>> i will go with nat. >> i have to go with nat, too. >> tom: nat king cole michael michael that makesst guess but then i thought i have to guess what i think they didn't say. i went one flip too many times. that guy thought bing was a search engine. >> tom: gerri? this is your chance to think what the average american thinks. >> pete: what's your name and where are you from. >> ryan from minnesota. >> >> we're celebrating our honeymoon we got married a month ago. here celebrating in style and thought nashville would be. >> pete: honeymoon trip to nashville congratulations. >> thank you. >> pete: newlyweds are here. which means this will be your first christmas together it? >> will be our first christmas together as a married couple, correct. pete ryan and myra, you are going to resolve this debate for us. what do you pick multi colored lights or white lights only? >> tom: newlyweds ryan and myran from minnesotaew. do they like colored lights or white lights, gerri?or >> gerri: it's tough. it's a big question. people face it every year. i look at these two fabulous young people i think

nat, you’re smart , with you the hotel would become exemplary, and you have the appropriate educationstudy? i’m defending my thesis next year, but masha is of no use, because she’s not busy with her own business, right? masha is not adapted to anything at all and can only run towards fetki drink tea at the bar, no need, girls, really, enough of this gossip, if it were still of no use, go home, yeah, go ahead, i told you, she’s like that... so, lord , we listen carefully and remember, the day after tomorrow an international economic forum begins in our city, our hotel is given the high honor of hosting the participants of this event, including very wealthy people, but most importantly, our hotel. capital businessman oleg vorokhov is coming, he is a very important person for us, and we must help him gala reception. why come to us? there are even better hotels for such people. consider us lucky and we shouldn't disgrace ourselves. yes. izobyla sergeevna, it’s about not disgracing yourself. we have long asked you to buy normal work equipment and cleaning products, at least a little more e

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nat gas going in the other direction. this contract does expire tomorrow.you can see down about 2%. earlier it was down more than 5%. and as it so often does with nat gas, it comes back to weather expectations. heating demand is doing down. temperatures are warm and expected to be warm for the end of the year. so not a lot of demand there. we also have supply which is very high because in places like the permian, producers still pumping oil and a higher percentage of nat gas coming out and that counts for 15% of domestic supply. so demand not so much there. >> and what has been going on again overseas, you try to read the headlines and there is more people trying to explain whether like the houthis, was there an attack, no, this was an msc ship and this was in the red sea and they rejected warning calls. so this activity is not calming down at all. >> yeah, a lot of different headlines and different players, so hard to understand how it will impact the markets. earlier today they say they think it will go below 70 next year because iran won't target -- or a

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as danni wyatt and nat sciver—brunt inspired them to an opening win over india, in the first of theirkets on her return from injury. alex fletcher reports. from the stands to the pitch, it was all hands on deck for india in mumbai. and india used it to great effect, removing two england batters in the first over. recovery was needed and experience proved crucial. danni wyatt smashing in her half century, with nat sciver front following in her footsteps as they built a partnership of 138. after danni wyatt fell, nuts give brunt went on to score 100 for england. the visitors attack struck early. straight through, change of bowling with not skipper brunt. mas straight through, change of bowling with not skipper brunt.— with not skipper brunt. was good with not skipper brunt. was good with the ball _ with not skipper brunt. was good with the ball as _ with not skipper brunt. was good with the ball as she _ with not skipper brunt. was good with the ball as she was - with not skipper brunt. was good with the ball as she was with - with not skipper brunt. was good with the ball as she was wi

batting first, england opener danni wyatt set the platform with 75, nat sciver brunt later top scorings made i97.sophie ecclestone, on her return from a dislocated shoulder then took three wickets, india coming up short by 38 runs. the second game in the three—match series takes place at the same ground on saturday. it's a set of rules that will affect golfers of all levels. but the sports governing bodies have announced new rules surrounding ball specifications that will limit the distance balls can travel. it means golfs biggest hitters are likely to see their tee shots shortened by around 15 yards from 2028. natalie pirks has more. nice hit. steve and his cousin leon are battling the morning mist in bromley. they've been playing together for years and admit they're no tiger woods. stop, stop, stop. but new rules unveiled today will affect all players, no matter their level. from 2028 onwards, balls will gradually be swapped to new ones which travel around 15 yards less for pros, but a mere five yards less for amateurs. we don't hit anything like bryson dechambeau or rory mcilroy. an

