i am asking you to dream big, during bold, -- dream bold, big and bold and daring, for your families and your country. big and bold and daring. i am asking you to believe in yourself, and i'm asking you to believe once again in america. and if we do that, then altogether we will make america strong again. we will make america wealthy again. we will make america safe again. and we will make america great again. thank you very much, florida. thank you, florida. god bless you. merry christmas. god bless you. thank you. incredible support. ♪ ♪ get what youways want playing] can't always get what you want you can't always get what you want you can't always get what you want but if you try sometimes you might find you get what you need ohh -- >> president-elect donald trump has one more victory rally scheduled for the weekend. in mobile,e will be alabama to speak. we will have live coverage of his remarks on c-span. afternoon, ohio state university will be the site of a memorial service for astronaut, john glenn, who

i'm asking you to dream big again, dream bold, big and bold. dream big and bold and daring for your families, for yourself and your country, big and bold and daring. i'm asking you to believe in yourself and i'm asking you to believe once again in america. if we do that then altogether we will make america strong again. we will make america wealthy again. we will make america safe again and we will make america great again. thank you very much for that. thank you florida. god bless you. merry christmas, god bless you. thank you very much. incredible support. ♪ >> thank you, thank you, thank you says donald trump the president-elect. he was in orlando. six days before the election and the florida courts. the state delivering and making all the difference of course in his destiny and that of the nation because of its central importance. by the way when he says thank you and florida as he has throughout all of the states now this is the seventh state he means every word of it. with me radio talkshow host mark simone. mark, it's terrific to see the

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for "nightly business report," michelle caruso-cabrera. >> bold predictions.g of russian president putin, he ignored his own foreign minister's suggestion to retaliate against u.s. sanctions levied in response to russia's alleged cyberattacks to interfere in our presidential election. he instead said he would not expel american diplomats like the u.s. did to 35 russian officials. donald trump meanwhile tweeted about mr. putin's great move on delays. i always knew he was very smart. >>> but a new report serves up as a wake-up call for the government and for corporate america. our josh lip ton joins us from san francisco. who authored the report and why did they publish it, josh? >> reporter: so, bill, this is a new joint report from the fbi and the department of homeland security in which really u.s. authorities are sort of laying out their case of why they argue it was the russian government that hacked those democratic party organizations and operatives, and really laying out the case going through the tools, the tactics and the techniques they say these russ

he's made some bold announcements, but was it all talk and no action? stay tuned, because that's all to come on business live review 2016. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. israel has condemned a vote by the un security council calling for an end tojewish settlements on occupied palestinian land. the us abstained rather than vetoing the resolution as it usually does. donald trump has tweeted things will be "different" when he takes over. here's our middle east correspondent, yolande knell. these israeli homes are on land that the palestinians want for their promised future state. there are now some 600,000 israelis living in the occupied west bank in eastjerusalem, and numbers are growing. in a rare show of unity, the un security council passed its judgment on thejewish settlements. translation: 14 votes in favour. describing them as a flagrant violation of international law and a threat to any peace deal with the palestinians. crucially, the united states did not use its veto power in israel's favour as it usually does. it is because this resolut

i'm asking you to dream big again, dream bold, big and bold. dream big and bold and daring for your families, for yourself and your country, big and bold and daring. i'm asking you to believe in yourself and i'm asking you to believe once again in america. if we do that then altogether we will make america strong again. we will make america wealthy again. we will make america safe again and we will make america great again. thank you very much for that. thank you florida. god bless you. merry christmas, god bless you. thank you very much. incredible support. ♪ >> thank you, thank you, thank you says donald trump the president-elect. he was in orlando. six days before the election and the florida courts. the state delivering and making all the difference of course in his destiny and that of the nation because of its central importance. by the way when he says thank you and florida as he has throughout all of the states now this is the seventh state he means every word of it. with me radio talkshow host mark simone. mark, it's terrific to see the

