new kordell walker veterans service senter in memphis. i believe, i think we probably all do, that answering the call to service in the united states military is about the most admirable thing that a person can do. kordell walker recognized that our veterans sacrifice so much for all of our freedom. and that they deserve the best care after they retire from our military. i want to thank kordell walker for his service caring for veterans in the memphis area and throughout west tennessee. i'm really proud to know kordell, and i congratulate kordell walker on a job well-done. roberta and i wish you the best in your future endeavors. mr. speaker, i rise today to pay tribute to a good friend, justin hunter. who left us way too soon on september 16 of this year, 2023. originally from the boot hill of missouri, just north of high district in west tennessee, justin hunter had a big impact in west tennessee. he served our community many years ago working for former congressman ed bryant. it was in west tennessee that justin met his wife, caroline.

herschel walker! herschel walker.chel walker but a great neighbor raphael warnock, who had to win five elections in the last two years. here's how he kicked off his victory speech. >> after a hard-fought campaign... [applause] or should i say campaigns. it is my honor to utter the four most powerful words ever spoken in a democracy. >> stephen: we have the meats? is win is especially exciting because it's yet another blow to the former president, even before last night. the major candidates that he endorsed in nevada, arizona, pennsylvania, new hampshire, and michigan all lost! [cheers and applause] and now -- goose egg! and now some g.o.p. insiders are saying georgia may be remembered as the state that broke him once and for all. yes! georgia broke him! boom! [applause] or as i just texted everyone on my phone, peach emoji, fist emoji. [applause] people love it, i'm getting lots of exclamation points. speaking of toxic narcs gnomic narcissists, twitter ceo and world's richest lump of nougat, elon musk, as part of his

i thought a toast to 1 million mamas was a campaign slogan for herschel walker. there you go!eers and applause] ♪ ♪ you are an easily whipped up mob, i like it. lay smoke weeks, it's been a rough week for disgraced new york mayor and fugitive posing as a member of the chuck e. cheese's band rudy giuliani. rudy is currently in hot water with the d.c. bar because he helps the former president try to overthrow the 2020 election, which is, to use a technical legal term, illegal. so the d.c. bar is holding hearings to determine whether they should suspend his d.c. law license or go for disempowerment. disempowerment is no problem for rudy! if he can't get into a bar, he will drink in the parking lot. happily! [laughter and applause] ♪ ♪ thank you, can always count on you. yesterday's hearing gave rudy an opportunity to do some very rudy stuff. take a look at this moment right after the chairperson announced a lunch break. go thank you. [laughter and applause] >> stephen: it may seem where it but of course he wears two watches. that way it's twice as likely to be 5:00 somewhere. 8:0

music from joshua ray walker.w night, we'll be joined by mahershala ali, and greta lee with music from grupo frontera. so please join us for that. our first guest tonight is one of the funniest people of all he is a comedian, actor and filmmaker with two big hits on netflix right now. he plays squirtle the turtle alongside adam sandler in "leo." and made a movie all on his own called "old dads." please welcome bill burr. [ applause ] ♪ >> hi. >> jimmy: welcome. >> what's going on. >> jimmy: how are you doing? i want to ask you about something because i'm curious about this. one of our producers claire was on the phone with you yesterday. you were driving, and she said you were -- >> sober. >> jimmy: sober. >> yes. >> jimmy: as you were driving you were cursing at other drivers and yelling at them from the car. >> yes. >> jimmy: do you ever find yourself in a situation where they recognize you after you've yelled at them from the car? >> i don't -- well, i don't look at myself like that. i just -- i'm in my head so

walker, this was kurt walker, permanent representative of the united states of america to ukraine in 200. 17-2019 . friends, we continue the live broadcast on the espresso tv channel, as well as on our youtube and facebook platforms, for those who are currently watching us live on youtube and facebook, you can vote in our poll, today we ask you about whether the ukrainian power today unity. if you watch us on youtube, everything is quite simple there, you choose yes, no, or if you are sitting with a smartphone, with a phone in front of the tv screen, you can call, if you see a demonstration by the ukrainian government of unity, vote on the number 0800-21381, no 0800 -21-382. all calls to these numbers are free, so vote, we'd love to hear your opinion. next, we have oleksandr khara, diplomat and expert on foreign and security policy of the center for defense strategies. mr. oleksandr, i am you congratulations and thank you for joining us. broadcast, good evening, mr. serhiy, thank you for the invitation, since , mr. oleksandr, we and our viewers are asking whether the ukrainian govern

