ringback fascinating i know but oh well of your next reporter hendrick welling visits europe's biggest aquarium and encounters many different features. and with that welcome to our imax here's a look at what else we have come.

we have another governor, thomas hendricks, who later was vice president of the united states. when you walk into a building like this, your eyes go up to the heights, and you feel as though you are a small part of something larger. you will see the beautiful isined glass, and the dome 105 feet above our heads. above the glass is the dome itself, another 130 feet. the building is 235 feet in height. this is the indiana senate chamber. there are 50 indiana senators. they sit in this room and serve four-year terms, no term limits. a common question we get, what is the seating chart? they are obviously not alphabetical. they are seated by party, republicans on one side and democrats on the other. this chamber has stars in the carpet. if you took the time to count the stars, you would find 19. the reason for that is indiana is the 19th state to join the union. this leads to the offices of the senators, they primarily have their offices surrounding this room call -- this room, we call it the horseshoe set up. we can see where the president of the senate stands, lieutenant governor s

your next reporter hendrick visits europe's biggest aquarium and many different features. and with that welcome to max here's a look at wells we have coming out.

fox news jackie hendrick doses, five people were stabbed in that attack which authorities are now calling a hate crime. >> state police and detectives, they'd be going to these different in a very, very menacing omnipresent truck. >> reporter: jewish people in metzinger feels that is necessary after a ravishing the ribosome and the seven night of hanukkah. 38-year-old grafton thomas resident with a machete and said no one is leaving stabbing five people including the rabbi son. for trying to get into the synagogue next door. worshipers chase the men out and got his life in play. nypd tracked him down him and had an and investigators allegedly found disturbing evidence in his car. journal with anti-semitic statements and references to not he's an angel felt. they also st. thomas research other jewish numbers online. >> scores of papers which bring we showed the ramblings of a disturbed individual. >> andrew cuomo lived in an act of domestic terrorism and vowed to correct the on on alarming recent uptick in anti-semitic attacks. since december 23rd, there's been one anti-semitic attack each

jackie hendrick has the latest from new york. >> reporter: what started as a hanukkah celebration ended in tragedy. 38-year-old grafton thomas allegedly storming the home of a rabbi track attacking five people with a machete before trying to break in a synagogue next-door. the jewish community here is still coming to terms with the happening. >> there are no words. >> we're going to make sure that don't happen. >> reporter: when police initially tracked thomas death, they say he smells like blood and bleach. he has a history of mental illness but no affiliation with any group. the visible presence plans to combat an uptick on anti- semitic r.a.m. >> is a community, candy, we are fighting back regardless of what the motivations are. regardless of what the investigations revealed. the fact that the matter is that we could not sit around and do nothing. >> reporter: the reverend survived the attack says he is thanking god because the casualty could have been much worse. since september 23rd, there's been at least one anti-semitic attack each day in new york city area. the jewish community

ringback fascinating underwater whilst your next reporter hendrick welling visits europe's biggest aquarium an economist's many different features. and with that welcome to your imax here's a look at wellesley have coming out on the show. skateboard with this girl to become the youngest german competitor at the olympics. swedish christmas man here at the sweets traditionally executed by the hog. but 1st we need an artist who creates beautiful and be witching mosques had name as as mysterious as her artworks damsel frau for her it means having 2 contradictory sides and putting on a mosque is a bit like putting on another self let's take a peek behind the mosques off the london based artist. is it tribal art folklore a sham man's trappings or a combination of all of these. and who is the creative spirit behind the masquerade . my name is morgan health canada i'm in a region artist living in london and i work with masks. it all began in 2007 when martin held kennedy alias the damsel from move to london she sewed her own club outfits and soon added the masks she taught herself how to embroider

players will now have to go as neutrals if they qualify we heard from long distance way about marco hendricks he believes the doping a best occasions have been unfairly focused on russia. the russian flag behind me that's a symbol of solidarity of support for russian athletes what's important is that russian athletes should know that they're not alone and in international sport too there are a lot of athletes who are standing on the side of the russian federation there are a lot of germans who say it's all a political case since relations between russia and the west soured there have been investigations almost exclusively into doping in russia i see a methodology behind this it's no coincidence i see it as a government order to present russia in their beauty of light and athlete who has indeed used doping should be banned no question for those who haven't should have the right to take part in competitions only equal footing with all the other nations without restrictions when you're at the starting line together with all the others say americans chinese germans french are all flying their fla

hendrick, presidents chief white house speechwriter, editor of the new republic, staff writer for the new yorker and a needed voice of reason even today. he into the authors will have key observations about chairman brooks his career and we would like to thank you for being here this evening. [applause] as many of you know, the foundation is founded in my father's name in here to tell you more about it, let me introduce my good friend, a man for all seasons and president of new foundation, mr. john. [applause] >> i'm thrilled to be here and i have two announcements, i have a pretty easy job but this wouldn't happen if it wasn't for his tenacity, his leadership and i want to thank him for that and recognize him and thank you for your friendship. the first item, the foundation is up and running. we are inspired by and will work to continue the legacy of hard work in a no nonsense, nonpartisan approach to public policy. continued of the foundation to help as many americans as possible reconnect with our representative government and i'm very proud to lead this effort. first initiative wa

