and to teach us how to keep the tradition going, brother clint. [applause] >> that's me. >> good afternoon, [inaudible] >> my name is pastor smith and i want to libation is liquid and honor of those people who have passed away w.one person pouring liquid into a vessel or planner on to the ground, we honor those who have come before us. as the water cascades into the vessel, my voice vibrates through the water and now the water becomes something special, it becomes an offering to the ancestors, it's like, when we pour liquid and our voice vibrates, it recalls the person's name in our mind and they come alive. not like a ghost lying around the room but for instance, you say, i shay. everybody, say i shay. i say. is shay is like amen, is shay is like bless you, i shay is like you go, i shay is like, i agree so. when is pour the liquid and say the name of an ancestor, the village will reply? >> i shay. >> y'all are fast learners. i want to pour a little love a little love for my mother, roberto robinson. i shay. a little love a little love for medga e

clint henderson from the points guy.eing here and appreciate your time. >> thank you. nicole? >>> the san francisco mansion featured in the princess diaries movie finally has a buyer after months on the market. the four bedroom, three and a half bath home on the outskirts of pacific heights played a high school in the film. it was originally priced at nearly $9 million. before being cut to a bargain of $6.35 million and it's gorgeous inside and i don't know how that played o home in the film but i didn't see the film. and reed and gianna, you guys did see the film. so please -- tell me. >> movie magic. >> all it took. >> the fact that it looks like it was built in another country really helped the storyline. genovia the location. >> such a cute my rita. i mean, such a fun to kind of see her evolve and all of a sudden becoming a princess and it's like every little girl's dream. maybe not every, it was mine. >> you are telling me id need to watch it with my 5-year-old daughter. >> for sure. >> tell your 5-year-old daughter

clint, what are we expecting here?yes, stephanie, so we are talking about an interest network of proxies the iranians have throughout the region. if we go back to october 7th, we were talking about containing hezbollah here in southern lebanon. that's what the big focus of the u.s. navy was. since then, we've seen airstrikes here, down in yemen, with the houthis, who are going out and targeting ships. but all of the attention has shifted much more closely here to this border area between jordan, syria, and iraq. tower 22, which we are showing right here, is at the intersection of these two countries, and the reason is so critical is that it's the location by which an outpost in jordan it's really a logistical hub, tower 22, and it reports looks to these islamic forces, shia militia groups tied to the iranians, particularly the iranian revolution guard corps. like the iranian special forces groups. they coordinate the activity of all of these attacks. you see there has been hundreds of attacks since october 7th. more th

>> clint watts, thank you so much for starting us off this morning. elsewhere in the middle east, qatar's prime minister says negotiators have reached a unified position on a framework for a deal to release hostage and pause the fighting in gaza. according to officials with information of the negotiations, the proposal includes a 60-day humanitarian pause and a phased release of the remaining hostages. in the first phase hamas would free 35 to 40 hostageinize including women, men over the age of 60 and those with serious medical conditions. in exchange israel would release a set number of palestinian prisoners. the next two stages have not yet been finalized but expect to include the release of israeli soldiers, men under the age of 60, and the bodies of those who have died. a source tells nbc news the framework includes a deployment from gaza's city but those details need to be worked outch and also remain gaps in an agreement to a permanent end to the war. that a sticking point for hamas. the terror group indicated last night it would reject the fra

clint, let's talk about what we've seen. we've got the map there.at about is -- it's an escalation of viall lns, clear escalation of violence in the last week or two, iraq, red sea, elsewhere. break it down for us. >> yeah, jonathan, this is the scenario that 100 days ago everyone was worried about which is what would happen if it broke into a larger war. while we're being focused on gaza what's going on between israel and hamas, the other part of this war that's taken off in an aggressive way is down to the south which is yemen. yemen is where the houthis are. they've been doing missile attacks and going out and trying to command ear ships. this is to block this lane right here that goes up to the suez canal. you were talking about last night here in the north in the kurdish area of iraq. that area right there is one of the initial points that the u.s. came in 20 years ago whenever they invaded iraq. the kurds there, that is an important air base both for internal iraq stability and external in terms of support. and over the last week or so we've s

and clint, thank you so much for being here. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> when we come back, republicans love to call out president biden on immigration at the southern border. but what is the gop willing to do to actually fix the problem? later, at the president is out on the trail touting, good news on the economy. and despite what you may have heard, there is a lot to celebrate. just wait until you see how people are spending it out there. "the 11th hour" is getting underway on a very busy thursday night. i think he's having a midlife crisis i'm not. you got us t-mobile home internet lite. after a week of streaming they knocked us down... ...to dial up speeds. like from the 90s. great times. all i can do say is that my life is pre-- i like watching the puddles gather rain. -hey, your mom and i procreated to that song. oh, ew! i think you've said enough. why don't we just switch to xfinity like everyone else? then you would know what year it was. i know what year it is. >>> to those who think that if president trump wins,

