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doctor mark smith says it is part of a whole new world of trends. >> fewer people commemorating christmas in a religious way. that is consistent with what we know is happening in american society as a whole. >> reporter: the christmas tradition said soon may be no more less you try to keep it alive. take some sound advice from a boomer. >> they are meaningful as you get older in life. >> reporter: next time you say okay boomer remember some of their traditions are alive and well. rob: our christmas traditions cheer or chore? shone on facebook says what has destroyed it for me is walking into a store and halloween -- they are setting up the displays. carley: a viewer on twitter says hassle and more things to buy. christmas should be how one feels the warmth of god, around family, not how many christmas he presents you have to purchase. rob: steve says anything worthwhile takes effort. carley: i agree with that one too. the time is 37 minutes after the hour. democrats race to remove the president from office, republicans are warning is could backfire like it did during the clinton impeachme

and the one point very erie when you looked at the blood and you could see the hand mark of gavin smith as he died in that seat. >> soon the news reached gaffe un's family. tara was devastated. >> there's no going back from that. >> there's no going back. >> you accepted it? >> you know, you're forced. you know, trauma happens to people all the time. you don't think it's going to happen to you. but it does. >> you know when you already expect the worst, you think that you can't be shocked. but you can be. is all i can say about that. >> but if gavin was dead and certainly it looked that way, where was his body? how did his car wind up in this the storage locker? and above all, who would have wanted him dead? reina lyn certainly seemed an unlikely suspect. she told them she rented the storage unit for someone else. meanwhile, detectives hooked further into chandy's affair with gavin and discovered the two had met in rehab. and in december 2010, less than two years before gavin disappeared, lisa found out about it. >> i was heart broken. >> so she took an extreme step to save her family.

martin smith's outspoken and not too far off the bottom themselves. but they were good enough to get an early penalty in the 7th minute. and to give account for cologne's rafael she close. hausberg andre hahn stepped up a team of horn with the side. how finale lyta seacoast was in trouble again. and now they give out and the result. then soften the syme fight. he too is keeping his marching. glory need a lick now put out in the lead shortly before half time. but killarney picked up a valuable point in their battle against the draw books goalkeeper in no man's land john for doug kept his cool and snatched the light went for come on one of the final school but one celebrated this like it was a victory. here's a look at all the results from estée 13 so far had to be led to a main window it means way bar munich defeated by leverkusen in their own backyard pot a born in leipsic with the bull's way hoffenheim in dusseldorf share the spoils so to cologne and out for all friday night the way a blues or shelter defeated you know in berlin to what one sunday c

around martin smith's hausberg a not too far off the bottom themselves. but they were good enough to get an early penalty in the 7th minute and the yellow card for cologne's rafael c course. hausberg andre hahn stepped up. a team of horn but the saif. how finale lyta seacoast was in trouble again. and now they give a and the result. then softened the sign fight. he too is given his marching. glory need a leg now put out in the lead shortly before half time. but killarney picked up a valuable point in their battle against the drop out goalkeeper in no man's land john paul doug kept his cool and snatched a light went for the money one of the final score but c'mon celebrated this like it was a victory. here's a look at all the results from estée 13 so far here to berlin dortmund with dortmund's way bar munich defeated by leverkusen in their own backyard pot a born in leipsic with the bull's way hoffenheim in dusseldorf shared the spoils so to cologne and out for all friday night the way a blues a shelter defeated union berlin to what one sunday clouded by i

smith says that man mark glaser claimed he was in real financial trouble floyd loaned him about $10,000 and never got it back. a lot of you saw floyd story on abc 30 and decided to do something in fact 374 people actually made donations to him a way to present this to i couldn't. >>funny-looking this $12,472 and it's it's floyd served in the navy as world war 2 came to a close. >>he wants to go back to see or at least the beach for a honeymoon with his new wife doesn't take it for granted that he gets a second a she. so many good people hotel and how you can use also donated a 2 night stay for floyd and his wife be sure you can hear everything from now on bell tone is donating some brand new hearing aids in january he acknowledges it's not his ears but his mouth that can sometimes get him in trouble, i tell you what. >>ride has his arm around my shoulders is hand over my but for this wonderful he burst down a little song for the new assignment as use iran and do. >>a 5 foot 2. for years. all of those with his new check in hand and is loved by his side. he leaves us with a few words of w