walker.l, until we install. communication with mr volker, i will say that the day before , the former special representative of the united states of america in ukraine stated that delaying ukraine's accession to nato only encourages putin's regime to continue the war indefinitely. and, he says that until putin sees that the north atlantic alliance does not want to open the door to the ukrainian state, until nato cannot dare to make such a decision, until then putin will attack ukraine, and this threatens not only ukraine, but also to the whole world of course, of course, we are talking about what ukraine has to receive a clear signal, as kurt volker believes, regarding joining the north atlantic alliance. well, of course, that's it. we see how the meeting of the council of nato and ukraine takes place in brussels, where dmytro kuleba, the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine, receives good feedback about ukraine's movement towards nato, and representatives of the north atlantic alliance say

music from joshua ray walker is on the way.on." >> was he murdered? >> don't know. >> he tried to kill himself. last year. did you know that? >> uh-huh. >> was he murdered, or did he kill himself? do you know? >> i don't know. >> jimmy: "killers of the flower moon" is in theaters and on digital platforms now. please welcome lily gladstone. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome, lily. it's great to meet you and great to have you here. >> you too. i'm such a fan. >> jimmy: i am too. you were great in the movie. this is unbelievably great. [ cheers and applause ] i can't even imagine what it must be like to suddenly be in the middle of something like this with marty scorsese and leo dicaprio. i mean, it's pretty crazy. >> yeah, i'm expecting to wake up any moment. >> jimmy: i bet you are and, of course, as you know, many people are expecting you to get an oscar nomination. [ cheers and applause ] another big thing. which is very interesting, because when you were in high school -- this is a photo from your high school yearbo

cameron walker, our royal correspondent , walker, our royal correspondent, you're outside the high courtfrom the duke of sussex ? of sussex? >> that was an incredibly significant and strong statement from prince harry. we've been saying all morning, haven't we, that he sees this as his life's mission to change the way the british press operate and to hold those powerful people to account. and we certainly got much more than a sense there. dufing much more than a sense there. during the statement read out by david sherborne, prince harry's lawyer, he said of course he'd like to thank his legal team. first of all for successfully dismantling the mirror group newspapers defence. he also spoke of the systematic practice and unlawful , full and appalling and unlawful, full and appalling behaviour taking place at mirror group newspapers during this time. he also did name piers morgan , the former editor of the morgan, the former editor of the daily of the daily mirror, and accused him of clearly knowing about the illegal activities taking place at mirror group newspapers. now, i must stress tha

barbara walker is the bookies' favourite.onto the walls at the towner gallery here in eastbourne. these are all people caught up in the windrush scandal, when they were denied their lawful immigration status by the home office, which viewed them, wrongly, as illegal immigrants — it led to detentions and even deportations. walker's show also depicts some of the moving documents written on behalf of these individuals to try and fight their cases. it's powerful and gives us the humanity behind the politics. in the next—door room, there are a series of sculptures made from crowd control crash barriers, set at jaunty angles. jesse darling has created a maypole from police tape — there are unionjacks, barbed wire borders, bunting. darling was born in oxford and now lives in berlin, and the show asks questions about british identity and nationhood as well as picking up on what it is to be a seaside town. many of the critics are rooting for darling to win. at the centre of rory pilgrim's exhibition is a film created during the pandem

why had you written to alice walker? well, because i thought the book was magnificent.movie, i would like to play dirt "on the floor," and she's like, "0k!" she wrote to quinchones and wrote to steven spielberg and wrote back to me saying, you know, "they may be making a movie, i'll keep you posted." and she had already sent it all to steven, because alice walker lived in berkeley and she had seen my show. she'd come to see the show? she'd come and seen my show. but you had no idea. no! you know, because you don't really meet the audience necessarily, unless they come and say, "hello, i am so—and—so." so you arrive at steven spielberg's private theatre, expecting just to entertain him. did you realise that this was an audition? no, nor did i realise he had other people sitting in the audience at the same time, you know? and he didn't tell me, which i'm ever gratefulfor, but i'm standing behind this curtain and i never look. i generally don't care. but ijust was curious, cos i could hear people talking and i kind of looked through the curtain. i'm thinking, "oh, my god —