joining me now, former fbi counter terrorism division consultant and msnbc national security analyst, clint. and former assistant d.a. for the manhattan d.a.'s office and msnbc legal analyst, catherine christian, here in studio with me. clint, i want to go back to one the things in this report, page 134, quote, more than one survivor recalled hearing someone say help if you need help a when a child tried t say help, the subject reentered room 112 from room 111 and shot him. it said it's possible a police officer uttered those words. i think overall, though, that's one of so many examples. they can't say and won't say definitively that this reaction cost lives. but is there any doubt in your mind knowing what's in it? >> it definitely did, chris, and i think i probably watched that video with you there, you know, in an interview multiple times. every time you see that, you see the officer standing there out in the hallway, you almost want to utter do something. you can tell that something needs to be done. you know, the officers are out there. and i think there were officers in that hallway

and clint, thank you so much for being here. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> when we come back, republicans love to call out president biden on immigration at the southern border. but what is the gop willing to do to actually fix the problem? later, at the president is out on the trail touting, good news on the economy. and despite what you may have heard, there is a lot to celebrate. just wait until you see how people are spending it out there. "the 11th hour" is getting underway on a very busy thursday night. ay night i needed more from my antidepressant. vraylar helped give it a lift. adding vraylar to an antidepressant... is clinically proven to help relieve overall depression symptoms... ...better than an antidepressant alone. and in vraylar clinical studies, most saw no substantial impact on weight. elderly dementia patients have increased risk of death or stroke. report unusual changes in behavior or suicidal thoughts. antidepressants can increase these in children and young adults. report fever, stiff muscles, or confu

anxieties, which in turn promote learning that seems to push the room and they've got to can stick and clint r, a high driven tools like replicas, checkbox that can help with loneliness. we use our program to chew up their users and check in regularly, but we shouldn't get too reliant on them. says dr. an addendum it's regularly communicating with real people is vital process to get tired of this at what digital technology hasn't been able to replace. and this is very important is into personal have detached, physical contact such as touching, hugging, and so on. that raises the question of what the technology should imitate, human physical context, or even try to replace that to the email to config. personally, i would always argue for strengthening real world into personal contact and oh yes, and i do it. everyone needs physical contacts, but not everyone has the same level of access to it to get a license to go through like a physical contact. that's something people in long distance relationships also struggle with. i mean, nobody to call kind of replace the kids. right. and it's not alw

now the most important thing, clint's former advisor.ville spread the sensational news that trump, you believe it or not, syphilis. this is how he commented on the red spots on the palms of the ex-president of america. allegedly. very similar to a venereal disease. they immediately remembered that trump has lost weight, often looks tired, and misspoke during public events. did you understand? this is donald the sick and frail retiree, not biden with dementia. and it is trump who is also sick, and not the pentagon chief who is treating his prostate. biden is incapable of debating with trump. the media calls him a great wizard, who attacks and moves towards the golden position. next comes mass censorship. last night, cnn refused to air trump's victory speech. let's see. donald trump claims victory with historically high levels of support on price. if the numbers are to be believed, it's the largest victory for an inactive president in this relatively muted race. campaign on the main issue, if trump's language is so offensive, broadcast it

.■ transportation infrastructure is one of those rems of public policy that every person in this clint with every single day and as mayors you understand how much depends on delivering the basics. those unsecty things that mayors spend a lot of time thinking about and working on. portation but water and wastewater and trarve absnow removal. police and fire departments. the very foundation of the humah safety. safety, by the way, is why our department exists. it's why we're making sure that we■ safety as i described a little bit earlier. on that, i want to lift up the partnership that we have with mayors who now represent over 70% of our nation's population participating in our safe streets for all program. we've got a new round opening up in february for planning funds. talk to your about that. when i was here last year i highlighted some of the cities that have already seen a year or more with zo hoboken, new jersey, evanston,ville, and others, their zero vision plans. minneapolis, spokane, mount■ sa. hundreds and hundreds of communities benefiting from this. if you are not already pa