the crew destroyed about five or six tanks and also several infantry fighting vehicles, including nat’s from the hands of the supreme commander is, first of all, pride. for myself, for my unit, since the reward is not only mine, but the battalion personnel who took part from the very beginning of the special operation. vladimir putin signed decrees, from which it follows that the german oil and gas company wintershell dia and the austrian omvi lost their shares in russian assets. according to documents published on the official portal of legal information, the president instructed the government to create russian legal entities to manage the southern russian sections of achimov's companies. provisions of the uringoy oil and gas condensate field, sogaz and gas technologies are invited to acquire shares in the created russian llcs. the un general assembly adopted a russian resolution on the fight against the glorification of nazism. the document calls for abandoning the practice of revising the history and results of the second world war, and also condemns denial the holocaust and manifes

nat nat gas, what's that about?hat i've been banned from singing on the air, period. moving on. from bryant. i tell you. i like to see an ai anchor try to tell a joke. that's interesting. what do you say, lauren? lauren: do you remember i interviewed the ai ceo and took her 20 seconds to interpret what i said and answer. i don't think they could, at least not yet. stuart: ash. ashley: you want me to tell a joke? is that the question? stuart: can an ai anchor tell a joke any think the answer is no. ashley: no, not unless they're programmed. stuart: all right, i'm going to keep this job. next from fred, stu, did you actually say me thane? it's methane. you're wrong, isn't it methane, ash? ashley: yennis, when in rome. but you done want to talk about methane in rome. lauren: we're in the u.s.. stuart: from tina, i value your trusted reason reporting and thank you for being a part of my mornings for many years and i can pay you no higher compliment than the actor edwin gwen playing santa claus on 34th street. side by si

nat is preparing for a long winter.did you get there? no adventures. oh, emerson, who didn’t expect to be exiled from lebanon into the russian cold? lie down in the trunk, you have to suffer. you know that diplomatic vehicles are not subject to inspection. you wouldn’t suffocate here, you won’t suffocate , there are a lot of holes for air, the border is 70 km away, you’ll have to be patient, lie there like a mouse until you hear the music of your lyus, and what will that mean, that it’s all over, the house is without water for the second day, we blocked the riser, in the ninth apartment there is already water on the floor from the ceiling, in the third apartment it has leaked, in general, yes, you find it, pasha, wow, well, here you go, owners, is there anyone at home, pasha, you, you are in boots, go look what 's with the crowns in the kitchen in the bathroom, come on, in in general, no one has a fortune or a conscience, 40 apartments without water, you understand, boss, come here, here it was lying on the table, the b

the people gathered at nat con know how to get things done. the king maker peter thiel has delivered the opening keynote at all three conferences in the u.s. as for their international conferences, back in 2020, one of their guests of honor for their conference in rome was hungry's prime minister, viktor orban. joining me is ben collins, nbc news senior reporter, and steven luvitsky, coauthor of tyranny of the minority, why american democracy reached the breaking point. thank you both for being here. i will start with you, steve. can you just talk a little bit more about how the european far right and the american far right sort of came together and how long that's been going on? >> it has been going on for about a decade or so. i think it's important to point out or step back and think about how new this is. it wasn't that long ago that americans and republicans thought of the united states as a model for the world. that other countries and other political parties would follow. now, we have descended or the republicans have descended to a poi

