lot of movie ads.acklog of movies. >> they were safe, but i think generally they traded heavily on humor. there were a ton of movie ads, and i think those were when either the audience is really anticipating the movie and like "deadpool 3". >> that's your buddy ryan reynolds. >> you just gave a cheap plug for your friend. >> it's not a plug. it was a funny ad, and then there was another one i'm forgetting the name right now, but the movie has to hit hard if you're going to premiere the movie at the super bowl. you have to get my attention or else that was a ton of money for that ad. >> my guess was quiet place 3 and the aliens if they eat people if they make any noise at all. >> i thought that was interesting and now my son wants to watch it and i said no way, it's too scary for all of us here. the number of celebrities that were out there and there was one that was missed and these are the tech pros which i sort of am one, when they cut to beyonce and jay-z in their box and cbs said jay-z and beyonce

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i, and so are the rates for ads shown during the big game. why the advertising stakes are higher than ever and enter the year of the dragon lunar new year is tomorrow, and while the bay area gears up for celebrations, you can whip up some lucky new year foods. local celebrity chef kathy fang will show us how. but first, the white house is playing damage control after a special counsel report cleared president biden of criminal wrongdoing. but contributed to the narrative of him being too old for the job. you're watching, getting answers. i'm kristen sze. thanks for joining us. white house officials are now discrediting the report with vice president kamala harris calling it a political attack that's, quote, inappropriate and troubling. this follows mr. biden's own uneven defense of himself last night at a last minute news conference, mr. president, mr. president for months when you were asked about your age you would respond with the words watch me. >> many american people have been watching and they have expressed concerns about your age. >>

let's all agree there should be a ban on temu ads for eternity. >> let's play that ad because i don'tr. ♪ i luike it, it's mine ♪ ♪ the prices blow my mind ♪ ♪ i feel so rich, i feel like a billionaire ♪ ♪ i'm shopping like a billionaire ♪ >> the super bowl party that i was at, we really started talking about temu and not necessarily in such a great way. it was rated poorly by the guys at northwestern as well. there was that homes.com ad as well that had the celebrities in it where there was a lot of action nin it that was going. it seemed a little bit too much for me. what was rated poorly was a political ad from american values from rfk, and this is an ad some people really liked, some people really didn't. it did get people talking about rfk jr. so i guess that's a good thing if you are a third party candidate that wants to get going, but the temu ad was one that got a lot of people talking and not necessarily in a good way. where do they get their funding from? not really good. >> how about arnold schwarzenegger in the chopper? it was amazing. >> i loved that one as well. i just l

he considered the right choice of weapons to be necessary and added that all the people who have passed the supervision of the guardian council are competent, but according to reason , the more competent people should be chosen from among them, and to know the people's weapons, research should be carried out as far as possible. do and if they can not comment. trusted people pay attention and act. hazrat ayatollah khamenei read and emphasized the duty of orators and acceptable people to encourage people to participate in the elections. those who enter the election field, are disgusted by bad mouthing and insulting others. look, these are the necessary things that we must do in the field of elections . the one who can encourage, encourage the one who enters, don't misbehave in cyberspace , use obscenity, insult, slander, this will make the election unblessed. avoid blacking out, it should not be like that because of some people draw people's attention to themselves. to slander , to slander is wrong and contrary to our facts and our lies will not be favored by god. emphasizing on complianc

they had the halo season two ads going and the third-party ads. what did you make of it? it is a technology spectacle for paramount global but also their business. >> nickelodeon needs a win. they need good news. it has been a terrible time for cable networks and it is a different experience for the kids. i thought the ad for pluto tv was one of the best, the raising couch potatoes. really good. very good night across the board for them. ed: thank you. you and i, partly because we have been on in recent months, paid attention to teemu, the regulation of the ads of the idea that you can shop like a billionaire on a platform that is discounting was interesting for me. caroline: maybe we have been saying the company wrong all this time because the way the jingle goes is temu. it is interesting that they kept rolling the same one out and everyone is still engaging with it. phenomenal stats. for me, it was movies that did well. it was non-us carmakers that seems to be doing well and they were all pretty focused on being emotional in some way. i was on the edge of my seat. of c

we just talked about how much these ads cost.out the importance of being able to reach an audience like this. a super bowl watching audience, because it really is like no other. >> absolutely. yeah i mean, people spend most of the year trying to avoid ads. um, so the super bowl is the is the one day of the year where fans really look forward to the commercials. so um, yeah, $7 million is a lot of money. and you know, you want to make it count. >> yeah, it's really kind of in this sort of fragment ad media world and this streaming world, it is kind of a kind of a throwback to have a live event where, you know, they're just going to be millions of eyeballs on, on your ad. uh, speaking of a lot of people watching an ad, you have been working hard on a, let's call it a mullet fueled spot for kawasaki, uh, promoting the company's new line of off road vehicles. let's check it out. um. all. you tell me. to stop, all right. for me, it's the turtle with the mullet. right there is really kind of. what? what puts it over the top? ryan, what