>> your clint wanting to be around a lot.nt no you can't do that. you're not allow to come in and testify inconsistently with the rules. the plaintiff has a good point, the only thing that trump should be allowed to talk about is a narrow scope of things, he may have nothing to add to the issue whether or not punitive damages are appropriate in this case. it's pretty strong argument, because those issues were already decided. you tell your clint that you can't break the rules of the court. he's allowed to speak last night at the new york case in this case there's no way a federal judge is going to let that happen. >> all right, danny cevallos and rehema ellis. >>> a disturbing story to tell you about out of st. louis. six people have been missing for month. a mother and her daughter along with four other people were last seen six months ago, police in missouri now say they're following the teachings of a former rapper and a convicted child molester. canny park is following this one for us. this story is quite strange, what ha

every community in the clint is facing the consequence of this administration's failure.rrifying fec being worsened by the astonishing amount of markets coming across the border. in short, the policies of this administration have created a border crisis, a national security crisis, a humanitarian crisis. it is irresponsible and embarrassing that i almost understand why t administration refuses to take responsibility for it. but the fact is, the responsibility liesr-h secretary mayorkas, the appointed border czar, vice president harris, and with president joe biden. h.r. -- excuse me. h.res. 957 condemns the national security and public safety crisis these actors and other bide administration officials have created, denounces the biden administration's open border policies, and it urges the president to end those policies. we are also here to discuss two pieces of legislation to support expectant mothers.■8'5 h.r. 6914, the pregnant students' rights act -- pregnant students rights act, requires the department ofca provide information on the rights of and accommodation and

. >> reporter: it was one of many roles fo soul who shared the big screen with clint eastwood in "magnumorce," he found success as a musician, with a couple of hits, including the ballad "don't give up on us," his first brush came earlier in the '60s when he sang with a mask on singing as the famed covered man. which was later the title of his autobiography. a mere footnote to a career best defined by a beloved partnership that after nearly 50 years still endures. joe fryer, nbc news. >> and that is "nightly news," a reminder, i'll see you tomorrow on a new edition of "nightly news kids edition" on nbc. check your local listings. thanks for watching, everyone, i'm lester holt. please take care of yourselves and each other good night. ♪ (majestic music) ♪ (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) it's that feeling when you're at disneyland resort. and there's no better time than now. now, kids 3-9 can visit a disneyland resort theme park with a limited-time kids' special ticket offer. (♪♪) >>> i'm raj mathai. next on "nbc bay area news tonight," another big weather change as we head into the weekend. more rain, and

clint bolick is now on the arizona supreme court. robert shannon is retired. but i remember in one of my interviews with shannon, who was opposed school choice, i said something along the lines of there are some compelling for school choice. and the other side of the phone was just dead silence. i mean, he just he didn't think there were any arguments for school choice and it was a little awkward like so there's not ever mind. there's not compelling arguments. but i thought it was so that these two guys so firmly believed what they believed in that they you know, argued these cases all over over. and so i thought that was a good way, you know, to sort of get into that. one thing. i want to go back to with charter schools. you know that's sort of interesting is that i just want to mention because for a long time that was a bipartisan reform that people really everyone could kind of get behind. for the most part. there have always been concerns from and from teacher unions about whether or not charter schools, you know, and the idea of competition is not great f

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the paintings by austrian artist, the stuff, clint believe, to be lost. for nearly a century has been found in vienna portrait to miss liza is estimated to be worth 50000000 euro said was last seen in public and 1925 though it's unclear what happened to the painting afterwards. experts say there's no evidence that it was looted or otherwise unlawfully seats. painting will be put up for auction in april . china says it's giant pen to population in the wild is almost doubled in the past 40 years. conservationist estimate the almost 2000 giant pad is now live and protected areas across the country. chinese officials say the growing numbers are due to efforts to maintain nature reserves and other conservation initiatives. in 2016, the species was downgraded from endangered to vulnerable on the global list of species at risk of extinction. to forego just a reminder of the top stories we're following for you this our the i'm us run health ministry and gaza says 20 people viewing for food aid were killed by his really tank fire on thursday and thousands more wou

secured because fentanyl is coming into the clint. human trafficking is a travesty. he department build the wall like he promised. i wanted fiscal responsibility. we're pretty keen on that here in new hampshire.the few we pay we want to know somebody is treating our hard work, the time we spent away from families and friends, the time we're putting in at work to earn those dollar we hand it over to the government and pray that they're going to treat it with some respect and responsibility. hasn't happened in years down in washington d.c. that would be amazing. nikki haley has done that. she got people off welfare, put people back to work. that's all results. results-driven s. at t she's really just super cool to be with. there's no doubt. right? she of a combat rhett ran. amazing character. to look someone in the eye let them tell their story. let them share their experiences where the system has worked or hasn't. where their families hruggled. where it hasn't. that type of connection, that's what we do here in new hampshire. that's that kior die thing. to have a liv