people to throw off the shackles of cinist depression and you mentioned that um i was victim of the the nat in 1948, the point about that as as and same point today is the violence, is the violence that accompanism and so that violence meant that uh moving on from breaking bones just simply shoot the people. if you recall in that period uh we had the irish peace process, we had the south african peace process, we had we had mandela release in prison, uh, it looked like this was part of a general tendency in the world to move towards uh resolving political conflicts, of course mistake. for decades, israel has used water as a weapon against palestinians. this has led to disposession displacement of palestinian communities. welcome to the index section. when it comes to water, did you know that occupied rama in the west bank is average annual rainfall of 615 millimeters? take a look at that, then compare that to what london is actually receiving, 585, so it's more than london. that's a surprise, isn't it? next up, let's take a look at the difference that exists when it comes to the palestinian

natural gas production, but it's thanks to nat gas co2 emissions fell over 30% from 2005 to 2019 and economy grew 28%. with me now is climatedepot.com publisher and author of green fraud mark plan know. marc, great to see you and i understand you're going to see this conference after the interview and appreciate you squeezing us in. you're getting rid of natural gas and thing that's done more than anything else, more than windmills or solar or anything else to drop co2 levels. >> this is incredible american success story. if you're concerned about co2 emissions. our conversation from cold and natural gas has met the united states lead the world -- led the world second to none in reducing carbon dioxide emissions and did better than the signatories of the un paris agreement and all the people shaming president trump for pulling out and did a better job reducing the co2 emissions and through the innovation of horizontal fracking and natural gas frabbing and huge american success story and now not only is this un summit targeting natch rat gas and going after american agriculture and th

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alekhan, well, no one surrounded you, no , you didn’t understand, i’m talking about nat, can’t you seeou can’t, you can’t finish it, otherwise. tetris, tetris, i know, the germans were still afraid of it, well, t-34, good afternoon, lithuanian customs, long time no see, by the way, you forgot something very important at the border, something important, like your wonderful... yes, well then 1 2 3 that's it, i counted all the young people in the hall, let's go, gentlemen, good luck, what? clarify, gentleman, who, gentlemen, gentleman, where is the scene, as soon as we arrived in svetlogorsk, i immediately went to the store, can you imagine, and there are our boys, who are they, hello, hello, do you have amber, no, no, damn it, dude, we’re in svetlogorsk . they even found intar in my kidneys, so look, paid intar, free intar, royal amber, your majesty, some main roles, ambers, three musketeers, one haymaker for all, all for one, yantar trade relations with other countries, their there’s not enough left, amber ballet is when you walk along the beach like that you go so as not to step on amb

first, alaskans new episodes are available on nat geo.revious seasons are streaming now on disney plus. all right. we've got a fun surprise for you today because joining us now is abc news meteorologist rob marciano. >> hi, guys. hi so nice to see you guys in person. you know, we get to talk over the years, the headsets every once in a while. but in person, so much nicer. you actually exist. >> you're not an ai projection or anything that's great in person. real, actually. you're working on another natgeo project, right? >> oh, yeah. that's that's an interesting story that i'm looking forward to seeing. but yeah, you know, we're all owned by the same mickey mouse, right? and nancy is right in there. so anytime you get an opportunity, we work with the talented people over there. you jump at it. and so i've been i'm working on a book project, which is going to challenge me on many levels in that it's about, remember those books, the how stuff works that nat geo put, they put them out about every 10 or 15 years. this is another iteration of

points of view that you have expressed is closer to , basically, do you think that we should come to nat. for a long time, our new representatives should express their focus or solve it in a more fundamental way according to mr. shakhai's words or not, like mr. leilast . let your experts speak, in my opinion , the system of iran's economic issues. these things that your experts are not saying, but we should pursue solving economic issues and creating competition in the elections and attracting people by addressing other issues . conventional indicators of development speak, people do not get a good connection with economic discussions. one of the reasons why participation in some of the past elections has gone down is the same system of issues raised by gentlemen. people, when it is a problem from the words of an economic expert. when they hear it, they should relate it to their own lives to know i consider the opportunity to be closed and from the point of view of fiqh al-makasab school of economics of the strategic council of the islamic progress model, i propose a set of issues relate

