it would make room for improvements at harmon, but eliminate at least one full baseball diamond for a league as big as westside. our organization would collapse if that happened. why? we have nowhere else to play in town. we only have one other baseball field that's owned by the city. the rest are owned by the school district. that's like two divisions that are going to be completely gone. and our league literally thrives off of those divisions. the school district and a school board member declined to go on camera, but pointed out improvements at harmon would not be just for more parking and a safer pickup area, though they said it is needed, but would also allow for more room for physical education activities and new or expanded learning facilities. they also emphasize the master plan review at thursday's board meeting is only to approve a general roadmap and that all projects, including for harmon, would be considered individually over the years with lots of community input. parents who grew up in santa clara are skeptical. taking this away little piece at a time. i mean, eventuall

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this is why i am delighted the commission the present is taken up my proposal to introduce harmonize purchase premiums, it hast to be wheat make yourselves better. largest economy massively invest in future. i am thinking private companies small and large. an bureaucratic made in germany quite simple should support equipment investment by way of a 10% tax credit without elaborate application. bureaus giving thumbs up or down business ideas. which bears the full risk after all investing in new technologies equipment and machines are one thing. roads, streets, bridges, electricity heating grids new housing and apartments. i propose a germany fund which should mobilize public and private capitol if there is an industrialized nation that's able to invest powerfully in the future, it is germany. all other g7 states above one 100% of the gdp germany decreases toward 60%. this is why i'm in favor was smart and targeted change. it is not my own idea. many experts demand this have been demanding this for many years. many in this room as well. trade unions, all of us ask us and tell us to urge

you know, saying a prayer inside the senate, singing a nice, harmonic song inside the senate.n once outside the building and literally, like, facing an angry mob all by myself, telling everybody they're not going to break in. you know, that also happened that day. it really all depends on what you mean by what i... by your question. well, how you remember it. well, i remember it being a lot different than the mockingbirds in the media have spun it, that's for sure. the chaos and the violence that took place outside the building that day was largely provoked, as far as i remember, by tear gas, concussion grenades and rubber bullets being shot into a peaceful crowd. it was, after all that all hell broke loose. so that usually gets forgotten. i think that the whole thing has just been mischaracterised in so many ways. myself included. i mean, people think i'm an insurrectionist or a republican! i'm a libertarian. you know? there's so much distortion because of the media. you know, one of the things i like to say is you don't realise how distorted the media lens actually is until

together, they're exceptionally harmonic voices helped to shape an entire generation. here's abc's david muir. >> peter yarrow of peter, paul and mary, the legendary 1960s folk trio. lord, i'm 500 m from my. >> home. >> their music, their distinct harmonies, their lyrics full of moving stories. their song. if i had a hammer, i'd sing out a warning. >> i'd sing out love. between my brothers and my sisters. all over this. land. >> the timeless puff the magic dragon. puff the magic dragon. >> live by the sea. >> sing it with us. >> and frolicked in the autumn. is in a land called on a leaf. >> they would record john denver's leaving on a jet plane. i'm leaving on a jet plane. >> don't know when i'll be back again. >> peter yarrow, writing often with paul stookey, the last surviving member of the group, mary travers died in 2009, often lending their voices for civil rights and against vietnam. how many times must the cannonballs fly before they're forever? >> banned? >> peter yarrow died at the age of 86 at home in new york city, surrounded by loved ones, after a years lon

my late husband sidney harmon and i met in the white house, and sidney served on the carter center boardnd we stayed in touch with the carters. and one final memory if i could. which is when i decided to run for congress in 1991, which was the first elected office i had sought since jr. high school president, which i lost, carter sent me a $500 check with a note that said when you are elected, you will represent not only california but the carter family. beat that. that was just an amazing personal experience with an amazing man. >> priya, jonathan, and jane, thank you so very much for being with us. and stay with us if you would throughout the day as the remains of president jimmy carter make their way to washington, d.c. where he will lie in state at the u.s. capitol. then on thursday, msnbc will have special coverage of the national funeral service beginning at 6:00 a.m. eastern, 3:00 a.m. pacific. morning joe will be covering. andrew mitchell reporting from the washington national cathedral throughout the day. later, ana cabrera and myself will continue live coverage. please stay wit

