earlier i spoke to wall street journal columnist andy kessler about developments and a.i.kessler welcome good to see you again. so the -- when we look back 40 years at the year 2024 what will we see as the biggest advances in technology that happened that really did change the world? >> well, i mean, the things that happened this year that people look back on are autonomist vehicles clearly right replacing the driver with artificial intelligence system, and then second is this whole generative a.i. large language models of machines that can talk to you. and arguably you know, sound intelligence, i'm not sure they have intelligence but they're going to sound intelligence, and the nice thing about both of those is their productivity power houses productivity propellants they augment humans or replaceans, and looking back that's what heights, and -- paul: that's what's really interesting i took my first drive in a waymo driver less cars in los angeles a couple of weeks ago it was extraordinary and it worked well and that's in the next few years rolled out in most of the count

and people say "andy cohen, where you going." and i say to 23rd street. and i happen. cohen? does he not have the lyft app? there is no handle on the inside! >> andy: we were just at! we did a week of shows of "watch what happens live" in miami, and someone handed me a joint, and the security guard that was there said, give me that joint, you can't smoke that joint, a stranger gave it to me. and i said you need to understand, my people, they want to get me high. they don't want to kill me! so i feel the same way, they want to give me a ride, not kill me. >> anderson: that is the stupidest thing i've ever heard. >> andy: it makes perfect sense to me! >> anderson: when the article is written about your death it will be like his last words were "this person did not want to kill me." >> andy: you are too negative about things! >> anderson: okay, i have seen what happens! you live in a fantasy land of people just screaming at each other and you think it works out in the end at the end of the episode. >> andy: it does! >> stephen: okay, so 15 years of "watch what happens live

no rebels who topple this regime is park celebrations in syria street were designated terror organization by the u.s., back in 2018. andyeport from 2020 said that the group involved from al qaeda former and between five and 10000 members, seeks to replace bashar al-assad the government guided by fundamentalist and interpretation of islamic law and in the meantime the fall of bashar al-assad is raising fears of the terrace of isis may feel the power document lindsey graham with this morning. >> all leave it up to the syrians to form their new government will kind country they want to be to appoint we do have an interest in preventing isis from coming back into the battlefield the 50000 isis fighters under the control of kurdish allies of the united states and northeastern syria and it is not national security, they do not break out of jail and reestablish the fate sweetie was going and who is a senior vice president for the foundation pretty fence of democracies and senator graham have seen moment but first off what more can you tell us about hts the rebels currently in control in syria for the most pt and is this group

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andy and ask him questions. madison, lay it out for out. >> we're going to start first with the wall street, large corporations,re expressing concerns over issues in the upcoming administration, specifically focusing on tariffs. a lot of attention being paid there. and when you look at that, you see that this has been a concern that followed trump. after the election in 2015, we saw a small increase in concerns around tariffs. a peak in 2018 and then during the biden years, corporate concerns on tariffs they've been lower but now they are reemerging. over the last few years, though, when you take a look at other issues like you mentioned, immigration, foreign born workers have made up the change in the labor force. these workers also almost all have the net new jobs as well. overall, we see some good news for companies. you look at those companies, they're no longer screaming about labor shortages. that has been a sharp decline there. management teams discussing labor costs as well were also seeing a decline. and getting back to the jobs report, there was little change in the number of people who were not and n

are absolutely a threat to themselves and other people on the street of new york and he has tried to step in and do something about that. andy mccarthy is with us. stay with us as we cover the breaking news. andy, your thoughts as you have has another minute here to think about what is going on. this there. >> i was just thinking to, martha, if i'm and jury, i would pretty steamed if the d.a. were to come in now and dismiss count one. they have been four days on count one. not like they moved on to count two because they gt hung up on count one. they got told you have to resolve count one first before we can think about moving on to count two. so they have spent what is it now, 25, 26 hours on one count. and now they will come in and tell them, you know, never mind. that count is out of the case. you and mercedes talking about the alan charge. i complete agree with that. i would add that the judge has already given them the allen charge on count one. now the elements of the offense change was whether or not it is recklessness or negligence, but the alan charge doesn't change. the record we have now is the jury was out four d