i thought the google pixel ad was a sweet ad.ht that was very sweet. also the ad which showed little girls really trying and not always making it, set to the tune of a song. i thought that was strong. >> which one? >> the pickleball babies. [ laughter ] >> they're not even babies anymore. we're going to see them in a nursing home one day. let the babies stay babies. >> they get you. they get you with the old school and the nostalgia factor, too. >> nostalgia tends to perk up in movies and tv commercials when times are tough because people want to go backwards. you had nostalgia ads. you had suits, the two guys from suits. jennifer aniston and david schwimmer. reunion. you had parks and recreation reunion. a lot of looking back. the thing nostalgia does, young people, say who are watching "friends" on tv now, old fogies like us, know "friends" from way back when. nostalgia always works. >> lot of religious ads. >> i like to say it was who has more money, bob kraft doing the anti-semitism ad or jesus? who has more money between the

they added: of course , during these few decades, no election violation has been observed in the sense claimed by the enemy, and this statement of theirs is baseless. in some cases, some claim after investigation, some violations were identified, but these violations never changed the overall results, and the elections in the country are always correct, healthy and stable. it has been held, my dears . we fought with unity and unity. we won with unity . we have continued until now. the nation of iran should make an impact against the enemies. hazrat ayatollah khamenei also pointed to the intelligent presence of the people in the 22 bahman march and said: it is necessary i know that the people of iran should thank them for their passionate mercy on the 22nd of bahman. really, all over the country, in all the provinces, in all the cities, even in the villages and remote centers, people tried their best and showed their enthusiasm and vitality. those are the ones who wish for the heart of the iranian nation. surprised. there are those who wished and have wished that the iranian nation woul

i mean, it was just a play on his uncle's ad?eve. speaking of super bowl ads, there were a few this year that highlighted faith and christian messages. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ainsley: that wasn't all. mark wahlberg calling for prayer in this ad for the hallow. >> we thank you for this time to come together as a families a friends, and as a country. help us, lord, especially this lint to grow closer to you. hallow. stay prayed up. >> ainsley: lauren green joins us now. i'm shocked. it's wonderful. our faith is very important to us. >> this is so beautiful and so powerful. you are seeing this in the sports field. because there are a lot of athletes very religious. the ads for he gets us though were far more challenging than they were last year it shows people washing the feet of people that they would never even associate with. this is to mirror washing the feet of his apostles the day before, the night before he was arrested and would die. he knew he was washing the feet of people who would deny him and who would betray him. so powerful to see

particularly religious ads, the ad for come to jesus was very, very strange. it did not seem to fit. two seconds of being on google, we find out for some reason it was paid for by the ceo of hobby lobby, who is famously known for going to court to prevent women from getting birth control. it stuck in a lot of people's bras the wrong way. >> some people, i assume, peter, liked the ad. >> there were definitely some people on line. there were some people who did like it. what was interesting, the backlash that i did not expect and i saw this on threads and twitter was people saying how come operations, for lack of a better word, this trended for a bit, how come a corporation has the money to spend $7 million for an ad but does not pay taxes? i think in this election year that was a tough choice. >> it has people talking. >> it does. as do some of the fun ones like verizon with beyonci and tony hale and then mountain dew. what other ones did you like? >> i loved dove. i loved dove the hard knock life commercial that showed young girls getting knocked down in gymna

other ads did the same look.ts had friends, costars jennifer aniston and david schwimmer, and a state farm ad got arnold schwarzenegger and danny devito back together. but this one, the most searched ad that's the verizon spot that had beyonce teasing two new singles from her new album. so interesting like that. people that you don't normally see. in you're wondering how much do they have to pay them? >> yes, a lot, a lot. >> not only do they have to pay for the ad time, but they also had to pay for those huge celebrities that we saw this year. i feel like more than ever, right? >> they pay millions for those and i love the schwarzenegger and danny devito. >> i thought that was fun. my other favorite, we didn't mention was the christopher walken ad, which i thought was just a blast. everybody he encountered doing an imitation sit down during an imitation of a christopher walken. >> those are great ads. they really were. >> yeah, i'm trying to think that jennifer aniston not remembering david schwimmer. that was f

