billy here is a policewoman with a stick and hose.i lose awareness a bucket of water was poured on me and then continued only 30 stories about strong and courageous women. they do not ask for anything for themselves, they worry about others, we do not need anything. please help her protest, she is poor without a leg and many fundraisers have responded , which was opened on the website of the women's project. donbass has already been completed. help now goes to those who need it most the most difficult moments. we are able to unite. we are united and this is probably the most important quality that we have, this is not my project. this is a project of the whole country, and on the air of the male / female program we will hear the stories of real men. this is a member of the legendary battalion. fifteen, it was formed back in 2014, say a. is it true that at first i had to fight with hunting rifles, and in sneakers we fought with sticks, you can say, because, well, i had three rounds on the sks and i stood opponents at 400 m x and theref

eastern, you can wake up with billy joel. herehat happens when he wakes up with a song idea. when you write, you always say the music comes first. >> yes. >> does that mean, take us through that. you get up in the morning and you start humming something and that stays with you? >> a lot of times i will have dreamt music that i don't instantly remember when i wake up. but i do know what was that thing i dreamt last night? it was really good, almost sim phonic. and i will spend a good amount of the day trying to recall on the piano by playing, it went like this, and it kind of went like that, trying to recall a dream. that's what happened with "just the way you are." i dreamt it, i forgot it, and a few weeks went by and it re-occurred to me. i was in the middle of a meeting with an accountant and attorney and i said, i've got to leave to write this song. and they were like, go, go. ♪ ♪ don't go changing to try to please me ♪ >> and i was thinking, i must have heard this before. did i steal this from everybody else? and i realized ye

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and that can really be felt here, at the billie jean really be felt here, at the billiejean king cup. with more than a hundred countries involved, it is the largest annual international team petition in women's spot and this year it was won by switzerland. they were amongst the team embracing the billiejean king the billie jean king collaboration the billiejean king collaboration with microsoft to add another layer of coaching during games. analytics of all aspects of the game be generated from ball tracking cameras and 3d radar systems around the court. the data can then be accessed through a cloud platform meaning professionals and their coaches can see it in a real—time during their play. so can this technology really improve the game? i'm going to go and test it out and do this by going up against one of my long—standing rivals. — my dad. my backhand is my best shot so i am excited to see what the data says. although i am far from to see what the data says. although i am farfrom being a professional. 0h, although i am farfrom being a professional. oh, yes, what a shot! i professi

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interests in the orthodox church is something that bade vladimir putin and bid xena vanish. billy share the oligarch seen here with the patriarch of georgia, has formed a close relationship with the orthodox church. even paying for the construction of the country's biggest cathedral. but critics say it's a symbiotic relationship. he has taken on board the worst part of church, which unfortunately is a majority of it. ah, as its ideological ally, to demonize west demonize opponents, the demonized idea of liberty as such and to use their, their hostile mob crowds as his foot soldiers. that all i looked up like w b i with him in recent years, both the government and the church of intensified attacks on what they call, decadent liberalism, as personified by former president psych ashby, the he remains confined in a prison hospital, supposedly being treated for a heart condition, those now deemed moral enemies of the vanish. pity and the church say they feel increasingly threatened, especially the countries l g b t q i community. ah, they been mobilizing their most violent an anti l g b t q i protests. the biggest

billy. but around here everybody calls me the new guy. >> when chevy chase leaves.keup, can we get in here, please. sorry, fellows. >> that just opened up other doors. and "saturday night live" was just kind of taking notes. >> two wild and crazy guys! >> you will never have to steel, gut, or cut again. >> roseann, roseanna-danna. >> where do we come from? >> france. >> it was the show for us. it was the show about us. >> you wanted to be a part of it. it was inextricably linked with the times. >> good afternoon. good night. >> and have a pleasant tomorrow. ♪ why not. y, l'eau de parfum. yves saint laurent. happy holidays. it's the subway series menu. 12 irresistible subs. the most epic sandwich roster ever created. ♪ it's subway's biggest refresh yet! i'm a vegas hotel. i know what you're thinking. it's cool, i don't want anything long term either. just a few nights of fun. i'm looking for someone who will let loose, dress up a little, see a show, order the steak, and the lobster. some people say i'm excessive, but who cares. i just want to enjoy some late nights.