. >> it was one of many roles for soul who shared the big screen with clint eastwood in "magnum force of hits, including the ballad "don't give up on us," his first brush came earlier in the '60s when he sang with a mask on singing as the famed cover man. which was later the title of his autobiography. a mere footnote to a career best defined by a beloved partnership that after nearly 50 years still endures. joe fryer, nbc news. >> and that is "nightly news," a reminder, i'll see you tomorrow on a new edition of "nightly news kids edition" on nbc. check your local listings. thanks for watching, everyone, i'm lester holt. please take care of yourselves and each other. good night. ♪♪ >>> changing san quentin forever, new details on the governor's plan to transform california's oldest prison. >>> good afternoon.

his breakout role opposite clint eastwood in "magnum force." >> there is no other way inspector, youtarsky & hutch." the red ford gran turino with the white stripe. the actor playing starsky talking about their bond. >> we were joined in this destiny, to do the best we could possibly do. >> and david on his bond with his tv costars. >> what you see in the eyes of two people, what you feel around them, there was a lot of trust here. and here. >> along the way, releasing a hit single in 1976, "don't give up on us." ♪ don't give up us on baby, lord knows we've ♪ ♪ come this far, can't we stay the way we are ♪ >> we learned that david soul died surrounded by family at the age of 80. his wife saying he shared many extraordinary gifts in the world as actor, singer, storyteller, creative artist and dear friend, his smile, laughter and passion for life will be remembered. >> still us. >> tonight, david soul in his own words. >> if you're going to do something you love doing, the hard times give you the mettle to go on. there were hard times but you look back on them as happy times, times of

he says it was the idea of the conduct to the reason of the time. clint killed the top, how much official in david's, a legal october settlers cry every day and who have the right to be afraid of asking their government for war with loving on above. that is a bad choice and you won't be the 1st to pay the price for this bad choice in northern is realize it was that they mean we're fighting and southern lab and on to achieve their goal is to cease the aggression in gaza and to use the pressure on the resistance movement as it has the law has been for the 2nd time and this then 72 hours. but this time he was taking in more details about the know says i'm the that is right. you. the confrontation was, has been lot fighters on the, they've been, he's orders has also were in the, is that use that to those that they need to spy it? and does that i have weight other than going toward with the bottom because this is go to the cost for them. on the other hand, he assured that that was the action or at event for the setting sun of the saw the i'd would he and his companions in that solves and stuff

but he had more success acting, appearing here as a malevolent policeman with clint eastwood in magnumat are you going to do next week? kill a dozen more. however, by the end of the �*70s, he was keen to escape from hutch and the attendant fame. he ended up moving to the uk, appearing in holby city... i took this on because i had to know whether i could still do what i used to do. ..jerry springer: the opera... thank you and welcome to the show. ..and little britain. along the way there was a drink problem and he was arrested after hitting the third of his five wives. but for a certain generation, david soul would always be the blonde singing superstar of his �*70s heyday. # here i am, a million miles from home...# david soul, who's died at the age of 80. but, yes, the spice girls are back, and here's the story from a to z. 30 years after they formed, they're being immortalised in a set of stamps. the ten main stamps feature geri horner�*s unionjack dress fashioned from a tea towel, as well as various headlining shows and their reunion for the closing ceremony of the london 2012 olympi

but he had more success acting, appearing here is a malevolent policeman with clint eastwood in magnumt are you going to do next week? kill a dozen more. by the end of the 70s he was keen to escape from hutch and the attendant fame. he ended up moving to the uk. appearing in holby city. i had to take this on because i wanted to know if i could still do what i used to. jerry springer the opera. and little britain. along the way, five marriages and a drink problem and even a short spell injail, but for a certain generation david soul would always be the blonde singing superstar of his 70s heyday. david soul who has died at the age of 80. hello. it has been a very wet start to 2024. some places have seen all of their expected january rainfall in the first few days of the month. still lots of flood warnings in force and the weather is going to continue to cause some disruption. what is actually falling out of the sky is much, much drier over the next few days. there will be a lag between the rain falling and the flood water receding. high pressure is building and that will squeeze away mos

but he had more success acting, appearing here as a malevolent policeman with clint eastwood in magnum do next week? kill a dozen more. however, by the end of the 70s, he was keen to escape from hutch and the attendant fame. he ended up moving to the uk, appearing in holby city... i took this on because i had to know whether i could still do what i used to do. ..jerry springer: the opera... thank you and welcome to the show. ..and little britain. along the way there was a drink problem and he was arrested after hitting the third of his five wives. but for a certain generation, david soul would always be the blonde singing superstar of his �*70s heyday. # here i am, a million miles from home...# david soul, who's died at the age of 80. now, how hard is it currently to get on the housing ladder in the uk? well, not "that difficult" according to the chairman of natwest, sir howard davies. he was speaking on the today programme on bbc radio 4. well, i don't think it's that difficult at the moment, but... to buy a house, in this country? are we living in the same country, or are you reporti