andy nemet this, thank you for being -- nemeth, thank you. >> it's an honor. cheryl: president trump replaced his man to replace lina kahn for the wall street trade commission.e retina, or rare s # cheryl: andrew ferguson going to replace lina kahn as head oval window the trade commission and he was more deal friendly and bought billions of corporate marriages for three years as the chair and wall street executives hoping that wall street snapping deal making bring in charlie gasparino of what you're hearing from the sources. >> most of the lefty meeting won't cover and she hated amazon and going to make her famous and economic paper and calling amazon an triple-demic trust pair docks and amazon will be broken up. what did she do. she's stupid, that's the best way and ideologically ridged and acts typed and made amazon stronger and stops any sort of merger and trying to stop the krogers albertson merger. cheryl: she did and now that makes amazon david ellison and sky dance and a merger between paramount, which is really hurting and warner bros discovery and trading below $10 a share. they need to merge and these companies aren't big and strzok strong and pow

muppets -- the muppets and sesame street created by legendary creator jim henson are created in a profile by ron howard. he began as a childhood actor all the way back to "andyscussing his work and the power of the muppets. >> you tell jim henson's story. we learned that some of what he was making was not necessarily going to be only designed for kids. >> right. most of it. >> most of it. >> in the beginning. >> although kids loved it. >> he -- you know, what's interesting is he wasn't interested in puppets. he was a young, creative guy in mississippi, then moved closer to washington and he just -- but he loved television and he just wanted to find a way to get on television. we have these hilarious interviews that orson welles did, of all people, and be out of it you learn that he never even played with puppets as a kid, but that was a way in to local television station. he took it, created his own puppets and, you know, he was a very introverted guy and i think he became an extrovert when he got one of these puppets on his hand. he was funny. he was satyrical and he was funny and grew his talent with puppet try. he was very experimental. >> you had icons f

street is open for business. >> i am a coowner at 19th. this establishment came about when me and my brother andy, coowner, we decided that it time for us to take a step up in the barber industry, and open up a space of our own. ory business is a community that shows their true artistic side of the barber industry. we are involved in teraival bingo so stop by, get a hair cut and when you do you get the barber sticker made just for us. i say in three words we are community, arts and here to help any way possible we can, so come by, visit at barber lounge, 907 taraval in the sunset. you can find us on instagram. >> time for teraival bingo supporting small business, anyone can participate. it is easy, collect stickers on a bingo gameboard and enter a >> first it's always the hardest and when they look back they really won't see you, but it's the path that you're paving forward for the next one behind you that counts. (♪♪♪) hi, my name is jajaida durden and i'm the acting superintendent for the bureau of forestry and i work for public works operations. and i'm over the landscaping, the shop and also

street is open for business. >> this is joey smith at barber lounge. one of the coowners at 19th and taraval and sunset. this establishment came about when me and my brother andyowner barber decided to it was time to take a step up in the barber industry. our business is community that shows their true artistic side of the barber indust rae. we are involved in taraval bingo so please stop by, get a haircut and when you do you get the barber sticker made for us. i say in three words, we are community, artsests and here to help. visit at barber louvl, 901 taraval and find on-[indiscernible] >> a new community game supporting small businesses, anyone can participate, it is easy, collect stickers on a gameboard and enter raffle event for a chance to win awesome prizes. for more, >> welcome to the 2024 civic center. >> 5. public hearings. is everyone festive today. >> we know boys and girls i love the holiday season has not been that way all the time i needed

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andy. live coverage starts at eight on cnn and streaming live on max. >> tonight, ceo shooting suspect luigi mangione pleading not guilty to state terror and murder charges in new york. appearing in court today wearing street clothes and in shackles. outside the court, he had supporters show up for him, waving protest signs that said people over profit. it comes days after mangione appeared in federal court. kara scannell was in the courtroom today. she's out front. >> luigi mangione accused of shooting and killing united health care ceo brian thompson. arriving to a new york city courtroom today escorted by police officers, his wrists and ankle shackled. >> not guilty. >> mangione entering a plea of not guilty to the 11 new york state counts he is facing, which include murder in the first degree and murder in the second degree as a crime of terrorism. >> i'm very concerned about my client's right to a fair trial. like every other defendant, he is entitled to a presumption of innocence. but unfortunately, the way this has been handled so far, his rights are being violated. >> his attorney, karen friedman agnifilo telling judge gregory carro that mangione was being used like, quote, political fodder. >> he'

