the director of night vision previously won a short film palme d'or for his work on a film called safe are using different techniques to try to capture new audiences. translation: i think these days that there are many similar - narratives as stories, so therefore coming up with fresh ways to tell the stories. for instance, 3d movies in the past or when black and white went to colour, i think those kinds of illustrative ways and how they evolve can also be a new innovative move. south korea's film industry has long had an edge internationally, notjust in its ability to deliver original and distinct stories, but also by creating impressive looking features. across seoul is the home of dexter studios, established more than ten years ago. it's now one of the biggest visual effects companies in asia, involved in everything from virtual production to sound design. they are perhaps best known internationally for their efforts on squid game and parasite. although with parasite, much of the work remained invisible to the average filmgoer. translation: for parasite, - the whole approach and str

want to give pride to place to on a foot card that is truly independent from the plot just of the night vision. molly, booking of fi, so i need to have set the board, rolling the bar of talk to div colonized station on the call on the oddity on that is what africa needs in this 21st century. during this difficult periods of trying to fight a french control, some will have noticed that there has been a died in between the side young countries on russia and the us being, we're not just replacing another color neither with another. but that must be understood in context, the history of many african countries on the soviet union. and now russia is very different from the european colonizers. russia wasn't never of color nice. and russia corporate did with very many african countries in the struggle for independence. and that is why in the struggle to protect themselves, i gave the front of the french on to protect themselves against the continuation of military aggression, a number of countries in the indian region where they is in ms. j o. miley. busy book, enough of us. so i've started in to mil

didn't take me too long to travel to a film—making team collaborating on a new korean short called night visionch mimic the point of view of the built—in cameras which are mounted accessories on this hyundai car. night fishing stars well—known korean actor son suk—ku, who plays a mysterious driver chasing an extra—terrestrial entity. so we wanted to fit the taste of the younger generation and just trying to create something that they haven't seen before. the idea of what movie is can be, ithought, you know, bigger than what it is. the director of night fishing previously won a short film palme d'or for his work on a film called safe, and he sees his latest work as just one example of how korean storytellers are using different techniques to try to capture new audiences. translation: i think these days that there are many similar - narratives as stories, so therefore coming up with fresh ways to tell the stories. for instance, 3d movies in the past or when black and white went to colour, i think those kinds of illustrative ways and how they evolve can also be a new innovative move. south korea's

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some of them armed with nets and night vision binoculars. the rescue spent $10,000 trying to rescue this dog. >> usually, i can get them back quickly. scrim has proven to be the best i have ever seen. i would venture to say the best out there as far as escape and capture goes. >> scrim made the wall street journal last week. a run away dog captured the city. saga of scrim, pitting pursuers against locals that see the death defying mutt the symbol of resistance. inspired tattoos, a song, and letters to the editor calling for him to stay free. the rescue made t-shirts and created an online scrim tracker. okay. >> is the fact he is able to be an escape artist, you can't catch him if >> he wants to be free. >> he's a nervous dog. >> maybe he is fine. he just wants to live in the woods. >> - [narrator] the following is a paid presentation for the premium mattress topper by do dormeo. one of the fastest growing sleep companies in the world. what's captured these people's attention. - whoa! - oh my god! - wow! - that's it. - wow! i'm impressed. - w

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and israel, people don't riffs antimony is hearty material for lead the lazerguideed missiles night visionsed in super computers in drones, in -- ribbing materialize fiber, industrial side much larger than government side, it is a problem, all over we are getting lots of inquiries this is a fixable problem a commodity from five dollars a pound, to 18 dollars a pound in 90 days, things than the work the five dollars start working at 15 dollars deposits around the world the problem is small deposits, small veins outcrops taking accum lakes of all a problem fixable we have to move quickly our government was getting antimony from china communist party knocked he can everybody for a fast one here. >> your company in unique position with rarity of this critical mineral price is going up, antimony has seen -- largest increase of any of metal now more expensive than copper, assess the pricing whether or not going up further. >> actually we hope it doesn't go up any more we don't want to see demand destruction, but as we start getting delivers start, you know processing, and meeting this, demand of

