elliott: yes. listening to this and the previous session, what has struck me is, middle east is different because the local partner, iran, it is such an active force in the whole region and has been hurt badly in the last year. if you are looking at that trio, russia, china, iran, they are weaker than they were a year ago. a few years ago, we would have all said, this is not only a growing relationship but a very successful one in building its influence throughout the region. then, there goes in syria, iran's only arab state partner, and hezbollah, it's most important proxy. so they look quite different right now. for other countries in the region, jordan, egypt, the gulf states, i think their view would be, well, we have to reevaluate. i don't think this leads them to build closer or less close relationships with russia and china. they are doing it directly with iran. the question that i think they are really asking is, what do we need to do with respect to iran, given that russia and china are no

elliott: yes. listening to this and the previous session, what has struck me is, middle east is different because the local partner, iran, it is such an active force in the whole region and has been hurt badly in the last year. if you are looking at that trio, russia, china, iran, they are weaker than they were a year ago. a few years ago, we would have all said, this is not only a growing relationship but a very successful one in building its influence throughout the region. then, there goes in syria, iran's only arab state partner, and hezbollah, it's most important proxy. so they look quite different right now. for other countries in the region, jordan, egypt, the gulf states, i think their view would be, well, we have to reevaluate. i don't think this leads them to build closer or less close relationships with russia and china. they are doing it directly with iran. the question that i think they are really asking is, what do we need to do with respect to iran, given that russia and china are no

as elliott said.up next, the president elect's new update on his plans to pardon convicted january 6th rioters. here's what he said. >> i'll be making major pardons. >> will you pardon anyone who attacked a police officer? >> well, you know an alternative to pills. >> voltaren is a clinically proven arthritis pain relief gel which penetrates deep to target the source of pain with non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medicine directly at the source. voltaren. the joy of movement from starting strong to it's been a week. >> so many ways to save life. ready? wallet. happy. that's 365 by whole foods market. >> over the years, you've talked about the winning seasons and the losing seasons. now it's time to talk about your next season. for more than 30 years, right at home has provided seniors the care they need to stay at home, call right at home. today doctor box. >> there were many failed attempts to fix my teeth. i retouched all my wedding photos and it was even affecting my health. i trusted you because you

remember elliott is -- they put a five dollars taken to honeywell back in november and that was one ofst single investments ever and since then honeywell's ceo indicated his intention to evaluate the company's business, efforts to restructure and to split up automation from aerospace. but according to this report it seems like there is pressure to kick those plans into motion and that is pushing shares higher by 1.5%. we reached out to honeywell and elliott and we will keep you updated. >> the shares of spinal companies have done well and fedex might be joining them in a small way. it is part of a larger trend. >> popular trend especially after going big for so long and growing and organically and now the pressure is to get smaller and simpler for the business. >> we will keep an eye on honeywell shares. thank you for watching "the exchange". power lunches right after this. (♪♪) (♪♪) what took you so long? i'm sorry, there was a long line at the thai place. you get the sauce i like? of course! you're the man! i wish. the future isn't scary. not investing in it is. nasdaq-100 innovators

. >> you know, elliott williams is with us as well. elliott trump was asked about this decision during that lengthy news conference he had earlier today. i want to play a bit of what he said. listen to this. >> if i did something wrong, i wouldn't be standing here right now because i've won all these cases. nobody's ever won so many cases as i have against the justice department. i mean, jack smith had cases all over the place. people were being subpoenaed, lives were being ruined. i don't know the judge in florida, but we had a brilliant judge in florida that saw right through it. and we won the case. she was a brilliant judge with great courage. >> what do you make of what we just heard from the president elect? >> it's very effective communications from the former president and the president elect by referring to all of these cases and having won all these cases, he's lumping together a series of cases that really had nothing to do with each other. he has not won any of these federal cases. now, certainly, the justice department has

my legal source tonight is the former federal prosecutor elliott williams. you booked on something totally different, but this came down. and we're reading through this. and i'll talk about why this filing happened. but big news here is that trump's attorneys, and attorneys for his allies, have gone in. it says from january 3rd to january 6th. so over this weekend, to review a draft of the report that we knew jack smith was planning to publish before biden leaves office. >> right. >> but now this filing is coming from john irving, other attorneys, jan wood ward. they represent the other two co-defendants in the classified documents report. they have an issue with the report overall but specifically with jack smith issuing part of the report on the classified documents case since, one, it was thrown out and since, two, it still is going up against these two co-defendants. >> right. but the evidence -- let's back up. the whole point of a report is that per law in u.s. law when there's a special counsel, the special counsel by law submits a report to the attorn

