i was fortunate enough to be joined by the tree of wisdom himself, dominic field.en — it's been so cool. it's been so fun. i've been doing the tree for about six years and i've been dancing as wild as that for about six years, and then, how the internet works — someone picked it up, someone shared it and all of a sudden, i think in one month, it clocked over 150 million views. and, you know, all of a sudden, khloe kardashian has shared it on her instagram. she has 300 million followers. it's just blown up. so it's been crazy and ijust keep on dancing, keep on partying! yeah, absolutely. why not! and you say that you've been doing it for six years before it's actually sort of taken off, if you like. i have to say, your sheerjoy and enthusiasm has to play a big part in that, in your dancing? yeah, i think so. i mean, everyone who's come to the shows always enjoys it and that. i always get a lot of positive feedback off the back of shows. i think it's just been persistence. we've just kind of always — we've done the song for a few years now and ijust have so much fun

lead the nation's third largest fire fighting force as a push for diversity continues in a male dominated field. >> really perfect position to start and to prioritize that work environment, especially from the diversity, equity and inclusion side. many. >> laura: it's pathetic. maybe she can tell us if she still thinks sending surplus fire fighting equipment to ukraine was also a good idea because they did that, too. yeah. and to add insult to injury, the biden administration sent another $500 million in weapons to ukraine today. so, the people of california are going to need billions in aid to recover from this, but we're sending 500 million to ukraine. we shipped our excess equipment, fire fighting equipment to ukraine. this is insanity. biden should be ashamed of himself. newsom should be ashamed of himself. dei, illegal immigrants. that is a priority for california, sanctuary cities. spending billions on those. that's a priority for california. obviously environmental concerns. the climate fanatic. that's a priority for california. but the people of california who need water when their home

tribute was talking about one company in particular, the company behind check g, g b t was dominating the field of the. but what about it in terms of national interest here? who's going to win the race, the dominated a uh, is it going to be the u. s? is it going to be silicon valley isn't going to be china? is it gonna be someone else? i think i think this does quite obvious. um, i mean, since somebody has been leading this race, most of the companies all face didn't seem to come valley with the i hope it out. there was a bit of a problem with it, you know, and the only advocated because, you know, the people in europe. the complaint is that if we keep these regulations the spanish channels, it gives us because the us to come up with such have t regulations to stifle innovation. the yeah, still the, it was changed a little bit. i think it's a bit more from the bull. i mean, part of the problem we have is, is just the concentration of the companies coming from the us. china is also due to a lot of things. we don't really get to hear so much about what's happening in china, but we know this is al

technologically, united states is dominating in the ai field, the chinese are dominating in the transitionc vehicles, critical minerals field, right, the interesting thing is not only is the chinese economy still smaller than the u.s., but it's not catching up, the last few years have not brought them materially closer, and that's a real challenge for them. it is one of the reasons why in the past few months, china's diplomacy has been noted by them reaching out to india and them pulling back troops from the contested border because they want to stabilize that relationship. reaching out to the japanese and say we'll let you export sea foam, even though before we were worried about radio active material from outside of fukushima. this is not the strongest time for them, and they want stability, in part because they understand the u.s./china relationship is likely to get much worse. trump is correct that whether you're looking at american allies or adversaries, this is a time of comparative strength for the u.s. you mentioned at the outset how france and germany and canada and south korea we

the field has been dominated with injectable peptides. accessibility is a major problem. second, 80 5% of people discontinue injectables after two years. 65% discontinue after one year. we think oral pills will continue the maintenance phase of people continuing the medicines. what we don't want to see is people lose weight and then we get a yo-yo effect. they gained weight, they lose weight. that's not healthy either. we think the oral pills will be used not just in the maintenance phase for a chronic disease but primary care physicians will prescribe them right from the very start. katie: you are in mid-stage trials right now. can we expect results this year for your trials? if so, how quickly do you think you will get a drug to market? ray: we have two studies at the end of the year called access and axis two. access i think we will show eli lilly phase 3 data queue. that will be one of the biggest breakthroughs of 2025 in the drug industry. our data will come out of the end of the year and are accessed two study will allow us to go up in dose to see if we can have eve