. ♪ ♪ >> in 2021 billy and christine opened awake here in denver, a movement gaining steam in america this alcohol free product space and growing community people are looking to dial back their consumption of alcohol in someway made it exciting and interesting to quit. >> who knew sober is the new cool. >> it will grow from $923 million to 1.7 trillion by 2028. >> did you feel when you stopped drinking three years ago that your social life changed? >> uh-huh. i dranked f for 32 years. this is deeply conditioned we need substances to do everything, right? in order to have fun with friends, go to sporting events, this is what we've been taught in our society. >> so we're here to prove that's not the case and we're finding that it's not. >> to what do you attribute the explosive growth of non-alcoholic products? >> what we think is there is actually a lot more people out there in recovery or haven't drank for a long time and they just don't have anywhere to go. you know, now they do and we see them. >> there is a stigma around people who choose not to drink. we automatically think there

so billy sheridan, a very pivotal character here, charles schwab. 1917, before america joined, though, the war effort, he knew that america would join the war effort. so he had a billy sheridan form an amateur steelworkers only baseball team. once again, healthy workers better predict most more workers by the time 18 rolls around. and america's war effort is really intense and bethlehem steel, if you can believe it or not. back then produce 40% of the munitions and 60% of the guns for america. and 65% of the guns and munitions for america's allies, great britain, france and russia. so it still was a big deal. schwab knew that his workers were working way past overtime. they some major recreation and so came up with a great scheme. the secretary for war for america had declared america needed workers badly, soldiers badly because they joined the war very. and the secretary of war decreed that if you had to work or serve, you had to be. and for an essential military industry or actually be a soldier, if you were a male between the ages of 18 and 45, this scared part of my french, the --

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. >> in 2021, billy and christine opened awake here in denver, part of a new movement gaining steam ins ago right at the time this alcohol-free product phase and people looking to dial back their consumption of alcohol in some way made it very exciting and interesting to quit. >> who knew that sober is the new cool? >> some estimates predict the non-alcoholic beverage market will grow from $923 million to $1.7 trillion by 2028. did you feel when you stopped drinking three years ago that your social life changed? >> mm-hmm. i drank for 32 years. this is very deeply conditioned that we need to have these substances in order to do everything, right? in order to have fun with our friends, go to sporting events. this is what we've been taught in our society. >> so we're here to prove that that's not the case, and we're finding that it's not. >> to what do you attribute the explosive growth of non-alcoholic products? >> what we think is there's actually a lot more people out there who are in recovery or haven't drank for a long time, and they just don't have anywhere to go. and now they do,

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-listed china stocks here, alibaba, jd, billy billy also rallying double-digits just in the past month or so, but china 's lifting might be too little too late when it comes to the world's biggest companies and yes that does include the biggest apple. we know they are speeding up plans to diversify away from china reportedly shifting some of their production away to india and vietnam instead and yesterday you had apple at that arizona tsmc opening, buying u.s.-made chips. tim cook confirming this and they are buying u.s.-made chips for the first time in 10 years, and neil, that investment in arizona, that $40 billion investment by tsmc some say it was apple that pushed tsmc to build that facility because they want to getaway from the disruptions in china but also possibly to keep more high-tech production here in the u.s. to avoid possibly some china-taiwan tensions in the future. neil: all right, you're talking about a taiwan semiconductor of course. susan, terrific job. i appreciate laying it out like that. want to go to christian white, the former state department official. christia

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billie eilish has gone on to become a superstar. in an exclusive interview for the bbc 100 women season, 5he di5cusses everything from imposter syndrome to identity. here's she uploaded on soundcloud went viral. she's now the first artist born in the 21st—century to hit number one in the billboard and win an oscar. some parts of last year and the year before arejust, like, whoo! i was just on a downward spiral impostor syndrome. 15 was when people decided that that was who i was, so it's really hard to change and grow and mature and, like, become a human, when people decided that you are one thing. it absolutely drives me insane that you can look up billie eilish and videos that come up are things i said when i was 15. almost nothing i said before two months ago i still believe! a young artist who's still finding her own identity with each new album and magazine profile. one thing you did say, though, was when you think about your identity you like sort of amalgamating masculine and feminine. do you think about yourself like that still, in terms of your identity? yeah, ifeel the most powerful when i feel masculine. what you mean by masculine? i don't kno

and then women who saw their olympic dream come true here, you know, and millie and billy moore, the coach coach of the team and people like vick and others that were just in the community and what it meant to have the olympic tryouts, like all of a sudden here on your in your hometown, your campus, and, you know, you of the olympics, it's such a big international bright light type of stage. but to have the real proving ground happen on small campus in the middle of missouri created a really interesting opportunity to tell the stories of this group of people that came together to try to make something happen that had never been done before in history. and i think that's that's very interesting. and, you know when we went on our tour, we got to see the place where they practice and that was a special moment for me. and i'm sure it's special for you as well, considering it was your favorite chapter. what if some of the surprising or exciting reactions that you've gotten so far about your book? so it came out a couple of weeks ago and that the first event that i did was at springfield in