okay and did that ad resemble one of the ads that afpak eventually ended up?m i think i just left it up to him because i don't have any, uh, experience with that campaign up in san francisco, and we don't know who he contracted to do the artwork, but to me, it was a cute thing. it was a superhero flying over the city. so i just said, i'll leave it. we left it up to him. thank you. uh, just briefly, i want to note for commissioners that all witnesses have been sequestered in a back room and have not been present for any part of the, uh, the meeting up until this point. um did you see the candidate, ellen lee zhao, again before you left san francisco? she did text me and said she missed that in my breakfast. she wanted to take a picture with me. so so she met me outside on the street. um um, a few blocks away because i parked and i had walked out and we just took a quick picture on the sidewalk, and then she left. okay. so she met you a few blocks outside where you met with the donor? yes okay. yes and did miss margaret liu end up making a contribution to afac?

ad shopping, give us your top pick with the digital ad space. >> i would say a few. there are probably three in the group. we laid out the year with amazon being our favorite in mega cap. we felt like people were going to want to chase the ad business as well as aws and retail profitability. we also included meta as not a top pick for the mega cap, but a name we still like. we are most intrigued at them getting into the cloud business which is something we think softly came out on the print. lastly, pinterest. pinterest is a platform that everybody knows and probably loves. they haven't made it shopable over the year. new management has come in and they are making it more shopable with direct links to more easily buy products. they are bringing amazon in as a partner. there will be new products relevant. we like that. >> brad, i like the hoodie. you are embracing the tech vibe. >> west coast. >> amazon and meta and pinterest. thank you. >>> let's get a check of the top corporate stories with bertha coombs. bertha, you wearing a hoodie? >> no, but i'm thinking i might

let's talk ads. what'd you think of the game and what'd you think of the ads?alftime, by the way, too? >> halftime was okay. l like usher. a great dancer. it's hard. that's a hard hill to top. to overcome people that have done it in the past but he was fine. the commercials, andrew, it's funny. we're past 1984, that iconic apple commercial way back when. it's hard to really thrill, but i thought there were a lot of impactful commercials. before i get to that, i think info investing in big time celebrities and humor, dunkin' donuts with ben affleck, j. lo. and matt damon. the christopher walken impressions and state farm with arnold's accent. that's the ticket in terms of trying to resonate with people. >> that arnold ad was a good add. neighbor. >> and danny devito. >> and the ceva ve with michael cera. >> does this say anything about sports or does this really say something about the nfl? >> i think ultimately, andrew, it's just difficult to top what's been done in the past. we've all been around so long. we've seen these commercials. what i was really surpris

they added: the revolution means the nation of nizam, by passing through difficult passes.y have become stronger, more powerful and have a more penetrating look and influence, and today we must act on them by understanding the main duties in time. hazrat ayatollah khamenei listed looking at oneself and looking at the enemy as two basic duties of everyone and said: we must have a correct assessment of the enemy and neglecting this duty is a great disaster. they considered the purpose of their recognition to appreciate, preserve and strengthen the strengths and repair and eliminate the weaknesses, and in explaining the strengths of the nation's revolution, they said: the eradication of the tyrannical, unjust, faithless, completely corrupt and monarchical system is the most important achievement of the revolution. the system that for the people did not have any rights or respect, and in many cases it was practically ruled by the order and request of the american and the british embassy. the leader of the revolution added that now, at the opposite point of that system, the peop

into some of those ads. >> so perhaps, you know, the ads may have even course corrected as the season has gone on. i know taylor swift is somewhat just joined the chiefs wagon. so do you account for the ads to actually have changed over this? uh, swift t fashion? >> well, the swift craze. i think we have to somewhat temper the impact that it has had. of course, the first night that she showed up, the nfl reported that there was a sharp uptick in merchandise, causing not just viewership during that game, but in merchandizing as well, which, again, you could you could attribute to the swifties coming on board and not just taking a liking to the kansas city chiefs, but the nfl at large. uh, i believe that we're going to see that in some of the ads as well, because we've already seen many of the makers come out and say that the trend is going to be smart and funny women. and as we know, consumerism and marketing, it doesn't come lightly. it does not haphazard. it is very strategic. it is very tactical. because when you're looking at 6.5 to $7 million per 32nd ad, it's not going to be fly

he condemned the ad and said my cousins super bowl ad uses our uncles faces and my mother would be appalledews. he is saying he is sorry the super bowl caused his family pain but a super pac created it without his knowledge. all it does is repeat the name kennedy over and over again. it is not a repetitive ad but the family, if you are going to pick a fight, this is not the fight to pick. >> when i saw that ad, i miss those old jingles. remember the old bouncing ball ads and the old commercials? maybe that took me back and i was like, that is cool. >> sweet but ineffective at this point. >> i agree with you about these ads. they were lousy. up next, jesse watters. >> jesse: welcome to jesse watters prime time. is it too late for democrats to change horses? >> he is old. >> it is never going to get better. >> jes