despite all the sorrow and uncertainty, casey, the rams maintaining focus and putting on a dominant performance on the fieldhe defense sacking minnesota quarterback sam darnold and nfl playoff record tying nine times. one of the biggest plays right here. second quarter linebacker jared verse somersaulting into the end zone after he took a loose ball 57 yards for the touchdown. minutes later l.a. playing inspired and to inspire stafford throwing his second touchdown pass of the game. stafford spoke about the team's motivation after the 27 to 9 win. >> i mean, we knew what we were playing for today. you know, it was it was go get this win. but man, it was for the people of los angeles struggling right now. it's been unbelievable to watch the the whole community. you know, the state the country kind of get behind them. it's a tough time to be back there. and we're just happy that we came out and played like this tonight to get, you know, something to be happy about. >> now both of l.a .'s nba teams were able to play at home last night after having games postponed due to the wildfires. clippers players wearing

historians, it has been dominated by people from, other fields, especially by sociology. just it's time for historians to do the hard work of looking at the these moments of creation, american civil religion and see if we can put more historical give it more historical weight and substance to it and less theoretical watch it happen. watch it in the making. once the controversies over civil religion and, i'd worry less about neat categories, neat framework. so with that, that's my admonition to you. that's the end of my sermon today. and. enjoy reading wendell berry, some of you i've talked to already are enjoying it very much and learn how can learn how to write from wendell berry as well so with that i'll see you on thursday.

warriors hosted an event aimed at encouraging young girls to consider a professional career in fields long dominatedmen. a group of middle school girls took part in yesterday's field trip to one of the bay area's best known landmarks. the girls learned about the construction of the golden gate bridge in the 1930s. it's part of an effort to improve their skills in science, technology, engineering, arts and math. also known as steam engineering, is something that i've been going towards because i like like the like the art like of building bridges and like, build things along the way. ktvu own betty is super active in the community. she hosted this field trip to the golden gate bridge, organized by the warriors. >> social media isn't just addictive, it's reportedly affecting children as young as 11 years old. when you join us on the nine, we'll talk with a doctor about the alarming new re arch parentsho d know pete g. writes, "my tween wants a new phone. how do i not break the bank?" we got you, pete. xfinity mobile was designed to save you money and gives you access to wifi speeds up to a gig. so you

that leads into the bigger names with more capital and more budget being able to really dominate the playing fieldlisa: when you start to talk about big numbers, you were mentioning how much capital some of these big tech companies are putting into it. microsoft announced another $80 billion into their buildout. who would that benefit, nvidia. it raises that question which is big tech continuing to dominate everything and almost masking weakness and concern that you are seeing under the hood with other potential names. is that going to be the contour of 2025? julian: if you think about it, the deregulation backdrop that we are about to have this profound. but if you think about the capital market cycle, what may be different this time is in thinking about the rest of the world, we think there's going to be more activity in small and mid-cap names simply because those kind of companies don't have as much exposure to europe and to china, and so the regulators there won't be as much of an issue to getting deals done. annmarie: why haven't we seen more of that now already pricing in? you think we've s

. >> the rams crippled the vikings last night in a dominant defensive performance, limiting minnesota to one fielduntil just the final minutes while sacking darnold, an nfl playoff record tying nine times in the game. >> they beat the vikings 27 to 9 and secure the final spot in the divisional round. short week for the rams, who will play on the road this sunday against the philadelphia eagles to decide who will play for the nfc championship. meanwhile, in dallas, mike mccarthy will not return next season as head coach of the cowboys. owner jerry jones making the announcement yesterday after a disappointing 710 finish this season. not that disappointing. mccarthy, whose contract expired with the cowboys last week, had a 49 and 35 record in his five seasons as coach, but managed just one playoff victory in that time. he's expected to interview for head coaching jobs with the chicago bears and the new orleans saints. meanwhile, former cowboys cornerback and current colorado coach deion sanders now is reportedly being considered as a potential candidate to fill that open role in dallas. now to the nb