products that china is banning, go in -- in materials inferring from semiconductors to satellites to night-visiony are targeting use of materials we need for our defense industry. why do we rely so much still on china for such an important industry as defense? i asked this repeatedly in terms of the drones, we buy drones from dji a chinese company, meaning that whatever that drone cap yourself whatever drone sees china sees sunset that counterproductive buying drones from number one adversary using those drones in the military we see china is going to ban export of those materials. >> of course, this is is something we need to riffs dji or tiktok the chinese communist party is trying to spy on us also want to spy, on our military disadvantage our military they think they can compromise supply chains why we have to repatriate this manufacturing to the u.s., or to our allies, and get it out of china. and china is watching very closely, how other world leaders are responding to president donald trump. and trying to come to the table, and going hey wait a minute, they know donald trump is not going t

we had three planes, nine helicopters working around the clock including seven that had night visionility. didn't have that six years ago. secondly this was the only, this is the only major fire right now in the united states allowing them to throw maximum manpower here, 1,400 firefighters including inmates, deployed on a 4,000-acre fire. now that's a small wildfire. now, still, hasn't been painless. people lost property. thousands had to leave their homes. businesses closed, and they even shutdown pch and almost nobody still has power. >> you would think we're a third world country. 20 square miles of america right now has almost no electricity, almost no cell service and almost no internet, and we're supposed to keep our residents informed. reporter: so the red flag warning ends in about three hours and the winds have died down to almost nothing cheryl. bottom line, it appears malibu has dodged a bullet on this one. >> well praying for everyone there. i hope that's the case. william la jeunesse, thank you for that live report and good news. appreciate it. well, we've got another fo

reporter: that fire in malibu six years ago destroyed a thousand homes but we have night vision helicopters there's like seven of them here and they've made a huge difference in slowing this thing down. they've been able to get those hand crews in there and that was not the case six years ago, and they're also dropping a ring of retardant slowing the fire's growth. yet still the coast highway is closed and city is a ghost town and nobody has any power. >> a third of america has almost no electricities and no cell service and almost no internet. we're supposed to keep our residents informed. reporter: we're in mall malibu and and we may get drizzle this weekend. back to you. stuart: thank you, william. california's governor gavin newsom proposing new spending even though that state is dealing with a $78 billion deficit. steve hilton joining us this morning. okay, what is n newsom spending money on now? >> well, this endless list of things that should have been done years ago and talk about water storage, infrastructure. there's all these things that actually are in the budget for years. the

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unlike the last major fire to hit here in 2018, that destroyed 1,000 homes, right now we have those night visionll night. that's made a huge difference. also we have the fixed wings able to put a ring of retardant around the fire and that's helped. the winds have really died down. still the major thoroughfare, pacific coast highway is closed. a ghost town, no one has power. you referred to the sunrise. good news is we have winds way down and a lot of moisture coming off the water, on shore breezes and maybe a drizzle this weekend. >> bill: hope for the best. hang tough, california. william la jeunesse, thank you. >> president biden: president-elect trump is receiving the strongest economy in modern history, the envy of the world. i will say something outrageous. nobody would exchange their economy with ours? can you think of one that wants to trade? >> dana: president biden is taking a victory lap on the economy but americans are still struggling to afford groceries after years of inflation. bring in karoline leavitt incoming white house press secretary. the fact check on the biden's economy. pr

. >> two factors have made a difference, one night vision helicopters. of them here and slowed the fire down because they hit it while sleeping at night. this is only major fire in the u.s. allowing them to throw 1400 firefighters at this for 4,000-acre fire? that is tiny by comparison of most wildfires. still, it was painless and people lost property and many had to leave, businesses closed, and almost still no one has power. >> you would think they are a third world country. 20 square miles of america right now has no electricity, almost no cell service and no internet. we are supposed to keep our residents informed. >> so the red flag continues today until 2:00 local and that is better than 6:00. amenity is up and wins way down that we couldn't get a sprinkle this weekend. >> john: it looks a lot better than it had a couple of days ago. william la jeunesse with the update, william, thank you. speed 226 luigi mangione is an isolation isolation cell i should say a maximum security but is not under psychiatric watch at this time. at the suspect in last w

these materials also show up in night vision goggles. it is hitting the u.s. in a way that is aimed at the defense industrial base and the tech industrial base. for the moment the u.s. is taking this in stride. the white house has not responded to this. the industry has been able to adapt so far to earlier restrictions china had already imposed about a year ago. they've been able to find alternate sources of supply from their own inventories and there are other places outside china where these minerals can be produced and found. it is that the world has grown so dependent on china as the top supplier because it can be made so cheaply and in such great abundance. caroline: mike sheppard bringing us the need to know. let's talk about ramifications of the u.s. limits on exports to china. we shined a light on asml, a chipmaker in europe, saying u.s. authorities are imposing restrictions on manufacturers that will become effective immediately, but it does not expect long-term demand to be impacted by these new regulations. let's stick with all things chips and take

