because annette -- annette was a showgirl and then became, obviously, a stripper.vertainer. >> jimmy: your look in this film -- >> oh, it's fantastic. >> jimmy: -- is one of my favorite looks in -- >> yes. >> jimmy: look at this. >> it's just fantastic. >> jimmy: well done! [ cheers andnd applaus] >> yeah. yeah. >> jimmy: this -- the tan -- >> the spray tan. mommy got a spray tan. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: the spray tan. the spray tan -- >> the spray tan, and just -- and by the way, it's a harsh life, vegas. vegas, i don't know, maybe you guys love vegas. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: it's tough. >> you know, it's a harsh place. and particularly harsh for women. and this is a movie about women. this is a movie about what happens about mothers and daughters, and what happens to women in vegas. and it's a beautiful little movie directed by gia coppola. stars pamela anderson. >> jimmy: fantastic job. >> i know. >> jimmy: gia coppola. also, you're -- you're a a dancer. you -- >> well so, what happened was this. so, the bevertainer who we met, when i found out about beverta

that was annette arriola reporting.get you can watch the rose parade right here on nbc bay area. you can stream it on peacock. today show's hoda kotb and al roker, as you can see, there will be hosting the parade again 8:00 in the morning. yeah, we know at 8:00 in the morning it is going to be cold around here and it's going to be cold tonight for those people out in san francisco and san jose, all over the bay area ringing in the new year. jeff. yeah, super chilly out there. and as you can see in our live camera here in san francisco, no problems at all when it comes to that visibility. we are clear at the lower levels. there are some high clouds up above, but i think overall, as we ring in 2025, we're going to be right here at 49 in san francisco. and then right around 3 a.m. we're dipping down to 45. otherwise, as we head through new year's day tomorrow, we have high pressure that's keeping the storm track just to the north. we'll talk more about what we'll get in on some rain chances here. coming up in just a bit. l

it's annette. t spokesman for the united nations intern for us, also known as unit phil 11. on still ahead on al jazeera, the president of bell arrears looks set to extend his betsy. yeah, grateful and how is critics courting the presidential election as sean? both columbia, as president says, he's searching dignity and respect. soft of turning away may. so i'm going to watch it. surveillance tech is key to sustaining israel's occupation. you don't necessarily know what's watching you at the training. it's called the official intelligence, the use of a simulation object sort of the of technology that's condense. so around the globe, very, very sophisticated a i can collect them q the palestine, the bar 3 point one on that, just the humanitarian crisis, and 11 and calls for immediate and sustained action. ok, foundations loving an emergency response subs as a vital lifeline for many in desperate need.

you know, for the, for that and those please. annette just structures that affected it is our memory. it's of the collective memory i, i want to bring in paul very briefly because he said something that we, when we talked about what's happening before the show. you said nation building requires an identity and if that identity is based on lies and you have to destroy the evidence, is that what's happening here? that's right. yeah. uh, building a national identity is a, it requires somebody to put together some kind of cohesive narrative from history that serves the current national project. especially when that project is oppressive against an indigenous people like in palestine. the research isn't a central part of building that narrative so, so you have to raise the longstanding evidence that directly receives the narrative you're trying to construct to justify crimes against humanity. home i would like for the 3 of you to stay with us while we bring it into the conversation. felix gets caught. co founder of now here media. felix, thank you so much for your time. you've been using t

annette is joining us with more. happy ew year.ould like to understand how unusual this actually is for german politics having a ceo of an american company actually making comments about the upcoming election. >> reporter: it's very unusual and i think the most unusual is this ceo is actually advocating the afd, alternative for germany, of course, the populist right-wing party in the country, is endorsed by elon musk. i guess this is the most unusual thing. that is also created that uproar or public uproar in the country. i guess it is a first that someone outside of country, a ceo, published an op-ed in the newspaper endorsing the populist afd as the only way forward for the country. scholz has actually alluded to that op-ed and the fact there was this endorsement by elon musk in his new year's reception tells us the story that they are very afraid of the afd. they could come in second at the national election ahead of the spd. that is why scholz is addressing the public, the electorate saying we need to stand together to get the

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we've been reflecting, both joe biden and donald trump claiming credit for this agreement, and mr annetteyahu. let's get more on the net humanitarian situation. let's speak to fikr shalltoot. she's the gaza director for medical aid for palestinians. thank you very much. i do see this agreement panning out in terms of humanitarian aid and getting those relief supplies back —— how do you see? getting those relief supplies back -- how do you see? yeah, i think that — back -- how do you see? yeah, i think that this _ back -- how do you see? yeah, i think that this agreement - back -- how do you see? yeah, i think that this agreement is - think that this agreement is just a step actually towards saving civilians' lives. and to sustain what is left of their dignity. what gaza has been suffering over the last 15 months, getting aid into gaza. we got lots of trucks waiting in rafah and also injordan and also in the west bank. i hope people see now the immediate opening of the crossing and the access of supplies and also the emergency medical teams who are desperately needed to treat people in gaz