here mark allen green party 1090. thank you melanie alley riza labor party 18141 the above the old thanks smith robert jr company known as bobby elmo smith 8 o. tobin william john feit the alfie john independent 44. yogen stein yes coming on as yes interplanetary time lord yogen stein 23. the number of rejected by the papers was 93 and i hereby declare that said boris johnson is duly elected the. thank you thank you mr mr mr act you are turning off your morning everybody you boil a gentleman i thank you all very much and there's no i don't want to i don't want to tempt fate because clearly lots of results are still coming in and we're still many dealing with projections but at this stage it does look as though this one nation conservative government has been given a powerful new mandate for the buck to get pretty done. not just to get pretty done but to unite this country and to take it forward and to focus on the priorities of the british people above all on the n.h.s. and yes we will recruit 50000 more nurses and 60

and when for australia's cameron smith briefly gave confound some hope but when mark creature rolled into this part. the title was decided. with his 1st taste of team captaincy ending in a $1614.00 when the internationals 2 decade wait for success 00 or otherwise tiger in the u.s. will be aiming for a 9th consecutive trophy win when they defend the title in north carolina in 2 years' time. and the richardson al-jazeera. mexican side wanted to have set up a club world cup semifinal with european champions liverpool want to beat cottle's all said to go through this 32 winning looted at this goal from me and now the hit on me want to are aiming to become the 1st team from outside europe or south america to win this title. saudi arabia's beat african champions as belarus often is yet to reach the last 4 french forward but it's in the getting the winner for the asian champions to see a one nil when they'll face brazil's flamenco on tuesday. the submission of this difficult game against so difficult opponent. we we we have time for you we. start to walk about. we know of course he's great

i'm sandra smith. the committee starting the mark-up process at 7:00 last night. lawmakers from both sides spending 3 1/2 hours making arguments for and against impeaching the president. >> president trump's continuing abuses of power jeopardize our security and elections. the threat is urgent. if we don't act now, what happens next will be our responsibility as well as his. >> this is the articles that we wrote after all these hearings we get abuse of power? with no real dates on this is the abuse? it's just generic, vague statements. it's because the democrats can't come up with a argument for it. >> i want to speak directly to my republican friends. wake up. >> you are willfully ignoring the facts to protect a corrupt and dangerous president. >> they can't stand this president. they bristle at everything he does. congress doesn't get to remove a president just because they don't like him. >> bill: let's speak with pam bondi in washington >> sandra: we begin this thursday morning with chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel. he will set the stage for us o

mark alan keogh, green party, 1090. —— mark alan keir. labour party, 18,1a1. smith, robertjr, commonly known as bobby elmo smith, eight. tobin, william john. five. known as bobby elmo smith, eight. tobin, williamjohn. five. utting, alfiejohn, aa. tobin, williamjohn. five. utting, alfie john, aa. 23 tobin, williamjohn. five. utting, alfiejohn, aa. 23 four yes interplanetary time lord juergen steyn. 93 rejected ballots. good morning everybody, good morning ladies and gentlemen. thank you very much. i don't want to tempt fate because clearly many results are still coming in and we are still only leading with projections but at this stage it does look as though this one nation conservative government has been given a powerful new mandate. to get brexit done. and not just to get brexit done, but to unite this country and take it forward and to focus on the priorities of the british people. above all, on the nhs. and yes, we will recruit 50,000 more nurses and 6000 more gps and we will build 40 new hospitals. i am proud to say that one of those hospitals will be rig

already,ny of you know but in case we have not met, my name is kate mark kirk -- m arker, the executive director here. i want to thank you in joining us tonight as we welcome back douglas smith, longtime friend of hillwood and author of the book "the russian job: the forgotten story of how america saved the soviet union from ruin ." you may have noticed that the theater looks just a little bit different tonight. i am very pleased to welcome c-span. while this is their very first time at hillwood, it is not the first time that our lectures are accessible to folks at home. many of our fantastic programs are available on the hillwood museum youtube channel, so check that out in case you missed something or want to see something again. before we continue, i know you know what i am going to say next -- please be sure that you have silenced anything that chirps or barks or beeps. you may know that hillwood's founder began her russian collection while she was posted to soviet era moscow in 1937-1938. over the next 30 years, she was dedicated to building the most comprehensive collection of rus

smith correct. ambassador sondland said that president trump himself brought up the words quid pro quo? >> that's right. ambassador sondland also said that too. >> mr. goldman, what did the committee make of this fact? >> it was quite odd the president would volunteer in response to nothing about a quid pro quo that there was no. quid pro quo. what was more important immediately after that was which is effectively conduct that amounts to the quid pro quo. there is no quid pro quo but you have to go to the microphone to make the announcement. >> what did the committee make about the fact that according to ambassador taylor and mr. morrison right after president trump said no quid pro quo, president trump then told ambassador sondland that ukrainian president zelensky would have to go to the microphone and announce the investigations of biden and the 20 section election interference, and that president zelensky should want to do that himself? >> that's right. we had a number of different accounts on t