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maureen: plus the bold thieves got a hole in a roof in target store in georgia. tonight police say it wasn't their first time. jonathan: new tonight a schedule of the upcoming presidential inauguration. we will reveal the big events. that is up next. steve: i'm steve rudin live in vienna. this is a beautiful, beautiful evening out here. i hope you can come out and take a look at the thousands and thousands of the holiday lights. here is your forecast for this everything. 40's at 7:00. falling in the 30's. in a few minutes, chief meteorologist doug hill will be back with the forecast and a look at the travel outlook and the christmas holiday weekend. stay with us. announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 6:00". on your side. maureen: investigators are looking at the cause of an early morning fire in greenbelt just before christmas. they believe it started in a third floor unit. no one was hurt but smoke and flames forced more than 30 eople to escape the condominium building on hanover parkway. a number of pets were also rescued from the fire. families were able to

why doesn't she do something really bold? cancel the corporation tax cut and put the money into social care instead. >> the right honorable gentleman in the next bit is set. i to say newcastle council is the council will be sought in september virtually no delay discharges. out of the people were not being held accountable when they didn't need to be. so what it shows as it is possible for council to deliver on the ground. you see councils like dealing not using the social care preset and different result. the difference between the worst-performing consular relations to that discharges is a 20 fold difference. that's not a bad difference of funding. that's about a difference of delivering. [shouting] >> mr. speaker, councils required to cope with a 40% cut in their budget of the whole country and the people who pay the price of those stuck in hospital who should be allowed to go home and those that are getting the care and support they need. this is a social care system deep in crisis. the crisis is made in downing street by

mrs may said the vote to leave the eu would offer britain the opportunity to carve out a bold new rolethe world. in his christmas message, the labour leaderjeremy corbyn promised to do more for people sleeping on the streets. here's our political correspondent, iain watson. the british people have spoken and the answer is we are. the eu referendum divided not just the answer is we are. the eu referendum divided notjust the politicians but communities and families. so against this back drop it is perhaps not surprising that in her christmas message the prime minister appeals for unity. coming together is important for us as a country, the reason they says. as we leave the eu we must seize an historic opportunity to forge a bold new role and to unite our country as we move forward into the future. in a separate message recorded to the armed forces theresa may tells them that the government is on their side. because i want you and all the families to know that this government is on your side. jeremy corbyn says his thoughts are with those experiencing loneliness and despair at this time o

and this is the time to dream big and be bold, and to really exercise reducing the size, the scope andeach of the federal government, reduce the cost of it. >> you have got a big and bold dreamer and doer in donald trump. so it's going to be a fascinating first 100 days, my bet is fascinating 8 years in point of fact. >> i think you are exactly right. >> congressman, i appreciate it again. i know you join me in saying just, you know, our prayers for the folks in tennessee and the families of those who have been injured and unfortunately killed in this terrible fire. congressman marsha blackburn, thank you for being with us. we look forward to seeing you soon. >> time fear comment or two. that's it for us. thank you for being with us. be with us for our special coverage of trump's thank you and victory tour. kennedy: donald trump says he's stepping away from his businesses so he can fully focus on the country. but is it enough to prevent any conflicts of interest? hillary clinton officially asking forral recount in wisconsin. what are her chances? chris stirewalt is here with the detail

they need to be out there and be bold and leading as well. >> you know, it strikes me that organizing is very difficult work and it's sort of -- a lot of it can be repetitive drudgery and your organization was founded during the impeachment, a little factoid, and had this real galvanizing moment, the run-up to the iraq war. and you've been an organizer since then. >> yeah. >> does this feel like those -- that previous moment, in terms of what you see in terms of just the intensity, the passion of people, do you feel like you're getting a flood of donations or contacts from members? can you feel -- can you compare it to previous moments as an organizer? >> yeah. so, look, i've actually been telling people that it feels to me like my organizing against the iraq war, which is really where i cut my teeth as an organizer, was a dry run, a trial run or a small trial for what's to come. that was a mass movement. we had a million people in the streets of new york in february 2013, as some folks will remember. and you asked are we at moveon, with the incredible uprising from people across the

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i'm asking you to dream big again, big and bold, i love that, dream big and bold and daring for your families, for yourself and for your country, big and bold and daring. i'm asking you to believe in yourself and i'm asking you to believe once again in america. and if we do that, then all together we will make america strong again. we will make america wealthy again. we will make america safe again. and we will make america great again. thank you very much, florida. thank you, florida. god bless you. merry christmas. god bless you. thank you very much. incredible support. thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ you can't always get what you want ♪ ♪ you can't always get what you want ♪ ♪ you can't always get what you want ♪ ♪ and you can try sometime, you might get what you need ♪ ♪ >>> you've been watching a donald trump thank you rally in orlando, florida. trump talked about building the wall and he talked about extreme vetting for immigrants and keeping -- >>> breaking to night, president-elect donald trump continues his thank you tour across the nation visiting yet another blue state he turned red. tha