street is open for business. >> this is joey smith at barber lounge. one of the coowners at 19th and taraval and sunset. this establishment came about when me and my brother andyowner barber decided to it was time to take a step up in the barber industry. our business is community that shows their true artistic side of the barber indust rae. we are involved in taraval bingo so please stop by, get a haircut and when you do you get the barber sticker made for us. i say in three words, we are community, artsests and here to help. visit at barber louvl, 901 taraval and find on-[indiscernible] >> a new community game supporting small businesses, anyone can participate, it is easy, collect stickers on a gameboard and enter raffle event for a chance to win awesome prizes. for more, >> [music] you are watching golden gate inventions with michael. this is episode exploring the excelsior. >> hi i'm michael you are watching golden gate inventions highlighting urban out doors we are in the excelsior. pickleball. let's play pickleball! pickleball is an incredited low popular sport growing nationwide. pickleball combines tennis, bad mitton and ping pong. playod a bad mitton

street is open for business. >> i am a coowner at 19th. this establishment came about when me and my brother andy, coowner, we decided that it time for us to take a step up in the barber industry, and open up a space of our own. ory business is a community that shows their true artistic side of the barber industry. we are involved in teraival bingo so stop by, get a hair cut and when you do you get the barber sticker made just for us. i say in three words we are community, arts and here to help any way possible we can, so come by, visit at barber lounge, 907 taraval in the sunset. you can find us on instagram. >> time for teraival bingo supporting small business, anyone can participate. it is easy, collect stickers on a bingo gameboard and enter a raffle event. >> in the bay area as a whole, thinking about environmental sustainability. we have been a leader in the country across industries in terms of what you can do and we have a learn approach. that is what allows us to be successful. >> what's wonderful is you have so many people who come here and they are what i call policy innovators and whe

street is open for business. >> i am a coowner at 19th. this establishment came about when me and my brother andy, coowner, we decided that it time for us to take a step up in the barber industry, and open up a space of our own. ory business is a community that shows their true artistic side of the barber industry. we are involved in teraival bingo so stop by, get a hair cut and when you do you get the barber sticker made just for us. i say in three words we are community, arts and here to help any way possible we can, so come by, visit at barber lounge, 907 taraval in the sunset. you can find us on instagram. >> time for teraival bingo supporting small business, anyone can participate. it is easy, collect stickers on a bingo gameboard and enter a raffle event. [trolley bells] >> where the heck are we? >> also, when the heck where r we? >> who cares, we are here. >> we are here union square in the city of saint francis; what do we do first? >> let's go shopping. >> who is paying? no! [music] >> my gosh, we have so many present isn't this wonderful >> yeah. >> let's take these to saint francis. >>

street is open for business. >> i am a coowner at 19th. this establishment came about when me and my brother andy, coowner, we decided that it time for us to take a step up in the barber industry, and open up a space of our own. ory business is a community that shows their true artistic side of the barber industry. we are involved in teraival bingo so stop by, get a hair cut and when you do you get the barber sticker made just for us. i say in three words we are community, arts and here to help any way possible we can, so come by, visit at barber lounge, 907 taraval in the sunset. you can find us on instagram. >> time for teraival bingo supporting small business, anyone can participate. it is easy, collect stickers on a bingo gameboard and enter a raffle event. >> manufacturing in cities creates this perfect platform for people to earn livelihoods and for people to create more economic prosperity. i'm kate sosa. i'm cofounder and ceo of sf made. sf made is a public private partnership in the city of san francisco to help manufacturers start, grow, and stay right here in san francisco. sf made rea

street is open for business. >> i am a coowner at 19th. this establishment came about when me and my brother andy coowner, we decided that it time for us to take a step up in the barber industry, and open up a space of our own. ory business is a community that shows their true artistic side of the barber industry. we are involved in teraival bingo so stop by, get a hair cut and when you do you get the barber sticker made just for us. i say in three words we are community, arts and here to help any way possible we can, so come by, visit at barber lounge, 907 taraval in the sunset. you can find us on instagram. >> time for teraival bingo supporting small business, anyone can participate. it is easy, collect stickers on a bingo gameboard and enter a raffle event. >> manufacturing in cities creates this perfect platform for people to earn livelihoods and for people to create more economic prosperity. i'm kate sosa. i'm cofounder and ceo of sf made. sf made is a public private partnership in the city of san francisco to help manufacturers start, grow, and stay right here in san francisco. sf made real

