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these reco enforcement agents are preparing to rate an area notorious for direct tv. they acting on a trip off from an agent embedded in the community after a 30 minute search. they find nothing. most of the times they have boys by mail. yeah, boys at the junction. and so the moment the see any of our life will pass the notice as go haven't lost. the element of surprise become boy was so just to just to cause to read another area. on the outskirts of time. the dealers, mostly young men, took to high ground and escaped to no arrest, but some substances had been recovered. so normally we come here every day or every 2 days. and on a very simple note, we can get back to you. i was thinking 30 bags of kind of you said to us through team rates like this you'd a fraction of the millions of kilograms of illicit drugs have come in tonight. julia. every yeah. office. just say most of the drugs arrive the country through each line seat and apple. it's especially cocaine headwind and put them in. however, most of the categories is locally through the united nations office on dru

we expect we will grow cash flow by a billion dollars a year even without direct tv as we move throughhis planning process. we see acceleration in our ebs. directv has been good and provided us a lot of cash coverage. we did a nice job of managing the asset down to this point. it is time to focus on what we will do moving forward which is build a world-class connectivity business and it is the right decision at this point. caroline: a lot of analysts are echoing that. we are with john stankey. many believe you're getting back to what you do best which is telecoms. within that is clarity in given on the numbers. $40 billion of anticipated shareholder returns. $50 billion of financial capacity. are there risks to these numbers? john: any times there is an administration change there is discussion on -- we have done just fine for the last four years. some of the things i hear right now, tax policy, possibly reinstituting accelerated depreciation, those things could be very good for our business. when they were in place and they were not lapsing, we were investing at a higher level. i thin

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tv guide. i write and direct television and other media for candidates all over the country.ave done 46 states and all sorts of different countries. i've had a front row seat to democracy, as i see it. in all of the good ways and interesting ways. i joined ballard because, like michael, -- ballard, like michael, maybe four years ago. we have a reputation for our connection to the incoming administration, which is real. host: why don't you talk about that connection to the incoming administration. guest: brian ballard has a tremendous relationship with the president elect. we also have our partners, susie wiles was a long time partner. she is chief of staff president. marco rubio, great friends with marco. we have those kinds of relationships. but, it is nice because we were born in florida. a lot of our florida friends are in the national spotlight. we see them first and foremost as friends. for we do -- before we do the things that we are going to have to do for the country. guest: so many of the old guard of the d.c. consulting class did not have connectivity to the new pre

tv guide. i write and direct television and other media for candidates all over the country.done 46 states and all sorts of different countries. i've had a front row seat to democracy, as i see it. in all of the good ways and interesting ways. i joined ballard because, like michael, -- ballard, like michael, maybe four years ago. we have a reputation for our connection to the incoming administration, which is real. host: why don't you talk about that connection to the incoming administration. guest: brian ballard has a tremendous relationship with the president elect. we also have our partners, susie wiles was a long time partner. she is chief of staff president. marco rubio, great friends with marco. we have those kinds of relationships. but, it is nice because we were born in florida. a lot of our florida friends are in the national spotlight. we see them first and foremost as friends. for we do -- before we do the things that we are going to have to do for the country. guest: so many of the old guard of the d.c. consulting class did not have connectivity to the new preside

day a small tv medical workers treating patients says that many essential medical supplies have run out, and others are in critically short supply. for the world health organizations directed to sort of skipped. but he says, commented on new types, in his statement on social media, he writes tonight's report to bump up and nick them out loud when hospital and the order to evacuate the hospital. a t p bar soon. the hospital has been in the midst of fighting for too long and the lives of patients are at risk cool for an immediate cease fire in the vicinity of the hospital and to protect the patients and health workers. and the sky above garza was lit by huge bloss israel has been bombing district for more than a year. now. can be more than $45000.00 palestinians. women and children make up most of the victims, target resumes and darrow bothering central gaza and has more on the situation that come on like one has. but you have got reports from our sources and come out at one hospital confronting that the military has a loading up to exclusive. well, in fact there's been significant destruction to residential houses the up to a jason, to a commodity on hospital. and you have

