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it's based on the 2022 espn 2 sketch where eli manning disguised himself.ke his start on the streamer. i am all in for this, anything glen powell does. he is an amazing actor. >> i can't believe how unrecognizable he is as chad. we'll be watching. for netflix, the return of "squid game"s "squid game"s is well worth the wait. it's become the first series to debut at the top of the netflix charts in all 93 countries where the streamer is available. while concrete numbers for this season have not been released. the first became the most popular show in netflix history with 2.2 billion hours viewed. i am one of the people waiting for this season to come out. i can't watch this type of show the week before christmas and new year's, i need lighter, happier things. >> i'm with you. we're not ready to be mentally and emotionally jolted. >> we're all in. >> all in. way to start the year. >>> when we come back here, we remember a media pne, d sothg sweet and short is brewing at duncan tomorrow. the new collab on the way. bye, bye cough. later chest congestion. hello

the series is based on a 2022 espn and omaha productions sketch where eli manning played the chad powersen powell unattractive, but the prosthetics, really? >> the minnesota vikings, the nfl team has been going viral all season for their end zone celebrations, from white chicks to the parent trap, they have re-created iconic movie moments and yesterday was no exception. after a safety recovered a fumble, he led his teammates into their newest choreography, recreating high school musical's big finale, "we're all in this together." they captured the early 2000 magic of zac efron and vanessa hutchins. >> how much rehearsal do they need? >> here's what's great about it. they're defensive players. their defense is so good that they have this many reasons to celebrate. they have been such a hit in the league this season. and very, like you were saying, 2000s. for millennial kids, it's -- everything is -- >> the coaches are like, guys enough of the high school musical. we have to practice our defensive positions. >> it is so good. >> dylan, thank you so much. >>> up next, music, sports, movies.

and then there was another man named eli.ed me get out of prison and helped me get into damascus. the men who found him put this video on social media saying he was in safe hands and had been checked by a doctor after seven months in the custody of assad's military intelligence. it wasn't too bad. it wasn't bad. i was never beaten. the only really bad part was that i couldn't go to the bathroom when i wanted to. timmerman was found wandering through this damascus suburb today by syrians celebrating freedom themselves. locals here in this neighbourhood are telling us that they found a foreigner wandering in the streets outside. they said he was in fairly good condition, but they brought him here and gave him some food and some water. they said he was very hungry and talking in english, but they couldn't understand what he was saying, and they didn't know exactly who he was. they showed us the selfies they had taken with him as the militia now in charge here looked on. translation: they found him barefoot on the road. - he kept

and then there was another man named eli.e get out of prison and helped me get into damascus. the men who found him put this video on social media saying he was in safe hands and had been checked by a doctor after seven months in the custody of assad's military intelligence. it wasn't too bad. it wasn't bad. i was never beaten. the only really bad part was that i couldn't go to the bathroom when i wanted to. timmerman was found wandering through this damascus suburb today by syrians celebrating freedom themselves. locals here in this neighbourhood are telling us that they found a foreigner wandering in the streets outside. they said he was in fairly good condition, but they brought him here and gave him some food and some water. they said he was very hungry and talking in english, but they couldn't understand what he was saying, and they didn't know exactly who he was. they showed us the selfies they had taken with him as the militia now in charge here looked on. translation: they found him barefoot on the road. - he kept rep

and then there was another man named eli.helped me get into damascus. the men who found him put this video on social media saying he was in safe hands and had been checked by a doctor after seven months in the custody of assad's military intelligence. it wasn't too bad. it wasn't bad. i was never beaten. the only really bad part was that i couldn't go to the bathroom when i wanted to. timmerman was found wandering through this damascus suburb today by syrians celebrating freedom themselves. locals here in this neighbourhood are telling us that they found a foreigner wandering in the streets outside. they said he was in fairly good condition, but they brought him here and gave him some food and some water. they said he was very hungry and talking in english, but they couldn't understand what he was saying, and they didn't know exactly who he was. they showed us the selfies they had taken with him as the militia now in charge here looked on. translation: they found him barefoot on the road. - he kept repeating that he was held

with a hammer and knocked my door in, and there was two men with guns and then there was another man named eliison and helped me get into damascus. the men who found him put this video on social media, saying he was in safe hands and had been checked by a doctor after seven months in the custody of assad's military intelligence. it wasn't too bad. it wasn't bad. i was never beaten. the only really bad part was that i couldn't go to the bathroom when i wanted to. timmerman was found wandering through this damascus suburb today by syrians celebrating freedom themselves. locals here in this neighbourhood are telling us that they found a foreigner wandering in the streets outside. they said he was in fairly good condition, but they brought him here and gave him some food and some water. they said he was very hungry and talking in english, but they couldn't understand what he was saying, and they didn't know exactly who he was. they showed us the selfies they'd taken with him as the militia now in charge here looked on. translation: they found him barefoot on the road. - he kept repeating that he w