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let's discuss this with annette.s we are one step closer to figuring out what an happen in this election. what was the main message from these two opposing political parties over the weekend? >> reporter: it couldn't be more different because, of course, olof scholz is entering the election campaign with one huge disadvantage. he is also the chancellor of this very unpopular still existing government into the new election and, of course, he had to address that as well a little bit during his speech at the party convention which made him the official candidate for chancellory as well. let's listen in to what he had to say and understand why the last three years were so difficult and also made him such an unpopular candidate now. >> translator: it has been a recognizing exhausting three years. we witnessed this first rand. lots of mistakes. perhaps i should have put my foot down earlier, not just behind the seep cenes, but in public. perhaps i should have ended the coalition earlier. >> reporter: the social democrats a

annette, thanks so much from our sister station in la.e just mentioned those malibu evacuation warnings, but new this morning, nearly a third of ththe city o malibu has been lot to the palisades fire. that's according to the city's mayor. he tells us a number of homes along pch and the community of big rock are gone. more homes. from big rock to carbon mesa road are severely damaged or completely gone. meanwhile, federal authorities are taking over the investigation into the cause of the palisades fire. la city leaders say the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives is now leading the task force that's made up of federal, state and local police. police have arrested a man for allegedly starting a brush fire in azusa. that's just east of where the eaton fire is burning. the small fire sparked just after 1130 friday night. witnesses told officers the man who started the fire was still there. when officers responded, they found him standing next to the flames and arrested him on arson charges. firefighters thankfully quickly put

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the tech is often pointed towards flames by companies like annette, based in los angeles, fighting fires with ai powered hardware and software that can detect smoke from massive distances and determine whether it's a threat. so as soon as we've identified with the sensor, there's something going on, there's heat. they can take an image and send that image confirmation right away to the fire department. all of this now in use, both down in southern california and in the bay area. i'll get an email that will tell me that an anomaly has been detected. i'll click on that email. it'll give me an approximate location, a location. they can then fly to. i mean, that's incredible. how far along is this technology though? it's being tested both here and in southern california. it sort of makes sense here that this would be something we're using a lot because a there's all this technology obviously in california. but b as we talk about constantly huge wildfire danger. so it's necessary to at least try this stuff out. yeah it's worth that shot. all right scott, thanks as always. we will continue our

it's still not clear how this volatile chunk to in south korea's politics will come to annette. it was james che, to reporting, and that is our show for today. follow our team on social media attitude of the news and of course there's our website, dw, dock. com. i'm claire richardson in berlin for me on the whole team here. thank you so much for watching the thing kept repeating, please, please don't close. we hope they will not close at least these last truth because otherwise they told me, fellows will be torn apart. the body between norway and russia is, with one exception. the minibus from kicking is in no way, 2 months in russia. the navy is trying not to let the rest of the tax on ukraine influence their relationship, focus on europe. next, on d, w. the solar industry, new miracle, minerals for off skies. more efficient, easy to synthesize and easy to process how far off guide could revolutionize the solar energy market and why it isn't ready just yet. made in germany. in 60 minutes on d, w, the, the dw travel over the side of the street food, honest with inside it just lo

machine learning, developed by companies like annette, based in los angeles.as soon as we've identified with the sensor, there's something going on. there's heat. they can take an image and send that image confirmation right away to the fire department. and that fire department can then choose whether to send aircraft or a drone to help in the fire fight. how great it would be if we could deploy a drone or even a robot, you know, sniffer that can whatever can get there quickly and say, yep, this is a fire. one that might have been developed here by nasa ames flying an autonomous craft to the scene instead of putting human lives in danger, especially with the satellites that measure the whole planet and can observe the whole planet over long periods of time. some of the folks here at ames are using the suborbital assets to study more closely and with better spatial resolution. the fires right now, all of these things are in use, but in many parts of the state and even the country, they're just now getting integrated. companies, fire crews, nasa all tell us they

