he is also unable to manage any companies of ads will stop now, many critics would say that jimmy laif his supporters and activates argue thatjimmy lai was the target for national security law and after the protests in 2019 when the national security law was introduced here in hong kong, they will argue that the authorities targeted jimmy lai and are now using the legal system and the law to essentially persecute him. the authorities would argue that is not the case. they say of his leahy has been found guilty of fraud. they have laid out the case, they have sentenced him now. he hasjust turned case, they have sentenced him now. he has just turned 75 years old. he has only been in custody since december 2020 and he still has the national security law trial, which is currently postponed. sojimmy lai will be spending at least more than five years in prison, and depending on what the result is, or the national security law trial, he could be spending many more years than that. , , spending many more years than that. g , , ., spending many more years than that. , , ., that. just remind us

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the hong kong media tycoon and pro—democracy activist, jimmy lai, has been sentenced to five years andths forfraud. he is already serving prison sentence for attending a vigil marking the tiananmen square massacre and is facing further charges under beijing's national security law imposed on hong kong. the united states says russia and iran are transforming their relationship into a fully—fledged defence partnership, with serious consequences for ukraine and for iran's neighbours. the us national security spokesmanjohn kirby said iran is supplying hundreds of drones that have been used to attack ukraine's infrastructure. now on bbc news, the travel show. coming up on this week's travel show... as the cost of energy soars, cat meets the islanders making the most out of mother nature... we are in an active, dormant volcano. ..nic tests his taste buds in turkey... i'm suddenly doing a jigsaw puzzle with pastries. ..uno, due, tre... ..and things get a bit competitive in italy! wow! welcome to the travel show. this week, i'm in tuscany, in the mountain town of volterra to find out all about

when you look at how they thought and now you have people like jimmy lai that are getting ready to go into court to be convicted by the chinese communist party for doing what, having a newspaper. but there is the also the open technology fund that we have in the united states and this week we put effort into trying to see are they going to exercise opening the internet for the chinese people like they did in ukraine, like they did in cuba like they have done in other areas where people were trying to get the message out where they're trying to fight for their lives and fight for their freedom. that is what the fund is therefore. president trump did a good job of bolstering that. congressman mccaul and i ask have furthered this as has senator menendez and we need to open that space over china so these people have a way to communicate and get their message out. speed was an incredible apple had to respond that they wanted to take twitter off the app store and there is no conversation about taking tiktok off the app store. now we see and do report that china used tiktok to go after polit

we have spoken about xinjiang, about what is happening in hong kong and what just happened with jimmy lai is in our view a violation of the basic law. this administration does have a strong set of principles and actions. this with respect to the people's republic of china and the question of human rights. >> i wanted to ask you about the african leaders summit, but i'm curious. does the administration consider victor to be a terrorist? >> he is not listed as a specially designated national. we consider him to be a convicted criminal convicted of arms trafficking and other crimes. he served 12 years in detention. he was set to be released in 2029. of course, before we make any determination about whether to send somebody back as part of a deal to get an american home, we need to look at the determination of the national security case about that. we believe that we can manage those challenges, but we are vigilant about that. we also want to point out that there is no shortage of arms traffickers and mercenaries in russia who pose challenges to the international order and we are vigilant abo

meanwhile a hong kong court has sentenced former media mogul jimmy lai to prison time for fraud.y find more than $250,000 and banned from working in company management for eight years. he is already serving 20 months for his role during the 2019 antigovernment protests. to pakistan now. the army is accusing afghan forces of artillery and mortar fire across the border, which killed six people and wounded 17 others. stan says it responded in a measured way to what it alleges is a i'm probed attack. the violence follows a series of deadly incidents along at southwestern borders that have raised tensions with afghanistan's taliban administration. and nasa's orion spacecraft has splashed down off the coast of mexico. it is a successful end to a 25 day test fight -- flights that sent the uncrewed vehicle around the moon and back to earth. this program paves the way for nasa to return astronauts to the moon later in the decade. the next mission aims to fly astronauts around the moon in 2024. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journa

jimmy lai — known for his pro—democracy media organisation apple daily, which was shut down by the authorities, for attending a vigil marking the massacre in tiananmen square, and is facing further charges under the national security laws which the government in beijing has imposed on hong kong. here's our hong kong correspondent, danny vincent. when the national security law was first introduced here in beijing, many supporters and activists, they sanimmy lai as a potential target of this law. he has indeed been arrested under that law, the trial is yet to begin, but in the time in between, he has already been in custody for two years. and today, we have seen that he has been sentenced for another trial. another charge. now, the judge said that this case is not political, it's not related to media freedom, of course, the hong kong authorities would say that hong kong remains a city which is ruled by law, but many critics would argue now that the introduction of the national security law has changed the landscape here. the united states and the uk have warned that russia and iran are devloping

