in oregon and bar, i came to an intersection in a park in amsterdam where i couldn't see through the bushes. it may sound the ease, but i wasn't expecting anyone to be site cleaned by at 45 kilometers an hour on disappear even for a fact bikes. that's way too fast, which is why amsterdam authorities have been gone inspecting them with the help of a specially designed treadmill. they are not permitted to go over 25 kilometers per hour. this spike is fine. thank you. i appreciate the speed check. i see it, it's going to far as well. the speed. does it ruining it for everyone else. assessment for you today is it's a safety hazard. yeah. ok. so that i get fed bikes, disease, i've even seen except bikes travelling at 65 kilometers per hour. they cool, i come from i book and that's quite a distance by bike more than 10 columbus has to the center. right. so i understand that people want to get quickly from a to b, sales on the, on our baby home. but you also seen the children, the cycling, see because they have a short distance is super awesome and that's really dangerous in traffic to find

exclusive conversation is workday ceo who joins us from amsterdam.get to why that is shortly. thank you for joining us. a big week for you and the team given these updates and expectations joining s&p 500. let's start with the ai proposition. new tools, new products for your customers, what does it do, what are you modeling a terms of the revenue uplift for workday as a result for some of these new products. >> first of all, good morning, is great to be with you on your program. as you said, i'm churning you live here in amsterdam at our annual user conference call rising. we have a record attendance of over 5000 people joining us of which 900 of those other people or partners. we have a tremendous amount of energy right here in amsterdam today. and yes, we are speaking a lot about ai, and we are talking specifically about workday's next-generation ai platform called illuminate. and we are monetizing it. we have taken a multipronged approach for monetizing ai. our ai's bill deep into our platform, it's not bolted on. we are winning time and time agai

ron, for the inoculation of the new iranian president, the on the food in amsterdam court has convicted 5 men for violence that erupted around a football, a match between the ducks club, i yaks, and israel's not could be tell a beef. the sentences range from community service to 6 months in jail. the riders and november injured dozens, and sparks accusations of deliberate anti semitic attacks store and gaza is overshadowing christmas celebrations in the occupied west bank. the patriarch of jerusalem has led the traditional procession to bethlehem, which will be followed by in mid bypass. the small town is known to christians as the birthplace of jesus for the christmas tree in major square outside the church of the nativity cannot be lit up. dw correspondent, emily or dean sent us this update. it's really a holiday mocked by some of us here in bethlehem. the style mounts and bombs and that by 5. so usually the sound of christmas full 1st and palestinians. they marched in silence installed at our say, we're college students in gaza. and that's for the 2nd year and a right. there's also a

host: this is bob and amsterdam, ohio, democrat. good morning. caller: there are a lot of different women in ohio and i can't find one that voted for trump they voted 67% against abortion, they voted to legalize abortion. and now all you find is like the guy said, these tattooed -- i don't even know what to call them. they run around here and they have their guns strapped across their shoulders. why didn't they go into the army if they wanted to do that? i did my time. and one more thing. putin said that he took this country and all he had to do was buy one man to get it. isn't that pathetic? host: where did you serve? caller: i served in vietnam, army 87th airborne. host: in washington and others around the country, on the 80th anniversary of the battle of the bulge, 1944 during world war ii, i wonder what your thoughts are as underserved in the military, the legacy of that battle. >> that was terrible because these guys were coming down and they were just cutting them to pieces. and they still overtook that whole area there in normandy and ever

amsterdam was one of my favorite cities in the world. i absolutely love it.t. and after four years, somehow, this business failed. [ laughter ] and so now they do comedy shows. >> jimmy: wow. >> in the theater that i cannot stress enough is not built for laughter. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. >> i'm not making fun of the diary of anne frank. i'm like you guys. those were some weird shows. the craziest place i played, the craziest place you can go in the world was glasgow. >> jimmy: really? >> ever been to glasgow, scotland? >> jimmy: no. >> in glasgow, they slash your face. >> jimmy: what? >> if two people get in a fight in glasgow, the fight's not over until somebody's face gets slashed, then everybody goes home friends. they don't have the tooth fairy in glasgow. if you lose a tooth, you put it under your pillow, you go to sleep, you wake up, someone slashed your face. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so when you say slash your face, you mean like the joker deal? >> yeah, just like that. go to the left, boom, face slashed. >> jimmy: that's a thing there? >> they love