that's when apple aired their famous 1984 ad for macintosh computer.will. you know what else is memorable, those mascots behind you. dancing up a storm. >> gio: back there. >> whit: the dance-off rivalry has already begun. there we go. love it. thank you, will. we'll talk soon. >>> of course, everyone at home, you can get ready for the big game with "gma," our special half hour with everything that you need to know running saturday and sunday mornings on abc newslive, hulu, and anywhere you stream. exciting stuff. we'll be right back. ect day for a family outing! shingles doesn't care. but shingrix protects. only shingrix is proven over 90% effective. shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients or to a previous dose. an increased risk of guillain-barré syndrome was observed after getting shingrix. fainting can also happen. the most common side effects are pain, redness, and swelling at the injection site, muscle pai

i saw a brilliant ad by your campaign or a super pac. ♪ ♪ >> that was a classic ad that you repurposedn you apologized for running that ad. why? >> there are a couple of members of my family do not support my run for president and i knew that ad was not by our campaign. it was run by the super pac. i was delighted to see it. when that popped up, you can imagine my surprise. they are not allowed to talk about those things with us but i knew when i saw the ad, i love the ad but i knew that it would irritate members of my family because it used some of that old kennedy iconography. i don't want to hurt people's feelings and it is an easy thing to do. i think it was very creative but i know it hurts people and i don't want to hurt anybody. >> i hurt people of my family every night. that is what happens when you live with a diverse political family. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> jesse: prime time tracked down the most notorious ballot stuffer. non-medicated vicks vapors. easy to apply for the whole family. vicks vapostick. and try vicks vaposhower for steamy vicks vapors. ( ♪ ♪

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i don't think it is an effectivi ad for $7 million. this is not the fight to pick. >> laura: you know when i saw that ad become arraignment, i miss those old shingles. i like those old ads with aold bouncing ball appear remember the old commercials. maybe that took me back and that is kind of cool. >> it is an and nostalgic but sweet at this point. >> laura: i agree with you wholeheartedly about the ads, >> carley: a fox news alert. looking live at the senate floor, lawmakers could vote on an aid package to israel and taiwan any moment now. you're watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning, i'm

we're talking super bowl ads, people.op >>> while you were watching the super bowl yesterday you might have noticed one ad that was unlike all the others. >> a political advertisement for controversial independent candidate robert f. kennedy jr., an ad that mirrored his uncle john f. kennedy that ran if on television in 1960. rfk is actually apologizing for it. >> joining us now is mark murray a 30-second super bowl ad cost an estimated $7 million this year, so who paid for this rfk ad and why is it getting so much backlash. >> it was paid by the super pac that's supporting robert f. kennedy jr.'s independent campaign, it wasn't kennedy's own campaign that did it. it was the super pac. the reason why it's getting so much blow back members of family are so this getting caught up in a loft politics of the kennedy family and robert f. kennedy jr. apologized saying that he did not run the ad. it was his super pac and he's not allowed to coordinate with that. however it's important to note on his twitter page, pinned is that v

he added that everyone among the academics are political students. clergymen, marketers , journalists, soldiers, and any other strata act by understanding the issues and knowing the fronts of friend and enemy . these are those who we call "properties", that is, those who have thoughts and look thoughtfully. these people have a heavy duty, they have to maintain the general movement of the society don't let this move deviate. if the members of the society neglect this duty, the events that will occur are the blows of history. it affects the nations . during islam, we had many such incidents in the history of islam. they considered the hesitance and treachery and collusion of some properties in the battle of safin as an example of the damaging negligence in the history of islam and pointed out that there are many cases in the history of islam and there are properties to be recognized at the moment of doubt. due to their laziness and in some cases , they did not show up on time, and this neglect of theirs had negative effects on others and the population

they considered the young people to be people of research, reasoning, logic and verification and added: dear young people, let them know that the real vote box and attendance with motivation, knowledge, expectation and hope of the people was not obtained in easy elections and is the result of the nation's long struggle and sacrifices in the fight against tyranny and tyrannical regime. majesty ayatollah khamenei, referring to the writings of some elements of the taghut about the appearance of elections before the revolution, said: as they have also acknowledged , the list of election winners was already closed in the court and sometimes even in some foreign embassies, and it should be the same list was taken from the funds. referring to the rule of dictator groups after major revolutions such as the great french revolution and the former soviet revolution, he added: imam khomeini, may god's mercy be upon him, with complete trust in the people , gave importance to the election fund only about 50 days after the victory of the revolution, and changed the type of government to referendum th