. >> full on all the way: i feel like it is a bold statement, bold statement to say it will not impact the taste. we will be the judge of that. >> i'm serious. you can tell the difference. always tell. >> jill wagner, live for us, thanks very much. >>> well, cheryl sandberg is donating 100 million-dollar worth of face back stock to charity. facebook coo transferred 880,000 shares to a fun created after her husband passed away last year. it is unclear what causes it will benefit the but i might remember last year she gave 31 million-dollar of stock to charitable causes. >>> a new court filing is giving us an idea of the will value of the late rock star prince's estate, it appears to be about 200 million-dollar. this is first specific estimate to be public from court proceedings after prince's death last april. the singers and musician left no men will. prince's sister and five half siblings are in line to inherit equal shares of the estate. >>> former assistant fat ball coach mike mcqueary is getting another five million-dollar over his treatment by the school after jerry sandusky's arr

. >> pelley: the best military operations require bold planning, radio science-- silence, and precision. what happened-- what happens when you add some holiday magic? jim axelrod found out. >> wishing notre dame a very, merry christmas. congrats on the win. >> reporter: when army lieutenant bo farrell wished notre dame's basketball team well monday, a good night became great for his brother, matt, the starting point guard, grateful to see bo safe from where matt thought was afghanistan. >> i love you, and i miss you very much. ( applause ) >> reporter: but when it turned out bo was actually in south bend-- it became a moment these brothers will remember forever. same thing at white water elementary school in virginia last week. jackson rescott had an x-box at the top of his christmas list. >> i think i have a bit of christmas magic for you. >> okay. >> reporter: but santa had a better idea. marine staff sergeant david rescott, deployed overseas the last eight and a half months, left his son's jaw hanging open. ( laughter ) until he reached for a hug. for the last couple of weeks, 'tis b

mrs may said the vote to leave the eu would offer britain the opportunity to carve out a bold new rolessage, the labour leaderjeremy corbyn promised to do more for people sleeping on the streets. here's our political correspondent, iain watson. the british people have spoken and the answer is we're out. the eu referendum divided not just politicians but communities and families. so, against this backdrop, it's perhaps not surprising that in her christmas message, the prime minister appeals for unity. coming together is important for us as a country, theresa may says. as we leave the eu we must seize an historic opportunity to forge a bold new role and unite our country as we move forward into the future. in a separate message recorded for the armed forces, theresa may tells them that the government is on their side. because i want you and all your families to know that this government is on your side. jeremy corbyn says his thoughts are with those experiencing loneliness and despair at this time of year. he recently visited a homelessness charity in london and uses his christmas messag

thanks to you, right next door in my home state of indiana, today in indianapolis, because of the bold leadership and vision of president-elect donald trump, a company that announced back in february that they were closing their doors and moving to mexico announced that now more than 1,100 good-paying jobs will stay right here in america. and the president-elect made it happen. make no mistake about it. carrier chose to stay in indiana because america chose to make donald trump the next president of the united states. and thanks to you, thanks to you, we're going to enforce the laws of this country for the citizens of this country, we're going to build a wall, and we're going to end illegal immigration once and for all. [cheers and applause] >> build that wall. build that wall. mr. pence: oh, we will. and thanks to you, and thanks to you, we're going to have a president who will appoint justices to the supreme court of the united states who will uphold our second amendment and all the god-given liberties enshrined in our constitution. so we're here to say thanks. mostly, i just want to

need to do is make sure those who come into contact with people are able to recognize those signs nra bold to treat it in the way and deal with people sensitively and sympathetically in an appropriate way. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i don't think the prime minister has any idea the level of suffering and paito

but bold move with so little time left. >> it is making a bold move with someone who is replacing himwho is going in a very different direction and won't really care about the messages that he sends. in fact president elect trump is simulcasting as president obama is trying to deal with this. so it is a high-risk maneuver. and i do think it will embolden president elect trump. and it might win him some support here in the u.s. he otherwise wouldn't have. >> you would think a lot of democratic jews who were pro israel who may all of a sudden look towards donald trump. and as to the u.n. he said things will be different after january 20th. do you think the u.s. should pull funding from the united nations? do you think that is a possibility now? >> you know, every president to a degree campaigns to the infishsy of the united nations. i don't think that is going to be the focus. i think the president elect is going to make changes in policy with respect to the u.s.-israeli relationship. i think you will see a much closer coordination and cooperation on iran. i think there is a reasonable