with a hammer and knocked my door in, and there was two men with guns and then there was another man named eli. and they helped me get out of prison and helped me get into damascus. the men who found him put this video on social media, saying he was in safe hands and had been checked by a doctor after seven months in the custody of assad's military intelligence. it wasn't too bad. it wasn't bad. i was never beaten. the only really bad part was that i couldn't go to the bathroom when i wanted to. timmerman was found wandering through this damascus suburb today by syrians celebrating freedom themselves. locals here in this neighbourhood are telling us that they found a foreigner wandering in the streets outside. they said he was in fairly good condition, but they brought him here and gave him some food and some water. they said he was very hungry and talking in english, but they couldn't understand what he was saying, and they didn't know exactly who he was. they showed us the selfies they'd taken with him as the militia now in charge here looked on. translation: they found him barefoot on the r

working-class part of town where she normally wouldn't go and tries to buy from the pharmacist, the man named eli who will later testify about these events. she came in to buy prussic acid in low doses, which is used to make a bitter almond water to treat consumption or tuberculosis or diseases of the lungs. that is why a pharmacy would have it. in higher amounts, it is a fumigant and deadly poison. lizzie says, i'm not getting this for consumption. i want to get it, because i want to get moths out of a seal skin cape i have. he says, we only give this with a prescription. she's in the working-class part of town trying to buy what can be used as a deadly poison. that evening, lizzie visits her friend alice russell and says she fears that her father has enemies and that the families milk was being poisoned. that is why everyone was sick. that night, the murders happen the next day. that night, they have a visitor at the borden home . uncle john morris, the brother of andrew's first wife comes to stay at the borden home to do some business in fall river. he is staying in the guest room . in our wor

our business man and trump ally eli mosque has also accused the sen center of censorship and media manipulation, incumbent democrats, however, are pushing to allocate another $100000000.00 to the department before republicans take power next month, or the outgoing administration has invested heavily. and so called anti misinformation campaigns, reportedly spending a total of $267000000.00 techs peer dollars. in contrast, the 1st trump presidency allocated a fraction of that to the gec, approximately 40 times less conservative at the daily podcast host, jo altman says biden's overall expenditures to send sort, posing voices are even greater. well, i don't believe this information is the problem. it's the information that they're centering, that is, they're stating is this information that it's a problem. the 260000000 or 270000000 adults is a small piece of what they've actually spend. if you look at the budgets for epi, i and some of the other intelligence agencies, then also we're putting pressure on media advertisers and big tech companies in order to take away the ability for people to speak

force, the american tech companies to down rank their reports, 1000000000, our business man, and to trump ally eli must because also accuse the center of censorship and media manipulation, incumbent democrats, however, are pushing to allocate another $100000000.00 to the department before republicans take power next month, the outgoing administration has invested heavily and so called anti misinformation campaigns for quarterly spending. a total of $267000000.00 taxpayer dollars. when contrast to the 1st, the trump presidency allocated a fraction of that to the gec approximately 40 times less and government agencies are not the only resources exploited by the us to control the narrative r t sabrina customer of a takes a look at the range of methods washington uses in the name of fighting this information that many of us grew up with a notion that america is the land all of the free, the beacon of democracy. well with mountain over whelming proof to the contrary, emerge. and over the decades, many have come to the realization that's not the case, no matter how many times us officials tried to claim

. >> steve: i have sang eli jingle bells million times where did single bells come from. >> man we justay. sometimes christmas songs can be a little. >> steve: there is a million of them. >> okay. they played it and i thought wow. a whole new take on this thing. soulful. i fell in love with it. i immediately said guys, i'm going to record it right this second. they are like okay, great. i didn't want to pitch it to somebody else. >> steve: i got greedy and you wanted your name on it and i'm going to record it. where were you. >> i was on the tour bus. i have a studio on the bus that i built so can i get work done on the road. i said technically i just recorded it. >> steve: just like that. >> yeah. >> steve: how big is christmas at your house? >> it's big. i mean, we have been trying to teach the kids more about what christmas is really about rather than presents and that i understand could of stuff. but we still, obviously, go there. but growing up it was humongous thing my mother and all of her sisters and whole family got around the piano and we sang. that's where i got all of this f

. >>> tesla owners are buying anti-eli a musk stickers to single virtue weight until they find out about forward. >>> a manachusetts that stuck in a chimney it wouldn't be news if he celebrated kwanzaa. >>> sanders says it's likely his last term. cnn lost in the ratings to hdtv data rather watch grass grow than anderson cooper. the big news as of this time not for greg or gus and this happened to "time" magazine as they announced their person of the year to the surprise of nobody. [ cheers and applause ] it was none other than donald trump as you heard from the applause. second time he had the honor the first coming after his win in 2016 which was also the same week hillary clinton canceled her subscription and smashed her server with a hammer. the editorial board mentioned trumps come back and impact on global politics and how we increase devotes from blacks, latinos and people named biden. the cover called him president of the divided states in 2016 this year it's simply his name even though there was room for cry harder losers. when democrats win it's a mandate it's camelot and that better angels prevai