why i am delighted to the commission president has taken up my proposal to introduce europewide harmonized purchase premiums for e vehicles. our aspiration for europe has to be we make ourselves better and it is crucial that germany as largest economy of the european union massively invest in its future. i am thinking on private companies, small and large. i want to support them with an un-bureaucratic made in germany bonus for investments. quick, simple, and pragmatic. a 10% tax credit without elaborate applications without bureaucrats giving a thumbs up or down or business ideas they hardly understand or understand less than the companies themselves, which bear the full risk after all. investing in new technologies equipment and machines are one thing. the other our investments in our substance. railroads, streets, bridges, electricity and heating grids. new housing and apartments. i proposed a germany fund which should mobilize public and private capital for this. if there is an industrialized nation that is able to invest powerfully into its future then it is germany. the debt of all o

we've also made a commitment to price harmonization across the world.hich means a client should not experience excessive price differentials no matter where they buy. francine: a secondhand market is something we see more and more in the last 4-5 years. what does that mean for a company like chanel? leena: we have not been in e-commerce. we always said we want our clients to buy from our beautiful stores because we believe clients must enjoy the immersive experience, immersive physical experience with the build the relationships of the fashion advisor, the boutique assistant, which is so magical -- francine: how do you see the china market. you have a base that stays for quite some time. leena: china is a central market because of the fast adoption of luxury because of the appreciation of refinement and sophistication. it's a very important central market for us. i was really happy to see the energy and vibrancy in the market. so we continue to run our business for the long term and invest in china for the long term. similar in the u.s., i see u.s. is a

and then this harmonization of what is out there in the government. i think we are spending a lot of time, especially private industry, and we know much of our infrastructure is managed by private businesses. i think the rear admiral mentioned that in his testimony. we ask of private businesses all these different things and every agency publishes things and often times they contradict one another and there's this compliance checklist and this one and they end up spending all this time on compliance when they should really be spending time on cybersecurity. and so finding a way to harmonize the government regulations that are in this space i think will free up a lot of energy and money to do cybersecurity. and i can give example after example but we talked about the liability issue. you brought that piece of it up. on the one hand we are granting one group liability and then the sec is telling people, ok, it takes seven days to repair a breach but you have to tell your shareholders and make a public announcement in four days. why would you announce in

this happened on december 17th on the corner of harmon and 57th avenue.police say they got a call about a child unresponsive. that child was ten to the hospital where they were pronounced dead. poce e asking anyone who might have videos, pictures info that could help in the investigation to contact them. >> major development tonight. officials say hamas has accepted a draft agreement for a cease-fire in the gaza strip and the release of dozens of hostages. us and qatar officials say that israel and hamas, we're at the closest point yet to sealing a deal that would bring them a step closer to ending the war. and israeli officials says progress has been made. but details are being finalized. the three-phase plan would need to be submitted to the israeli cabinet for final approval. also developing tonight, president elect trump's pick to lead the nation's military in the hot seat on capitol hill today. senators grilled former fox news host pete hegseth with questions about his background ahead of their decision oe whether or not they'll nominate him for defe

we've also made a commitment to price harmonization across the world, which means a client should notxperience excessive price differentials -- price differentials, no matter where they buy. francine: and the second-hand market is also something that we are seeing more and more in the last, like, four to five years. what does that mean for a company like chanel? leena: you know, we have famously not been on e-commerce. we always said we want our clients to buy from our beautiful stores, because we believe that clients must enjoy the immersive experience, the immersive physical experience, where they build a relationship with the fashion advisor, the beauty advisor, the boutique assistant, which is so magical and so core to the chanel story. francine: and how do you see the china market right now compared to the u.s. market? because it's not that volatile, actually. you've kind of had a base that has stayed for quite some time. leena: china is a very central market for the luxury goods system because of the fast adoption of luxury. because of the appreciation of refinement and sophisti

and she said that there are no other means for providing the services that harmonization have covered our team on the ground, whether it's the dallas trip or across the pines, west bank including east jerusalem. they are continuing with the delivery on services. we don't have much idea of how that is really government plans if it does want to plan in the implementation of this uh how specifically, maybe they still got and they were too busy either thing. so do you know, you know, let's talk a little bit about so as soon as the seats fly started, we've heard that a lot of aid is getting in. is that true? is enough i getting in? i was already doing right now for the people in gaza over the past 10 days since the ceasefire started, we have seen indeed an increase, a significant increase in the single humanitarian aid that was built in the gowns of distributed people. 60 percent, all a bit that came in was voting biting down and distributed to reach hundreds of thousands of people, including in the areas that we were not able to access before like northern garza, so that's very waste on t