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and the hong kong court has sentenced former media mogul jimmy lai to five years and nine months in prison for fraud. this as the city crocs -- cracks down on dissidents. he was also reportedly find and band from working in company management for eight years. he is already serving 20 months for his role in unauthorized assemblies during the 20 antigovernment protest. nasa's or ryan spacecraft has splashed down in the pacific ocean off the coast of mexico. i successful end to a test flight that sent the unaccrued vehicle around the moon and back to earth. the flight helps pave the way for nasa's program to return humans to the moon later in the decade. the next mission aims to fly astronauts around the moon in 2024. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am su keenan. this is bloomberg. sheri: reports that the u.s. has directly asked japan to cooperate on its chip text were curbs against china. more on that and more from tufts university. bokeh capital partners helps us kick off this ext

jimmy lai's trial has been postponed until september 2023.ia, problem began da from the chinese government, they said they ordered a hong kong court ordered the government to pay the legal fees. your reaction. >> i think had this is a dangerous situation for mr. lai who i know personally. i've known him for 25 years. i don't know that the september date, 2023, is going to be the real thing because this is the big trial, the one that's coming up next year. this is under the security law. it could mean thats he's transferred to mainland china. he could receive a life sentence. this present violation was basically a zoning violation for five years and nine months. you can see how fearfulful they are of a person of conscious, a businessman who could have left hong kong at any time he wanted. so it's really a dangerous moment for him. maria: it's a very dangerous moment. >> and for the people of china as well. maria: he's a friend to this program. he's been on the show many times. we pray for his safety right now. what is your christ christmas m.

look at pro-democracy media tycoon, jimmy lai,s he's facing a sentencing of more than five years in prison company, next digital. lai is facing a national security trial which was scheduled for the beginning of the month. it's been postponed. but steve, it's certainly looking increasingly like this man is going to spend the rest of his days in jail in china. why? because he's he's a freedom fighter and was trying to push for independence the way the ccp promised in hong kong? >> jimmy is unique. we both know him. he's an amazing human being, he exemplifies everything that is supposed to be good about the free world, risking everything twice to build enormous business empires that helped a lot of different people, has a big heart and big success. that kind of example outside of the bird cage of the communist party of china and their control just couldn't be allowed by them. this recent fraud conviction is a farce, sort of like convicting someone from conducting a moon lighting operation in a hair salon type of that, it's a violation foul. five years is outrageous. that's an appetizer for th

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jimmy lai, the media mogul was due to go to court.riction covid rules. -- breaching covid rules. it is delayed to september 2023. let's talk about the overall state of the economy. what is growth looking like and what are the pitfalls looking ahead? >> the indian central bank has already raised rates by 225 basis points this year. with inflation coming down, one of the key issues will be growth. if you look at factory output numbers that came in yesterday, massive contraction for the month of october. it goes to show that the indian economy is definitely under pressure. they have slowed the pace of rate hikes and economists to foresee that the central blank, with inflation numbers coming down, will continue to be on the part of slow rate hikes before they finally decide to pause after february. rishaad: thank you. our next guest runs sula vineyards, nds -- india's largest wine producer. rajeev samant is the ceo. how are you building your book? >> it is looking pretty good. we are confident. it is heading toward a good result. rishaad:

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it's just laying there, sleeping it off. [ cheering ] >> jimmy: very true.orge lopez. that is "lopez vs lopez." this is your real daughter. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and you on a show pitted against each other in some ways. based on? >> so, the idea came from us being estranged. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> and during the pandemic, i had one of those drive-by birthday parties where they would honk. happy birthday and take off. and then i had mariachis playing at my house, but they gave them the wrong address. so they played three houses down. and the gardeners were there. a guy right here, mariachis? we love this house. and it's over here! so i had to listen from four houses away and pay for mariachis that played while guys were doing the yard. >> jimmy: i know you guys just got picked up for another season. >> [ cheering ] so i notice as an actor, you've done everything. you've done everything there is to do. but as a father now, you have to think you're thinking not only about the show, but your daughter's future. >> i mean, you know, i don't have the luxury of saying no

