, it's just unbelievable. it could take years to replace the entire supply chain from canada and china but today marks the start of a journey to self—sufficiency. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm karthi gnanasegaram. here's what's coming up on the show. back on track: manchester city's winless run comes to an end as they come from behind to beat luton town. the wsl title race hots up as arsenal have an emphatic win over hayes' champions chelsea. and lessons to learn as england lose the game but still win the t20 series against india. hello and welcome to the programme. we start with the premier league, where manchester city brought their run of four games without a win to an end after coming from behind to win 2—1 at luton. city were

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comedian billy crystal, opera singer ren÷e fleming, barry gibb of the bee gees and singer dionne warwickand rapper and actress queen latifah. during the ceremony she received a tribute from a fellow rapper, missy elliott. >> i looked at the bottom of the screen and it said queen latifah, not latifah but queen latifah. that only said to me, that she said you will respect me , get into it now. i will be a leader. i will be a provider. i will be an inspiration to many. >> that is it for the news a 9:00. drew barrymore is coming up and she is in nashville with none other than dolly parton. t for more local hea drew: today on d rew. dolly parton.rew. [cheers and applause] you look so sexy. remember that old saying, the higher the hair-- closer to god. [laughter] today on drew. [theme music] [cheers and applause] thank you. thank you. all right. here we all are.

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. >> yes, that is gladys knight singing dionne warwick's say a little prayer. >> warwick, barry gibb, crystal, queen latifah and renee fleming are this year's honorees. last night, the stars came out to commemorate their lifetime achievement in arts and entertainment. missy elliott paid tribute to queen latifah. oscar winning actress ariana debose closed out the show with a greatest hits medley for barry gibb. >> a florida man says he's collected more than 2000 vhs copies of his favorite movie, titanic. and that's just the tip of the iceberg. he's on a mission to collect 1 million copies of on tape, the 1997 blockbuster was released nearly 26 years ago this month. jt spoke to a florida tv station about watching the movie over and over again on his vcr. he says he's found copies at flea markets and garage sales. he even started a youtube channel. now people from all over the world are sending him their old copies. wow. jt says he's proud to share the same initials as jack dawson, played by leonardo dicaprio in titanic. well for him. >> yes. yes and remember, it's not just one tape. it'

musical performances from dionne warwick and others entertained the crowd for the official kickoff of season. >>> that's the overnight news for this friday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings" and follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from right here in the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm jarred hill in new york. the temporary cease-fire between israel and hamas is over. israel's military says it has resumed combat as the truce deadline expired, and it's accusing hamas of violating the cease-fire. rocket sirens sounded in israel near the gaza border. the israeli military says air defense fighters intercepted one launch. >>> a new york appeals court reinstated a gag order barring donald trump from making public comments about court staff in his state civil fraud trial in new york. >>> and do not eat pre-cut cantaloupe if you don't know the urce. that warning from the cdc amid a growing deadly salmonella outbreak. at least 117 people in 34 states have gotten sick from contaminated cant

opera singer renee fleming, dionne warwick, queen latifah, billy crystal and barry gibb.honors will be broadcast right here on cbs wednesday night. >>> to college football now, today we learned that michigan, b washington, texas and alabama are all in the playoffs. but one team is not, the unbeaten acc champion florida state. seminoles coach, mike norvell, says he's, quoted, disgusted and infuriated for the committee's decision. the primary reason the florida state did not make the cut, heisman trophy contender jordan travis who recently suffered a devastating leg injury. >>> next on the "cbs weekend news," a new underwater adventure from a hospital bed. my name's dan and i live here in san antonio, texas. i ran my own hvac business and now i'm retired. i'm not good being retired. i'm a pain in the neck. i like to be able to have a purpose. about three or four years ago, i wasn't feeling as if i was as sharp as i used to be. i saw the prevagen commercials. after a short amount of time taking prevagen, i started noticing a difference-- that i'm remembering this, i'm rememb