need to be harmonized in judea and samaria as well. you have the called basic laws, right? that's what calls these quasi constitutional laws. one, basic laws, human dignity. right. which is that every human being doesn't matter religion. you are every human being who is a citizen of the state of israel is entitled to basic human dignity, which includes the rights to to pray to the right, to freedom of worship, freedom of travel freedom of speech. what are all the well, the typical that's the that's the basic basic law of human dignity. and then there's the nation state law, right. is that whatever rights you have of human dignity, they're all so subordinate. the collective right of the jewish people to self-determination right now. you can imagine a circumstance where those might put up against each other under some limited circumstances. and my to that is okay, you know, life's not perfect. i mean okay so you know israel a as israel a perfect democracy i don't know who cares? like, i mean we're not we don't have to be better than ever

feel that they don't belong to that area was done in a way to do it was people out of, of their harmonics. they've been sort of exposed their mouth gauze evolving the. * months and just like what on an habitable it plays with the destruction of hospitals and schools and homes and entire neighborhoods. but again, we're seeing much of that resilience. people are going back. there's still, this is the morning time and we're going to, it's going to be interesting to see how, how people are going to react by the end of the day. i've heard of them, they're going to spend their 1st night in 15 months in their areas. i'm not going to say their home because most of them are, are part of rebels that but more in their areas. and maybe they will make a decision about whether to continue to stay in there or not. some of the efforts are really been made to build tens guns in areas in gaza that after it cleared up or from the rubble. but again, uh, is that going to be sustainable? is that part of a larger scale efforts? it's still not a clear what's going to happen as of this moment. everyone is taught

me to harmonize those and get some reciprocity in a way to track and reciprocity to enable get trainingace and the other. our doe folks will recognize this discussion for a long time. they've been working on that for a long long time. >> i skipped a quick ot everybo picture of australia in their brain been talking about cities so if you picture australia it's a country about the same size as the united states, population about the same as florida. when you think about the intensity requirements to develop the workforce, national endeavor perspective it's a pretty small universe of draft there's a challenge in the number of people available to do the work but if you picture australia in your mind on the left-hand side where we see san francisco though los angeles henderson and sterling naval base are really right around. on the right-hand side is camera. that's where we are sitting now and where we see new orleans. that's where the house australian submarine commissioner government owned many say what that settling in for a minute. that's where they had their fill your operations out hen

the idea of the greater you raise your rock and ship it as you go to one use of we are going to harmonize. so the programs that sort of the integration visual with those organizations which are in place. this process is underway in the same way in the same vein. concise google play, of the boy asleep, which the belts, lunch, roads initiative is implemented. so the northern c route is at least for shits and boom, version golf to the going forward. the dash is the which one by easy for you with the these are very promising projects the that's what we call a graduation partnership from the video for group the specially temper. and so when this partnership gains ground are completely profoundly we have all the premises, of course, you'll see that it will happen fully to you. this will enable us to set up for more competitive and more efficient ways of can all make exchange. and so, so i think the materials me from them and this will become the material base basis for the region security architecture. and much of your little or the dialect has already been launched to discuss the matter is in

standards to do that welding in accordance with the union requirements in australia so we need to harmonize those and get some reciprocity as a way to track that. and grant reciprocity for folks getting training in one place and then qualified in the other. our doe folks will recognize this discussion for a long time. they're working on that for a long, long time. and i thought real quickly, i skipped a quick geography lesson, not everyone has a picture of australia in their brains and we have been talking about the cities. australia about the same sides of the ideas, the population about the same as florida. so when you think about the intensity, requirements to develop the work force from a national endeavor perspective, it's a pretty small universe of folks to draft from. the interpretation the australian government has taken with respect to would be qualified to do that, natural born australian citizen shrinks that pool over more in a material way so there's just a challenge in the number of people available to do the work, but if you picture australia in your mind, on the left-hand sid

critical for and critical in the context of rescinding biden's ai act in what was going to be harmonizationnies that are building within this more comprehensive regulatory framework to passport that level of data privacy and regulated approach throughout the world. where we see europe have a clear advantages in being first to trust by virtue of higher and better regulation in critical industries over time. tom: there is a view in the u.s. and parts of europe as well that in fact we are getting regulation wrong. that the moves by the u.s. are the right ones to catalyze innovation. you are suggesting that those regulatory frameworks will themselves be a catalyst? laura: we have seen that time and time again. let me be clear, a reasonable level is one thing and overwrite elation is another. free markets are a critical, but not unfettered, particularly when we talk about health care and energy. it is essential we set a standard in terms of its playability, data privacy, consumer protection and reasonable constraints for developing any new technology. not regulation at any cost but rather a sens