it's capable for them to do radar, lidar, they can be doing night vision.y could be getting video of us. we are really not sure. it's difficult to be mutually exclusive that we are told over and over by the governor there is no safety issue but we don't know who's driving them, we don't know where they're going and we can't find out where they're at -- where they are taking off and landing from. it's a difficult situation for us to understand. >> sean: let me ask you, let's go back and listen again to the words of the governor. he's talking about no evidence of a threat to public safety. i have a close friend of mine who works here at fox, he's a camera drone operator. they are not that big, they are describing jones -- drones hear the size of a dining room table and the minute you get their eyes on them they go dark. it sounds like a clear and present danger to our country, am i wrong in assuming that and why aren't they assuming that? we're is joe biden and where is mullah mack, why isn't this and all hands on deck -- on deck moment until they identify wh

some have employed thermal sensors, night-vision, nets and tranquilizers.m, the houdini hound, has escaped them at every turn. in doing so, he's inspired tattoos, merchandise, and even a song for his fighting spirit. rescuers are concerned for his safety, though, and we hope he's okay, too. remember, there's a lot more online including a special holiday edition of pbs news weekly. we revisit some of our favorite pieces from our art and culture series, canvas, from 2024. that's on our youtube page. and be sure to watch washington week with the atlantic tonight on pbs. award winning journalist george packer joins moderator jeffrey goldberg for a special conversation about the future of the american democratic experiment. that is the news hour for tonight. i'm lisa desjardins. on behalf of the entire newshour team, thank you for joining us. >> major funding for the pbs news hour has been provided chae and nature can thrive together, the william and flora hewlett foundation, advancing ideas and supporting institutions to promote a better world at hewlett.org, a

they might be equipped with night vision capability to do i have no idea. there does seem to be a pattern to that and great difficulty i would imagine on the part of local authorities in these towns and communities where they've been seeing them. and almost all of these cases that i read about, as far as i know lights out an end they are gone. >> what we need here is some coordination from the white house. and an approach were we work at the intelligence community on this one as well as state local federal law enforcement altogether but coordinated out of the white house. i don't cs doing that. >> neil: someone's got to know right? i don't know whether... they wouldn't be letting this keep happening. >> and then they've got to inform the public. god forbid somebody sponsor one of our own drones and we've got ... >> neil: that begs the next question. they are not sharing this and they know it, they are not sharing it for a reason. i might be giving them too much credit but let's say that they are aware of things and they just don't want to tell us. that coul

when it comes to the air attack, i know they can use those helicopters with night vision now, but i'mondering, because of the santa ana winds and how strong and gusty they can be, can they fly those choppers at night? >> well, they said earlier today that they could, but it also depends on the conditions. you see how much smoke there is and when there's that much smoke, they can't see the ground. so that complicates the firefight. but what's more, when we get those strong santa ana winds, water drops and fire retardant drops are not that effective because we've actually witnessed in the past that they will do the water drop or the fire retardant drop, and the wind will just push it away from the intended target so it never lands where it's supposed to. so they're going to have to assess all that when they make the determination whether they will be flying tonight. >> a big battle on their hands tonight. cristy fajardo live tonight in malibu. christie we appreciate it. with that, we send it over to our chief meteorologist, bill martin. bill. yeah. >> and with winds up to 4555 miles an

and through night vision goggles, i could see that there was two people on board.board were in dark clothing, goggles, bandannas around their heads. dennis murphy (voiceover): it was around 11 o'clock, stellhorn and his crew, running dark, tail the boat surreptitiously, but quickly, the element of surprise was lost. i watched the passenger turn around and he spots us, i think. i tell one of my crew members, light them up with a spotlight. as soon as he lights up the boat, i notice the passenger roll a large duffel bag off the side of the boat. the chase is on. [sirens] we think we have a narcotics case, a smuggling case that went bad. and at some point, they just stopped their boat, and both of them put their hands straight up in the air. dennis murphy (voiceover): the two were zipped up during the questioning that followed. agents returned to the spot where the bag was dumped, but it had already sunk. and with no drugs found on the boat, agents released the two. but their boat was seized for a follow-up investigation. just another night in the office in the war on