. >> are there important elliott elements of soviet, chinese competition in the far east? >> there does not seem to be, as one can see. there are risks, ideological rifts, and the russians have taken away all the technical systems and although they do trade with them, that trade hasn't increased and they are not extending credit, therefore, there is an indication that they are not getting along quite as well as they use to. i think that is good news for the long pole, but i doubt if it affects us very much in the immediate future. >> our eyes are focused these days on south vietnam. what are the chances of defeating the communist guerrillas and driving them completely out of south korea? >> you remember 15 years ago, a similar situation occurred in greece of a bipartisan and we went in to help the greeks. it was a similar situation, guerrillas aided and abetted the communists from outside, this is the case, and the greeks were able to throw them out. however, the terrain was more difficult, giving them even more help. i think if we stick to it, there is every reason to bel

and finally like elliott wilkinson who had four siblings brother said you did not have a shirt on yourback, he would try to find one to put on you. no matter what he was looking to care for others. each of these victims has family and friends who have to live with the tragedy and nightmare at these events. over the last 48 hours who have all been focused on addressing the needs of each of these victims families to ensure they are properly honored. we began generally second by ordering all of the flags in the state at half staff from sunrise to sunset. i have personally called into each of the victims families to ensure that they are receiving the support and the answers to any questions that may have remained unanswered. i issued an executive order declaring a period good morning for each of these victims on each of the following days under which flags of all of the state buildings, schools and universities will be at half staff. i requested our superintendent of education is called for a moment of silence in all of our public schools beginning on monday at 9:00 a.m. so on monday janua

caroline elliott reporting for us live there in new orleans.aroline, thank you so much. >> all right. we will go to that press conference as soon as it begins. we'll take you there. earlier this morning here on mornings on two, i spoke to a retired fbi agent about the attack in new orleans. he says tech companies have a responsibility to flag the kind of posts like the ones the shooter posted before the attack. >> and we know not only from this incident early on, but many mass tragic events, mass shootings, et cetera, that there is some sort of leakage by the attacker, whether it be days leading up to months leading up to or in this case, minutes and hours before. and i do believe social media very much when they come across something like this, if they believe this is an imminent threat, that it should be passed forward. >> now, the man involved in the attack was an american citizen and an army veteran, and posted that he was inspired by isis. an isis flag was also found attached to the truck used in the attack. one bay area family was there,

-missy elliott hit the stage with her first ever headlining tour, out of this world: the missy elliott -- it was like riding a bike, but like an e-bike. -you know what i'm saying? like, it was like next level. -also in 2024, fellow legends mary j. blige and cher were inducted into the rock & roll hall of fame. -it was easier getting divorced from two men than it t was to g into the hollywood -- i mean, the rock & roll hall of fame. -coming up, the music, movies and television shows headed our way in 2025. -stick around. . -so over the last hour, we've been looking back at the biggest entertainment moments of 2024. -and now we have the ultimate vip pass for what's headed your way in 2025. from movies to tv to music and beyond, it's safafe to say025 is looking like it will be one of the most epic years in entertainment. -who said anything about safe? -huge movie sequels are on the way. "wicked part two" arrives next thanksgiving. -"wicked" mania that's all we have to say. -everyone's favorite dancing doll will be causing more mayhem in m3gan 2.0. lindsay lohan and jamie lee curtis will b

fox's caroline elliott has more. on the day that we honored jimmy carter. >> former president jimmy carter was born here in plains, georgia, and spent almost his entire life here. and tonight, this is where he will be laid to rest. but before that, he was honored at the national cathedral. spectators lined up early and braved the cold to say goodbye to america's 39th president. carter, a former naval officer, engineer and peanut farmer, died at the age of 100 after 22 months in hospice care. thursday, he was honored with a state funeral at the national cathedral, where family, friends and several high profile guests, including every living former president, came together to pay their respects. >> i miss him, but i take solace in knowing that he and his beloved rosalynn are reunited again. >> president joe biden delivered the eulogy and remembered him as a humble man of deep faith. colleagues and family also honored carter's legacy of selfless leadership and service. >> president carter parked politics at the oval off

as fox's caroline elliott tells us. ceremonies will begin tomorrow and will be held in both georgia and washington, d.c, both public and private events to honor former president jimmy carter are scheduled to take place over nine days beginning january 1st. >> i feel like i would feel with a family member passing and for so many americans saddened by the loss of jimmy carter, they will have multiple opportunities to say good-bye to the 39th president. >> for the first three days, the family will gather in carter's hometown of plains, georgia, where he was born, married his wife of 77 years, rosalynn carter, and returned after his presidency on january 4th. he will be moved to the carter center, the headquarters of the humanitarian organization founded by the former first couple in 1982. following a short ceremony, his body will lie in repose until january 7th. >> i think his career outside of the presidency outweighs the outweighs his time in the white house. >> the late president will be taken back to washington, d.c. f