economics, and christian theology are all used in the definition of liberalism, and they do not harmonize with each other. this definition limits the possibility for the conceptualization of a clearer and more expansive and comprehensive view of what liberalism is and how it should be manifest. the execution of the ideas expressed in the definition of liberalism cannot peacefully coexist can you comment on this idea? guest: well, they can coexist peacefully. i don't think liberalism -- you know, the opposite of liberalism , it seems to me, is a state which mandates a particular kind of policy from which you cannot dissent. what is basic to liberalism is continuing discussion about how we get to where we want to go. liberals might have a broad agreement about goals, but as to the means to get there there is plenty of room for disagreement. so, i think here it is important to recognize one of the things liberalism requires is tolerance for the other side and a willingness to learn. and a measure of uncertainty and self-doubt about your own righteousness and your own knowledge and your own i

solve international problems and h harmonize nations. the u.n.t lived up to it and we need to ask better. i share president trump's vision of a u.n. reform and return to this founding mission of promoting peace and security around the world. in closing, i will forever be grateful to my constituents in new york's 21st district for giving me the opportunity to serve them at their voice at the highest levels of congress. ten years ago upstate voters took a chance on a young, first time unknown candidate who very few believed could win. i want to thank the hard working families, small businesses, farms, law enforcement officers and military families and veterans, seniors so many with whom i have worked so closely to deliver results on behalf of our communities. thank you to my dedicated staff in both the district and in washington offices for serving tirelessly for the past decade. if confirmed, my family and i are excited for the next chapter to serve on president trump's cabinet in this role and commit to the american people i will work my very har

. >> harmonic brewing, located just steps from the chase center inside saturday, l.a.ans sharing the space with dub nation. but for one day, this bar urging the crowd to set the rivalry aside to do some good. >> it felt like a really good opportunity to recognize, you know, even if there's a problem in a different part of california, we're still all californians. and anything we can do up here to help those people in the areas affected by the fires, we're happy to do that. >> the bar, hoping to funnel donations to victims of the los angeles wildfires through gofundme. >> i just remember the fires up here in northern california reminds me of that. and people losing their livelihood, their houses, it's horrible. yeah. and people are coming together to help each other out. it's a wonderful thing. >> vic bosker, whose sister's family lost their home in the palisades fire, touched by the gesture of support. >> insurance companies, dropped a lot of people recently, so a lot of people aren't covered. and so any money that they could use to, you know, rebuild their lives would

so what does that mean to them in terms of returning harmon, all they will likely to return the it looks like we've lost the connection that was done because of the report. so that was live from colorado, but we'll be speaking to how they so today. right, well moving on to softer is military. it says north korea has fired a ballistic missile towards the sea of japan. japan's coast sconces. the projectile is full and into the waters. north korea has repeatedly displayed its expanding ballistic missile, also firing a wave of projectiles bike in november. right, well mondays, missile launch coincided with a visit to the secretary of state to south korea. and in the joints briefing, we're not seeing president show sign, not until they've been condemned. and the missile launch saying is my lights, un security council resolutions, as he reaffirmed washington's commitment to the region and says, he is full confidence in south korean institutions. today, the lines between the united states and korea remains more essential than ever in shaping our shared future. and i believe it's also stronger t

elsewhere, spanish preliminary inflation ticked higher than forecast, with the harmonized print rising annual basis. well, thankfully we've got someone here to help us make sense of all this data has saleem, head of european rates research at bank of america global research. safiya, great to see you this morning. firstly, on today's ecb. >> meeting. >> it seems, you know, widely. expected that we are going to get a cut from the central bank. what are you going to be watching for today? >> yeah, absolutely. i think. >> a cut is a done deal. >> so we will be watching more about any potential changes to the statement. >> but more. >> importantly. the press. >> conference with in. >> particular any. comments on. how the ecb looks at. >> the recent rise in energy prices? >> indeed. >> oil is down now. but gas. >> prices remain. >> elevated. >> and also how they react to the uncertainty around tariffs. that is. >> the second point. >> we do. >> think that they will look through the energy. >> price shock. >> at this stage, because it is ultimately going. >> to. >> be representing. downside w