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also come see on the tvs control off the sofa, you'll decline to say when or how it will for you frame membership. and that's because of concerns that nature could be drawn into direct conflict with rush. i'm not going to want that. the next few months of the will will be decisive. stupid aim is entering a nother cookchildrens and scratches aggression shows no sign of abating. just the opposite boots, it is ramping up his rhetoric and reckless actions. he is using ukraine as a testing ground for expert mental mishaps and is deploying north korean soldiers in this illegal of work. bolton is not interested in peace. he's pressing on trying to take more tactic, because he thinks he can break ukraine's results and hours. but he is wrong to grade his rights to defend itself, and we have a duty to help them. so we need to continue our step fast support, the sorry shoals explained why and they told me members are willing to arm ukraine, but i'm willing to allow you crane joining the alliance. well, you know, those are 2 very different things because arm shipments come from countries themselves. nato doesn't have any weapons. so when margaret is encouraging more military su

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films in 2009 at top of the religion directed by james cameron was released internationally garnering more than 2.7 billion dollars worldwide after 25 years of being on tv. all i want for christmas is you reached number one, 25 years after its release. >> 25 years. >> alright dogs at a rescue and rehoming charity in dublin, ireland were treated to some early christmas presents on santa paws day in this adorable video, the rescued animals being taken care of by dogs trust ireland are seen just overjoyed here with their new hall of toys. dogs trust ireland says the annual tradition involves lining of hundreds of generously donated dog toys in our rehoming center in dublin and allowing the dogs to choose their own christmas present. that's all from the present. that's all from the newsroom today. thank yo much for joining us here during kron for news at noon, i'm justine waldman. i'll see you again during kron for news at 2, 3 this afternoon. but for now live in the bay is next. >> thank you so much. justine today on live in the bay. great show for it. we're talking about amazing partnership with the forty-niners foundation will tell you who they're workin

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tv has very wide reach to syrians, too, who watch it. regarding the messages, during the second phase which we have started, we have begun disseminating direct messages to mobile phones and we expect to reach around 37.5 million numbers and those would be in lebanon, in syria and in iraq. and we have already sent over to over one million people with a frequency of over 176,000 messages per week. these are short messages which ask about austin, and if you've seen him, to let us know about him and with the info on how to reach us. as you can see, the numbers have been really impressive so regarding reach, it's more than 12 million impression or reach and the clicks on the links are more than one million clicks and that's just in less than four months, so starting from mid august until like a month ago. these are the charts that we started in august, this campaign, and these were done until october so you can see how the numbers are rising for the video views and the clicks on the videos that have to do with austin. regarding these messages that we have been sending out, we've received hundreds of responses. and through email on what's app and

happened a camera crew from the tv show "cops" was there, filming an episode with boynton beach police, when dalia got the awful news. dennis murphy (voiceover): the officer was direct with dalia. he said there had been an intruder in the house, and several shots were fired. dennis murphy (voiceover): michael dippolito, her husband of six months, gunned down in their townhouse, the cops were telling her. but she would not be allowed to go inside to see the body. dennis murphy (voiceover): the investigation was only minutes old, and the officers told dalia they'd need her cooperation in understanding what had happened. dennis murphy (voiceover): dalia was whisked off to the police station, where she'd soon find out that the detectives thought they knew much more about the details of the crime than they were letting on. this case was about to get very complicated, oh, yes. andrea canning (voiceover): coming up, the questions began. it seems that undercover agents had their eyes and hidden cameras trained on mrs. dippolito. when "dateline" continues. ooo! our car's value went up! maybe we should track all our cars' value on carvana? we need more trackers! oh! i'm getti