nate: i'm partial to nat king cole's "the christmas song," chestnuts roasting on an open fire.tive simplicity. it's so easy to sing. it rolls off the tongue. >> ♪ chestnuts roasting on an open fire ♪ nate: but once you start to play it on piano and i'm a pianist, i love to play it during the holidays. there's some really clever you notice harmonies and rhythms here. and i think that keeps us coming back to that song year after year. john: nate sloan of the university of southern california, thank you very much. nate: thanks for having me. ♪ john: that is "pbs news weekend" for this christmas eve. i'm john yang. for all of my colleagues, thanks for joining us. we hope you have a merry christmas and a joyous kwanzaa. >> ♪ santa baby i want a yacht and really that's not a lot been an angel all year ♪ >> major funding for "pbs news weekend" has been provided by -- >> consumer cellular, this is sam, how may i help you? this is a pocket dial. well, somebody's pocket, i thought i would let you know that with consumer cellular you get nationwide coverage with no contract. that is kind

and he said that the freight does, nat calling me doesn't have his own defense base. and this is why the trajectory all the combs the for is in rushes. fever, i see might be wrong, long term, but these unfortunately are right right now. and it's everything in the hands of western. oh, is it a leadership to problem is separate and brought the white house national security advisor jake sullivan said last week, but any short, full in funding would quickly compromise ukraine's defense capabilities in your view. how long does you credit and have to get the weapons? it's calling for bits for its troops. not only failed to advance, but actually begin to retreat. oh, there is a discussion inside the previous senior military leadership at the political leadership, as well as among friends off you prayed in the west. what's the best strategy? the ukraine should follow right now because russia is probably dock in what you real advantage is on the russian side. whether it makes sense for the crate to try to break through the russian lines given how it was off to the troops off fo

jane is paul's oldest daughter, the one he admitted to bishop herod, that he had abused her feelings. nat, she's now 18 for protecting her identity. i don't see how anyone can just ignore a child safety like that. i was 5. i could do anything. i couldn't say anything. i knew was wrong, but i couldn't put into words how wrong it was. and they knew that was wrong. but they chose not to do anything about it. when you found out that they didn't protect you, that they didn't speak out, how did you feel about that? i was to say the least. horrified. how was that the right decision allowing someone to hurt me to hurt my family? the piece only stopped at least 6 years after paul confessed official parent. when a video paul had made it, the abuse was found in a police investigation across the world. there was a file on a computer in new zealand, and we make an arrest. thousands and thousands of miles away in stock. the victimization facial recognition identified paul on the video and he was arrested in 2017. but while he was a waiting trial, he died by suicide. since then, the county has been look

nat sciver—brunt with a six. this effort gave the home fans something to cheer. was a comedy, drama and tragedy rolled into one. england won't care, the series is theirs. england's men are under way in their one—day international decider against the west indies. rain delayed the start at the kensington 0val in barbados. the match has been cut to 43 overs. the match has been cut to 43 overs. the west indies decided to build. jos buttler�*s side are looking to rebuild after such a poor defence of the 0di world cup title they won in 2019. they are already two wickets down. salt and crawley both falling. 17—2. you can follow it all on the bbc sport website and app. 13-2, i 13—2, i beg your pardon. after this match, there's five t20s starting on tuesday. to rugby union now, and a dramatic late win for exeter chiefs on the opening weekend of the champions cup as henry slade's injury—time conversion saw them edge past toulon19—18. last season's semi—finalists took the lead in the first half after an interception from harvey skinner saw him run from well inside his own h

and the nats dak, 44% for the year. detroit pistons just made nba history in the wrong ways.heir 28th consecutive game. a tough overtime battle with the celtics. the pistons blew it. they are now tied with the the 6ers for the longest ever ruse losing streak. they spanned over two seasons. the pistons managed to do it all-in-one season. tomorrow the pistons play the raptors with a chance to either break the nba record or maybe get a rare win. >>> and perhaps the greatest mascot for a college bowl game ever. a giant pop tart, a giant dancing poptart rose from the toasting in the first ever pop tart bowl between k-state and nc state. a sad falt at end of the game. the wildcats got to eat the giant pop tart to celebrate their victory. sad for the pop tart. i find them to be one of the most rewarding of all foods. >> especially after you win a big game. it makes all the sense in the world. >>> if sports are photo your thing, might we recommend the book club from our colleague michael smerconish. he's bringing you the highlights in a special episode of his show tomorrow. >> back i