it was created by dan harmon and rob schrab. and he's an astronaut who flies too close to the sun. his brain expands when the sun is up and he becomes the smartest man in the world. and then when the sun goes down, he's a normal human. and his friend who was an astronaut got melded into a motorcycle. and this is the voice of owen wilson. >> seth: yeah. >> and that -- and the hot sheriff is my wife, kristine taylor, who i met when we made this pilot. >> seth: unbelievable. >> 26 years ago. and ron silver is the bad guy. >> seth: it's fantastic. >> yeah. >> seth: everyone said, "oh, my god, have you ever seen 'heat vision and jack?'" but i feel like i was watching a videotape that somebody had made of a videotape of a videotape. >> yes, yeah. >> seth: so, even when i watched it, it seemed like it had been made 26 years before that. [ laughter ] >> and the style of the show was as if was made in the early 70s. >> seth: it was like -- yeah, that "six million dollar man." >> yeah, for sure. >> seth: i do recommend to everybody. 'cause i feel like now it's got to be on youtube, right? >>

much risk can taken, but also because in the eu, even though there is a long process of trying to harmonize the laws between the different member states, there still are a lot of elements that impact entrepreneurship that still decided on the national level, meaning if you're an entrepreneur in the eu, you have 27 different systems to navigate and it's just harder than navigating one. so i'm sure i'll be criticize for some of the solutions that i propose in this. that's okay i'm not uncomfortable with that. i the status quo doesn't get criticized enough. it's very easy to look at a new legislative proposal and tear apart. what about the small, medium sized enterprises? isn't this going to be too expensive? you know, what about the unintended consequences? is this going to throw away the baby with the bathwater, strangle innovation and so on? i've heard these arguments almost irrespective of what proposal was on the table, but what we don't do enough appreciate how quickly our daily lives are changing, how quickly geopolitical relations are changing, how dramatic, impactful new waves of tech

harmonic brewing hosting a big fundraising event during last night's game at chase center. the bar is located just at the steps of the arena. >> it felt like a really good opportunity to recognize, you know, even if there's a problem in a different part of california, we're still all californians. and anything we can do up here to help those people in the areas affected by the fires, we're happy to do that. >> mcbroom plans to send donations it collected on a gofundme page to families with great need in la, and you can join fox and supporting families affected by the california wildfires down south. if you'd like to donate to simply scan that qr code on your screen, it will take you right there. your donations will go directly to the red cross as they work to help people recover from the disaster. in addition to scanning the code, you can also visit ktvu.com/wildfire help to support all the relief efforts. >> time now 705 this morning. happening today. the father of alexis gabe, says the community is marking the third anniversary of her killing with a candlelight vigil. gab

the standards to do that welding in accordance with union requirements in australia so we need to harmonize those and get some reciprocity and a way to track that and enable folks to get training at one place to be qualified in the other. our doe folks will recognize this discussion for a long time. they have been working on that for a long, long time. also real quickly, i skipped just a quick geography lesson. not everybody has a picture of australia in their brain and we have been talking about cities. it is a country about the same size as the united states. the population about the same as florida so when you think about the intensity to develop the workforce from a national endeavor perspective, it is a pretty small universe of folks to draft from. the interpretation the australian government has taken with respect to who would be qualified to do that, natural born australian citizen shrinks that pool ever more in a material way so there is just a challenge in the number of people available to do the work. but if you picture australia in your mind on the left-hand side where we would s

nations based on a shared respect for the principle of equal rights, solve international problems, and harmonize the actions of nations in the attainment of common ends. the u.n. has not lived up to this founding mission and we must demand better. it is imperative is imperative e strong american leadership, american leadership at the united nation. i share president trump's vision by a strong america first of peac through strength and securing peace around the world. i will be forever grateful for my constituents in new york's 21st district for giving me the opportunity to serve them as their voice at the highest level of congress. 10 years ago, voters took a chance on a young first-time unknown candidate who very few believed could win. i want to thank the hard-working families, small businesses, farms come law enforcement officers, military veterans, seniors, so many with whom i have worked so closely to deliver results on behalf of our communities. thank you especially to my extraordinarily dedicated staff in both the district and washington offices reserving tirelessly for the past decade. i

we had german december harmonize cpi.d in germany. 2.9 percent versus the estimate of 2.6%. you would think that would negatively impact these assets. really these headlines from the trump administration took the oxygen out of the room. jonathan: the dax in frankfurt up one percentage point. traders on the side of the atlantic, december payrolls on friday cpi falling on the 15th the fed's first rate decision of the year at the end of the month. writing the fed may be hawkish today concerned about inflation persistence and policy uncertainty returning dovish tomorrow. the same policies weigh on economic activity and labor markets over time, michael good morning. congratulations. good to see you pray right happy new year to you. what would it take, how would this change this story to get them talking about rate cuts quickly. >> i think it's a combination of you probably need payrolls below 150. something that may be below 140 and you probably need an uptick in the unemployment and i would say our forecast is on the edge of