here? well, tojoin me to tell me more is the station commander group captain billy cooper.illy. let's first go back to that day injuly. record—breaking temperatures above 40 degrees. what sort of impact does that have on operations here at coningsby? so any extremes of weather and particularly temperature can have an effect even on very modern aircraft. in particular the performance of the engines, either at very high altitude or very high temperature. we find also the density of the fuel will change, so the way in which the maintainers operate with the aircraft can also be quite different. at coningsby you have the quick reaction alert squadron who have alert squadron who have to be up in the air at almost a moment's notice. what sort of weather impacts do they look out for? we have to be aware of what the weather conditions are, not only here at coningsby but across all of the uk and into europe as well, so we'd be particularly concerned about thunderstorms, if any areas were particularly cloudy, which might make it very difficult for us to intercept any other aircraft. b

here's megha mohan. imposter syndrome, amidst a sea of awards. thank you for this. billiesoundcloud went viral. she's now the first artist born in the 21st—century to hit number one in the billboard charts, and win an oscar. some parts of last year and the year before arejust, like, whoo! i was just in a downward spiral impostor syndrome. 15 was when people decided that that was who i was, so it's really hard to change and grow and mature and, like, become a human, when people decided that you were one thing. it absolutely drives me insane that you can look up billie eilish, and videos that come up are things i said when i was 15. almost nothing i said before two months ago i still believe! laughter. a young artist who's still finding her own identity with each new album and magazine profile. one thing you did say, though, was when you think about your identity, you like sort of amalgamating masculine and feminine. do you think about yourself like that still, in terms of your identity? yeah, ifeel the most powerful when i feel masculine. what do you mean by masculine? i do

billy hello. you've been talking to i think i've been here by you've been talking to fatima. ah . okay. now, so things are just for the sake of moving forward. could you just address the question that i've asked you earlier about religious polarization and ultra nationalist agenda? i don't think i yeah. i why. once you use these words, if she'll give me these specific instances, then i can talk about it saying that we are her but rising calmly. now, what are the instances to say that it just come in and pull up? all right, people talk about her and i see now and i see something which was ordered by the supreme court in or by the be government to said that was coming, play session or book reservation of communities. i would think for it to be a turn to say that she a, a, an act which talked about giving protection to the minorities in which a logical critics, kate nibbling india not is that a scheme to come in. and then i really wish to understand what little is. so when somebody says me, j. p has been practicing tomlin politics or device of politics. you must come with their stance it s

world war ii, one of them while in uniform was blinded by a local police officer here in south carolina. took his billyassistance from the veteran's, the so-called gi bill. matters up in new york was admitted to harvard university who was not only allowed to get veterans benefits because they did not want to set a precedence. that's what has been going on since the 1940s. and we move to correct that in this country with the civil rights act of '64. the voting rights act of '65. the fair housing law of '68. these things were done to correct your traditional discrimination that is taking place against black folks. now, we knew, in fact, i used to run the south carolina come mission for farm workers, the veterans -- i'm sorry, the agriculture department were discriminating against black farmers and the pick for case is replete with it and the biden administration moved to correct that and now, they're saying you're being unfair to white people. that is why today there are eight less african americans in the south carolina legislature than there were in the past legislature because these laws are now makin

of the children you know from the show malishevsky here is a criminal video, and more cultural apples and art of the password are on the website of billyadio company. and so tell yourself the skin difference on the tv channel, belarus one and belarus 264. our issue is completed beltelera projects two companies are available, as it is on the tvr website button by reception weekend, 56 not 59 all today in the world. come to anyone, who is he and his wife tormented, who is with the children? if you were to start your life over and over consciously, let's say the life you lived, it was like a rough draft, and a new clean. well, i just think sometimes

here to tell me all about the launch of pirate, it's fyre festival founder billy mcfarland. it going? is it hard to walk around with the ankle shackles? >> it's so crazy to be the here and look out over new york. thanks for having me. kennedy: what were you thinking? >> i was so stupid and so wrong, and if i could have 30 seconds to tell you what i thought, what i thought is the key word, that i was trying to do, was that for years before fyre i was taking customers from my previous business, the outer islands of the bahamas, these were an try-diverse group who had some, you know, pretense about them in the new york, and we came to these outer islands and really connected over adventure. the bonds that were formed were so incredible, and i was just so driven to share what was happening in the world. and part of it was was to brag to my friends. look, you'll never believe what's happening here, but i was really driven by this desire to share, and that a led to the terrible idea of trying to invite a few thousand people. kennedy: yeah. and a lot of people relived that on netfli

behind me are some typhoon aircraft based here but what impact does the temperatures have on operations? station commander group captain billyback to that day injuly. what sort of impact does the temperatures have on coningsby? any extremes of weather and particularly temperature can have an effect even on modern aircraft. in particular the engine performance, and very high altitude or temperature. we find the density of the fuel will change so the way in which the maintainers operate with the aircraft can be different. at coningsby you have the quick reaction alert squadron who have to be up in the air at a moments notice what sort of weather impacts do look at? if any areas were particularly cloudy, which might make it difficult for us to intercept other aircraft. it's notjust modern—day aircraft in operation here, it's home to the battle of britain memorial flight and these priceless artefacts are kept in airworthy condition and can be seen in the skies above all sorts of events during the summer keeping their rich history alive. and here we are in the hangar of the battle of britain memorial flight. behind me just one of