and... the second walker directly performed flights as a guide, the task is always performed by twors, there is a guide who goes first and there is a leader who follows him, and this is one combat unit. i was loaded with about eight seriously wounded lying down, then we brought them all directly to them, i hope, i don’t know what their future fate was, well, i really hope that they were provided with qualified medical care help and... and i think that the guys are all alive and well right now and maybe some of them will continue to carry out their tasks, but we suffered losses during this operation, one of our crew did not return, you knew those guys, you knew it very well, we they flew about 40 km over there, i don't know, or how much, then they returned lower, that is, we could have destroyed us. literally, the problem was simply that we were flying at night and wearing glasses, we got a task for the fifth flight there, we had four helicopters, the host the famous hero of ukraine, yevhenii solov'ov, i am his navigator, and we flew, there was two hours of preparation, two hours wer

it is the most dangerous place to be an aide walker. over a 100 u. n. workers have been killed a number that continues to rise. our team have been forced from the homes themselves, are lucky enough to that, that families understandably, as a matter party, we have been able to move trucks of age in, across from rough uh, uh, over the past few weeks. but that supply is incredibly precarious. and the ability to move 8 inside garza is, is getting more limited by the minute. so there is a, a disconnect between the growing needs of for population and that amounts of a to come out. she meet that and in between those 2 spaces is of course the suffering of children price. i'm sorry i, i didn't quite get that in your answer. so it is save the children still operating in gaza as we know, direct key programming in gaza. but we are able to provide trucks that go into the u. n. coordinated system in through the rafter crossing. so we're doing a bit, but there is so much that is needed. i couldn't, couldn't claim for 2nd that we're meeting that need. understood it.

you, sg, me, us because walker hayes is here. he has his two little girls. teens have drama.♪ ) ♪ oops, oh, it's gettin' late ♪ ♪ and i almost forgot to celebrate, ♪ ♪ we snackin' ♪ >>> the >> announcer: the citi music series on "today" is proudly presented by citi. >> we are back with one of our favs, country singer, walker hayes younks know him from "aa" and "fancy." today you're singing a different song this is a song about father time, right? >> yeah. it's about my little grirls growing up you raise them so they'll leave. now that mine get older, i'm thinking, hey, hold up for a second slow it all down, you young ladies. >> how you feel about singing today? >> i'm so excited. >> i'm excited >> we're ready for you you ready for your big moment here, singing with daddy >> yeah. >> walker, take them away. >> let's go. ♪♪ ♪ ♪ saturday sleep late bed head smile daddy daughter date oun the cereal aisle ♪ ♪ little arms wrapped around lucky charm's box right there, that's my world, father time must never had a little girl ♪ ♪ i know i'm going to blink and i'm going to be mess cin

>> george herbert walker bush was thought to be in a recession when it turns out it wasn't a recession, he lost reelection. sometimes the numbers may be deceiving and in the election in november the economy could be different, we don't know. the economy is poised, markets are poised for a rate cut, one or 2 times before the election and that is likely to happen but we don't know when the rate cuts will occur. my own view is it will make rate cuts before the third quarter because you get into the election period and the fed does not want to look like it is helping one candidate or hurting another candidate. neil: referring to 1992, george herbert walker bush lost to bill clinton in the economy he says was coming out of this recession americans were feeling it, became too little too late. there's enough time in this particular economy for it to help. doesn't seem to be right now but that is what you are thinking could happen. >> it happened, george herbert walker bush, the feeling we are in a recession, we were not in a recession, we were getting out of it. might have been helpful to him

why had you written to alice walker? well, i — because i thought the book was magnificent.ould like to play "dirt on the floor," and she's like, "0k!" she wrote to quinchones and wrote to steven spielberg and wrote back to me saying, you know, "they may be "making a movie. "i'll keep you posted." and she had already sent it all to steven, because alice walker lived in berkeley and she had seen my show. she'd come to see the show? she'd come and seen my show. but you had no idea. no! you know, because you don't really meet the audience necessarily, unless they come and say, "hello, "i am so—and—so." so, you arrive at steven spielberg's private theatre, expecting just to entertain him. did you realise that this was an audition? no, nor did i realise he had other people sitting in the audience at the same time, you know? and he didn't tell me, which i'm ever gratefulfor, but i'm standing behind this curtain and i never — i never look. i generally don't care. but ijust was curious, cos i could hear people talking and i kind of looked through the curtain. i'm thinking, "oh, my g