over 70 cancellations to and from london heathrow, and many other airlines, lufthansa, frankfurt, amsterdamghts from ireland also cancelled i'm afraid. . ~' , ., ireland also cancelled i'm afraid. ., ~ ., ireland also cancelled i'm afraid. ., ., , afraid. thank you for bringing us u- to afraid. thank you for bringing us up to date. _ afraid. thank you for bringing us up to date, that _ afraid. thank you for bringing us up to date, that is - afraid. thank you for bringing us up to date, that is the - us up to date, that is the travel correspondent, simon colder. we will have extensive coverage of storm darragh for viewers in the uk in 20 minutes' time, so stay with us, if you can. we have some breaking news from syria. rebel advances on government forces appear to be gathering momentum from both the north and the south. a war monitor says rebels are just 20 kilometres from the capital. the speed at which the armed opposition is advancing across the country has astonished everyone, with the syrian army loyal to president assad, simply falling away. the civil war began in 2011 but the rebels l

cancellations to and from london heathrow, and many other airlines, lufthansa, frankfurt, munich, amsterdamvarious aer lingus flights from ireland also cancelled i'm afraid. earlier i spoke to nick johnson who was down at one of the biggest transport hubs in the south west of england, to give us a travel update. i am outside bristol temple meads station, one of the major rail hubs for the west and south—west of england. from here, rail services down to devon and cornwall, the midlands, the north and london as well as south wales. most of those services between bristol and cardiff have been delayed, or now cancelled the most of the rest of the day. specific lines themselves, no trains, gwr says, between plymouth and penzance until at least one o'clock today. between bristol temple meads and portsmouth, no services because of debris on the line near westbury. those delays are likely to get worse as we hear about more blockages on the line in the next few hours, gwr, the operator which runs trains throughout this area, has been persistently saying passengers should, wherever possible, try to r

the idea is to let dispensaries open amsterdam style cannabis cafes.t will help their industry thrive. however, some critics against this new law argued the new cafes will be hard to regulate. >> a new report finds students who have been in the foster care system often struggle more on high school campuses than college campuses. a ucla study collected input from nearly 200 current and former foster youth, who are now ages 18 to 26. it found about 60% of former foster youth don't feel safe or supported in high school. notably, college seemed to be a better experience. nearly 65% said they felt safe and supported during their college years. a bay area nonprofit held an event to help latinas navigate the challenges of the foster care system. the group, remarkably, us, held a gathering in which youth in the foster care system were encouraged to connect, meditate, and do yoga with their peers. according to a uc berkeley study, latinas make up the largest group within the foster care system. the group's founder says events such as this are meant to provide a

on saturday, a klm flight from norway to amsterdam was diverted shortly after takeoff when a loud noise was heard on board. the boeing 737 then slid off the runway during the emergency landing as passengers reported flames coming from the plane's left side. then later that day, an air canada flight had to be evacuated in nova scotia on the runway after experiencing a suspected problem with its landing gear. no one was injured in either of those incidents. nicole d'antonio, abc news, washington. >> nicole. thank you. this morning, the cleanup is underway after a rare december tornado outbreak from texas to georgia. at least four people died in the storms. more than 35 twisters were reported across the southeast. nearly a dozen touched down near houston, damaging more than 300 structures and sending several people to the hospital. it will be mostly clear and warm in that storm zone today. >> here in new york, the confetti is ready to fly in times square to welcome 2025. a test to see how the confetti falls to the ground was held successfully. we're told it happened over the weekend. some