or you can do it like -- >> strong brow going on as well as lashes. >> this is bold, bold, bold.re going to do this. >> it is gorgeous. i love pairing like a really nice berry lip with that gold. >> moving on to the sexy smolder. chiselled face. i feel like the first thing is that everybody thinks it has to be like black and feels intimidating. one thing we did here is we do like a teal color. using markers like this rather than a powder makes it easy to draw directly to the eye. this is still considered smoky eye. you can have fun with it. purple, blue, gray. >> what do you do with the rest of the face? >> there is a lot of work behind it. this product makes it super easy. you just chisel the face where you want it to go. it doesn't have to be crazy lines. put it to where you want to kind of contour and make the face nice and simple. take the beauty blender you see the tefnition. it doesn't look muddy. >> this has two sides, the highlighter -- >> it is one product but you get both of them. it's amazing. you look beautiful. keep it neutral on the lips with a sheer gloss and keepi

make them big, make them bold. first of all i have to tell you about what jack lew just said.epublicans weren't interested in 2010 it was six years ago came out with a taxcutting plan get rid of the deductions and the loopholes. and president obama did nothing with regard to that commission. any tax reform in the tax reform that he would sign have to include at least 1.4 trillion net tax increase. you can't raise taxes on the american people $1.4 trillion and have it progress. that is why nothing happened. and now the question is whether or not donald trump once he became president will be there quickly enough to get something solid in place hopefully before april people like the forbes are getting a little bit worried. they have noticed the hesitation. to get big bold tax cuts. when you talk to both the trump people and the ways and means folks. you do to tax cuts. getting rid of obama care is about a trillion dollar tax cut. that is the appetizer, the starter. see forbes was a great advocate for progrowth tax policy will be very happy. they will take that corporate rate from

applause] and thanks to you, right next door in my home state , today, in indianapolis, because of the bold leadership and vision of president elect donald trump, a company that announced in february, they were closing their doors and moving to mexico , announced that now, more than 1100 good, playing jobs will stay right here in america -- jobs will stay right here in america and the president-elect made it happen. make no mistake about it. carrier chose to stay in indiana because america chose to make donald trump the next president of the united states. [cheers and applause] gov. pence: and thanks to you, thanks to you, we are going to enforce the laws of this country for the citizens of this country . we are going to build a wall and end illegal immigration once and for all. [cheers and applause] [chanting "build the wall"] gov. pence: oh, we will. thanks to to you, you, we'll have a president who will appoint justices to the supreme court of the united states who will of old our second amendment and all the god-given liberties enshrined in our constitution national will ourld -- will u

. >> an armed snowman and a unique signs are bold warnings to stay away. the >> reporter: the traditional holiday season has a relevant new look. especially at this family's chandler home. >> we smile and laugh. >> reporter: not just for neighbors. >> i hear it's getting really bad. the lights off their bushes getting stolen. >> stealing this light is not worth your life. a snowman with the rifle. >> reporter: and this armed frosty. >> just tells them we own a we don't want anything stolen or anyone getting hurt. >> reporter: to be extra certain nothing is taken, lights are secured with electrical tape, and this laser light, a popular target for crooks, is covered in zip ties. >> i know it's a little redneck but the neighbors get a kick of it. >> it should be. it's a hit. we look neighborhood. >> we work hard for our money. >> reporter: when it comes to a stance against crooks, proudly let it show show. >> it's the christmas season, it's not the season of stealing, taking. >> reporter: the family is thinking about taking the sign down because it's got so m

sot shopper1 it's pretty bold to be hanging out inside the store then busting loose and stealing man. sot shopper2 i've been in the bay area for a long time. if it was antioch mall, you kind of thing a lot of stuff happens out there. but that's ridiculous, that's insane. for someone to dot hat much to wait untilt the store closes, that is shocking to me. concord police say. this theft is quite unusual. they say usually suspects commit the crime quickly and run. *standup at this point/police are not releasing the surveillance video. they aren't releasing many details about the timeline of this crimebecause that information may compromise the investigation. if you know the man seen in the surveillance pictureyou're asked to call concord police. reporting in concord, ha, k4 news. >> vicki:another holiday shopping warning. a woman in pleasanton was robbed at gunpoint in a mall parking lot. it happened yesterday just before noon in parking lot "a".at the stoneridge shopping center. the victim was walking to her vehicle.when two the two robbers approached her. one criminal pointed a gun at