why had you written to alice walker? well, i — because i thought the book was magnificent.movie, i would like to play dirt on the floor," and she's like, "0k!" she wrote to quinchones and wrote to steven spielberg and wrote back to me saying, you know, "they may be making a movie. i'll keep you posted." and she had already sent it all to steven, because alice walker lived in berkeley and she had seen my show. she'd come to see the show? she'd come and seen my show. but you had no idea. no! you know, because you don't really meet the audience necessarily, unless they come and say, "hello, i am so—and—so." so, you arrive at steven spielberg's private theatre, expecting just to entertain him. did you realise that this was an audition? no, nor did i realise he had other people sitting in the audience at the same time, you know? and he didn't tell me, which i'm ever gratefulfor, but i'm standing behind this curtain and i never — i never look. i generally don't care. but ijust was curious, cos i could hear people talking and i kind of looked through the curtain. i'm thinking, "oh

you'll be singing along with walker hayes it's a "fancy like >>> beautiful live look at tahoe.p. we're down to about five miles visibility in livermore >>> and that is your local weather. >> all right, >>> and that is your local weather. >> all right, buddy. thank you. >>> we hope you are enjoying your christmas morning we sure are here, but hopefully with the tree lighting up your home we're lucky enough to have one here on a huge scale outside our window. >> joe fryer is here with the symbol of the holiday season here in new york hey, joe. >> reporter: good morning, merry christmas. good to see you all. that giant norway spruce plays a big part of bringing this to new york this family graciously donated their tree bringing christmas cheer to millions of people. when matt and jackie moved into their new york home in 2019, they paid little attention to the giant tree towering over their driveway >> we had a whole punch list of things that needed to get repaired, things that we wanted to update or remodel, and frankly the tree was just kind of in the background >> reporter: but

i'm cameron walker, gb news. i'm cameron walker, gb news correspondent. and happy merry christmas and a happy new year. yeah >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news . on gb news. >> hello there , i'm greg >> hello there, i'm greg dewhurst and welcome to your latest gb news weather. we've got storm garrett on the way after what has been a fairly calm boxing day. it does turn very unsettled . expecting some very unsettled. expecting some travel disruption over the next 24 hours. storm garrett is going to move in tight isobars, indicating very strong winds across the country. some heavy rain and blizzards across scotland as well. this evening time dry across the north—east of the uk. but further south and west, rain quickly piling in, turning heavy as we move into the early hours. the winds picking up too, with gales around the coast generally mild tonight as the temperatures rise and the cloud and the rain moves in some icy stretches across northern scotland as the rain bumps into the colder air across the higher ground

. >> i'm amara walker. here's what we're watching for you. the supreme court is looking at whether donald trump has immunity from federal prosecution. we'll walk you through what that means for his legal calendar. >>> and there's a pause for fighting between israel and hamas. we're live on the humanitarian crisis in gaza. >>> plus churches are playing a role housing migrants coming across the border in significant numbers. we'll speak with the bishop about that. >>> the new take on "the color purple" comes out on christmas. what is it that resumes with so many people? we're going to discuss next. ♪ >>> we promise we'll get to "the color purple." we'll dive deep. >>> but first the iowa caucuses about are three weeks away and republican front-runner donald trump got a win, at least for now, as he battles legal troubles on the campaign trial. on friday there was a denial of jack smith's request to fast-track the former president's immunity case. >> trump is also waiting for his colorado ballot case to full ya played out. his team appeals to boot

the walker has not appeared at his place of registration for two years now. not surprising.ong time, how fate has it that i finally decided to go to the gym, so i will help organize a free training session and an individual lesson for the young lady. for your information, this is a young lady, senior lieutenant potapinka, criminal investigation department. and i know your training sessions very well, liberally flavored with illegal anabolic steroids. andrey, then he’ll change the old one, and whoever forgets will get two. okay, i'm on business. cactus. also, well , i need to talk to him, can you help me find him? well, i'll try, tomorrow, okay, we agreed, have a good evening , now is the time to call a lawyer, that is, sokolova was right, well done, seryozha, maybe you ’re doing well, but it’s too early to draw a conclusion, when it won’t be too early, when we find another job, hamut killed again, am i on a business trip? grandmas , don’t go, there will be new victims, but what about us, the murdered girl is doing crap, i’m going out to arrest, something needs to be done, go