then he took an e-bike up town and got into a taxi and was dropped off at west 138th street and amsterdam avenue and then he fled the state. it tells us, mark, that they probably had a lot more of the surveillance video than we've been able to see so far that has been released publicly? >> yeah. no doubt. that domain awareness system that the nypd has in place, this network of surveillance cameras throughout the city, which kind of incorporates not only the public cameras, the nypd city owned cameras, but an cooperating agreement they have with different corporations to have access to their video feeds as well. that could provide a lot of valuable information as appears to be the case here. you have a situation where they're really getting down to five minute intervaled about movement and that really, i'm sure, is largely based on the video evidence that they've been able to obtain and now here is the other challenge that once you obtain this video evidence, you now have to kind of retrace every step and see if there is some other possible evidence that may need to be analyzed or processe

he's in amsterdam.ant is the panama canal to the us and to global trade? it is an important lifeline for us trade. three quarters of all traffic is connected to the us are one way or another and it covers five to 6% of global trade, so it is a crucial lifeline in these days of disruption in syria and the suez canal. that is where we are. , , , suez canal. that is where we are. , , ., ., are. just tell us about what has happened _ are. just tell us about what has happened to _ are. just tell us about what has happened to the - are. just tell us about what | has happened to the pricing around it. has happened to the pricing around it— around it. there was a disruption _ around it. there was a disruption at - around it. there was a disruption at the - around it. there was a i disruption at the panama around it. there was a - disruption at the panama canal this year. the number of slots was reduced by 30% because of that and there was a prolonged drop, the rainy season stayed out. there has had to be patien

. >> they were able to track this guy to this youth hostel on 103rd in amsterdam.they find this amazing piece of video. as he's checking into the youth hostel, the lady behind the counter asks him to drop his mask, to see his face, to see his smile and he obliges. and that was the picture that went viral. >> that viral photo fueling an exhaustive search. finally, investigators get a tip from a mcdonald's in altoona, pennsylvania. >> you have one customer saying to the other, hey, doesn't that guy look like the wanted killer that everybody is searching for? and then the employee at mcdonald's overhears that conversation and calls 911. >> within hours, police would give the mysterious face with the flirtatious smile a name. >> police in altoona, pennsylvania, are questioning 26 year old luigi mangione. >> details uncovered about his life make the story even more intriguing. >> he was the most nice, unassuming kid you've ever met. a lot of really good friends, really athletic, two sport varsity athlete. >> he went to the university of pennsylvania, the engineering sch

i know that's why he moved into a closed care facility for dementia patients just a site amsterdam reasoning, but mine has been missing a lot of my housemates as well. yes. husband of what i've learned from my housemates in the last 2 and a half years. that's the one that you can engage with every person, no matter what stage of the disease they're in and from studying. or they'll say 6 percent. turn to this is a trained caregiver with a degree in care ethics. his experiences have motivated him to advocate for a form of the care system. so that demands the title. he believes the key is to view them and check here as a company, no responsibility. the title, when you mentioned me is when we really see people with dementia as people like you and me, i live ankle, then we see all the regulations of protocols and the ways in which we have set up the system from another perspective. and basically the call flows chairs to your help that the, the smell of a great day the when the, when the disease has progressed to a certain stage, relatives become a patient authorized representatives. and it's a bi

. >> it comes after a weekend of aviation incidents with a klm flight headed to amsterdam making an emergencyng in norway after what the airline described as a loud noise and an air canada flight experiencing a suspected landing gear issue preventing it from reaching the terminal. back in south korea so many unanswered questions surrounding one of the most deadly plane crashes in history. >> tonight, we learn the ntsb will lean a team -- lead a team of investigators as south koreans as president biden offered condolences and support. >> we are back in a and support. >> we are back in a mome nt singer: this is our night! 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 doesn't protect everyone and isn't for those with severe alleic reactions to its ingredients or to a previous dose. tell your healthcare provider if you're pregnant or breastfeeding. increased risk of guillain-barré syndrome was observed after getting shingrix. fainting can happen so take precautions. mo