caroline elliott, fox news. >> a winter freeze is engulfing much of the country. a new arctic blast will hit the region, recovering from snow and ice storms. schools in the washington, d.c. area are closed today for a snow day. many government offices in the d.c. area will join public schools and close for a second straight day. the storm is still causing travel disruptions nationwide here in the bay area. all three airports are seeing either cancellations or delays due to the weather. sfo seeing the most canceled and delayed flights. nationwide, more than 900 flights have been canceled. meta is making a series of controversial changes that some say will restore free speech and expression across its platforms. meta will now end its fact checking program on facebook, instagram and threads and rely on users to add notes or corrections to posts similar to what we see on x, ceo mark zuckerberg said the federal government pressured the company into censorship over the past few years. >> over the past four years, when even the u.s. government has pushed for censorship b

their mirror opposite intentions in new orleans caroline elliott, fox news. >> governor gavin newsom,eantime, urged people to be extra vigilant here in our state. the new orleans attack was on the minds of many people who were out celebrating new year's day. ktvu jana katsuyama has thoughts from visitors and public safety experts to at san francisco's union square new year's day hearts were with the victims of the new orleans french quarter attack. >> my prayers go out to them. you know what i'm saying? my heart is with them. and, you know, it's just like if it was our own family, right? so you still feel that same kind of sympathy and empathy for those people? >> we were just reading about it. yeah, it's i mean, i don't see how you can really even stop something like that, but we just got to love on each other. >> a crowd gathered for the final night of the hanukkah menorah, lighting security at the top of many people's minds. >> we've been here eight nights straight every night celebrating, and there hasn't been any obstacles or any incidents. and we're, you know, people feel safe.

caroline elliott, fox news the state funeral events for former president carter are underway right nown georgia. >> carter is lying in repose at the carter center in atlanta. the doors to the center will be open for 24 hours a day for visitors to pay their respects. and these are live pictures from that scene right now. carter's casket is scheduled to be flown to washington, d.c. tomorrow and will lie in state at the u.s. capitol rotunda. a state funeral service is set for thursday at the national cathedral. a private burial is planned for later that day in plains, georgia, where the former president will be laid to rest next to his wife, rosalyn. all five living u.s. presidents are expected to attend that funeral service at the washington national cathedral, including president elect trump. president biden is set to lead the tributes. he revealed last year that president carter had asked him to give a eulogy, also delivering eulogies. the son of carter's predecessor, gerald ford, and the son of carter's vice president, walter mondale. >> canadian prime minister justin trudeau announce

as fox's caroline elliott tells us, it's now confirmed that services will begin tomorrow and will be both georgia and washington, d.c, both public and private events to honor former president jimmy carter are scheduled to take place over nine days beginning january 1st. >> i feel like i would feel with a family member passing and for so many americans saddened by the loss of jimmy carter, they will have multiple opportunities to say good-bye to the 39th president. >> for the first three days, the family will gather in carter's hometown of plains, georgia, where he was born and married his wife of 77 years, rosalynn carter, and returned after his presidency on january 4th. he will be moved to the carter center, the headquarters of the humanitarian organization founded by the former first couple in 1982. following a short ceremony, his body will lie in repose until january 7th. >> i think his career outside of the presidency outweighs the outweighs his time in the white house. >> the late president will be taken back to washington, d.c. for the final time on january 7th. the funeral pr

fox's caroline elliott has more. >> the fbi says the suspect behind the deadly new orleans attack acted alone and pledged his support for isis on social media. investigators are combing through hours of surveillance video and more than 400 tips as they search for motive in that deadly new year's attack along bourbon street. the suspect's half brother telling fox news he blames radicalization, saying he did not see any signs ahead of time. >> maybe someone got ahold to him in his time of discovery and. in his time of him trying to seek out what his purpose was. >> authorities say they recovered bomb making materials inside the suspect's houston home. and the fbi is currently reviewing social media videos that suggest the u.s. army veteran originally intended to harm his family. >> it's chilling. it's shocking. >> it's heartbreaking. new orleans officials now facing questions about security gaps. we will warn you, this disturbing surveillance video shows the suspect steering around a police blockade before plowing a pickup truck into the crowd. more than a dozen people were killed, includ