we need a margaret chase smith. right. we need someone like that to come forward. and take the colleagues down a notch and tell them, listen, this is a serious problem. this is our democracy we're playing with. and we don't tolerate this kind of behavior in this country. >> two articles of impeachment here, obstruction of congress and abuse of power. equally as strong, carl? >> look, they're at the tip of the iceberg. you have to understand this impeachment isn't just about ukraine, in the sense it follows the mueller investigation. all things go back to putin in some way. why is it that everything of consequence in terms of foreign affairs that this president does falls to the advantage of vladimir putin? why does he constantly, as with ukraine, as he did in this phone call, do things to the advantage of purten and russia? if you don't think those senators know that and are worried about that, that's one of the things that really is going to come out at the trial. >> that's what nancy pelosi said. all roads lead to putin in one of her statements to the press. pres

22nd aerosquadron was assigned the airplane, and young pilot named ray brooks painted the fiance o smith deforce, and he is going to go into combat. and he scores one aerial kill, and this particular thad-13 and other pilots in the same squadron shoot down five more, and so this thad-13 flew with the first generation of the american combat pilots. and now ray brooks names this airplane after his fiance's school, and most people would name the fiancee after the girlfriends, but he made a conscious decision not to have this airplane damaged and the mechanic saying that ruthie is damage and we have to fix her. so he wanted to keep her out of that situation. so, he names it after a college. smith iv is in the 19th century camouflage, but you can see on the fuselage and the smith iv the crosses and the squares with the german crosses, and those are representing bullet holes through combat, and that is an indication of being a combat plane and surviving. the squares would have been applied by the ground mechanics in the field, because there is no need to completely recover the airplane, and wu

robert lee smith, the liberal party, 314. derek thomas, the conservative party candidate, 25,365. cheering the number of ballot papers rejected was as follows, for want of an official mark, five, voting for more candidates than they were entitled to, 13, being unmarked or wholly void for uncertainty, 93, giving a total rejected ballot papers of 111. the total number of ballot papers issued was 51,524, giving for this constituency a turnout of 74.89%. and i do hereby declare that derek thomas is duly elected as a member of parliament for the st ives constituency. applause there we have it, a full house, all the 650 results are now in and that isa the 650 results are now in and that is a conservative hold for derek thomas you can see at the podium, the conservative mp. it is not going to bea the conservative mp. it is not going to be a night for the lib dems, down to be a night for the lib dems, down to the very last. andrew george had fought this before and held this before it was fighting to take it from the conservatives but u nsuccessfully. from the conservatives but unsuccessfu

past winners includes adele, sam smith, sigrid and octavian. i'm joined now by our music reporter mark savage. 18 times we have had this list, who gets to say who should be on the list? there are 170 people who vote for the list, and they range from djs likejo wiley and clara anfield at radio one, to the people who book jools holland's tv show, people who decide who is on the main stage category, and also perform acts like lewis capaldi category, and also perform acts like lewis ca paldi and category, and also perform acts like lewis capaldi and billy eilish. they are asked who they think will have success , are asked who they think will have success, and then we come up with a top ten. tell us about the top ten. at one end of the scale, this and called squid, who describe their music as the coronation street theme tune played on flutes by angry children. to someone like celeste, this timeless soul singer in the vein of adele and amy winehouse. and we have got a clip of a four piece rock band from dublin called inhaler. #in # in pursuit of happ

with that and other election news, let's join our assistant political editor norman smith. some disquiet at the politicisation of what happened on friday. i think also genuine surprise at the speed with which politicians seemed to seek to apportion blame, because in the normal time in the wake of a terror attack, i think most politicians take a conscious decision to step back and not to trade party political points. that absolutely did not happen this weekend, in particular we saw mr johnson in that interview on the bbc‘s andrew marr programme yesterday, unequivocally and directly blaming labour for changes to sentencing policy, which he said directly led to the release of usman khan. and certainly the tone and nature of his comments, i surprised many people, and indeed that led to press coverage which this morning prompted an appeal from the father of jack merritt, prompted an appeal from the father ofjack merritt, one of prompted an appeal from the father of jack merritt, one of the victims, to basically appeal to people not to try and exploit his son's death to make po