but she, you know, in order to keep dancing and doing what she loved, she moved to amsterdam and dancedh national ballet, where she was able to have incredible opportunities in the performance world. but that's still the case today with a lot of black dancers that end up going off to europe, where there are more opportunities with a variety of companies. >> you know, the thing -- one of the things about you is that you have achieved a degree of celebrity that has transcended the ballet world. and i wonder how you think about sort of this intersection and the opportunity of that celebrity, and then some of the political questions that you're tackling around race and identity and colorism. how do you think about that? >> you know, i don't often step back and look at it in the way that you just said, where it made me like, "oh, my gosh, that's a big responsibility." but i -- you know, from the first moment that i had to step outside of american ballet theatre, my understanding of it was, "i want to bring more people to this art form." you know, even coming from the way that i grew up, like

será una especie de cafés estilo Ámsterdam como se conocen, donde se podrá consumir cannabis en compañíae a menos de 20 pies o 6 metros de cualquier cruce peatonal, ya sea que esté marcado o no esté marcado. y las ciudades ya podrán imponer multas por esta causa. seguimos hablando porque es importante también que conozcamos que a partir de este uno de enero la ley ab 23 47 amplía de 5 a 10 días este plazo que tienen los inquilinos para responder a un aviso de desalojo. también una nueva ley que entrará en vigor es la relacionada a creadores de contenido infantil. con esto, los padres o tutores que obtengan ingresos publicando videos en redes sociales donde aparezcan sus hijos o menores de edad, deberán destinar. a parte de esta parte de estas ganancias, a una cuenta financiera a la que el menor tendrá acceso cuando cumpla 18 años. vamos a noticias. en méxico, un fuego acabó con gran parte de un campamento migrante en la ciudad de chihuahua, en el estado de chihuahua y en méxico. decenas de personas se quedaron sin el pequeño espacio que los ha resguardado en su paso hacia la frontera. so

tomÓ un taxi cerca de avenida amsterdam y a las 07:30 se le vio por Última vez en las inmediaciones delr vega tiene mÁs de las pistas que se estÁn siguiendo, pulgada a pulgada. >> la policÍa de nueva york busca pistas que le ayuden a localizar al fugitivo, a quien responsabilizan del asesinato premeditado y por la espalda del director ejecutivo de la aseguradora united healthcare, bryan thompson. pese a la cantidad de videos de vigilancia compilados y de la difusiÓn de imÁgenes con su rostro, a casi cuatro dÍas del crimen, el tirador sigue sin ser identificado, pero este sÁbado autoridades se mostraron confiadas de aprehenderlo tightening. >> and we're going to bring this person to justice. >> la red se estÁ cerrando dijo a los medios el alcalde de nueva york, quien asegurÓ que el sospechoso serÁ llevado ante la justicia. por ahora, la policÍa analiza la que dijo es su mochila encontrada el viernes en central park y le sigue el rastro fuera de nueva york. desde esta estaciÓn de autobuses al norte de manhattan, a la que, aseguran, entrÓ en medio de su huida. pero segÚn la policÍa, ningun

however, amsterdam had its own plan, which was to defeat the revolution. more over. they were supported by great britain . the colonial troops setup control over the main cities in the country, but the countryside remained in the hands of the rebels, and the resistance continued growing. in 1946, the british left indonesia, whereas the dutch did not want to lose bower. and switch to the tactics of total terror. in december 1947, the royal troops committed a massacre of the inhabitants in the village of robert got a 431 civilians were killed. all in all the lives of 100000 indonesians were on the conscience of the dutch colonialists and their allies, mass executions, and regular bombing did not help the netherlands. their troops got blocked in the cities, the world community demanded to put it into violence. and the empire started negotiations . in 1949, the head round table conference was held, and the kingdom of the netherlands was forced to recognize the independence of indonesia. a sovereign muslim state appeared on the world map and became one of the most powerfu

here's what the bill's author said about the idea in an interview last we know from places like amsterdam there's a huge demand for this. and california can become a destination for cannabis just like we are for winds bringing hundreds of thousands of people to our state. >> all right. chip yost reporting there. the new laws start in january. and speaking of the new year, we hope you join kron 4 again this year place to be the countdown to 2025. in every time zone. our coast to coast countdown starts 9 o'clock. we'll be in vegas to see all the musical acts there on the left and then at 11 30, we'll bring it home to the bay. my lovely bride and i will be your host, as always as we count down to midnight and they want live fireworks over ferry building by the bay bridge. it's always picture get nice time. we'd love for you to join us this year and we'll see new year's will be right back. 5 people are talking the new year may be new. the new lifestyle. >> there was no megamillions christmas miracle this year. that would have been cool. nobody won that thing on new year's eve. so the jackpot