pave the way for younger black writers such as alice walker and toni morrison. things i want to ask about from 1937 another 30 plus years before it became impactful; is that a correct statement? >> guest: that is correct and the point is why did it take 30 years. and something in what you read is important. black people, especially bus drivers, those that are getting educations, wanting to break out of our jim crow system. let's not forget that these black towns emerged after the consolidation of american apartheid. american society had restricted black people from living close to whites. they lived in restricted areas in the big cities. they lived in restricted areas in rural. and so, this shaped american culture and american society as well. and so their eyes are watching god goes inside of one of the communities and what you see there is a wholesome community. you see black people and families, you see a novel about black le. a novel about striving for a better life, and i think the novel became, for me i know i can speak more directly about what is meant for

. >> welcome back to a royal year with me , cameron walker. now with me, cameron walker.ow i've promised a panel and we've got a stellar panel for you. we have former butler to king charles grant, harold and royal correspondent at the telegraph, india. mctaggart, welcome to you both. happy christmas. thank you. >> merry christmas, merry christmas. >> so grant, first of all, what has been your highlight of 2023 in the royal calendar .7 in the royal calendar? >> i think the highlight has to be the coronation. but from a personal point of view, when we saw actually leaving the saw them actually leaving the abbey the coronation, abbey after the coronation, i felt really proud of felt really proud and kind of took me them when i was took me back to them when i was with them and thinking , even with them and thinking, even when i for them, you when i worked for them, you wondered it would be like wondered what it would be like that day when you'd see them leave abbey, and actually leave the abbey, and actually witnessing it and seeing it made me really and lucky me feel really

pave the way for younger black writers such as alice walker and toni morrison.hings i want to ask about from 1937 another 30 plus years before it became impactful; is that a correct statement? >> guest: that is correct and the point is why did it take 30 years. and something in what you read is important. black people, especially bus drivers, those that are getting educations, wanting to break out of our jim crow system. let's not forget that these black towns emerged after the consolidation of american apartheid. american society had restricted black people from living close to whites. they lived in restricted areas in the big cities. th lived in restricted areas in rural are and so, this shaped american culture and american society as well. and so their eyes are watching god goes inside of one of the communities and what you see there is a wholesome community. you see black people and families, you see a novel about black love. a novel about striving for a better life, and i think the novel became, for me i know i can speak more directly about what is meant fo

pave the way for younger black writers such as alice walker and toni morrison.hings i want to ask about from 1937 another 30 plus years before it became impactful; is that a correct statement? >> guest: that is correct and the point is why did it take 30 years. and something in what you read is important. black people, especially bus drivers, those that are getting educations, wanting to break out of our jim crow system. let's not forget that these black towns emerged after the consolidation of american apartheid. american society had restricted black people from living close to whites. they lived in restricted areas in the big cities. they lived in restct areas in rural areas. and so, this shaped american culture and american socty as well. and so their eyes are watching god goes inside of one of the communities and what you see there is a wholesome community. you see black people and families, you see a novel about black love. a novel about striving for a better life, and i think the novel became, for me i know i can speak more directly about what is mea for m

taraji actually said, alice walker wrote us black shakespeare. and we all know that shakespeare gets reinterpreted all the time. >> reinterpreted, refreshed, and still resonating worldwide. stephanie elam, cnn, los angeles. >> can't wait to see it. >>> all right, still to come, all of these teens want for christmas is a trip to the post-season. so who rose to the occasion on a special saturday of football. we'll run through all the action. >>> the buffalo bills rallied to beat the l.a. chargesers in the final seconds. >> the bills got big game from their star quarterback. >> you could argue that the bills season was all but over when december started. but after back-to-back begins against a couple super bowl contenders, buffalo is rolling at this time of year, making matters even worse for the rest of the league. their star quarterback, josh allen, also looks like he's starting to rediscover that mvp form, just in time for the playoffs. allen had three total touchdowns against l.a., two on the ground, and that 57-yard pass to gabe davis to score