in atlanta, caroline elliott, fox news. >> it is already 2025 for more than half of the world. a look at some of the big spots from around the globe, and some celebrations in san francisco. didn't wait until midnight tonight. a look at some of the new year's spirit from outside thrive city. >> and for the third straight morning, a frost advisory will go into effect. it's going to be chilly tonight. some jen b asks, "how can i get fast download speeds while out and about?" jen, we've engineered xfinity mobile with wifi speeds up to a gig, so you can download and do much more all at once. it's an idea that's quite attractive. or... another word... -fashionable? i was gonna say- "popular! you're gonna be pop-uuuu-larrr!" can you do defying gravity?! yeah, get my harness. buy one line of unlimited, get one free for a year with xfinity mobile. and see “wicked,” in theaters now. [music] in. >> a celebration in the city of light as paris, france ushers in 2025 paris living up to its nickname with a spectacular light show along the champs-elysees and fireworks surrounding the arc de tr

as fox's caroline elliott tells us, services will begin tomorrow, and they'll be held in both georgia washington, d.c, both public and private events to honor former president jimmy carter are scheduled to take place over nine days beginning january 1st. >> i feel like i would feel with a family member passing and for so many americans saddened by the loss of jimmy carter, they will have multiple opportunities to say good-bye to the 39th president. >> for the first three days, the family will gather in carter's hometown of plains, georgia, where he was born, married his wife of 77 years, rosalynn carter, and returned after his presidency on january 4th. he will be moved to the carter center, the headquarters of the humanitarian organization founded by the former first couple in 1982. following a short ceremony. his body will lie in repose until january 7th. >> i think his career outside of the presidency outweighs the outweighs his time in the white house. >> the late president will be taken back to washington, d.c. for the final time on january 7th. the funeral procession will pause

pam, caroline elliott there live in new orleans. thank you for that update. >> well, as you just heard, the sugar bowl will be in new orleans and it will be played this afternoon as it was postponed yesterday because of the new year's morning attack. new orleans police say security will be even tighter than previously planned. the college football playoff game game will be held at the superdome of georgia between university of georgia and notre dame. the two schools bought tens of thousands of supporters to a new orleans for the game. >> we have to be extremely vigilant and much more vigilant than we have been in the past. typical security measures have to be enhanced, and we're not doing that fast enough to keep up with the bad guys. >> it's a ghost town, really. you walk around, it's there's nobody out on the streets. and so we tried to walk down there and they turned us around. there's barricades everywhere. >> new orleans law enforcement may have to reevaluate security measures. the city hosts the super bowl next month and plans

in plains, georgia, caroline elliott, fox news. >> president carter left his mark on the bay area asuilding and renovating homes in the east and south bays. ktvu jesse gary continues our coverage tonight from san jose, where one of two memorials was open to the public today. jesse. >> christina. good evening to you. and you would think being president would be a career highlight, but jimmy carter's most lasting impact may be once he left the oval office using the tools of a builder to help millions of people around the globe finally have a place they can call home. on a warm, windy winter's day outside san jose city hall, an unusual canvas becomes part of the postscript to the life of president jimmy carter. >> jimmy carter is my president. i respect him and i emotion or how do we choose the things we love? but he stands for peace. he stands for diplomacy. and he stands for the american dream. >> one by one, people who knew carter either as commander in chief or as the chief architect of habitat for humanity, writing a goodbye on a door or frame destined to be part of a new home's co

two officials, elliott richardson and lee michael's resigned rather than carrying out richard nixon's orders. on the committee considered the appointment of loretta lynch to be president obama's attorney general, a republican number of the committee emphasized, "what we need from our next attorney general more than anything else is independence." that same member who know still serves on the committee said, "the job is not to be the president's wingmen. the job is to represent all americans. the attorney general must be willing to stand up to the president and say no when the office demands it." when attorney general nominee merrick garland came before this committee, another one a republican colleagues still serving told garland, "my sole criteria for voting for your confirmation is your pledge to make sure politics does not affect your job as attorney general." the view that the justice department must be insulated from political influence should not be weaponized against political rivals has historically been bipartisan, certainly on this committee. at this crucial moment in histor

