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mo roca meets with actor james craig.new season around the corner, elizabeth palmer goes behind the scenes at "squid games," a south korean streaming series that was a worldwide phenomenon. >>> faith saling has asmo and the latest on wednesday's fatal shooting of brian thompson. commentary from former cbs sports and news chief sean mcmanus and more. it's a "sunday morning" for the 8th of december 2024. we'll be back after this. your next favorite thing about this place is waiting to be discovered. did you know you can do this? ... and you don't wanna miss that. >>> leaders of some 50 nations are in france today celebrating a moment some thought would never come. the reopening of a landmark cathedral notre dame. seth doane is in paris. >> reporter: those indelible images of a burning cathedral against the parisian skyline were also burned into our memory, but the heartbreak of that day when seemingly all was lost has given way to a resurrection of sorts. with the ritual knocking, the archbishop of paris marked the reopenin

it was just ask, no, no, after 5 james bond movies under his belt. daniel craigible in his new movie in it. he's an older american living in 1950's mexico city style and swagger is wrapped in a stylish white linen suit. didn't. >> perfect for dora hat. but all of that is soaked in tequila in heroin to hide his loneliness in need for love and validation performance wise. craig puts on a great show. it's not the kind of movie that you've seen him in a very long time. but is that enough to carry a movie? that's without very much explanation nor engagement with any of the characters in the movie. you're left to decide on your own. why things are the way they are, especially when he becomes infatuated with a much younger man exposing even more of its desperation for intimacy intimacy, but also pretty graphic moments between the 2 actors that sometimes felt gratuitous 2nd half of the movie career is artistically, beautiful, but it's also disjointed and confusing in mt. it seems like that at some point i should have cared about somebody in this flat. >> dean's list d. >

james chief ai officer and mr. noah wrangler director for ai policy at dhs conductor craig marcell chief technology officer code d.clcome them. [applause] >> kora thank you for that and thanks all of you for being here today. the focus of today's panelists to talk about striking the right balance in policy and governance around ai in the public sector and we will start with a level setting question and craig given that you've just recently moved to the private-sector permits during government you have a bositis perspective here. i want to hear other peoples peoples thoughts two hear other people so how with ai changing and how do you think about digital policies and regulations with the federal government in making sure regulations are helping government effectively serve its mission to customers? >> thanks. it's a tough question because if you look at all of ai you always see it in futurecast ai is going to change and it's going to do this and it's going to be transported than what we need to focus on is how can we measure the effectiveness for particular use cases that an agency or the government might have. ther

craig nelson. guest: i agree with you, james. thank you for sharing your remarkable life.research on the depression what i thought was missing was what our memory is of people inbred lines wearing their nice overcoats. it looks pretty good. in my research i found out the depression was just an incredible degree sometime with stories i can't even tell you all of them. one of the most memorable is about a little girl in school. she is 12 years all and just starts crying and crying. the teacher says, what is the matter? the little girl says, i'm so hungry i can't even listen to what you are saying. the teacher says it's ok. you can go home and eat. she says i can't. it is my sister's turn to eat. that is how serious things were during the depression. host: james' comments. can people imagine a time in which an event like pearl harbor could happen and you would not learn about it until the next day? guest: i think you can make a direct parallel with 9/11. the destruction of the world trade center. we didn't really understand what was going on for a number of days. maybe things

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craig nelson. guest: i agree with you, james. thank you for sharing your remarkable life.ch on the depression what i thought was missing was what our memory is of people inbred lines wearing their nice overcoats. it looks pretty good. in my research i found out the depression was just an incredible degree sometime with stories i can't even tell you all of them. one of the most memorable is about a little girl in school. she is 12 years all and just starts crying and crying. the teacher says, what is the matter? the little girl says, i'm so hungry i can't even listen to what you are saying. the teacher says it's ok. you can go home and eat. she says i can't. it is my sister's turn to eat. that is how serious things were during the depression. host: james' comments. can people imagine a time in which an event like pearl harbor could happen and you would not learn about it until the next day? guest: i think you can make a direct parallel with 9/11. the destruction of the world trade center. we didn't really understand what was going on for a number of days. maybe things have

craig. i didn't even realize amazon owned mgm. i probably will own everything, but just, you know, forget about me for a second. just hire idris elba to be the new james >> i thought they recently named their choice for bond. >> was it a female bond? >> no, no, they talked about that. it was. i can't remember the actor's name, but it's a british guy. and, you know, i think he'll probably be a good choice. but now they're fighting over. it would be a shame to see this franchise go. although after all these years. but it's tough to compete these days. >> who's your bond? >> pierce brosnan, hands down. so i'll tell you why. no, i'll tell you why. my dad was a huge james bond fan. and so he would always watch this stuff. and so i thought he was the best bond. >> the correct answer is sean connery. >> that's a good answer. >> although you watch some of those. i recently watched one of the originals, and they are a little slow compared to. well, yeah. a little slow. yeah. all right. tomorrow is super saturday, and if you're planning on doing your holiday shopping, good luck. the national retail federation says about 157 million people plan to hit the stores