i just like people who get out there and are bold and do it without fear. >> dolly is the bold fearless and she took control of her at a young age. >> you have from the beginning been a very instinctively great businesswoman, started the record label, the publishing, as a very young woman. where did that come from? >> that came from my daddy, he was so smart. he could make a business deal like you wouldn't believe. i got my music and my spirituality from my mom's side of the family. but my smarts, my business sense and just my take on people, just being able to know what's real and what ain't, i get that from my daddy. >> there's instinct and then there's guts, because as a young woman in nashville, it wasn't easy for you to stand up and air i'm taking control of all my music. >> it wasn't hard for me. i wasn't intimidated by men. i was very close to my dad and my uncles my brothers, so i understand the nature and the personalities of men. i always said i look like a woman, but i think like a man. and i do, i think a lot like my dad and my brothers. i was always flattered when men came

we might step it with something bold if things get a bit hard to manage, if you will.ry is theket chinese renminbi. we see some weakness here. the other one is the aussie dollar, -- like i said, just about everything will currency on the planet today. the follows they shocking gdp report coming in below estimates , the most bearish forecast out there. equity markets have been a story all year. good news for the markets. that is a remarkable performance. let's cross back to the set a transformation story as the economy tries to wean itself off oil. that's what the government has in pushing. ntp is part of that story. what is being affected dramatically is the corporate sector. lower past, they have had oil prices. but let's look at how this is playing out. we talked with sheila patel about saudi arabia and this german addict a turnaround story in the second half of the year. now the corporate sector is under massive pressure. the private companies as well, not just the government companies that are making the change. the private sector is reacting, seeing the difference

i am asking you to dream big and bold and daring things for your country. i am asking you to believe in yourself and i'm asking you to believe again in america. it's going to be great. it's going to be great. and if we do that, then all together we will make america strong again. we will make america rich again. we will make america safe again. and we will make america great again. thank you, iowa. thank you. thank you very much. god bless you, iowa. god bless you. ♪ >>> breaking tonight, that was president-elect trump wrapping up the third stop on his thank you tour which is taking him to some of the biggest states that he won across the country. and while the crowd in des moines may have been going wild for the president-elect just moments ago, that's nothing compared to the hysteria among some democrats over mr. trump's pick to head the environmental protection agency. welcome to "the kelly file" tonight. i'm sandra smith in or megyn kelly. president-elect trump and mike pence taking the stage in iowa as part of their thank you tour. they added yet anoth

it is not for me, but it is bold and drastic. it is like the comb over and you have to make it drastic. i wasn't putting anyone down. that wasn't my intention. >> you said a guy doesn't notice when a girl gets a haircut. >> it is a point of reference. >> it is repeating. >> they are calling for an end to paddling. you said those getting paddling are not going to ivy league schools. they are going to the trade schools. elitist much? >> look at you. >> i would imagine, tom, that it is possible that someone might misbehave in school and then go to a top tear college -- top pier college -- top tier college. shame on you and your elitist friends. paddling has been linked to negative outcomes. what if a teacher wants to blow off some steam? where are the paddles being made? >> excellent point. >> and where are they being kept? >> they are prominently displayed. >> they are on the wall. a little raw hide. >> in a fraternity? >> i guess. star trek jokes are making it uncomfortable for women. she writes it is only when an alternate image

and addresses where people sit and stand that is exciting we're building something new allen said be bold words stuck with me my father used to say more said than is done i want to make sure with we do not just say this kickoff effort is a great feeling but a better feeling in time which i see the results of us serving the community that is underserved that year i've had - >> (clapping.) >> - 9 friends who have passed its from cancer 9 since thanksgiving and to me that is an outrage epidemic we have to stop and giving me to rest with all of us coming th

with bold action such as unify the our forces at the dawn of a nuclear age, moving to an all volunteer force after the vietnam war. leveraging leap ahead technologies like stealth and precision guided munitions and battle networks to fortune on unmatched military edge against the soviet bloc. winning the cold war and defining u.s. leadership in the air that followed in waging 21st century counterterrorism and counterinsurgency campaigns. i myself have lived through, witness, and served in all but the earliest of those eras. in the strategic transition between them. contributing to programs involving missile defense and space in nuclear triad during the cold war, overseeing the project to prevent the stockpile of soviet nuclear chemical and biological weapons from falling into the wrong hands after the cold war ended. in a more recent recent years helping develop and field capabilities like the mine resistant protected vehicles for the fights in afghanistan and iraq among other places. in this strategic transition. we're in right now we must widen the spectrum of our current and future