media, michael walker.s, you know this. i want to hear from you. it's a crucial part of the programme. email me, mailmogg@gbnews.com . but now mailmogg@gbnews.com. but now it's what you've all been waiting the of the day waiting for. the news of the day with middlehurst . jacob with polly middlehurst. jacob thank you and good evening to you. >> well, police searching for a missing mother of three say they're in contact with detectives who worked on the nicola bulley case to make sure no stone is unturned. cctv footage has been released showing the 55 year old gaynor lord leaving work on friday afternoon . she was last seen afternoon. she was last seen walking through norwich city centre. her coat has since been discovered in the river. wensum prompting a huge search by police, fire crews and the coast guard. police say she may have entered the water where underwater teams have been searching today. >> we are continuing the work that we have been doing since friday night here at wensum park , conducting sear

the bookies' favourite is birmingham based barbara walker.'s in the hands of barbara walker. members of the windrush generation were denied their lawful immigration status. conceptual artist ghislaine leon explores issues including motherhood and the roles we play. i thought i'd ask what some may be wondering what makes these toys from a public library, these vacuum cleaners art? i think what we're looking at is also the concept. it's the idea. she's also funnelling resources. we're paying a fee to have this work here and it goes right back into a public library. and rory pilgrim's work is also socially engaged. this created with people who've struggled with their mental health. this work was made throughout the covid—19 pandemic. so we're hearing from individuals. we're hearing about their experiences with nature, the public parks, the secret gardens that they visited, and the feeling of solace that that brought to them and safety. so what the visitors to the towner, think of this year's turner compared with the past? there's always an eleme

to the creativity he has, i think he does a great job helping the offensive line >> nice cut back by walkerting for the blocking to get there. it does. touchdown seahawks >> walker opening up the scoring for the seahawks, punching in the team's first touchdown against the eagles philly managed to keep the contest close into the final two minutes. seattle's backup quarterback drew loft led a drive resulting in that go-ahead touchdown an incredible interception on philly's final drive, allowing seattle to keep playoff hopes alive, 20-17 drew locke is getting a lot of love this morning after a really heartfelt post-game interview last night going on and on about how much he loves his teammates. >> and lhere we go he hopes that's going to roll into all that play >>> during the golden state warriors' sunday night victory over the portland trail blazers, steph curry failed to make a three-p three-point shot despite his eight attempts the first time he has failed to hit a three in a regular-season game in over five years. the streak dates back to a december 2018 game against the pistons. and just

did you go to darren walker, the president of the ford foundation, or did darren walker call you up and hear you are looking for funding? >> the former. i went to him. we weren't turned down by studios, we didn't go to studios. i understand that they are looking for marvel movies. they are looking for action films. they're looking for certain kinds of films that are guaranteed to turn a profit with audiences. this is a little bit more of not a sure bet. it is a film about a smart the world and writing a book about serious subject matter. along the way, there is romance and mystery, all of those things, but it's not the sexy pitch to the hollywood studios. i would always love pbs documentary is and i would hear at the end of the documentary with the support of the ford foundation and all the fancy people and i always wondered if they would ever consider funding a narrative film. this is an idea i've had for a couple of decades, or not even an idea, a question. i asked aaron walker, president of the ford foundation, and he answered in the affirmative. they would be interested in pursuing

media, michael walker.lways, you know this. i want to hear from you. it's a crucial part of the programme. email me, mailmogg@gbnews.com . but now mailmogg@gbnews.com. but now it's what you've all been waiting the of the day waiting for. the news of the day with middlehurst . jacob with polly middlehurst. jacob thank you and good evening to you. >> well, police searching for a missing mother of three say they're in contact with detectives who worked on the nicola bulley case to make sure no stone is unturned. cctv footage has been released showing the 55 year old gaynor lord leaving work on friday afternoon . she was last seen afternoon. she was last seen walking through norwich city centre. her coat has since been discovered in the river. wensum prompting a huge search by police, fire crews and the coast guard. police say she may have entered the water where underwater teams have been searching today. >> we are continuing the work that we have been doing since friday night here at wensum park , conducting

first looking into this. of all, what has robin walker been first of all, what has robin walker beencation for personal finance education for personal finance education was introduced in 2014 in england, so coming up on nearly ten years ago, and that top banking, pensions, interest, that kind of thing. i think robin walker, the conservative mp who chairs the commons education select committee, he wants that personal finance education to be strengthened to keep place with what he sees are changes in the exposure young people are having to adverts on social media, online, to things that are risky investments or things that he described to me as downright get rich quick schemes, which between you and me, a pretty dodgy scams. financial education needs to give children the confidence to be able to engage with the world as it is. and that ranges from a whole range of things like understanding the way payslips work, understanding pensions, understanding rates of interest. but particularly in a world where there are increasingly complicated financial products being sold to people, and frank