street is open for business. >> this is joey smith at barber lounge. one of the coowners at 19th and taraval and sunset. this establishment came about when me and my brother andy, coowner barber decided to it was time to take a step up in the barber industry. our business is community that shows their true artistic side of the barber indust rae. we are involved in taraval bingo so please stop by, get a haircut and when you do you get the barber sticker made for us. i say in three words, we are community, artsests and here to help. visit at barber louvl, 901 taraval and find on-[indiscernible] >> a new community game supporting small businesses, anyone can participate, it is easy, collect stickers on a gameboard and enter raffle event for a chance to win awesome prizes. for more, >> i, my name is peat. independent books on clement street in san francisco. green apple is a locally owned independent book store in the richmond district since 1967. the store has grown from 1150 square feet to 5 thousand. we have hundred thousand books. new, used, children books, all subjects. there is lots of stairs and nooks and crannies so lots of places to get lost and discover

andy and alex, wasn't it? yes. yeah. anyway, welcome back. >> and gb news studio. >> and gb news studio. >> hello, bruce. >> hello, bruce. >> hi. >> hi. >> what should we start with? what about wes streetingstreeting. i know the viewers will annihilate me for that. sorry. well, yeah, it's not a secret, but he's criticised ed miliband, his colleague, his colleague, labour colleague, over his failure to back military action against bashar al assad in syria in 2013 after that gassing. of course. claire, do you want to kick off with that? >> yeah, let's. i'm a very big fan of wes streeting. i think he might be the next leader of the labour party. actually, i think he's a man of conviction, and i think he is a strong willed man. and i think this is more to do with the fact that he's stamping his authority on the party. he was the one one of the only mps, like rosie duffield, who voted against the assisted dying bill, and that went against his party. and we know there was no whip involved in that. therefore it was a free vote. he also knows what a woman is. that's absolutely fundamental to my politicians standing, i think. and also he has got the nhs in his palm and he knows exactly what is nee

off the street killing these children and we also need to -- the people who don't belong here get them away but they are buying up everything. and another thing. host: before you we go this is andyor a publican line, less than a minute go ahead. caller: i can't believe you cut callers off. how did we get here to this point where that fella was saying he wanted white men to be the leaders and not just -- not trust women in there. women in other societies got to speak in order to get to where we are now. we see the error of our ways now and you cut them off and he pays for your show. you say you are not government-funded but this fella pays for the tax break that those cable stations get from that fellow there that pays taxes. host: you are correct we are not government-funded. that's it for our program today. another edition of washington journal, away tomorrow morning again we can expect the house looking to try to prevent a shutdown of government due to a lack of funds, the release of that 1500 plus page cr bill as it's known to continue funding into next year into a new congress with the senate control and a new administration as well. all that and more for you this week.

labour's emily thornberry, who will be made a dame, and the former conservative mayor of birmingham, andy streetwho will be knighted. the financial times reports the list is yet to receive final sign off, though, from the prime minister and king charles. french president emmanuel macron insists he will stay on until the end of his financial times. he is expected to receive his award for political and public service. after almost two decades in frontline politics. other political recipients reportedly also include labour's emily thornberry, who will be made a dame, and the former conservative mayor of birmingham, andy street, who will be knighted. the financial times reports the list is yet to receive final sign off, though, from the prime minister and king charles. french president emmanuel macron insists he will stay on until the end of his mandate in 2027, in a national address held a day after politicians toppled his government led by michel barnier. he resigned as prime minister after the government was ousted in a no confidence vote, the first since 1962. 331 mps backed the motion sparked b