. >> jimmy: no, no, no, no, no i -- you keep -- you keep looking at it. but you can layat "the tonight show. okay, perfect. i wanted to ask you a quick question, because i heard this, and tell me if it's true or false -- not about "white lotus," about you -- is that you got your start, or one of your breaks, being a santa for macy's >> yeah, i was yeah i took it very seriously too no, no, i really did it was the one that was in queens at the time and there were a lot of, like, immigrants that were living in queens at the time, very diverse. and i used to ask quietly the parents of the kids what language they spoke. and then i would write out how to say merry christmas in their language so, when the kid sat on my lap, i would say merry christmas in that language, 'cause it was phonetic and the kid would go, "actually, it's santa claus! [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: no way that's a great story >> yeah, it's true [ cheers and applause yeah, i was really -- i was really serious about it. >> jimmy: that's a great - i mean, of all your acting roles, that's probably one of yo

jimmy: yeah. see, you did do it. he was, of course, helping. whereas i would be just a lox laying there. >> no, he helped me out. and barefoot. that's pandemic times. on jimmy kimmel in jeans and barefoot. >> jimmy: you got injured from that. >> i did get injured. and your amazing wife sent me a massage and some weed gummies, which i'm very, very, very forever grateful. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you know why she did that? because it was her fault, because she started this. and you paid the price for it. >> well, listen, i'm very grateful for the gummies. >> jimmy: i'm glad you guys are now more prepared in case of an emergency. >> me too. i really am. but you know what? he's on his own. that's it. i love him dearly, but, no. >> jimmy: it's great to see you. >> i adore you. thank you so much. >> jimmy: congratulations. this movie is called "glass onion: a knives out mystery." everybody is going to love it. [ cheers and applause ] it's available on netflix december 23rd. and it's in the movie theaters for one more day if you want to go see it there. kathryn hahn, everybody. go see it there. kathryn hahn, everybody. w

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laying around. sort of stumbling around and all of that is pre-planned to be animated like that >> jimmy: that's nexte does that. we believe, everybody that made this movie believes that animation is not a genre just for kids animation is art animation is film. and we're trying to make you see these guys and say, "they're actors. forget that they're puppets. >> jimmy: i read one write-up of this because i was so excited to have you on the show, even before just looking at a trailer, and they said, "it's your dark take on pinocchio. do you believe that it's a dark take >> i think the opposite. i find it incredibly beautiful and moving when you see it, you will call your kids, or your parents it's an incredibly emotional, full of light. but it does have the beauty. when i saw the first "pinocchio" with disney, disney understood one thing, that in order to appreciate the light, you need a darkness. and so there is a contrasting thing in this movie where you will be moved. i find myself after all these months of work still tearing up watching the movie over and over >> jimmy: it made me cry as well but i

version of titanic would not be jack and rose it would be jimmy and kell and and i would let you on that door first. >> that's hot and then i lay on top of your interview at the lake give--that just got me in the mood. >> it's like truth men are always opening doors for women she wouldn't even save his life on a door there is some of allegory in their. >> is at an allegory is sort of allegory what you think unless would you shoot her in the head? >> i gotta tell you something you got a younger off. you gotta climb up and then people as where is rose nobody cares. i never saw the movie i never saw the movie happy people have never seen this maybe? my mom would let me see it because i had in it and i'm lik i'm getting have as they turns out jokes on me. it's about like an old lady who she is talking about how she banged a poor kid on a boat whe times. >> and here's the worst part if you have not seen that google titanic, every image is about the biden administration. >> it's interesting they should do a sequel if they have the guts they should do a secret we you find that jack did not die and he's living a block from he and shows

their hands to artwork, pouring soup on it, laying down in traffic, and yet where were the real climate leaders? i know you're a huge fan of the red carpet, jimmy have an east wing in the white house where they normally have state dinners, but biden built a tent the size of a football field that had to be heated in the middle of december. why? climate change, of course, because he wanted to impress macron. so the elite are not getting arrested, they're not laying in traffic, they're having lobster on the white house lawn, and they're at black tie dinners in boston. so it's just one huge hoax, it really is. jimmy: this is what i wanted to ask you, do the people trying to legislate this issue and change energy policy, do they understand energy? because i don't think, like, we're being honest brokers of the facts if we tell people there's a world where we can do this without fossil fuels in the next 200 years. >> no, you're absolutely right. and this is where, you know, we often hear this expression we need to have an honest conversation, we need to have a national conversation. i'd love to. you know, i'm asking to be brought to congress to testif