traji actually said alice walker wrote us black shakespeare. we all know that shakespeare gets reinterpreted all the time. >> reporter: reinterpreted, refreshed and still resonating worldwide. ♪ oh, yes, i am ♪ >> reporter: stephanie elam, cnn, los angeles. >>> and coming up, the christmas powerball jackpot climbing to $638 million. your chances of winning that major holiday gift, we will talk about that and, yes, even pandas love christmas presents, how the animals at one zoo in france are cecelebrating.g. you're l live in thehe "cnn nenewsroom." >>> this could be a very merry christmas were one lottery player. the powerball jackpot is $638 million just in time for tomorrow night's christmas drawing. only three players in the past have won the powerball jackpot on christmas day. the estimated cash value of monday night's grand prize is more than $321 million. if i win, you'll never see me again. >>> moving on, christmas came early for some animals at a zoo in france this weekend. the famous chinese pandas tore into boxes to find their favorite

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so the eagle strike first we go to the 3rd eagle's leading by 7 to lock hands it off to kenneth walker. the 3rd. >> to the right and shakes off all of those defenders that the 23 yard touchdown run for walker. the right back in this game. so now tied at 10 apiece little later in the quarter. >> eagles in the red zone and herds. taking advantage of that famous brotherly shove just like that. eagles regain the lead. but one more chance for seattle ball game right here. 33 seconds on the clock. it's a touchdown to jaxon smith-njigba making the catch the 29 yard or seahawks take the lead late loch lomond and geno smith loving it. but time left for one more shot for the eagles. so was it downfield to aj brown? jordan love picks it off but he didn't just before going out of bounds. love second interception of the game hurts. can't believe it. i wouldn't either if i were him. but that sealed the game. seahawks upset the eagles 20 to 17. they snapped their four-game losing streak and hand the eagles. 3rd straight loss. so thanks to the eagles losing forty-niners could now possibly clinched the

so let's not pretend that there is and it is a risky profession, of course, of being an aide walker, delivering those trucks. and the challenge about focusing so much on trucks is that we can track the numbers, the crossover into gaza. but it's very difficult to know beyond that point whether they getting as close to people who need that age as they should be. because of those issues with no d, confliction of movement or safe space is that uh agreed to bio policy to the complex. so it's a bit of an illusion. and then on top of that, if you have a continued issue about cutting off water electricity and fuel, the ability to provide for a population of a, of a $2200000.00, a 2 percent of whom would dependent on aid prior to the events won't tell you that it is completely eventful because those numbers are staggering. and i just one that how, what the thinking is behind the distribution, how do you, how do you decide where to send a limited number of trucks in a tiny area that is being bombed and where everybody needs it? and it says here in this question, it's actually an important ques

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the home features colorful lights, country music star walker hayes holiday hit fans tsay like christmas. the song is a recently released holiday version of hayes 2021 hit fancy like. and that is fancy. >> it is. that's pretty cool. all right. we still have much more news ahead. >> let's go to abc7 news anchor karina nova for a look at the stories coming up at 530. >> karina. thanks dan and amy. tonight, we're going to have an update to a disturbing story from the i-team's dan noyes, the latest on an east bay church pastor accused of sexually abusing several of his young congregants. dan spoke with some of the young victims and will join me with new details. plus, more from abc7's town hall with san francisco mayor. police chief and district attorney. a deeper conversation today after we heard their solutions to the city's biggest issues. join us for those stories and more at 530 on abc7 bay area streaming tv. dan >> karina, thank you. >> and you can download the abc7 app or just go to abc7 news.com to join karina in two minutes. >> and if you're watching this on tv world news tonight wi