rule number one of spy craft, don't turn the lights on. [ laughter ] that and don't wear night visionn the day time. [ laughter ] "keith, bud, you know we can see you, right, bud?" [ light laughter ] that wasn't the only expert cnn interviewed. they also spoke to neil degrasse tyson who explained why these drones were most likely not sinister. although he also used the opportunity to take some pot shots at new jersey. >> i can't claim to know the motives of aliens, just being an earthling. but of all the places to show up on earth, they pick new jersey? that's odd for me. i wonder what the aliens are looking for. no offense to new jersey. i'm just saying. there's the whole earth they could have visited. so, yeah, it's a mystery. >> seth: no offense to new jersey -- i'm going to guess based on every person i've met from new jersey, offense taken. [ laughter ] they might even tell an astrophysicist like you to, i don't know, stick it up uranus. [ light laughter ] "hey! hey, neil, i'm busting balls." for your information, neil, new jersey is the home of bruce springsteen, thomas edison,

you look at their outfits, they've got night vision goggles, they all have walkie talkies. they. they are cheated out in a way that's much better than originally. and troops who look hungry, who have been under fed for these trips are full of z o, they're well equipped and they're ready to go. and that's it. that's it is an important factor in this collapse of the syrian regime that we've seen so far. and joshua landis, director of the center for me, at least, studies at the university of oklahoma. thank you very much. pleasure. still ahead on houses. there are thousands of protesters in south korea demand their president resign after his failed bid to impose marshal protest or his head out on the streets of police. e for an 8th night in a row, demonstrating against the author a decade of honoring individuals and institutions working and translation between arabic and 40 other world languages. shay come on. the award for translation and international understanding is hosting. it's 10 towards serve. on the 10th of december 2024 in doha guitar, shea come on the award for translatio

they could be doing night vision. they could be getting video of us. we're really not sure. and it really is difficult to be mutually exclusive that we are told over and over by the governor. there is no safety issue, but we don't know who's driving them. we don't know where they're going, and we can't find out where they're taking off and landing from. it's a very difficult situation for us to try to understand. >> brett velicovich, let me ask you now, let's go back and listen again. the words of the governor, he's telling people, oh, no evidence of a threat to public safety. now, i have a close friend of mine. he works here at fox. he is a camera drone operator. they're not that big. they're describing drones here the size of a dining room table. and the minute that you get your eyes on them, they go dark. this sounds like a clear and present danger to our country. am i wrong in assuming that? and why aren't they assuming that? where's joe biden? where's kamala? the last person in the room. harris. where's mayorkas? why aren't why isn't this an all hands on deck moment unt

but your night vision matters.eam of. >> forgive the pun, theresa, i very rarely remember my dreams, except if i happen to wake up in the middle of one and then obviously, you know it's still present. but it seems to me that mostly it's related to what i've been doing that day, who i've seen, and just kind of a random mix of my, you know, experiences from the previous 24 hours. is that quite normal? >> yes. dreams are supposed to be random and illogical. one of the problems we have with people new to dream work is they try to impose reason and logic on them. but reason and logic are for the daytime. we've done enough there. you've been there, done that. when you fall asleep, you need to connect to your inner world where intuition and creativity reign supreme. and a lot of us these days squash that. we're so focused on externals, but we need a balance in our lives between external, the outside in approach to life, getting your validation from other people, from things that you do. but for a really fulfilling life. y

he says i'm prepared to invest countless days and sleepless nights to realize this vision.elieve america can achieve its full potential with doge leading the charge. to rub shoulders with the people inside their orbit is priceless. how many people are thinking that way? >> you will do a lot of networking. once the job is done there will be a lot of opportunities. i am excited about this. we talked about this on "the five" a little bit yesterday. i'm excitesed about seeing people willing to give service to their country. also the other side of it is the opposition will give voters a good look at who is really for them that they are putting in office and who is not for them. so the special interests and all the other stuff, ridiculous spending we've seen. people who fight hard you will have to explain it. the other side is after their service is done with doge i hope these are the individuals that run for office because people who seek office for service and change and not money are the type of people that i want to vote for. >> dana: even if they start good companies, innova

west virginia but's the nation's problems but it didn't take long for me to see if it's yours visions here so night of my first conversation here and read and it's not very long short athlete of hundreds for democratic candidates to run against the public incidents worse biggest both sides and that's just the way it is not do not know that. working for me to could be unharmed conversation so we told well i'm not going to raise money to tap my friends and colleagues just because they have it hard by the name and expects work together pump working against them and not going to do it in a corset didn't win a popularity contest either. but it sure felt with right thing to do. in this criticisms would work on behalf of the people we needed to treat each other with respect and try to do that with everybody. i knew anybody that i don't feels my friend and i feel strongly about that predict senate ethics clips never campaigning is a single leg pretty however the calling setting here if listener is ideal. i'm still looking for some more signatures pretty i'm going to keep working on that would be wonderful