. >> reporter: deon warwick brought out musical greats and other who is followed in her footsteps. >> i'm really very happy, i really am. >> reporter: a night of celebration honor a lifetime of achievements. >> you can watch tonight at 8:00 right here on kpix. >>> well, that's it for the news at 5:00, cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich starts right now. >> ryan, thank you. now at 6:00, a wet and windy day across the bay area. this storm creating dangerous conditions along the coast. already we are seeing dangerous surf, and this is just a preview of what's to come. the warnings this evening for anyone thinking of going near the water. >>> and while we're bracing for winter rain, one coastal community is still in recovery mode one year after a strong storm destroyed many businesses. >>> and a twist in the search for a new oakland police chief. the surprise move by oakland's mayor that could put the search -- the job search back to square one. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >> and good evening, our top story right now, we're talking the bay area weather team

favorite things ♪ ♪ there isn't a doubt that billy it had to be you ♪ >> reporter: and singer dionne warwickas us dancing. ♪ >> say a little prayer. walk on by. anyone who had a heart, your voice was the soundtrack of our lives. >> reporter: to the supreme talent of opera star renee fleming. ♪ shining from the sky ♪ >> reporter: and the bee gees singer and songwriter barry gibb. ♪ stayin' alive, stayin' alive ♪ >> reporter: and of course american royalty, queen latifah. ♪ >> the culture, myself, we thank you. we thank you so much. ♪ >> reporter: a celebration of talent and the arts. and the kennedy center honors airs here on cbs on december 27th. >>> and that's the overnight news for this tuesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings." remember you can follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm jarred hill in new york. police in arlington, virginia, are investigating a massive house explosion. officers were responding to a call of someone firing a flare gun

recognized a select group of people for their artistic influences and this year's honorees include dionne warwick> macaulay culkin received a star on the hollywood walk of fame. he was honored with a star in the category of motion pictures. katherine o'hara attended that ceremony. >>> legendary rock band kiss took their final bow at madison square garden. the group performed their final concert for the end of the road tour. they celebrated a 50-year career. while this is the final curtain call for the group, kiss has revealed their digital avatars will continue to hit the stage. >> kind of cool. >>> this as well, the james web telescope captured images of a faint galaxy. the ghost-like galaxy revealed inside into the early universe's composition leading astronomers to believe it is forming hundreds of new stars every year. everything that this telescope turns out is amazing. including this. "early today" will be right back. i'll be right back, i got this. okay. go go go. (♪♪) this is not just a sewing kit. - oh are you in a rush? - oh very much so. thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. (♪♪)

author, ecologist and spokesperson for the british hedgehog preservation society — hugh warwick — toldnts little glimmer of light and we haven�*t seen yet, and many species per day and the excitement comes in the fact that helps protect and and serve. and comes from the fact that their work up this morning and see the idea of new mammals and see the idea of new mammals and maybe become as enthused to take on the baton and do the research and the campaigning to protect these things and find reasons to help creatures especially when it comes to what they found in vietnam and the vampire, divina mark that you make the enemies is a sharp size of teeth when you bump into your garden and quietly watched it chomp away on worms, have a look at its front teeth it�*s a remarkably sharp fangs are there. not suggesting that there any way related to vampires but adjust, stories to be told from these exciting discoveries. stay with us here on bbc news hello there. christmas, for most of us, looks likely to be a mild one. in fact, on friday we had a pretty typical story, quite a lot of cloud around a

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favorite things ♪ ♪ there isn't a doubt ♪ ♪ but really it had to be you ♪ >> norah: and singer dionne warwicke p yer, walk on by, , your voice was the soundtrack of our lives. >> norah: to the supreme talent of the opera star renee flemming. ♪ shooting from the sky ♪ >> norah: and the bee gees singer and songwriter barry gibb. ♪ ♪ and of course american royalty queen latifah. ♪ ♪ >> the culture, myself, we thank you. we thank you so much. ♪ ♪ ♪ you are the sunshine ♪ ♪ in my life ♪ >> norah: a celebration of talent and the arts. and the kennedy center honors airs h . >>> thank you, a huge drop in smash and grab has city leaders celebrating. but, one neighborhood targeted by thieves are saying not so fast. >> they did it to a bunch of cars on the street. that car up there. they did it to that one down there. >>> it happened in just a matter of minutes. we will show you the aftermath. >>> and a homicide investigation of a 7/11 in oakland. what the victim was doing when the deadly shots rang out. >>> and a critical time for endangered salmon in marin. >> right now they are not doing have well. >