defense in order to make really successes, which, which bring ukraine in a better position and bring to nat, mix into favor of you. okay. so let me go over to irina and ask you about the real situation for russian forces. the us national security council recently said that russ, it's heavy losses at of difficult or depressing the russian troops morale. and they claimed that russian commanders were threatening to execute entire units if they retreated from ukrainian artillery fire. can you tell us whether that is true, that claim, and 4th, the mood is amongst the russian forces hall? i don't know whether it's true or not, but you know, is that all in, in the russian past is this sort of to you and in as a used this mess that's and i'm in this mess i've all successful. and if i'm in, it least is at the thought it was paid um, but no, i don't. seems that uh that current floor is a little more seconds. so harsh mess that's could be such that successful to some extent, but you can use it every day. but to me so far, um put his position as a reference position on the, on the front line seems kind

to off kidding. comedy because we're not nat|getting to off a kidding. comedy because we're not nat| off a bit.ding. are getting to off a bit. christopher hitchens about christopher hitchens wrote about it anyway. just think i just it anyway. i just think i just think it's very ungracious think it's a very ungracious thing to say. and i it's very odd. thing to say. and i it's very ocht's bit insulting to his >> it's a bit insulting to his colleagues. think. but anyway, colleagues. i think. but anyway, there let's get another there we go. let's get another question now from shirley. where's shirley? >> cancelling >> should we be cancelling children cultural appropriation? yeah. >> yeah. >> em- 5 this? this week? >> did you see this? this week? i it was amazing. it went i mean, it was amazing. it went it's all over the internet it's gone all over the internet because there's boy, because there's this boy, i think nine year old boy. think he's a nine year old boy. there he is. and he's dressed up. he's obviously a fan of the kansas city chiefs and the chiefs, know, chiefs, obviously, yo

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remembered what russia was, knew, and so this is an extension. happened, those who made it, they got to the natt their security system, let's look at another, another, but, sorry, but we also knew what russia is, why the same experience is even more short-lived for them, than we have in some places, but the effects are so different, we did not know anything , what russia is like, ukrainians in 1994, three years before this fundamental act of russia-nato, before the ukraine-nato charter signed by leonid kuchma in madrid, voted for kuchma , it was... the first term: kuchva came to power with slogans restoration of relations with the russian federation, one of the most important moments of his first term as president was the state visit to kyiv by boris yeltsin, who signed this famous big agreement, which did not guarantee us anything, and who set as a condition for his move and for signing this big agreement, as you know, since the creation of the agreement regarding the presence of the black sea fleet in crimea, so that no one knew anything, the majority of our compatriots with you adhered to ab

the new phase of israel is ground invasion is targeting air is nat calling us in the south is gone. is this 2nd largest city and how to hundreds of thousands of palestinians forced from the homes in the north is rarely forces of baffling protest in fights. is that the sombre gates and is not meant jihad in these regions? traded in red is also heavy fighting in several neighborhoods in kansas city. all the fighting and troop movements indicate that as well is aiming to define the goal is to strip into 3 areas, the north central region. on the south, it's all right as a, as the latest for rough uh, in the southern gospel, as israel is, expands in the military ration in con, you and those people across the con, you in a city were forced again to evacuate, to roughly seeking shelter away from that is very for me, the city becomes overwhelmed with dr. reeves, who are experiencing the trust, the conditions where they struggle to for in children, to survive, people left everything behind on you. and as we're forced to live in terms that we're sitting public areas, 2nd old basics deployed t