forget about visions of sugarplums dancing in your heads this night before christmas. how about visions of $1 billion? the massive ending a 93 day strike. the workers are the last group of hotel workers to come to an agreement. the union says the new four year contract includes an immediate $3 an hour pay increase, with more raises throughout the life of the contract. it also adds protections against understaffing and workload increases and preserves health insurance. we interviewed one worker who says she is thrilled that after more than three months on the picket lines, she and her colleagues can get back to work. >> my husband worked in the same hotel, too, so both we are on strike and we have to take a time to drop my kids to school and then pick it up. but we win. that's it for today. very excited. christmas eve now. and that's the best gift for everybody. >> the deal with hilton covers roughly 900 workers, most of them at the union square location. marriott and hyatt workers have also ended their strikes after reaching deals with their management companies. a spok

wall street journal, quote, i am fervently prepared to invest countless days, sleepless nights to realize this visioneve america can achieve its full potential with doge leading the charge. rubbing shoulders with people inside their orbit, absolutely priceless. another retired insurance executive said, quote, my conservatism, my support of trump, those things i could not have done outwardly. if there is an opportunity on a short-term basis or long-term basis, why not? sarah armstrong, company vp, said this is such a unique way to serve the country and more importantly the people. elon musk says he could cut $2 trillion in government waste but didn't specify whether he meant and you will he or over time but either way as you can see people are fired up to join team doge. stuart: next case, ohio lawmakers looking to ban flag planting at buckeye stadium after the michigan brawl. not everyone is in favor. >> they are emasculated, humiliated and don't want this legislation. >> we will lock arms and say we will solve this on the field, not in the state house. stuart: dave portnoy is fired up and on the sho

i'm fervently prepared to invest countless days and sleepless nights to realize this vision.ve america can achieve its full potential with doge leading the charge to rub shoulders with the people inside their orbit is absolutely priceless. >> brian: what about sandy, lawrence? >> lawrence: this is what she is saying my conservatism. my support of trump, those time of things i could not have done outwardly so if there is an opportunity shy was retired. this next person sarah armstrong electrical equipment company she said this: and a lot of people apparently feel this wait a minute i think this is such a unique way to serve the country and more importantly, the people. so, what they're going to do, apparently you can apply, you send a direct message on x that you would like to be considered. and so of all the people that the "wall street journal" spoke to, nobody had been contacted yet. so, you got to figure they are just trying to figure out what they are going to do and how they will meet and stuff like that. but just imagine if you had the opportunity to save the government

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vision and may never record again. elton john made the announcement to a theater audience in london last night. he told the crowd an eye infection left him blind in one eye and that his vision out of the other eye is, quote, not the greatest. the singer says he can no longer read or watch anything and may not be able to create new music. elton john is one of the best selling artists of all time, known for his hits like tiny dancer and rocket man. after a rash of football brawls, the big ten conference has handed out several fines. the biggest fight was between michigan and ohio state at ohio stadium on saturday. it started when michigan upset ohio, which was ranked number two. the michigan players tried to plant their flag on the field. police had to use pepper spray on the players to break up the fight. the big ten conference announced yesterday that it has fined both teams $100,000 for this spectacle. north carolina, nc state, virginia and virginia tech were also fined smaller amounts for skirmishes. let's go outside. oh, christmas in the park in downtown san jose. they lit up the christmas tr

but the facility and the southern vision of a stall, so it was attacked over nights by keith driving. the governor says it's the 2nd time in 6 months that the oldest finally has been hit, emergency and rescue cruise. assessing the same credit and press, the minister lensky has met nato, started to jo, longer to in the brussels discussing future security guarantees view train, including the provision of a defense systems, other ministry a was it has stress, the importance of laying the groundwork for case ahead of any potential piece talks with russia, california has declared a state of emergency of an outbreak of bird fleet. around 61 cases have been recorded in the us so far this year. with more than half of them in california, most have been models, but the 1st case of a severe illness has now been recorded in louisiana. reynolds has more details on this now from it, los angeles, the governor gavin newsome has declared a state of emergency here in california in order to better manage an outbreak of bird flew among cattle, hurts in the farming areas of the state of california. now th

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