scorsese is the most brilliant director to do a super bowl ad since ingmar bergman's 1984 ad for wendy'sswedish] yeah, sure. sure. [applause] sven. there was also ads featuring the biggest celebrity of all, the lord, who was featured in two spots from the "he gets us" campaign. and "he gets us" i think is so appropriate, because we all remember that quote from the sermon on the mount, "i'll get you. i'll get you if it's the last thing i do." your little dog, too, i think he says at one point. language app duolingo bucked the celebrity trend with this just 5-second ad. yes, it looks weird, but his ass is now fluent in spanish. okay, the score was 10-3 at halftime when we were treated to an amazing performance by usher. [cheering] the theme was "help, i'm trapped in a jack-o-lantern." usher sang so many of his hits like... who cares what he sang? look at those abs, baby! bare nipples at the super bowl halftime show? cbs is back, baby! all is forgiven! [cheering] it was a great performance by usher. he was joined by some incredible artists, including alicia keyes, ludacris, h.e.r., and lil

he added: enemies seen it is the same popular power that destroyed the taghut regime supported by the united states and england and imposed saddam in the war despite his western, eastern and regional supporters. therefore, the election is a manifestation of the national power of the country. he called the strong participation of the people in the elections as a manifestation of national power and national power as a guarantee of national security and said that without national security nothing will exist and if the enemy sees a weakness in iranians in the field of national power, it is a different security medicine. the leader of the revolution will threaten the nation. the opposition of the enemies from april this year is a sign of their concern about the presence of the nation they knew about the elections and said: for months, evildoers have been trying to discourage people from participating in the elections on radio, television and online . referring to the indifference of some inside the elections, he added: we do not blame anyone, but we remind everyone that the elections shoul

and these numbers really adding up san rafael ben loman over an inch of rain over. i'm sorry, over eight inches of rain. san francisco nearly five inches. san jose about three and a half in concord, 1.91. so here's the satellite and the radar. still quite a bit of activity on the radar in southern california and also moving out toward arizona and portions of nevada for us, right now, our radar is fairly quiet. we have partly cloudy skies. but here's our next system coming on board for tomorrow morning rainfall. we're not talking about 5 to 8in, just a fraction of an inch. about a quarter of an inch to about three quarters of an inch. winds around 25 to 35 miles an hour. we do not have any wind advisories or high wind warnings. and the sierra, they will pick up a winter weather advisory here is our live camera tonight, looking out toward the golden gate bridge, we'll check out some of the current numbers. definitely a cooler pattern setting up right now. santa rosa is 49, concord 53, san jose 53 degrees. rainfall should be developing tomorrow morning and definitely a

petrochemical added value chains have not yet been created, so see. when you want to expand this industry, what are other countries doing now, what is saudi arabia doing , what is qatar doing? we are announcing that people should know that the gas they use at home is 40 tomans per cubic meter. now, the highest is 40 tomans. monitor, now the law of annexation 2 has not been fully implemented. look at one place, they told us, mr. water of europe and america, but when they asked for ethane gas and set the price, they came to discuss the product , who did this, the ministry of oil did this, the ministry of oil is part he does, that is, he looks at himself , i am the private part of the law, what is it in principle 44, mr. sir, in principle 44, is it regulatory or now i speak farsi, there should be a partial regulation in the oil law and in the main law 44. how many years have passed since the main law 44? over 12 or 13 years old , why not do it, because the governments don't like it, because they want everything to be in their own hands. i mean everything

so that part the 25 percent that was added to us from haab europe, f. holland should be removed. if this happens, if this is deleted, what will happen? more investors enter this field. we generate more wealth , we increase the economic status of the country. i have serious objections, which, god willing, we will try to present in detail in the program, just me before entering this. the gas that we use in the kitchen is all raw materials, such as oil, which comes from the peson chain, where the crude oil comes from, like petrochemicals in iraq . the ones with liquid feed are either condensate or gas supplies, we call it, they use it, or they use oil, this liquid, or even those who use lpg, which is liquid gas, we have less problems in that part, because we are in the country for petrochemicals, which is basically all of them in their calculations. from the beginning, everything and the prices are considered real, and until the end of the sale , we have had less problems in that area in the past few decades . i really want to open it tonight for the people and members of the parlia