what happens around the negotiating table is in a strictly clint to all of this.we want a lasting peace, we must provide ukraine with more weapons. this is the path to peace. ■afinall discussed will be are doing for the future. as you said, nato is getting stronger and bigger. sweden will become a member soon. this, straits that putin is getting the exact opposite of what he wanted. he wanted less nader. a weaker nato. he is getting a stronger and more united nature. at the summit we will take further steps to bolster nato strength, invest more in our defense and work around the world. the u.s. has more allies than any other power through nato. together, we make up 50% of the world's economic and military might. china and russia have nothing like data. it is why they're always trying to undermine our unity. in times of growing competition, nato makes the u.s. stronger and safer and all of us more secure. secretary lincoln, thank you for your personal commitment to our shared security. >> for the first question, olivia from cvs. -- cbs. noting the regime does not d

but he had more success acting, appearing here as a malevolent policeman with clint eastwood in magnummore. however, by the end of the '70s, he was keen to escape from hutch and the attendant fame. he ended up moving to the uk, appearing in holby city... i took this on because i had to know whether i could still do what i used to do. ..jerry springer: the opera... thank you and welcome to the show. ..and little britain. along the way there was a drink problem and he was arrested after hitting the third of his five wives. but for a certain generation, david soul would always be the blond singing superstar of his '70s heyday. # here i am, a million miles from home...# david soul, who's died at the age of 80. one of the all—time greats of brazilian footballer, mario zagallo, has died at the age of 92. he won two world cups as a player, but is best loved in his homeland for his coaching of the great national team that won the cup in 1970. zagallo played alongside the greats such as pele and garrincha stay with us here on bbc news. i will be back in a couple of minutes with the headlines. p

what they're doing to our clint is very sad.didate ever to get more thane vote. we now have our eyes on a very special place. you know what that is? new and i know that new hampshire will never let us down just like in that. we came in here and won in a landslideor the republican parto unify, come together and move forward as one team. we have to beat crooked joe biden. we have to beat him. country is at stake and we need to focus on ourou put it id effort and biden and lunatics in our country. we cannot let it continue. we are going dht, i was honoredo receive the endorsement of m had earned the patriot of we were competing each other, but i was a friend of his and saying a great president. why is he running. but he is a very fantastic guy and tremendous ideas and has young ideas and that's a good thing. and he has a beautiful bright ramaswamy. come on up. [cheers and applause] chop. >> good to be back in new hampshire. we miss you guys. we are going to make this happen. and you know this man. and patriots across the state, we

but he had more success acting, appearing here as a malevolent policeman with clint eastwood in magnum �*70s, he was keen to escape from hutch and the attendant fame. he ended up moving to the uk, appearing in holby city... i took this on because i had to know whether i could still do what i used to do. ..jerry springer: the opera... thank you and welcome to the show. ..and little britain. along the way there was a drink problem and he was arrested after hitting the third of his five wives. but for a certain generation, david soul would always be the blond singing superstar of his �*70s heyday. # here i am, a million miles from home...# david soul, who's died at the age of 80. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. after a week of weather that will be remembered for all the wrong reasons, i am remembered for all the wrong reasons, iam hopeful that remembered for all the wrong reasons, i am hopeful that the weekend will be a lot less memorable. the weather is really calming down. it will be drier, thank goodness. cold air with it. you will notice a change in the feel of the we

like the one georgia state senator, clint dixon, experienced when he says he was wanted on christmas>> i want to the front door, open the door, i answered the door and was met by six officers carrying a ours. >> reporter: congresswoman marjorie taylor greene says she was targeted the same day. the police report said a caller told an emergency dispatcher he shot his girlfriend. greens home was the intent of the crime. >> it is to harass the individuals, subjects of the swatting call. there are serious consequences, potentially. officers responding briefly to the scene. thinking there are some major crime in progress which puts the person who is a subject of the swatting at risk. >> in a divisive attacks they political environment, both republican and democratic political figure seem to be increasingly the targets. many of them viewed by trump supporters as political opponents. this sunday, d.c. police responded to a 9-1-1 call for a shooting at the home of the federal judge in donald trump's election interference case. the police report says once units arrived they realized the judge