man, thank you. >> thank you. i wanted to pick your brain about l eli lilly. which brings them billions of markets around 80%. so, i have started to try to build a portfolio on the future of healthcare. my grandpa bought lilly in 1979, he is always reinvesting in dividends. he told me to buy it and i bought a couple shares a couple years ago and i absolutely love it. >> okay, here is the deal, right now, lilly has lost its momentum, announced a $15 billion buyback and nobody seems to care. all of the drug stocks have been down, a lot of people worried about the new president coming in, a lot of people worried about bobby junior. i say like this, sometimes with pain, big gain, we had it in the first go-round, the second go-round, and we are now endorsing a third go around of pain. i tell you if i could take a match in light it to my head, i might say, eli lilly. but soon, the match goes out. roy in california. roy collects >> hey, jim, how's it going? >> couldn't be better. how about you, roy? >> can complain. i have a little concern, though. i'm looking at uber and with the expansion of limo, and i heard abou

we're going back, we're building right away and so people started building in chinatown and a man named looked in elybusinessman had this vision as he marketed it as an oriental fairy palace, which would attract people from all around the world. and basically, you can see this building here with the pseudo-chinese pagoda on top, stuck on top. a western building that worked. it kept chinatown from being pushed out of the out of the way. many buildings that came later in chinatown for example, the family associations often had a two story building. they'd add a third story with this facade. and so that's one of the things we look at in the context statement. what are where are the forces that made chinatown look the way it is, and then how the community grew and how it responded to as francis mentioned, discriminatory legislation and laws, how it thrived despite the exclusion laws and so on. and then with my colleague eric mah talking about the richmond district and then paloma, you and william tran about the sunset, able to talk about newer areas. we didn't get very far on the newest areas like visita

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man. and i know as his godfather, you helped him convert to the catholicism and we all need to say a prayer for jim elyternal. we need to leave it at that and have a wonderful merry christmas to you and bill is so good to see you and we will be right back. to go further, you need to be ready for what's down the road. as energy demand continues to rise, we're harnessing breakthrough innovations to increase production in the u.s. gulf of mexico. our latest deepwater development, anchor, produces previously inaccessible oil and natural gas, allowing us to deliver the energy we all need today so everyone can follow their own road. that's energy in progress. (vo) weight loss is changing. for so long, i felt stuck on repeat. i tried, and tried again. lost weight, gained it back. but zepbound means change. zepbound is for adults with obesity, to help lose weight and keep it off. activating 2 naturally occurring hormone receptors in my body, zepbound works differently. it's changing what i believe is possible when it comes to weight loss. it's changing how much weight i lose. up to 48 pounds. and it's changing

man hunt is still underway. he is the suspect. check the markets. lou basenese brought stock pick and nasdaq up 14 and dow down 80. not much price movement. you like elihis is a two horse race for the drug loss and say you got lucky and picked the winning horse. no, it's based on science and a study came out head-to-head comparison between zepbound and wegovy that eli lilly zepbound leads to more weight klotz less side effects and that's not by accident. if we get into the science, it's because lily's drug targets two re-scepters and -- receptors and niveau dorman disk is one. >>-- novo nordisk. >> it's creating adverse effects with these drugs. stuart: other pick is inodata. >> talked about palantir and going for them and that's another ai play and under the radar ai play and in a data providing services to all the major ai players and they are the service provider and pick and shovel play growing at tremendous rate accelerating from 35% to 65% to now over 135% and stocks hitting new high. stuart: yes, it is. thank you, lieu. indata >> who is he going with him today? reporter: he's on capitol hill and really digging his heels in and media turning him

man. >> do you think the 51st thing was -- that may have been regarded as insulting to canada. >> eli lilly. outperforming its competitor wegovy when it comes to weight loss. >> it does matter. again, i keep coming back to this data. rick's had the capability, does he have enough? >> he's saying they do now have enough. >> will you have a script? >> david in the dealbook -- >> do you have a script? >> extravaganza? i do not know what mr. ricks will discuss, but my guess is, andrew is aware of the news. >> i've got to go to carl here. >> we wanted to bring you the latest, reports now that brian thompson had been taken in critical condition to mt. sinai. our understanding is that he is deceased. this is a piece of tape that we'll look at the web cast and when they did announce that they were breaking off that communication. take a listen. >> i'm afraid that we -- some of you may know, we're dealing with a very serious medical situation with one of our team members, and as a result, i am afraid we're going to have to bring to a close the event for the day. i'm sure you'll understand. we're goi

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with a hammer and knocked my door in, and there was two men with guns and then there was another man named eli helped me get out of prison and helped me get into damascus. the men who found him put this video on social media, saying he was in safe hands and had been checked by a doctor after seven months in the custody of assad's military intelligence. it wasn't too bad. it wasn't bad. i was never beaten. the only really bad part was that i couldn't go to the bathroom when i wanted to. timmerman was found wandering through this damascus suburb today by syrians celebrating freedom themselves. locals here in this neighbourhood are telling us that they found a foreigner wandering in the streets outside. they said he was in fairly good condition, but they brought him here and gave him some food and some water. they said he was very hungry and talking in english, but they couldn't understand what he was saying, and they didn't know exactly who he was. they showed us the selfies they'd taken with him as the militia now in charge here looked on. translation: they found him barefoot on the road. - he