labour's emily thornberry, who will be made a dame, and the former conservative mayor of birmingham, andy street, who will be knighted, the ft reports. the list is yet to receive final sign off, though, from the prime minister and his majesty king charles the third. now french prime minister michel barnier, has resigned after his government was ousted in a no confidence vote, the first since 1962. 331 mp5 confidence vote, the first since 1962. 331 mps backed the motion , 1962. 331 mps backed the motion, sparked by his use of presidential powers to push through a controversial ,60 billion budget without a vote. despite the resignation, he will remain in office until a successor is appointed. president emmanuel macron now faces the challenge of selecting a new prime minister from a very divided parliament. macron is set to address the nation later on this evening. set to address the nation later on this evening . two romanian on this evening. two romanian nationals have been charged after an iranian journalist was stabbed outside his home in wimbledon. nandito badiya , who's wimbledon. nandito bad

labour's emily thornberry, who will be made a dame and the former conservative mayor of birmingham, andy street, who will be knighted. the ft reports the list is yet to receive final sign off from the prime minister and king charles. a tsunami warning issued for northern california and oregon after a powerful 7.0 magnitude earthquake quake struck off the coast, struck off the coast of ferndale has been cancelled. the earthquake was at a depth of around ten kilometres, which was shallow. according to the united states geological survey. some 4.7 million people in california and oregon were under the tsunami warning , which was due tsunami warning, which was due to hit at 1210 local time, but the alert was cancelled about ten minutes before. now time to get into the christmas spirits because earlier this evening the trafalgar square christmas tree lights were switched on. varne . lights were switched on. varne. festive cheer from the crowds despite the rain during a special ceremony where the royal marine corps of drums and regentville band of salvation army performed. the tree is a gift from nor

emily thornberry, who will be made a dame, and the former conservative mayor of birmingham, andrew andy street, who will be knighted, the ft reports. the list is yet to receive final sign off, though, from the prime minister and king charles. french president emmanuel macron insists he will stay on until the end of his mandate in 2027. in a national address held a day after politicians toppled his government led by michel barnier. he resigned as prime minister after his government was ousted in a no confidence vote. the first since 1962. 331 mps backed the motion, sparked by his use of presidential powers, to push through a controversial ,60 billion budget without a vote. president emmanuel macron now faces the challenge of selecting a new prime minister from within a divided parliament. and time to get into the christmas spirit , get into the christmas spirit, because earlier this evening, the trafalgar square christmas tree lights were turned on. by . tree lights were turned on. by. some festive cheer from the crowds there, despite the rain. dufing crowds there, despite the rain. during a spe

labour's emily thornberry, who will be made a dame, and the former conservative mayor of birmingham, andy street, who will be knighted. the financial times reports the list is yet to receive final sign off, though, from the prime minister and king charles. french president emmanuel macron insists he will stay on until the end of his mandate in 2027, in a national address held a day after politicians toppled his government led by michel barnier. he resigned as prime minister after the government was ousted in a no confidence vote, the first since 1962. 331 mps backed the motion sparked by his use of presidential powers, to push through a controversial ,60 billion budget without a vote. president emmanuel macron now faces the challenge of selecting a new prime minister from within a divided parliament, and time to get into the christmas spirit, because earlier this evening, the trafalgar square christmas tree lights were turned on. by . lights were turned on. by. festive cheer from the crowds there, despite the rain , during there, despite the rain, during a special ceremony where the royal marine

andy, listen. pay attention. you might learn something. >> that's 62. that's the multi—academy trust. >> £62.5 million. multi—academy trust. towns funding £6.75 million for the future high streetsr arade dam street, just down here for cctv. there's lots going up in ashfield at the most of the levelling up fund of any constituency and it looks fantastic. >> i know ashfield ashfield is still fantastic. yeah. >> do you know, do you know what i'm going to stick up for lina, which i never thought i'd say this, but i am. i'm. i'm actually going to stick up for lee. i've. i was born in ashfield. i know this area. and what happened after the pits closed in the 90s? it was absolutely devastated. it really was. and even up until sort of five, six, seven years ago, the town centre was absolutely devastated. when i come back now, you can see a difference. and i'm telling you now, it is because there is a local mp who knows the area and even though people will, you know, when, when i make this point, they'll say, oh, why are you sticking up for lee anderson? i'm like, i'm not. i'm telling you the truth, that when there is a local mp that when there is a local mp thatis that when there is a