you've just messed with walkers crisps . did walker insane? >> did walkers say anything about this?ould. >> i think that they should. >> i think they're going get >> i think they're going to get very , oily and think very salty, oily and i think that they're going to, uh i mean i personally would i'd very i personally would i'd be very annoyed if one of my star sponsors was doing this. and lineker untouchable . lineker thinks he's untouchable. yeah. which is why do all yeah. which is why he can do all of this. and comes before of this. and pride comes before a fall, so i think he's cursed. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> and makes packet >> and he makes a packet from that . hey, that walkers deal. hey, i champion yeah. >> i mean , uh, gary lineker, he >> i mean, uh, gary lineker, he used this defence in court. >> um, he said my political activism, my tweets or his lawyers said on behalf of him, uh, mean that i'm not a regular bbc employee. and he managed to sort of weasel his way out of . sort of weasel his way out of. a £4.9 million tax case with with hmrc. >> it's very simple . and >> it's v

you've just messed with walkers crisps . did walker insane? >> did walkers say anything about this?ould. >> i think that they should. >> i think they're going get >> i think they're going to get very , oily and think very salty, oily and i think that they're going to, uh i mean i personally would i'd very i personally would i'd be very annoyed if one of my star sponsors was doing this. and lineker untouchable . lineker thinks he's untouchable. yeah. which is why do all yeah. which is why he can do all of this. and comes before of this. and pride comes before a fall, so i think he's cursed. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> and makes packet >> and he makes a packet from that . hey, that walkers deal. hey, i champion yeah. >> i mean , uh, gary lineker, he >> i mean, uh, gary lineker, he used this defence in court. >> um, he said my political activism, my tweets or his lawyers said on behalf of him, uh, mean that i'm not a regular bbc employee. and he managed to sort of weasel his way out of . sort of weasel his way out of. a £4.9 million tax case with with hmrc. >> it's very simple . and >> it's v

i read crescent walkers provided 1st aid to those injured in the attack task of death pulling guns. and he has 19000 that's according to local authorities . and the situation in the enclave is made was by telecoms. cuts the government media offers accusing is relative deliberately closing the blackout as they came out of the air and situation and gaza continues to was sent over. the assistant is riley bombardments, a gauze of ice joining us to shows us what the conditions of the region have now become on this as well. it was the office where i used to sit and up to all of my work when there was an actor and a running walker running business here before it was founded to rebuild because of the strikes just close the . ready i've been getting my day that's every day over the past, month, 2 months or more. to do more with it. she came voluntary tab which has run nonthreatening all the time. most of the time is not writing, and it's only comes a few hours every couple of days. and that's why i was able to, to get this jack, which is 5 liters, 500 meters, to palm the water with our hands

حقيقي وواقعي بعد استشهاد السيد تعرف صار هناك من كل المقربين من السيد مستهدفين solemly swear george walkerust fill us in what's happening. as you mentioned, masier, uh, there was a cyber attack this morning and number of gas stations in iran were affected, we are now at the refining and distribution company of the iranian national oil company, the deputy minister is with me to give us more details about the cyber attack that happened and how they were able to control it in less than seven hours. thank you very much for joining us, sir. در اختیار ما قرار دادید جناب آقای ساداری اگر ممکنه توضیحاتی رو بدید در خصوص اینکه اختلالی که ایجاد شده بود که. the support and with the information we had had already, in a limited period of time we're able to actually bring this under control and hopefully با اقدامات بعدی بتونیم در واقع شرایط رو فراهم کردیم که یکی از کارخونه های ما در یکی از سیستی ما اونجا احتمالاً آلوده باشه ما بتونیم این آلودگی رو پاک سازی کنیم که اگر ما فرایند سوختگیری رو فعال کردیم دیگه مشکلی نداریم در خصوص سرعت عملیت ما چون که این کار رو خب هم در واقع پلن های متفاوت رو برای هر مرحله دی

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i read present walkers providing a 1st aid to those injured and they attack. the situation in the region has to be made was by telecom breakdowns of local authorities accusing israel to deliberately causing the blackout. but meanwhile, a palestinian organization has lost an initiative to help children affected by the war and casa aid. wel, cuz they've been visiting hospitals to meet with kids and put on shows to try to cheer them off of the story. now with level john list, i mean i'm a the honda itself, this place shows are in how are being display. so the locks of motors has to be to have only been able today to for you some of the child that has the back to because of the is there a new war on the gaza strip? that's because of the initiative of the youth sherry for for the past 60 days we have been in a difficult mental situation in all mental state is bad. i will never forget when i walked in the streets and so loved ones lying around. i saw their dead bodies. they tried to help us to get to it, but i couldn't. i want to be like the rest of the kids in the