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they provide a source of income to those who lost their farms and businesses and nat geo. the as though they had a, with this war with living tragic times. so the costs of becoming a mode of transportation was no fuel in gaza and no cause the operating people need to get around sometimes to places that are far away and don't keep costs of the only way. the problems are numerous, but 1000 use here say the endured so much already that they're determined to overcome these latest challenges given to c, u l g 0 hun units in south or in cause the 17 time nationals have reunited with families off to being held captive by homeless for more than 6 weeks, another 6 have been freed on will return to thailand off to completing medical checks. jessica washington has report from bangkok to weeks of uncertainty along the way to return for these tiny nationals overblown me since deceased. but we don't know much about what's happening. i want to encourage to tie hostages was still has a captive in gaza. the me and i released the captive tyson one thing to thor. he's for bringing him home a

property was also damaged, and the palestinian mom was recently shot dead by a sense they knew the city of nat police. his family is seeking justice. knew this so my children still can believe their father is gone and will not return. my son was soc, is going out to search for him. i hope that my husband's rights will be recognized . the people will know the truth of what happened. we were on our land when they attacked us. how that would happen to us does not happen to other families. one of the problems in other news on the is ready palestinian conflicts and unprecedented number of ultra orthodox jews. how jews have volunteered to sub in the ideas as lots of the religious communities spend is defending their right to avoid the draft . members of the her ready to community have been allowed to refuse mandatory. so for instance, as well, sounds a. instead, they did take that time to study in the torah for leaving. this will help protect the promise line to stupid not to win a voluntary unless when status is controversial and criticized by is ladies both inside and outside the home or the commu

they provide a source of income to those who lost their farms and businesses and nat geo. the as though they had a book with us for we're living tragic times. so the costs of becoming a mode of transportation. there's no feeling gaza and no cause the operating people need to get around sometimes to places that are far away and don't kick outs of the only way that the problems are numerous. palestinians here say the endured so much already that they're determined to overcome these latest challenges. given the c u l g 0, hun eunice in southern cause the the kind of bring you some of the news now. and russian forces say they have re gain control of several contests of villages and they don't yet, squeezen and ukraine has been heavy fighting throughout the baffled eastern region . in recent days, ukraine says that a russian strike hit a residential area, overnights injuring 10 people. i'm leaving several on accounts of the full us. meanwhile, ukrainian president brought to me as a lensky, has visited troops on the front lines in the countries northeast cocky region ok. recurri

they provide a source of income to those who lost their farms and businesses and nat geo, the as the how to with this war with living tragic times. so the costs of becoming a mode of transportation was no fuel and gaza and no cause the operating people need to get around sometimes to places that are far away and don't keep costs of the only way. the problems are numerous, palestinians here say the endured. so much already that they're determined to overcome these latest challenges. given the c u l g 0, hun eunice in south there and cause the the, it's like it's a, some of them use now. and russian forces say they, if we gain control of several contested villages under them, yet screeching in ukraine has been heavy fighting throughout the in buffalo. the eastern region of recent days recreating says a russian ass try kit a residential area overnight is when 10 people are leaving. several on accounts of full ukrainian president brought him is a lensky, has visited troops on the front line in the countries north, east khaki of region. ukrainian forces have been holding by russian attack

they provide a source of income to those who lost their farms and businesses and nat geo. the as though they had a book with this war with living tragic times. so the costs of becoming a mode of transportation was no feeling gaza and no cause the operating people need to get around sometimes to places that are far away and don't kick outs of the only way. the problems are numerous palestinians here say the endured so much already that they're determined to overcome these latest challenges given to c, u l g 0 hun eunice in southern cause the okay, let's go to the wrong khan, who joins us now live from occupied east jerusalem this time yesterday in ron, we had the news that the c spa has been extended. 10 minutes to be out. we have the was down to the why. we have got the news by now, but unfortunately, 5 minutes to be out. this time we have no updates. what are you hearing the. busy before i on to that question, in the last 3 minutes we've had a know the siren in the area surrounding garza the is ready. um you have confirmed it. it feels like it looks like it seems like the