author, ecologist and spokesperson for the british hedgehog preservation society hugh warwick told usegradation of the environment going on. nature is being depleted at every turn. and every now and then you find these little moments like a little glimmer of light, go, wow, there is stuff out there we haven't seen yet. at the same time as we're losing many species per day, suddenly others are being found too. but the excitement really comes from the fact that this might be i mean, it mightjust go to some way to helping protect and conserve areas in which they're found because they are rare. but for me, actually, the greatest excitement comes from the fact that somebody is going to wake up this morning and be enthused by the idea of new species, of mammal, new species, even of hedgehog related things out there, and maybe become so enthused as to take up take up the baton and start to do the research, start to do the campaigning to help protect these things. find reasons to love small, furry, brown creatures, especially when you've got one of these ones they found in vietnam. hylomys. i

the university of warwick thinks it added around one in six cases — that's pretty significant.the scheme is unlikely to have had a big impact on how winter 2020 played out. and have a look at this — a comparison with other european countries. have a look at france and spain, big increases there, bigger than the uk. france and spain didn't have eat out to help 0ut. there's also the economic argument we've heard from rishi sunak. hospitality was struggling — you had to balance economic priorities over summer with health needs. so it's complicated. the answer is quite nuanced in truth. but two things that are tricky for the prime minister. 0ne — government experts have said they weren't consulted. two — a number of the same experts have concluded the scheme probably wasn't a good idea. take this from former chief scientific adviser patrick vallance. when asked if the scheme was likely to have contributed to deaths he said that was highly likely. all questions rishi sunak likely to face later. thank you. well, it's a difficult week for the prime minister, with the fate of legislati

musical performance from dionne warwick and others entertained the crowd for the official kickoff ofthat's tonight's "cbs evening news." . >>> thank you, here in the bay area after a tough year oakland businesses are hoping for a brighter holiday season. >> i feel like the city has heard us and is stepping in and doing things. >>> how the city hopes to help small businesses make money over the next month. >>> months after a deadly stabbing on campus, students in santa rosa, fear once again, after two separate incidents involving knives. >> we should not feel unsafe at school, you know? >> reporter: don't think of messing with this group. >> i like the groin strike. >> someone messes with me i will disable them. >> the class empowering seniors to turn the tables if they are ever attacked. >>> i, there is no break >> i don't think there is a season anymore. it is continuous.. >> it may be our new reality as allergies go on for longer. >>> hello, i'm sara donchey in for juliette. these are the scenes that oakland is trying to prevent as holiday shopping ramps up. we have more to make bu

the seeds for these beans took 12 years to develop by scientists at the university of warwick.. it's just unbelievable. it could take years to replace the entire supply chain from canada and china, but today marks the start of a journey to self—sufficiency. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you�*re live with bbc news. let�*s turn to climate change now, because as you�*ve been hearing, the uk�*s king charles will give a keynote speech to the cop28 summit in dubai later. he is expected to say that repeated warning signs from extreme weather are being ignored. the summit though has made an early breakthrough after delegates agreed to launch a fund to help poorer countries with the cost of storms and drought. the loss and damage deal was was first discussed three decades ago. let�*s get some reaction from marilu hastings, executive vice president of the cynthia and george mitchell foundation, which helps fund the green energy transition. thanks for being with us today. let�*s talk about the big development. it let's talk about the big development.-

one of the victims of the scandal, richard warwick, told gb news about his experience .dful living with, you know, the three viruses. luckily i did manage to clear hep c in 2015, but i mean, yeah, it's just affected every part of my life . um things like my life. um things like mortgages and insurance . it's, mortgages and insurance. it's, um, it's just been, just been awful. of course, losing so many friends and people that, you know as well around . my male to know as well around. my male to female transgender prisoners who've previously harmed women or girls won't be held in female prisons in scotland. >> a new policy set out by the scottish prison service will take an individualised approach to housing trans gender people. it comes as some prisoners will be initially placed in male prisons until more information is known about whether or not they should be housed in accordance with their chosen genden accordance with their chosen gender. scotland justice secretary says the policy supports the rights of transgender people, but also the welfare of prisoners and staff .