. >> i love that and we want to come over here and talk to olympian billy how are you? d a place that could put on a better olympics or winter sporting festival than park city, utah, and salt lake city it's an amazing place to live, train for the five olympics i competed in. now to raise my kids. >> and i love that you are wearing your medals here you have a gold and silver. >> only for you, man. >> i love that that's amazing only for you guys on the "today" show did we bring out all the stops this morning make some noise! [ cheers ] >> a place to celebrate the holiday season in main street, park city, utah. it's a wonderful time of year. we are so excited to showcase with the rest of the world it is wonderful. if you do me a favor, mayor nan, tell everybody why they should visit. >> because park city is winter's favorite town. come and join us. >> come and join us. make some noise, everybody [ cheers and applause >> thank you, park city. thanks to everyone in park city. ksl. a chance to see your town on merriest street, today.com. >>> more shining stars salma hayek, ant

. >> the last thing you ever here is that marilyn contributed to the comedic genius of billy wilder. she is never given credit for being deliberately funny. >> billy wilder was not the easiest of directors. he just wanted the actors to do what he wanted them to do, but marilyn was a perfectionist. she wanted many takes, and she would just ruin a taker she didn't like what had been done. her style of acting didn't go well with the highly efficient, time driven, money driven studio. and bill wilder aimlessly said it was . >> this was not cheap, even in those days. she cuss like $20,000. so you just say, my god, my god, who is going to have a nervous breakdown? me or the moneyman? >> i cannot help but think about the ways that men are allowed to have a lot of leeway on certain ways women aren't. >> it is the way in which we talked about, well, this male actor is passionate. he is a method actor, and this actress is just a crazy onset. and i've heard that time and time again. and that is gendered. >> three, four, five, six. >> as ever, the story is more complicated than the versions we g

and going and floating in and out. >> the billy defrank center christmas celebration runs from noon to 3 pm today. proof of covid vaccination is required. here'sy area at three major airports. delays are affecting travelers around the country and here. the website showed three dozen cancellations nationwide yesterday with 7,000 delays. it has led to a lot of waiting around for people trying to get the family members this holiday season. and so far, there were 80 delayed flights in more than 40 cancellations on saturday. one traveler tells us in their case that there was not much communication coming from the airline. went through security, got to our gate, happened to look up and said our flight was canceled. there is no tax, no emails, no nothing. >> the stormy weather is expected to continue sweeping through most of the country for the rest of the weekend. >> a travel nightmare this holiday week. i'm kristin benevides with the one generation winter storm. that's wreaking havoc and [music] >> that's alive look at levi stadium. welcome back to time now for 610. a severe winter storm is bringing freezing temperatures to large parts of the u.s.

here's megha mohan. imposter syndrome amidst a sea of awards. thank you for this. billieent viral. she's now the first artist born in the 21st—century to hit number one in the billboard and win an oscar. some parts of last year and the year before arejust, like, whoo! i was just on a downward spiral impostor syndrome. 15 was when people decided that that was who i was, so it's really hard to change and grow and mature and, like, become a human, when people decided that you are one thing. it absolutely drives me insane that you can look up billie eilish and videos that come up are things i said when i was 15. almost nothing i said before two months ago i still believe! a young artist who's still finding her own identity with each new album and magazine profile. one thing you did say, though, was when you think about your identity you like sort of amalgamating masculine and feminine. do you think about yourself like that still, in terms of your identity? yeah, ifeel the most powerful when i feel masculine. what you mean by masculine? i don't know. like, depending on how i w

here's megha mohan. imposter syndrome, amidst a sea of awards. thank you for this. billiertist born in the 2ist—century to hit number one in the billboard charts, and win an oscar. some parts of last year and the year before arejust, like, whoo! i was just in a downward spiral impostor syndrome. 15 was when people decided that that was who i was, so it's really hard to change and grow and mature and, like, become a human, when people decided that you were one thing. it absolutely drives me insane that you can look up billie eilish, and videos that come up are things i said when i was 15. almost nothing i said before two months ago i still believe! laughter. a young artist who's still finding her own identity with each new album and magazine profile. one thing you did say, though, was when you think about your identity, you like sort of amalgamating masculine and feminine. do you think about yourself like that still, in terms of your identity? yeah, ifeel the most powerful when i feel masculine. what do you mean by masculine? i don't know, i've... like, depending on how i w