jimmy: yeah, no, definitely not something you see every day. would you be in the room, like in the makeup room, or did they have -- what kind of -- was he laying ent back there. but that's where it all happened. he had a cooling tent. >> jimmy: ah, interesting. you didn't have to do any of that stuff. >> i just stood on my mark, and he just, you know -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: maybe they'll do a sequel in, like, 30 years. you, as his daughter action have also put on 800 pounds. >> the way this movie ends. >> jimmy: that's right. >> who knows? >> jimmy: has your family seen the movie? >> yeah, my family got to watch it for the first time in new york at the premiere. >> jimmy: oh, that's great. who went, who from your family? >> mom, dad, and my three older brothers. >> jimmy: your older brothers. what did they think of it? >> i mean, it's definitely different than "stranger things." >> jimmy: yeah. >> and they -- they're fans of the show. i tell them everything about that. but this, they really didn't know that much about my character, about anything. my brother, spencer, at the end of the screening, i was like," how did you like it?" he's like,"

jimmy's twin brother, jaime, explains the program. i see name, fatty, i, there are children, fields and documentary phones, one important field which deals with the fight against oppression. lay parisha. oh, napoleon. okay. when okay, coming be this is for a population that is leading through trauma. i'm going through the process of morning and sat nice. did he stay also this car, this week left by been a swell and social situation either because you know, all of that was projected in to our plaque and dusty name. a screen which was welcomed by the community. i generate that i warner, when there is so lucky was the level of well, this was feed use. as the film ends, residents slash their lights to applaud, and not only for the entertainment, they are grateful for the connections, the rooftop events have created the what a game, blah you rainbow you've ever been given me, cassandra, sometimes there may be events which i can't see from my house. oh yeah. yeah. from what we speak with our neighbors who are watching families and we move to their house and sit together you by phone because they had a big balcony with a good view. my wife had a home, bobby mama, we already knew eac

the days of like a jimmy carter in 1976 kind of quietly building up some support and developing some momentum, the days of an under-funded barack obama in 2007 kind of quietly laying some groundwork, those days will be over. you have to be able to sort of effectively run a national campaign from day one and that means underfunded first time candidates or long shot candidates, i think are going to be at a serious disadvantage. >> jackie, the voter makeup among democrats in the two states is remarkably difference. iowa versus south carolina. what influence will that have going forward? >> well, so south carolina obviously demographically, much more african american. and that -- and iowa very much not so. it is extremely a white state. and you've seen some of the home state senators in iowa really react strongly about biden leaving the midwest. but, hey, let's be honest, the power center of the democratic party is with black voters. so the fact that this is very much -- this is where biden wants to begin the contest, that absolutely makes sense and it is, again, showing the influence that state has because of where they put biden in 2020. >> errol lewis and jackie, f

jimmy, what was it like seeing zara coughing and struggling to breathe. >> i was on tour. i was about to film the macy's day parade. they transferred to delaware. seeing her layingwith all these breathing tubes, it was a scary feeling as a parent. even for a second we thought -- i was preparing myself to lose my daughter. this is something i've never heard of. it's really, really scary. >> alexis, this is something that you know about because you are a trained nurse here. obviously, this hit really close to home. nobody wants to see their own baby in a hospital. >> yeah. >> when you heard this year all of this talk of rsv, did it start ringing some bells here that that's exactly what you experienced last year? >> yeah. i feel like it's always been around. it's just more things are coming up. with the holidays happening and everybody trying to be around people, it's spreading like wildfire kind of. it's just been -- i'm just so glad we could share our story and knowing rsv to help people get awareness and understand how serious this respiratory virus is. >> alexis, what should parents be on the lookout for? >> looking out for the coughing fits or just really that

this is bbc news, the headlines: the hong kong media tycoon and pro—democracy activist, jimmy lai, haseen sentenced to five years and nine months forfraud. he is already serving prison sentence for attending a vigil marking the tiananmen square massacre and is facing further charges under the national security law imposed on hong kong. argentina are through to the last four of the football world cup after beating the netherlands in a penalty shoot—out. they'll face croatia in the semi—final, who knocked out the favourites brazil in another penalty shootout. croatia's win puts them into a second successive world cup semi final. the united states says russia and iran are transforming their relationship into a fully—fledged defence partnership, with serious consequences for ukraine, and for iran's neighbours. the us national security spokesman, john kirby, said iran is supplying hundreds of drones that have been used to attack ukraine's infrastructure. now on bbc news, greenland's lost generation. the people of greenland have to some extent been confined to the role of onlookers, watching