now, these ads take one to two days, so not bad work if you can get it, right?now, for the advertisers who are putting on these commercials, the talent fees are just one piece of that. so if you are spending up to $10 million on one star, well, then to produce the whole ad can cost anywhere from $15 million to $50 million. now, we all remember ben affleck in that dunkin' donuts commercial last year, it was genius, right? i have reporting that says that ben affleck made close to $10 million for that ad. now, he also served as director and producer behind it, but he's not the only one. larry david who in 2022 appeared in an ad for ftx, he also received around $10 million. now, that extreme number is rare, but if you are a household name i have learned from my sources that you are not going to be appearing in a super bowl ad for less than $1 million. i have heard that there are two stars this year who are making over $5 million. >> those numbers are amazing. i also find the way that they're gearing these ads towards women this year, largely because of the taylor sw

junior is apologizing after a super bowl ad supporting his campaign repurposed a campaign ad from hisohn f kennedy. kennedy's cousin, bobby shriver quickly responded on x after the ad aired, criticizing it, saying his mother, jfk sister would be appalled. rfk responded, saying he was sorry if the ad caused his family any pain. he says the ad was made without his knowledge. kennedy has faced a lot of backlash from his famous family during his campaign, with some calling it perilous for our country. your voice, your vote and the race for the white house. former president donald trump is being criticized this morning for saying he would not want to protect nato allies from future attacks. and gloria, she has more on this from the live desk. good morning gloria, good morning amanda. >> if elected again, former president donald trump says the u.s. would not protect nato. countries that are not contributing enough to defense spending. both democrats and some republicans are criticizing trump's comments that were made over the weekend. president biden has called trump's words a appalling and

the deduction will be added, which means that this person's pension will be added. instead of paying according to siam , i will pay 32 sims. these are the privileges of the new law based on if someone works more it means that the denominator of the deduction remains constant, but the numerator of the deduction is added, which makes it possible that part of the benefits you mention during the retirement period of an employee and a worker who wants to use it can use it, but we are all saying the same thing, sir , based on the previous law. according to the new law , between the ages of 25 and 28, 2 months should be added every year, which means that instead of 3 years of service , he will serve for 3 years and 6 months, which means that he will serve for 30 years and 6 months. his age has already been filled. my record will be filled in 3 years later, that is, 1405. can you tell me according to the law of 62? he is 50 years old and has 27 years of experience. right now, in the implementation of the 7th plan law , he cannot retire according to the previous laws because

we're adding up democrats agree. conservative republican steve garvey is the wrong choice for the senate. ...our republican opponent here on this stage has voted for donald trump twice. mr. garvey, you voted for him twice... as your own man, what is your decision? garvey is wrong for california. but garvey's surging in the polls. fox news says garvey would be a boost to republican control of the senate. stop garvey. adam schiff for senate. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message. >>> we are heading into another busy weekend of lunar new year festivities around the bay area and this was san francisco's kickoff to the year of the dragon last saturday in chinatown's portsmith's square and mary lee spent some time with a student who grew up in chinatown to give us a unique perspective on the neighborhood's rich history, struggle, and strength. >> reporter: san francisco has one of the largest lunar new year celebrations in the nation. i'm about to show you chinatown through the lens of the people who grew up here, wh

this would prevent ads from appearing next to controversial or offensive content.le and disney paused advertising on the elon musk—owned platform last year, after a us left—leaning pressure group flagged that ads were appearing next to pro—nazi posts. it is unclear how much of its revenue currently comes from ads, and it no longer publishes quarterly reports. tensions are running high in a long running dispute after polish farmers stopped several ukrainian trucks at the border and emptied some of their grain cargo onto the road. ukraine has demanded action. and that's it for this edition of asia business report. thanks for watching. bbc news — bringing you different stories| from across the uk. anna grey is a true believer, no question for her. the climate emergency is real. much more drastic action is needed. but she has a slightly different way of persuading people to her cause. every tuesday morning, she's been standing in the square in petersfield with a placard, a peaceful vigil, whatever the weather representing women of this town. i feel that we can act loca

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. showed 100,000 --107,000 'obs were added.— were added.facturing is a very interest rate sensitive i very interest rate sensitive sector and with rates at near over 20 year highs, the sector has been in a virtual recession for more than a year and also, white—collar industries so information tech, professional business services, we have seen a slowdown in hiring that's rather significant, hitting the headlines in a big way in january with company earnings reports and these were sectors that may be over invested in employees and last year, they were rightsizing so there is no—one note to the us labour market but what we do know is unemployment still remains very low. diving into the numbers, i'm diving to fight here, is it the case that its employers are feeling great, yes, we are growing, let's hire more people or the case that there aren't people out there to feel the few jobs that we have available? lt few jobs that we have available?— few jobs that we have available? , , ., available? it depends on the industry- _ available? it depends