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annette had a chance to catch up with the bunes member and asked if the party would ask if they wouldocate for more friendly policies given the german economy's sluggish economy. >> translator: i would say the greens have been a party that pointed out that the one side on russia is dangerous. that is why we have always fought to prioritize the expansion of ble energies. this is exactly what we achieved the last three years. renewable energy has gone through the roof in germany. that is not key for the industrial base, it is key for the german independence. that is what we need to continue to drive forward. >> the german corporates, especially those who need a lot of energies are complaining about the high energy prices in the country. in other countries, we see a new focus on nuclear energy. is there anything you would support as well given that it could actually be a transition either way of creating cheap energy? >> translator: i think it's time we stop talk about transition energy and how we can make energy independent in the long term. our way to achieve this is through massive ex

we are turning it over to annette, ill trained -- inept, ill trained bureaucrats and i resent that as of combat medic. it is stupid. rep. morrison: thank you, sir. others? >> i would echo what he said. when you talk about the meaning of this whole hearing, it's about due process. you are stripping these veterans of their dignity. stripping them of their right to their second minute rights. they served to protect and defend. that is not helping at all. that is hurting more than it is helping. you are preventing them from getting jobs. my own son, he had a job. he was supposed to become a police officer. now he can't become a police officer. why? he went to combat and had some problems and he came back and got some counseling. again, the stigmatization that we are all unstable, crazy and all these other things i have heard since i returned from my combat tours in 2004, 1990, it's are you ok, are you ok? because i'm upset we happen to disagree. we are not unstable. we are ok. we just need to be treated like every other citizen in the country. my god, i got shot three times in combat figh

annette refused to evacuate her pacific palisades home, despite the police from neighbors and loved onest want to leave her pets behind. a beloved dog, to parents and a canary and a turtle. she was 85. edwin, 94, loved vintage cars and is remembered as a kind soul to those who knew him. his friend dennis told reporters " when my time comes, if i can be half the man he was and go to the same place, then i will be ok with it." evelyn, 59, lived next to her brother who was helping to evacuate their disabled mother. he told his sister it is time to go, and thought she was following them. he told reporters " i don't know why she did not leave. it is just so much." 84-year-old -- a native of china, lived alone in altadena after losing his wife during the pandemic. his son planned to visit his father soon and said his dad " taught me how to think critically and solve complex math problems. thank you, dad. rest in peace." >> during the pandemic, a project called artists and ed lde was formed to connect artists with older adultsr. the founder share their takes on the art of bringing people togeth

. >> smith remembers her son as a very kind, spiritual person. 85 year old annette rossilli is also counted among the known dead. it appears she insisted on staying in her pacific palisades home with her pets. neighbors encouraged her to leave, but she declined. victor shaw, two, chose to stay. one source says shaw decided to try and fight the raging blaze with a garden hose, rather than evacuate his longtime family home. meanwhile, a son is mourning his father, rodney nickerson, another eaton fire victim, eric nickerson, remembers every word of their last conversation. they were extremely close and spoke every day. and finally, rory callum sykes, an australian former child star, died when wildfire ripped through his family's malibu estate. he appeared on the 1998 british tv series kiddy kapers. his mother, shelley, describes him as beautiful and wonderful. president joe biden says he and the federal government are making every effort to aid california's firefighting and provide support in what will be a difficult aftermath. cnn's julia benbrook reports from the white house. >> the biden ad

the shooting took place in cold kennedy, annette and legal settlement. these riley ministry says 3 and government open fire to with a bus. the searching for the suspects and of look down the area. i'm just said it has the latest for us. she's in amman because the palestinian authority is suspended out and there is operations. in the okey pod westbank, these really military has released initial findings of a probe into the shooting on monday in the occupied west bank. they say that outside the legal settlement of can you mean it's 3 is really is were killed and 8 others injured. they say that's 3 posts. and you and gunman opened fire on not just a bus, but 2 other vehicles in the area. one of the dead has been identified as an as really police officer from another legal settlement in the west bank. we've heard from several is really officials including the prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who is said that israel will go to great lengths in order to find the suspects and bring them to justice is really forces have actually been conducting a manual and in

we're learning more about the victims who have died in this disaster, among them an 85 year old annette it appears that she insisted on staying in her pacific palisades home with her pets. neighbors encouraged her to leave, but she declined. victor shaw, as well chose to stay. one source says shaw decided to try and fight the raging blaze with a garden hose, rather than evacuate to his longtime family home. and we also learned the story of rodney nickerson, an 82 year old grandfather who raised an entire family in the house, which is now burned to the ground. he lived in the neighborhood for more than 50 years. as the fire approached. his family says he refused to leave. our affiliate in los angeles spoke with his daughter. >> this is where we've been our whole life, and my son tried to get him to leave, and my neighbors and myself, and he said, he'll be fine. i'll be here when you guys come back. and he said his house would be here. his house is here. and he was here, too. he was in his bed when i found him. >> and rory callum sykes, an australian former child star, died when the wildf