tv. it was like i'd been watching on cnn. the space shuttle go up and suddenly there was like a spiky white cloud going in different directions. i couldn't figure out what it was, rang off the phone, leaned, and with the clicker, put the volume up so that i could understand what i was seeing and all i could hear of the volume was static. cnn was very obviously they had nobody there who could tell you what had happened because they didn't know or if they thought knew, they couldn't say it because it was too crazy to say it blew up. so they switched to the nasser johnsons space center line, and that was static. and so i knew this exploded and it did not appear that it was anything but a disaster. and i went into my boss's office, ben elliott, who ran speechwriting, who fred knew so well. i said, ben on two phones. and i said, ben, you're going to have to change the state of the union tonight, whatever happens. but i'm going write either a speech or an insert because something's going to have to be done with this cannot not be talked about. and i just settled myself down, started to do my work. president reagan, when the shuttle

tv shows. oh, my. >> we write a four camera show, we write it, direct it and perform it and rehearse it like a play in of a studio audience when someone gets a laugh on that stage, they actually hold as you do. >> not in real life, as you do not in single camera. you are holding for that laugh. oh. >> it's an abstract, not abstract enough. >> you've done an amazing job. >> it looks like something, though. what does it look like? >> you can get close. you can even touch it. i'm fine this is bugging me. >> where have i seen this before? >> i started studying what phil rosenthal was doing with raymond. >> and he was embracing the very best of what the genre could do, which was interesting characters. he provided me with a very, very loud reminder that i didn't need to fix anything. i didn't need to knock any boundaries or walls over. i just needed to embrace what was there. >> men, men, men, manly men. >> i had been in so many shows that had failed spectacularly that i became known as the show killer. men, men, men, men. >> manly men. >> and that's not a great thing to be known as in show business. >> on

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direction. but i do, as a conservative, find the more interesting. so i just want to complement c-span, "washington journal," and i want to make that distinction between tvews and print media. host: on print media, several newspapers, including the washington post here in d.c., this year decided not to make presidential endorsements. there was a lot of pushback on that. do you think that was a good idea? two, you talk about the lead editorials. should newspapers have editorials? does that color the objectivity of the news in the pages before? should newspapers have an op-ed page? should there be an opinion from the newspaper in the form of an editorial? caller: i certainly think so. it gives away the sort of inclination of the ownership and the top editors. it gives away some of the bias in the selection of topics and in the details in the reporting. i have no problem with that. in fact my some of it i think is almost funny. it is so reflective and transparent of the internal biases of a for example, the new york times and the wall street journal. one thing i like so much about c-span and "washington journal," as one of your previous callers mentioned, y

tv and radio. those are the latest gb news headlines. now it's back to jacob for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alertsy scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> welcome back to state of the nation. how many times during and since the election campaign did you hear labour claim it would pay for its ambitious plan for the uk by growing the economy? >> none of the plans today in our manifesto for growth, for wealth creation require us to raise other taxes. >> it will reform the national planning policy framework, consulting on a new growth focused approach to the planning system. >> our focus is on growth. that's been the missing ingredient for the last 14 years. it's been slightly the missing ingredient in this campaign as well, because it's why growing our economy is absolutely essential. >> not only did this prove to be untrue when they raised taxes by record £40 billion during the budget, including an explicit tax on working people via the increase to employers national insurance. but today's gdp figures prove labour doesn't have the slightest clue about growth. labour has exhausted its in

tv and radio on christmas day at 3:00. those are the latest gb news headlines. now it's back to martin for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> thank you sophia. now this has put the cat amongst the pigeons because lord mandelson is set to work with reform uk leader nigel farage in an attempt to conduct uk us relations in an optimum manner. and the labour grandee was recently appointed as the uk ambassador to the united states, ahead of the president elect's return to the white house in january. but his past comments about donald trump, which include calling him a danger to the world and him being little short of a racist and a white supremacist, may not curry much favour. however, reform leader nigel farage and his good friend is a good friend of trump and has offered a helping hand to mandelson. and the move comes despite senior labour figures such as lord blunkett warning against it with fears of any connections with right wing politicians could elevate their cause. well, joining now to discuss this in the studio is my beautif