as fox's caroline elliott tells us, bourbon street has reopened, but it remains a focus of healing and mourning. >> the fbi says the suspect behind the deadly new orleans attack acted alone and pledged his support for isis on social media. investigators are combing through hours of surveillance video and more than 400 tips as they search for motive in that deadly new year's attack along bourbon street, the suspects half brother telling fox news he blames radicalization, saying he did not see any signs ahead of time. >> maybe someone got ahold to him in his time of discovery and. in his time of him trying to seek out what his purpose was. >> authorities say they recovered bomb making materials inside the suspect's houston home, and the fbi is currently reviewing social media videos that suggest the u.s. army veteran originally intended to harm his family. >> it's chilling. it's shocking. it's heartbreaking. >> new orleans officials now facing questions about security gaps. we will warn you this disturbing surveillance video shows the suspect steering around a police blockade before plow

fox's caroline elliott shows us how the community there continues to heal as the investigation pressese louisiana governor declaring a statewide period of mourning to honor the 14 lives lost. among the victims, a young aspiring nurse, a single mother, a british citizen and a former princeton university football star. >> the last few days have been both tragic and emotional. families have been affected in ways that will continue to haunt them. now and into the future. >> governor jeff landry calling flags at state buildings to fly at half staff on different days to ensure every victim receives their own individual day of remembrance. president biden and the first lady visiting the historic french quarter monday, where they're attending a public prayer service and meeting with families and local officials. >> the president, whoever it is, represents america and by him and the first lady coming there showing that america cares. >> president biden previewed his message sunday. >> there's nothing you can really say to somebody who has had such a tragic loss. and my message is going to be pe

jaylen hearts dio 2 pases para anotación, mientras que jack elliott convirtió 3 goles de campo.elebramos y celebramos la jubilación del agente canino niner, fiel compañero también del sargento monroe. ambos son parte del departamento del alguacil del condado de santa clara. y durante sus inicios. durante sus 10 años, debo decir, de increíble servicio. niner participó en más de 100 despliegues policiales. innumerables detenciones y ha protegido a la comunidad con excelencia. desde rastrear delincuentes hasta garantizar la seguridad en eventos importantes como el super bowl 50 legado de niner será inolvidable. y ahora, por supuesto, le toca descansar. merecido. merecido. después de una labor tan importante que hacen, por ejemplo, estos perros son los que ayudan en eventos tan cruciales como en los incendios en los Ángeles a rastrear cadáveres que hayan quedado en esos incidentes. decir que estuvo en un super bowl, modestia aparte, para una labor compleja, titánica. pero ya es tiempo de descansar. a descansar. nos vemos a las 11. (musica( esta t >> esta tarde en noticias telemundo,

elliott, the resources have been staffed on monday. los angeles fire officials facing yet another red flag warning with high winds predicted to whip through southern california.

. >> just excited to be back out as of saturday and through the next coming weeks, tony elliott increased parks and recs the city is focused on cleanup of the ocean is a dangerous place. a crane is submerged in the ocean. 160 feet off the war and 300 pilings from the war are spread throughout the region. >> we're constantly repairing the war. that's not a debatable point. and we have been repairing replacing piling some pieces over 100 year. mayor keeley says the city is debating on whether or not to be adding the restroom extension to the war. >> that fell off. thank you, tony baker, one of the directors of the santa cruz surfing club, says the wharf played a pivotal role in his upbringing personally when i was a kid, i grew up coming down here. we finished. we crab week kroll the round on pilings underneath and everything. you know. so it's got a big place in my life and it's changed over the years. but to have it reopened really special. pam enoch from san jose has been visiting the worse and she was a teenager and did not want to miss out on saturday. just just a home place, comfort p

elliott, the resources have been staffed on monday. los angeles fire officials facing yet another red flag warning with high winds predicted to whip through southern california. >> causing more concern on top of already catastrophic conditions. >> the national weather service is predicting close to hurricane force level winds. and so we're making urgent preparations. my top priority in the product. priority of everyone else is to do everything we can to protect lives. the wind alert going into effect is not as severe as what unfolded last week. but >> the worry is that it could start new fires and create more destruction. >> over the weekend, some people were given the green light to return to previously evacuated areas. but los angeles fire chief christian crowley also urging people to stay away from scorch neighborhoods because fires are still burning and ash can contain harmful and toxic materials. about 50,000 people remain under evacuation orders. crews from california and 9 other states are part of the ongoing response. cal fire