será una especie de cafés estilo Ámsterdam donde podrán consumir cannabis en compañía de otras personas esté marcado o no. y es importante también que sepa que a partir del uno de enero una nueva ley amplía de 5 a 10 días el plazo que tienen los inquilinos para responder a un aviso de desalojo. esto es muy importante. y por último, una nueva legislatura que entrará, en efecto, es la relacionada a los creadores de contenidos. esta ley dicta que los padres o los tutores que obtengan ingresos publicando videos en redes sociales donde aparezcan sus hijos deberán destinar parte de las ganancias a una cuenta financiera a la que el menor tendrá acceso cuando cumpla los 18 años de edad. bueno, estas son solo aunas de las legislaciones que entran en vigor esta semana en nuestras plataformas digitales. puede revisar detalles de las otras leyes que se hacen efectivas este año 2025. así nos vamos a hacer nuestra primera pausa, pero en breve. las autoridades reportan un aumento en el número de víctimas tras el trágico accidente aéreo en corea del sur. muy buenas noches les saluda cinthia pimentel. l

we're like, almost like amsterdam. they're not even holding on to anything. they're just they're growing up. and it's a part of the culture. and if we want to continue to move in this direction, you know, for those who kind of push back on these projects, understand we're not trying to do something to you. we're trying to do something for our city. we're trying to make it safer. we're trying to make it more efficient. we're trying to allow for different modes of transportation that has a network to move people around safely and efficiently. this is how we get there, and we have only just begun. so please join us in cutting this ribbon. but last but not least, i didn't thank carla short and the amazing folks who work for the department of public works who got the job done and took a lot of pride in getting the job done. you know, people talk a lot of mess about city employee. they talk a lot of mess about, you know, how much the city is spending on things. but what they don't see oftentimes is the hard work these people do every single day. when they show up a

here's what the bill's author said about the idea in an interview last we know from places like amsterdamere's a huge demand for this. and california can become a destination for cannabis just like we are for winds bringing hundreds of thousands of people to our state. >> that was chip yost reporting. still ahead, a staggering surge in homelessness. new date is revealing what's behind the sharp rise in. >> who is being hit the hardest? >> plus, a bird flu mutation is raising new concerns over the spread of the disease. what it could mean for human transmission. >> new at 5 former oakland zoo resident donna, the african elephant has died. she was moved to an elephant sanctuary in tennessee last year after her to zoo companions. the other elephants died according to zoo staff. they know societal change in her demeanor tuesday morning and then she died suddenly while being evaluated medically at the time of her death. the zoo is working on reuniting donna with osha, 30 year-old male elephant. that was her companion in oakland. unfortunately, that reunion never materialized. donna was 44. she

we just got to paris, and taking the train from amsterdam took maybe a few minutes longer than flyingere is a huge difference in emissions. if i had flown instead of taking this train, my emissions would have been more than 20 times greater and then multiply that by everyone on board. so by taking the train instead of flying my fellow passengers and i prevented emissions equal to what 12 gas powered cars emit in an entire year. and from just that one trip. that's how trains can help solve climate change. oh, i think it could be tremendous. absolutely. if you think about it at that larger scale, a national system of high speed railways, it would revolutionize transportation in this country. andrew goetz studies transportation at the university of denver, and he believes gridlock on our highways and frustration in the skies is fueling a renewed interest in traveling by train. more people that are traveling now to europe or to asia that get a chance to ride on these trains, i think they see that, wow, this is actually a very nice way to travel and saves a lot of headache and aggravation.