in fact, i want you to listen to some of the ads that new yorkers are seeing. pretty much anytime they turned on their television, anytime they open their phone. i mean, these ads are everywhere in new york let's let's watch >> tom suozzi rolled out the red carpet for illegal immigrants and kick ice. had of nassau county, the illegal immigrants arriving the bus load. >> why >> because tom suozzi repeatedly weakened america's borders spin hearing a lot of nonsense blaming tom suozzi for the migrant problem greeley as the left pushes to abolish ice here now is one of the few democrats who voted to support this vital agency. ice. is it important government agency? they're smearing tom suozzi on immigration but as suozzi who worked with republican peter king to get tough on illegal immigration >> as i said to some people when i was there last week in his remarkable that new york, especially out in long island, is so far from the southern border. and yet the republican strategy to make this an everyone problem even in, especially in blue states. >> it's >> very much

and you want to have your ad in overtime?oned it, if we still have it available, can we play a little bit of the christopher walken ad? let's play it for 2nd. >> nice ride. >> this is the real deal. 100% electric. >> it is the real deal. >> of course. enjoy your coffee. >> so adorable.>> by the way, if you're watching that for yourself. >> you cannot go wrong with christopher walken.>> he is great. >> it shows that no matter how much you think of him, he underplays better than anybody. it was a well thought through add. >> that was fun. thank you for making us laugh. thank you, john, for making me laugh.>> i feel guilty about the michael cera thing. i feel like maybe you liked it more -- >> we all have our own. >> you did a great job last night keeping current with the ads and weighing in. thank you for what you were doing. >> thank you for joining us. this is cnn central. inside politics is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

they have been adding refineries , networks.them exposure to a key refinery that serves the mediterranean region. it will give them an asset in sardinia and lived refining capacity to about 800,000 barrels a day. a significant deal in another example of a company in commodities that has done well putting cash to work. tom: david stringer with a great wrap up of dealmaking in the energy space. thank you very much for the latest. also making news the founding family teaming up with a firm to take the company private. they value the brand at 1.4 billion euros. it is backed by lvmh and will offer to purchase shares at a price representing an 18% premium to the last close. the kansas city chiefs win the super bowl in overtime. we take a closer look at the enormous amount of money involved in this year's show piece of that. this is bloomberg. ♪ welcome to ameriprise. i'm sam morrison. my brother max recommended you. so, my best friend sophie says you've been a huge help. at ameriprise financial, more than 9 out of 10 of our clients ar

maria: if you watch a few more ads like that, pick wise will give you $500 doordash gift card, a 65-inch 4k tv and $2000 in cash, the deadline to submit an application for the dream gig is sunday we will follow this all morning on "mornings with maria" 6 - 9:00 a.m. eastern on fox business and i'll see you on the fox news channel this sunday 10:00 a.m. eastern for "sunday morning futures". i have an exclusive interview with former president donald trump as well as an exclusive with texas governor greg abbott and south dakota governor kristi noem join me sunday 10:00 a.m. eastern on fox news. that will do it on fox business, have a great res weekend. thank you for being with us and i will see you next time. >> "barron's roundtable" sponsored by global x etf ♪ ♪. jack: welcome to "barron's roundtable" where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead. i am jack otter. coming up a massive number jump in jobs added to the economy in january surprises the street. a revision for previous month adding even more will look at what it means for the markets and the federal reserv

beauty had the best ad.funny. >> meanwhile, jim a lot of focus on the cost of food, drinks, party favors, for example. we're expected to spend $17 billion. wings are down year on year, but a basket of items like chips and salsa is up about the same amount. >> i know. i went and got a loan from jpmorgan, because i'm using a whole foods basket for super bowl. >> okay. oh, that's expensive. i get it. >> geez. he wrecked my whole timing. i had everything. you're supposed to go, ba dum bum or something. >> i was trying to stay on top of the news. >> the railroad guy likes his shirt. a already ceo. >> there are a lot of people who like my dress today, and they think you're being mean. >> what you really want is that railroad cohort to just come down sand say, he's the best-looking guy on tv. >> you got a "mad dash" you want to start thinking about? why don't you do that, okay? >> i will, i will. >> we'll get cramer's "mad dash." >>> alwe'll get your updated pi for the week because the line is tight. >> one of the