. >> my wife, amy elliott dunne, disappeared three days ago. >> the new twist in the so-called gone girl case. >> he had all the markers of a serial predator. >> denise huskins abducted from her home a decade ago. sexually assaulted her boyfriend, falsely accused of staging it all. >> the story you're telling here, i'm buying it all. >> now, the man convicted in her case facing new charges. >> please stop using the gone girl term to refer to this case should be referred to properly as the american nightmare case. >> why? police say there could be more victims coming forward. plus, living out loud inside the life of a 22 year old living with tourette syndrome. >> my fiber's been gaston bailon dupree, the viral tiktok star with over 9 million followers, pulling back the curtain on the ups and downs of her condition. >> i have a gun. >> maybe try to whisper it. >> sharing the challenges of everyday life from makeup to baking and dating. >> collin is my medicine. that's the best way i'm going to describe it. describe it. >> nightline will be righthide anything from me. i'm home! especially w

elliott, the resources have been staffed on monday. los angeles fire officials facing yet another red flag warning with high winds predicted to whip through southern california. >> causing more concern on top of already catastrophic conditions. >> the national weather service is predicting close to hurricane force level winds. and so we're making urgent preparations. my top priority in the product. priority of everyone else is to do everything we can to protect lives. the wind alert going into effect is not as severe as what unfolded last week. but >> the worry is that it could start new fires and create more destruction. >> over the weekend, some people were given the green light to return to previously evacuated areas. but los angeles fire chief christian crowley also urging people to stay away from scorch neighborhoods because fires are still burning and ash can contain harmful and toxic materials. about 50,000 people remain under evacuation orders. crews from california and 9 other states are part of the ongoing response. cal fire

i don't know if you can see this, elliott, but see up at the very top. that's a tall palm tree up there that was on fire just a second ago. you can see how parts of it are burning. it's you've got embers kind of in the trunk of that palm tree and then up on the fronds as well. so that's certainly a concern as well. you know, you get one of those palm fronds that is on fire and then gets carried in this wind. i mean, as we've said many times, they can go up, you know, as far as two miles. so you've got homes all up and down pch all up in these hillsides as well. i mean, we're right in the pacific palisades, santa monica, just this way. and then you've got malibu up there. so a lot of residential areas. and when you look at things like that, i mean, there's no way that firefighters can do anything about that without air support. i mean, that is so tall when you look at the height of where those embers are on that palm tree. so if you get those embers, you get those fronds that start flying around, especially in these winds, there's just nothing anybody can

this is what's left of the auditorium at the elliott arts magnet academy middle school. the scorched row of chairs. tonight here, a new satellite image over that fire. showing nearly nothing was spared. and tonight, back at the palisades fire, we're learning of some familiar names who have lost their homes, as well. some well-known actors, including actor billy crystal. he and his wife janice telling abc news they have lived in their home since 1979, raising their children and grandchildren there. saying, quote, we pray for the safety of the firefighters and first responders. the pacific palisades is a resilient community of amazing people, and we know in time it will rise again. it is our home. and it was last night here, we saw orli israel, trying to use a fire hose to beat back the flames in his own backyard. the fire alarm going off. >> yeah, let's get out of here. we tried. we tried, bro. i'm sorry. >> david: his friend tanner shaft trying to help him. trying to save the home. >> we tried our best. >> david: both were forced to flee. escaping through the front door.

they just released ezekiel elliott, maybe they are making player changes rather than coaching changes, it is a question mark for me. >> todd: if you wonder why my voice is raspy, i yelled a lot over this. despite abysmal season, giants president john mara is keeping coach brian daybol. we are confident the process and vision for the team we look forward to achieving results we all desire. is this the right call? am i losing my voice another season because i'm yelling for four months strateight in frustration. >> you will still be yelling, people are calling this worst season for jooit giants in franchise history. i don't know, todd, there is a lot that needs to happen here, not just coaching, people were criticizing coaches, john mara like to give extra time and eli manning doubled down. they need a quarterback, got to find a face for the franchise and leadership and motivation to win. there is a lot need to happen in new york. >> todd: this was intervention for me, give me tough love, we'll get through this. >> i don't know if you will get through it, i will be a shoulder to cry on.

starting in the late 1930s, sons james and elliott and daughter anna all became involved in the entertainment industry, which catapulted air into both film and television. in ways that used her celebrity to further their careers, jimmy worked for sam goldwyn, starting his own production company and enlisting her in projects such as recording the 1940 prolog for british antiques film pastor hall. this film is quite interesting in terms of the role it played as one tool in fdr, as term campaign to educate the american public on what saw as a very dangerous international situation. coupled with the inadequacy inadequacy of our defenses prior to world war two, he of course very strong and vocal opposition to those beliefs. something we'll hear here about from paul sparrow later today. and eleanor and james aided this campaign with the recent release of pastor hall. this was first film to graphically deal with the issue of concentration camps as. it follows the real story of. german lutheran minister martin mueller sent to dachau for criticizing not the nazis. his words are still remembered today.