we just got to paris and taking the train from amsterdam took maybe a few minutes longer than flying.ference in emissions. if i had flown instead of taking this train, my emissions would have been more than 20 times greater. and then multiply that by everyone on board. so by taking the train instead of flying my fellow passengers and i prevented emissions equal to what 12 gas powered cars emit in an entire year. and from just that one trip. that's how trains can help solve climate change. oh, i think it could be tremendous. absolutely. if you think about it at that larger scale, a national system of high speed railways, it would revolutionize transportation in this country. andrew goetz studies transportation at the university of denver, and he believes gridlock on our highways and frustration in the skies is fueling a renewed interest in traveling by train. more people that are traveling now to europe or to asia that get a chance to ride on these trains, i think they see that, wow, this is actually a very nice way to travel and saves a lot of headache and aggravation. and why wouldn'

here's what the bill's author said about the idea in an interview last we know from places like amsterdam. >> that there's a huge demand for this. and california can become a destination for cannabis just like we are for winds bringing hundreds of thousands of people to our state. >> that was chip yost reporting for us tonight. new at 11, a northern california resident is starting the new year. a billion dollars richer lottery player in shasta county. one the 1.22 billion dollar mega millions jackpot tonight. officials say that lucky winner bought the ticket at a gas station in cottonwood small town just 15 miles south of redding. just 6,000 residents live there. so congratulations to that lottery player. i wonder if they'll keep it a secret for a little while. still ahead here on kron, 4 crews in santa cruz rushing to get the wharf back open after its collapse. safety concerns there tonight. >> plus, why lyft is suing the city of san francisco will be right back. cleanup continues in santa cruz after the war collapsed during dangerous swells this week. >> it slammed into the structure is

that picture is taken we're told, by people briefed on the case up around 178th street and amsterdamnue which is to the non-new yorkers in the audience, means way uptown across the street from a park and right next to that bus terminal where they believe he may have taken a bus back to wherever he came from. the police work is fascinating because he dumps the bicycle on 86th street, so that's 178th street. they run trg trg is the trip record data. it's electronically captured by taxis. how many passengers? where was the pickup? where was the drop off? and they run it from the time they lose him at seven. you know something in the morning on the video canvass and there's a taxi pickup right there, and it ends at 178th in amsterdam. so then they get the the camera data from that cab, which, you know, they usually keep for civil litigation or if there's a hold up in there robbed and they have this incredible picture. >> it really is incredible to go through all this. what does what do police have on this guy at this point? but where does that stop? >> all right there's a print taken off

. joining us from london, mister amsterdam, thanks for speaking to us on alger 0. why is this case being falls now that it's being filed? because when we contacted apple in april to attempt to open up discussions and send questions that they basically wrote us a but now response. and yet, today, they appear to have admitted that they in fact, cannot tell the difference between minerals that have originated in the d, r c, or rwanda. and that they've stopped sourcing from the region as this would appear to be almost a confession as to the allegations we've made in these complaints. and we're all quite surprised by apple's complete turnaround. but hang on the say that the statement that say that it strongly disputes your allegations, and it said as the conflict in the region escalated earlier, this where we notified our suppliers that there smelters and refiners must have spent sourcing 10 tonsil and tungsten and gold. from the d r c on rolanda. so what are we to read into that? well, i mean, listen very clearly in june when they wrote to us, they never mentioned this

well, let's discuss this further and bring, you know, a guess today in london, we have robot, amsterdam, and international lawyer who's representing the democratic republic of come go, in this case, the government and the eastern d. c. alarm. who connie is a journalist who's covered the conflict for more than 15 years, and in cape town in south africa. gregory and timbo salter is a consultant who specializes in natural results, government, and served on the u. n. group of experts for the democratic republic of congo. now you'll see we don't have any one rep presenting apple today on our panel. we reached out to apple, but they have not responded to us. let me start up with you. well, but you are the lawyer in this case for the democratic republic of congo. apple denies all your obligations, but explain to me why has the country decides to bring this case? now, a low, a centrally absolute behavior and the, the activity. but apple engages in use what we allege funds. the rebels inside the congo we on behalf of the government are looking at the funding of the rebellion that is going on, sp