. >> heather: joining me as daniel hendrick, deputy editor of "the wall street journal"'s editorial pagehuck schumer right? >> i don't think so. we they've got this "new york times" story and it reminds me of something, the fat that we are one day away from the month of january and if it's january, will we must be into another collusion narrative. in january 2017, right about the time president trump was inaugurated was the commencement of the russian collusion narrative. it ran for two years, it ran through the mueller report and nothing came of it and now we here entering january and we have what i think we should call the office of management and budget holds your narrative. that's what this "new york times" report is about. mick mulvaney and other officers at all and be trying to figure out whether they can freeze this money to ukraine, whether there was a legal basis for it. i mean, really. the democrats truly are the dog who caught the bus with impeachment. they are trying to figure out what to do. >> heather: they were supposed to investigate when the hearings were being held in t

crudites honey i refuse martinis at lunc pastries and punch ♪ ♪ it's our annual excus we'll have hendricks and booze" is out now. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause kerrygold has a taste so rich it can take you to ireland's lush, green pastures. where grass-fed cows produce rich, creamy milk for a truly delicious taste. kerrygold. the taste that takes you there. [ dramatic music ]ing ] ahhhh! -ahhhh! elliott. you came back! >> seth: my thanks to john lithgow, ana gasteyer, fred armisen, and of course, the 8g band. stay tuned for "lilly singh. see you tomorrow [ cheers and applause ♪ late with lilly singh" we are going to gather some of the most >> lilly: tonight on "a little late with lilly singh" we are going to gather some of the most exciting voices in comedy to roast santa claus. >> the only person who's met more kids in the mall is r. kelly >> lilly: ooh. [ audience ohs ] then i'm going to sit down with academy award-winner and my hero charlize theron. >> i was following emily blunt, and somebody was like, "no, emily's not on social media. i was like, "oh, she is. i follow her

we are fortunate to have witnessed mister hendrick herzberg. he was president and white house chief speechwriter, editor of thenew republic, staff writer for the new yorker and a needed voice of reason even rstoday . he and the authors are going to have key observations about german brooks career and we like to thank you for being here this evening. [applause] as was just mentioned as many of you know the foundation has also been found in my father's name and here is on you more about it let me introduce my good friend, truly a man for all seasons and the president of the new chad brooks foundation , mister john this sunday. [applause] >> good evening area i'm thrilled to be here and i have two announcements ,tonight i have an easy job but neither of these would have happened if it wasn't for jeb's tenacity, his passion, his leadership and i want to thank him for that and most of all thank you for your friendship. i'm thrilled to announcethe .first item and that is the jack brooks foundation is up and running . we're inspired by and will be wor

so diana hendricks is here -- >> hi. ed: good to see you. what should we with doing?stmas dinner, and over here are your leftovers, which we're going to get to, but first we're going to make something. this is such a quick and easy dish, it's a quick fried rice. it's kind of like an unfried rice because you're not really frying it. we're going to throw some vegetables in here. i don't know what's over there, adam. no, that easy land troh. not yet. broccoli, bell peppers. weaver going to add some ham. you can use any protein that you have. you want to stir that up. oh, it's so good. and i'm also going to put some oison sauce, have you everred that it? griff: oh, yeah. >> oh, god, it's so delicious. there's also plum sauce. and this actually is a really, like, a twist to holiday leftovers. it's brown rice -- well, they fry it. ed: i order it, but i never knew -- >> and eggs are a key part of it. i like to scramble the eggs first, makes it easier. throw the eggs in there. ed, is there cilantro? i'm going to add a little sesame oil which gives it that real good flavor and

my colleague john hendricks about biden and his stutter, it's a reminder, when you're on the stage withth warren and pete buttigieg, you see a deficit of fluency. you put him on a stage with trump and against that backdrop you get a surplus of empathy and decency. the match up is very different. here it's that he's not as hyperarticulate as these other candidates. against trump, it's a human dimension of the way he interacts with people. i would point out that in 2004 bush won 90% of the people who said the economy was excellent or good. in 2012, obama won 90% of the people who said the economy was excellent or good. 40% of the people who say the economy is excellent or good say they disapprove of donald trump. there is a cost to his behavior. >> that's a good counterfactual. >> the behavior is reinforcing because he has driven away so many of the people he should have on the economy i believe by the way he's behaved. he has no choice but to gin up for turnout. >> that's why he wants to sully -- this is why, you know, to bring up ukraine. this is why sullying joe biden and his family is

i was brought up with dean martin but it was the 60's, jimmy hendricks and dean martin, remember thaty, that's all he ever said. hey. ainsley: he couldn't remember names. >> how are you? [laughter] >> the sweetest nicest guy ever. >> dean martin christmas special and frank sanatra came in. saturday night live, 28 year's old, i have frank to my left and dean martin to my right, it was like the roast and i said to frank sanatra, i'm so excited to meet him, hey, baby, how are you, the old man said that. can i call you frankie, he went, no. [laughter] >> hey, pally. >> after the break dina and joe will perform baby it's cold outside. [cheers and applause] >> new version or old version? >> old version. [applause] ♪ ♪ here, it all starts with a simple... hello! hi! how can i help? a data plan for everyone. everyone? everyone. let's send to everyone! wifi up there? uhh. sure, why not? how'd he get out?! a camera might figure it out. that was easy! glad i could help. at xfinity, we're here to make life simple. easy. awesome. so come ask, shop, discover at your local xfinity store today. beyon