his father elliott is a retired teacher. a renowned photographer. >> as an only child and the son of a photographer, i was her favorite subject. and so i had a lens from a very nurturing and ever present perspective on me. and i think that also helped as a film actor. >> reporter: you were comfortable in front of a camera thanks to mom. >> yes, thanks to mom. >> reporter: he dabbled in magic, calling himself the amazing adrien, but settled on acting by middle school. at 13, he landed a leading role as a rebellious orphan in a made-for-tv movie "home at last." >> i haven't seen anything that looks like fun. all i see is rules and work. >> i remember thinking how i never wanted it to end. and that sense of joy that i get from it and that immersion, it's never gone away. >> reporter: brody aged into a mohawked punk rocker in spike lee's "summer of sam". >> you think i'm the son of sam, really? you think i'm the son of sam? come on. >> reporter: he's carried a blockbuster like "king kong" and shown some whimsy in his five films

and as joe elliott says, it does seem unlikely that this will be the end of the story.sed if he hasn't already written it himself. colin paterson, bbc news, leeds. cut, great. bank of dave 2 lands on netflix, next friday 10th january. you're watching bbc news. stay with us. stay with us. hello. snow has been falling across parts of the uk. it has been causing disruption, some icy conditions, as well. and i think the problems will go on into sunday. so, met office amber warnings remain in force — those warnings have been covering parts of wales, into the midlands, and also northern england — and i think it is northern england that will bear the brunt of the snowfall as we head through daylight hours on sunday. through the first part of the morning, still some snow falling across high ground, north wales, the north midlands. could see 30cm in total for some higher ground here. at lower levels, perhaps turning back to sleet and rain in places, but that snow continuing to fall across northern england, remaining very cold here as we start the day. milder, you'll notice, down

and as joe elliott says, it does seem unlikely that this will be the end of the story.ow? i'm sure dave will be already giving us the ideas and the treatments. i'm surprised if he hasn't already written it himself. colin paterson, bbc news, leeds. cut, great. bank of dave 2 lands on netflix, next friday, january 10th. teenage sensation luke littler has become the youngest ever world darts champion, after cruising to victory over michael van gerwen in the world darts championship final at alexandra palace in london. the 17—year—old threw 12 180s in the match, to claim the £0.5 million prize. littler shot to fame last year when he finished runner up in the event aged just 16, but the teenagerfrom warrington, in the north—west of england, pulled through as the favourite to go one better this year. our sports correspondent natalie pirks was there. cheering and applause. first came the cheers, then came the tears for a destiny realised atjust17. it felt like i was at home. just settled so well throughout the tournament and tonight i just didn't feel any nerves up until the l

fellows elliott abrams, liana fix, shannon o'neil. we will discuss the global profile, how are countries around the world looking at this relationship? what are these countries doing in all of thee -- these regions? thank you all for joining us. i would like to welcome now bay fong and richard fontaine to the stage. thank you. bay: thank you all for joining us today. this will be a really interesting conversation. i have the pleasure of moderating this opening keynote session entitled no limits, the china-russia relationship and u.s. foreign policy. with my good friend, richard fontaine here in the room, and ams consider -- ambassador bob blackwill on the screen. we will have half an hour of conversation and you guys will be able to ask questions. so i wanted to start actually with ambassador blackwill. if you could lay out for us how you guys decided to write this report. >> thank you, bay. good to see all of you if only remotely. richard and i in the summer of 2003 were hard at work on our book on the pivot, and realized that an imp

elliott west, a distinguished professor, history emeritus at the university of arkansas, specializing in social and environmental history of the american west. while he was at the university of arkansas, he was twice chosen as the university's teacher of the year, and was one of three finalists for the robert forest cherry prize for outstanding classroom teacher. he has written several books, including his latest award winning and seminal text, "continental reckoning, the american west in the age of exploration." he is one of two winners of the baron cross prize in american history of democracy, and his text was one of a pulitzer finalists. his work is described as an epic story of the rebirth of the united states beginning in the mid 19th century. this story is the history of americans' westward expansion, a searing narrative explaining how the republic became a transcontinental nation. without further ado, let us welcome dr. west. [ applause ] >> i thank all of you for coming. it's a wonderful time here. i appreciate you coming here. if nothing else, you were able to find this build