i'm asking you to dream big and bold and daring things for your family and for your country. i am asking you to believe in yourself again and i'm asking you to believe in america. [applause] mr. trump: and if we do that, then altogether we will make america strong again. we will make america wealthy again. we will make america safe again. and we will make america great again. thank you. thank you, pennsylvania. thank you. god bless you. merry christmas. thank you, pennsylvania. thank you. ♪ -- >> ♪ you can't always get what you want you can't always get what you want find, try sometimes, you you get what you need i saw her today at the reception a glass of wine in her hand meet here was going to connection at her feet you can always get what you want can't always get what you want get what youays want sometimes you might find you get what you need ♪ i went down to the demonstration abuse my fair share of if we don't -- you can't always get what you want you can't always get what you want you can't always get what you want but if you try sometimes, you just might find, you get

why doesn't she do something really bold/ cancel the corporation tax cut and put the money into social care instead. [commotion] p.m. may: the right honorable gentleman has included newcastle in the list. i have to say, newcastle council is one of the councils where we saw virtually no delayed discharges, so elderly people were not being held up in hospital when they did not need to be or want to be. this shows it is possible for councils to deliver on the ground. you see councils like newcastle doing that and you see councils like dealing not using the social care precepts, and a different result. the difference between the worst-performing council in delayed discharges and the best is a 20 difference. that is a difference of delivery, not funding. [commotion] >> mr. speaker, councils work very hard to try to cope with a 40% cut in their budget across the whole country. people who pay the price are those stuck in hospital who should be able to go home and those who are not getting the care and support they need. this is a social care system that is deep in crisis. the crisis is made i

, bold. it is gorgeous. you should just keep this on. >> look at that lip. i love pairing a really nice berry lip with that gold. it is a good contrast. >> your browse are amazing. >> i know. she's perfect. >> moving on to the sexy smolder for that midnight kiss. >> okay. this look is all about having a smokey eye, really, really like chiseled face and a neutral lip. i feel like the first thing is that everyone always thinks a smokey eye has to be a black smokey eye and that feels a little intimidating. here we used a teal color. using actual like markers like this rather than a powder really makes it super easy to just draw it directly on to the eye so you don't have to get intimidated. but this is still considered a smokey eye. >> really. i thought that was always associated with black. >> you can do purple, blue, grey. >> what do you do with the rest of her face when you go with smokey eye? >> when everyone thinks of contouring it freaks everyone out because there is a lot of work. this pr

they were saying something bold, even arrogant. they were saying almost everyone who came before us in human history was wrong about the nature of governance. the american founding is not just about a war in the early 1770's. it is not a disagreement with the brits in particular. the american constitutional convention was working out a document that finished a declaration of independence and work out ideas that says we think most people in history have been wrong about governance. we think they are wrong about governance because they are wrong about anthropology. they don't understand the dignity of people. the american founding was a claim that rights come from god via nature and government is a shared pool to those rights -- shared tool to those rights. people did not believe that in the past. they believe the world looks broken. it looks like people would like to take away your life, liberty, and stuff -- therefore we need government. this argument works. then they said the king is probably the only one that is truly free becaus

nbc doing it again--- another bold musical will be broadcast live. in a moment, we look ahead to tonight's performance of hairspray! this season, you can give the gift of a fresh holiday meal - enjoyed right at home. today's tmj4 is proud to partner with hunger task force and raymond james on "home 4 the holidays." it's a virtual food drive to provide our neighbors in ne ingredients for a nice holiday meal. just go to tmj4.com and look for the "home 4 the holidays" button. you can donate a turkey, a ham... or a whole family dinner. from all of us at today's tmj4, thank you for considering a tonights the night--after many months of preparation, rehearsals, and anticipation.. . nbc unveils its latest live musical.... "hairspray live". this is the fourth modern live musical for nbc, but the production of "hairspray" will be very different from the live production will be moving from indoor to outdoor sets, almost a third of the time. "i think the thing that takes the pressure off a little bit is, it's live. i think what makes it great are all those litt

his skill secured israel's strategic position, his boldness sent israeli commandos to rescue jews from ethiopia. his statesmanship built an unbreakable bond with the united states of america and so many other countries. his contributions didn't end there. shimon also showed what people can do when they harness reason and science to a common cause. he understood that a country without many natural resources could more than make up for it with the talents of its people. he made hard choices to roll back inflation and climb out from a terrible economic crisis. he championed the promise of science and technology to make the desert bloom. and turned this tiny country into a central hub of the digital age. making life better not just for people here but for people around the world. indeed, shimon's contribution to this nation is so fundamental, so pervasive, that perhaps sometimes they can be overlooked. for a younger generation, shimon was probably remembered more for a peace process that never reached its end point. they would listen to critics on the left who might argue that shimon did n