fields in our society. >> now. women. >> i wouldn't say dominating. i think that they're just rising to their true place. i feel like the woman. >> as things wore on, it became a great decade to be a girl. >> i just can't stop loving you now. >> after years of singing backup for such stars as michael jackson and rod stewart, she exploded onto the music scene in 1993 with her album tuesday night music club. all i wanna do is have some fun. >> i got a feeling i'm not the only one. >> radio has been so long in coming and playing female artists, so it's definitely a different sort of environment and attitude now. female artists like sheryl crow or liz phair, even though they had success, they were still routinely marginalized within every aspect of the industry. there was not a lot of space in pop culture where young women's thoughts, feelings, voices were respected or taken seriously. i'm just a girl. >> there was such a strange dichotomy to gwen stefani. super girly, but then also kind of tough. and then in front of this band of all guys, that's all that you'll let me be. >> i'm just a girl in the world an

field and the power play won six two? >> we won. we scored early and often and and we thoroughly dominated. it was excellent. >> the blackhawks have played in five winter classics. their record. oh, and five. and we're continuing to follow that breaking news out of new orleans. cnn has just learned that ten people are dead and at least 30 others injured in a mass casualty incident in the french quarter overnight. we're going to bring you more information coming up on this special edition of cnn news central on new year's day. we'll be right back. >> have i got news for you is back for a new season. whether you like it or not. >> are those the only two choices? >> yes. you like it or you don't? >> i'm on the fence. >> this is going to be a long season. >> have i got news for you returns february 15th. >> hank used to suffer from what felt like a cold and flu medicine hangover in the morning. then he switched to mucinex nightshift. mucinex is uniquely formulated to leave your system faster, so you wake up ready to go bank dry. mucinex nightshift and feel the difference. >> i brought in ensure

particularly in fields of technology that critical thinking and debate of empirical evidence is very important so that having a workforce dominated by people on these visas might lead to a less efficient and less effective technology sector which would be terrible. something like the schedule f that's being proposed by russell vought for -- >> host: you've raise a couple interesting points. what to make sure i guess can respond. go ahead and tragic the cato institute spent the cato institute for our entire existence. we've never been the charles koch foundation or institute. charles koch was one of our founders so obviously there is a connection there, he's a member, he was a member of our board is a member of our board but that's not an accurate description of our history. in terms of the issues of dependency on employer, they are not endangered. they can change jobs. about half of all the workers who are starting a new job, and implement in the united states were people who transferred from another h-1b employer. so you can transfer. it is more difficult and that is an issue that i completely agree with. that's why we need to s

and i think particularly in fields of technology that critical thinking and debate of empirical evidence is very important so that having a workforce dominated on these visas might lead to less efficient and less effective technology sector would be terrible. something like the schedule f that's being proposed by russell vote. >> you've raised a couple of interesting points i want to make sure our guests can respond. >> the cato institute has been the cato institute for our entire existence. we've never been the charles koch foundation or institute. charles koch was one of our founders, so obviously there is a connection there, a member of our board or is a member of our board but that's not an accurate description of our history. in terms of the issue of dependency on the employer. they are not indentured, they can change jobs. about half of all the workers who are starting a new job, of the new employment in the united states were people who transferred from another h-1b employer. so you can transfer. it is more difficult and that is an issue that i completely agree with. that's why we need to speed up the process for people to get green c

and i think particularly in fields of technology that critical thinking and debate of empirical evidence is very important so that having a workforce dominated on these visas might lead to less efficient and less effective technology sector would be terrible. something like the schedule f that's being proposed by russell vote. >> you've raised a couple of interesting points i want to make sure our guests can respond. >> the cato institute has been the cato institute for our entire existence. we've never been the charles koch foundation or institute. charles koch was one of our founders, so obviously there is a connection there, a member of our board or is a member of our board but that's not an accurate description of our history. in terms of the issue of dependency on the employer. they are not indentured, they can change jobs. about half of all the workers who are starting a new job, of the new employment in the united states were people who transferred from another h-1b employer. so you can transfer. it is more difficult and that is an issue that i completely agree with. that's why we need to speed up the process for people to get green c