the move follows pressure from elliott management to do so.arket. >>> back to the markets. the stocks kicking off the new trading week. take a look at futures in the green across the board. dow opening up 200 points higher. let's bring in amy wu silverman. amy, good to see you. >> good morning. happy new year, frank. >> we are seeing a bounce in the pre-market right now when it comes to futures. we are on a slide with wall street overall if you look at the longer trend. with that in mind, what is your word of the day? >> my word of the day is fairly fitting. it's angst. frankly, that is the sentiment we've had since the year kicked off and perhaps a little bit prior to christmas as well. to some degree, frank, that's normal. that's seasonal. this is just what we see in january which is some growth in volatility and selloff in the market. you've seen that every single january for the last decade. it's not surprising you are getting a little bit of this this january as well. >> so, according to your data, the jobs report added to the angst out t

elliott west. i distinguished professor history history emeritus at the university arkansas, specialized in social and environmental history of the american west while he was at the university of arkansas, he was twice as the university's teacher of the year and was one of three finalists for the robert forest cherry prize for outstanding classroom teacher. he has written several books, including his latest award winning award winning and seminal text, continental reckoning, the american west in the age of exploration. he is one of two winners of the bancroft in american history and democracy. known as one of the most distinguished and coveted in the field of american. and his text was won by the pulitzer finalist the bancroft prize's select jury describes his work as an epic story of the rebirth of the united states. beginning in the mid 19th century. this story is the history of americans westward expansion, a searing narrative explaining the republic became a transit transaction nation without f

elliott wilkinson was 40 years old and living on the streets at the time of his death.eporters that he had a history of mental illness. he said on facebook, you will truly be missed and i know life is hard for you at times. reggie hunter had to -- headed to bourbon street right after work. the 37-year-old was also a father of two. the 21-year-old was from a nearby town and was a huge white sox fan. in a facebook post his sister said, you deserve so much better than this. i'm don't know how i'm supposed to go on without you. edward was from london and had ties to the british royal family. his stepmother was prince william's nanny. in a statement the eldest prins said catherine and i have been shocked and saddened by the tragic death of ed. latasha pulled lived in newer liens. the nursing assistant had a 14-year-old son. her aunt said, she wouldn't want us to be sad but we cannot help but be selfish and want her back. a 25-year-old, matthew, was a beloved son, brother and friend that worked at the superdome as an audiovisual technician. his father urged him not to go out

. >> just excited to be back out as of saturday and through the next coming weeks, tony elliott increased parks and recs the city is focused on cleanup of the ocean is a dangerous place. a crane is submerged in the ocean. 160 feet off the war and 300 pilings for the war are spread throughout the region. >> we're constantly repairing the war. that's not a debatable point. and we have been repairing replacing piling some pieces over 100 year mayor keeley says the city is debating on whether or not to be adding the restroom extension to the war. >> that fell off. thank you, tony baker, one of the directors of the santa cruz surfing club, says the wharf played a pivotal role in his upbringing personally when i was a kid, i grew up coming down here. we finished. we crab week kroll the round on pilings underneath and everything. you know. so it's got a big place in my life and it's changed over the years. but to have it reopened, really special pam enoch from san jose has been visiting the worse and she was a teenager and did not want to miss out on saturday. just just a home place, comfort pla

i think it's going to take several quarters in order to get all that great work that elliott hill is is a winner. i would not bet against the stock. at 71, i can't be convinced you haven't seen let's say dead money for the next three to six months. draftkings has a lot going for it. when you consider how it tends to run during the nfl playoffs that's coming up, you got my blessing. i know the fundamentals aren't great. i'm talking about the future. more "mad money" including my interview. has the market lost faith in the fed. all your calls tonight. stay with cramer. (grunting) at morgan stanley, old school hard work meets bold new thinking. ( ♪♪ ) partnering to unlock new ideas, to create new legacies, to transform a company, industry, economy, generation. because grit and vision working in lockstep puts you on the path to your full potential. old school grit. new world ideas. morgan stanley. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ at state street, we know everyone's trying to get somewhere. ♪♪ take the next step toward your future, by investing in the s&p 500 with spy. getting there starts here. [city n

you have the article there from holly elliott. >>> i'm pleased to say we have our guest joining us. to start when you think of europe in the moment. so many angles we could take at this stage. what i would like to understand to start our conversation is how you are feeling about the outlook for european economies. we know the ecb is expected to cut rates this year, but is that going to be enough to propel the economy? >> happy new year. no, ecb rate cuts will not be enough to bring the economy back to trend growth or above that. aving said that, southern europe especially, are growing nicely. the ecb rate cuts last year will help, but we need political signals from germany and france to really get the economy going again. in addition, china were to add more stimulus, that would also help. >> when you think about france, i'm glad you brought up the issue there. we heard from the president macron actually say the calling for a snap election created more division than bringing solutions. should we, at this point, actually forget to some extent what france is likely to do at the europea