annette rossilli. she was 85. she was encouraged to evacuate her pacific palisades home, but stayed behind with her pets. her dog greatly her canary pepper her two parrots and a turtle. anthony mitchell was 67, and his son justin was in his 20s. anthony was an amputee who used a wheelchair, and his son justin suffered from cerebral palsy. on wednesday morning, anthony was speaking with his daughter in arkansas when he told her he had to go because the fire was in the yard of their altadena home. he was later found by justin's bed. their families believe that anthony was trying to save his son, saying he would not have left justin behind no matter what. still ahead tonight, a live update from the l.a. fire department on that new palisades fire hot spot, forcing new evacuations. plus, it's a difference maker in the aerial fight to contain the fires. the so-called super scooper. we have one live for you tonight with an expert standing by to explain just how important it is. >> kobe believed in himself at the youngest

among them is 85 year old annette rossilli.e're told she insisted on staying in her pacific palisades home with her pets. neighbors encouraged her to leave, but she declined. victor shaw also chose to stay. he reportedly tried to fight the raging eaton fire with a garden hose rather than evacuate his longtime family home. we also heard the story of rodney nickerson, a grandfather who raised his family in the house, which is now burned to the ground. he lived in his altadena neighborhood for more than 50 years. as the fire approached, family members say nickerson refused to leave. our affiliate in los angeles spoke with his daughter. >> this is where we've been our whole life, and my son tried to get him to leave, and my neighbors and myself, and he said, he'll be fine. i'll be here when you guys come back. and he said his house would be here. his house is here. and he was here, too. he was in his bed when i found him. >> and rory callum sykes. a former child star from australia died when the palisades fire ripped through his fa

reporter annette arriola from our station knbc toward remains in altadena. >> the altadena senior centerff of mariposa and santa rosa, which, by the way, my kids have gone to for several events is still standing and there's really no reason as to why one home survived and why the entire rest of the block is gone. >> in fact, we've driven to through a couple of these side streets and it's just so, so sad. >> you have

annett, of course, has been tracking all of the twists and turns in german politics and i would like to understand here is that comment around a potential move to the to the right, to the extreme right from the cdu ultimately, is there a sense here that actually the next german coalition could actually be supported by the afd, given that they now seem to be aligned on immigration policy? >> well. >> i. >> think this sort. >> of. >> firewall to form. >> a. >> coalition with. >> the afd, that. >> is. >> something which is. >> very much intact. >> so i don't see an. austrian scenario yet for. >> germany. >> but that this. >> is going. >> to happen in the future. >> at. >> some point in time. >> nobody knows. >> but what schulz's spd and also habeck. >> is alluding. >> to now is that. >> friedrich merz wants to push through. >> a tougher immigration bill through parliament, with. also potentially the help of the. >> afd. >> meaning that if they vote in. >> favor of it. >> it. >> gets through. >> so that's like literally one on one democracy. and of course, the afd is. represented in parl

the western star, ohio's oldest weekly newspaper, the historic golden lamb in ohio's oldest hotel annette hosted united states presidents and mark twain, charles dickens and harriet beacher stow. neal armstrong could go anywhere but chose lebanon as his home. it's that special. lebanon continues to bring people together including the warren county fair and fabs gather to celebrate. we have an office there and it is one of my favorite places and still remarkable 215 years later. congratulations to all my friends in lebanon. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: under the speaker's announced policy of january 3, 2025, the gentleman from utah, mr. moore is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the majority leader. mr. moore: i ask unanimous consent that members may include extraneous material on the topic of this special order. mr. moore: house republicans are supporting and protecting the rights of women and girls and championing bills that fight back against unfair competition in sports. yesterday we passed protection of women and girls in sports act which is on its way to the sena

. >> and the sfpuc unknowing will i retained the portion of it 1 request annette lane used for public roads literally the utilities and potential for other purposes. since the 2008 sale south san francisco has planned two major projects on the lands from the sfpuc and the communities civic campus already under construction and the future 800 unit project that is affordable housing. as that san francisco was south san francisco was doing due diligence the sfpuc owns those and they immediately bring to your attention and sought our approval. the sfpuc issued a temporary license for for the use our property get their use undertions to commissioners point. um, and we immediately began to negotiate a purchase and sale never the intention for the sfpuc to be - to support the new redevelopment having the ownership facilitates their work and the parties to the purchase and sale of the city and county of san francisco through the puc and the city of south san francisco the property to be sold approximately $46,000 plus in size and is purchase price of one hundred and 32 thousand is equal to th