and adding tolls. why officials say will ease traffic. >>> and it will take longer for self driving cars to be on the peninsula. >>> president biden is here for some high profile fundraising events. we will show you where he is tonight. >>> good evening, and thank you for being with us. >> we will talk about the president's visit. we will start with this first. you may need your wallet on the peninsula. more express lanes on one-to-one could soon be a reality. san mateo county leaders are considering adding a tolling. marianne favro has a look at what it might cost you. >> reporter: one of the most controversial proposals is to build a brand-new express lane on highway 101 between san bruno and san francisco. the idea is to reduce congestion on this highway. critics say building a new express lane will create more problems than it will solve. >> we believe that this is a terrible option. it's bad for the climate, low income neighborhoods living next to it, and it will also negatively impact caltrain. >

the recovery and the ad industry begin to take hold. as it searches for new revenues, snapchat plunged they disclosed figures for the first time in 2023 they had an annualized run rate with 7 million subscribers the bigger question here, i think, about whether snapchat has lost its cool as it faces rising competition from tiktok the products aren't the same, but they certainly target a younger audience with a focus on short video. all of these concerns appear to be overhanging the stock right now, which is down more than 30% in premarket trade, frank. >> so, arjun, we're looking at some of the other social media stock. do they have a similar model when it comes to ad revenue? is that why we're seeing them decline? we got earnings from o the others and we didn't hear the same headwind of the israel/hamas war. >> absolutely. i think the big difference is the size of meta and alphabet. you think about meta, it's facebook and alphabet and google, with snap, and with pinterest. it's one product with a much smaller user base. the ad market is

he added: "anyone in academics, students, politicians, clerics, marketers, journalists, soldiers, and any other strata who acts with understanding of issues and understanding the fronts of friends and enemies, is considered one of the qualities." these are those whose names we put properties, that is, those who have thoughts. they look thoughtfully, they understand the situation, they know, they know what is going on, it's not like they have their heads down, wherever others go, these people have a heavy duty . maintain and do not allow this movement to deviate. if the properties of the society neglect this duty , the events that will happen will give historical blows to the nations. during islam, in the history of islam, we had many such incidents. in the war, safin is an example of they considered the harmful neglects of islamic history and pointed out that there are many cases in the history of islam where the people of discernment were not present at the necessary moment due to doubt, contemplation, laziness and in some cases betrayal, and their negligence affected others and popu

newsom is running ads in tennessee and the new effort to try to get him out of office here in california. >>> the supreme court getting ready to decide if the 1st amendment applies to social media, how their decision could impact what you see online. >> good evening. i'm elizabeth cook. >>> san francisco mayor london breed says that property and violent crime are both down, but some business owners say they aren't feeling that reality. our max darrow sat down with the mayor to see how she plans to address these problems. >> we have the lowest crime rate in 2023 than we've had in ten years not including 2020 when we shut the city down. >> reporter: that's the word from san francisco mayor london breed and sfpd data shared by her office that is publicly available shows the reality. when comparing january 2024 to january of 2023, property crime is down 32%. violent crime is down 11%. during the same time frame the numbers show a 39% reduction in larceny theft, which includes car break-ins and retail theft, an 11% reduction in robberies, and a 20% reduction in burglaries. looking at january

it he gets us, that is the ad.up. this is different -- what does that make of that? >> so, thank you for. that that was lovely. i have very mixed mind of it. is a beautiful ad. the whole message of it is an attack on christian nationalism. or the fundamentalism. whatever you want to call it. it doesn't present this fictional american, warrior caucasian jesus. it shows that jesus is a life of compassion and love. and service and humility. he made maga heads explode. and then there were concerns, if you care this much and you get what jesus was about, couldn't that 12 million have been used to take care of the poor? jesus did tell off his own fall overspending when an ointment. when i learned to the thunder's, where it's a lot of these groups that are deeply anti gay, anti lgbtq. and to me, homophobia is the opposite of jesus's teaching. >> the last question, meghan kelly lost her mind about the black national anthem. i will note, it is made the black national anthem 12 years before the u.s., the song that say americ

you do the music for a lot of these ads.es -- well, you did ubereats, m&ms, hellmann's. let's run the ubereats one. let's take a look. >> i didn't know you could get all this on the ubereats. >> in order to remember something, you've got to forget something else. >> remember when you used to be -- -- >> peppery good girls? >> that is absurd. >> hey! >> okay. >> have we met? >> joel, a lot of these ads are very creative. what is your process behind the scenes? you have support the music to all these ads. do you see it first and then add music? how does it work? >> joel: it depends on the creative. sometimes we see a script, a storyboard, actual film and we have to score it. for this particular one, we saw the film and then came up with a bunch of different ideas and this was a song that we worked with by this artist. we produced it, slowed it down, did a bunch of things to it to make it work. it was very interesting. >> hannity: you worked on about seven of these ads this year. >> joel: we had seven this year. every year i ju