there have been some studies done, look at this quote here from the university of warwick stop they thinku can see 8-i7% around one in six cases, you can see 8-17% of around one in six cases, you can see 8—17% of all new local infection clusters were likely to have come from the eat out to help out. this is not accepted by everybody. some scientists we have spoken to have said other things, they are not sure the second wave in winter 2020 would have been any different, the south—west of england for loads of people went out for subsidised meals, cases did not go up as quickly as other parts of the country. but what i think will be tricky for rishi sunak today is what we have heard at the inquiry so far. some of the evidence on the scientists about eat out to help out and let me show you some codes. firstly from chris whitty, the chief medical officer for england at the time this is what he supposedly called it out to help out the virus. then there was his deputyjonathan van—tam who has already given evidence and he said the scheme didn't feel very sensible to me. and then there's this one,

the seeds for these beans took 12 years to develop by scientists at the university of warwick.s expect. we're always trying to grow new things and trying to do things to save on food mileage and to save on imports because we're importing too much food. it could take years to replace the entire supply chain from canada and china, but today marks the start of a journey to self—sufficiency. you're live with bbc news. prince harry has been subjected to unlawful and unfair treatment by the british government over the decision to take away his police protection when he is in britain, his lawyer has told london's hi caught in the latest hour or so. we cross live to our correspondent outside the high court in london. what does this mean? . ., , court in london. what does this mean? . . , , , ., mean? prince harry himself is not here, we mean? prince harry himself is not here. we think — mean? prince harry himself is not here, we think he _ mean? prince harry himself is not here, we think he is _ mean? prince harry himself is not here, we think he is in _ mean? prince harry himself is n

there has been a study into the impact of eat out to help out by the university of warwick — they think but not everyone is convinced — other experts have said the scheme was unlikely to have had a big impact on how winter 2020 played out, culminating in that second lockdown. let's also have a look at this screen, which shows us what was going on in other european countries. as you can see, france and spain have big increases in the virus, biggerthan and spain have big increases in the virus, bigger than the uk. neither of them had an eat out to help out scheme. there's also the economic argument that rishi sunak has been making at the inquiry today — hospitality was struggling, and to balance the economic problems with health. we can't be certain how many cases were caused simply by eat out to help out. rishi sunak has insisted he thought it was safe — many of the medical experts are convinced that art convinced. about 200 members of afghanistan's special forces, who were trained and funded by the uk to fight for the then—government, are facing imminent deportation back to their taliba

and the president paying tributes to dionne warwick who helped to raise money for the aids epidemic.leming actually performed at a private mass for his family before the inauguration. the president taking time to honor the kennedy center honorees before the official festivities kicked off. arlette saenz, cnn the white house. >>> fans have come to the uc santa dash. and santa in a 5k dressed in red and blue outfits to raise funds for the children's hospital. the largest santa gathering it is a lot of fun and a healthier way to get around town. that does it for "cnn newsroom." i'm bianca nobilo. "early start" is up for you next. the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up to keep you online. only from xfinity. home of the xfinity 10g network. ♪ >>> right now on "early start," a wider war is really expanding operations i

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this year's honorees, billy crystal, singers queen latifah, barry gibb, dionne warwick.ch other and our world. >>> thousands of marathon runners took over the streets of sacramento for the california international marathon. 10,000 runners participated. the course ended in downtown sacramento at the state capital. it's a flat and fast course. attracts athletes of all abilities to race. >> we're chasers. >> we were -- >> sweeper. that's our goal. >> runners had the chance to qualify for the olympic trials. officials say 27 men and 14 women finished the race with times fast enough to qualify for those rile trials. >> congratulations. >>> let's take you outside. a live look from the camera. a little foggy. that's looking at san francisco. the bay bridge. rob is here to explain what is going on. >> we have been talking about that. the fog is moving in, as it does, through the golden gate bridge. and we're getting patches as the skies clear now. a lot of moisture at ground level. and you get condensation, as low clouds are forming the. patches of fog forming out of thin air an