julia is a force of nature. >> texts show that around two in the afternoon, julia, who had a big work deadline, messages the man investigators identified as billy ortega. can you come through? she asks. ortega responds. i'll send them right now if you want. >> billy ortega is a cocaine dealer who for about seven years starting in 2015, had a very intricate delivery system where he would receive texts or phone calls from individuals who wanted cocaine, and he would distribute them out to his various couriers. >> surveillance video shows that about 45 minutes later, a man in a blue face mask is seen walking up to julia's apartment building, buzzing himself in. police identify him as one of ortega's couriers, caitlin rainey. just four hours later, around 7:00, rainey shows up with a small bag at amanda, the social worker's apartment in greenwich village. about an hour later, ortega begins texting her, checking in. hey, try not to do too much because it's really strong. meanwhile, amanda's and julia's families unsuspecting. >> looking back, i can't believe we didn't speak to her that nigh

julia. >> well, you might be selling it too. well, there i was telling linda earlier, i've got grand designs on sydney, but maybe bangkok's the answer. thank you so much for that. we'll be back with you later. all right. coming up for us in just ahead on the show, we're going to get a sneak preview of the party coming up here in times square. and the cast from the great gatsby will join us in real style. stay with cnn. there's more to come. >> happy new year from all of us here at the great gatsby. 2025 marks the 100th anniversary of the greatest american novel, and we are celebrating it here by performing on the greatest american stage. so cheers to your party roaring on into 2025. happy new year. >> can't fool myself. >> it was the most exciting time in the world. >> his life has extremely joyful moments and some really difficult moments. >> you only come across an artist like luther vandross once in a lifetime. >> luther. never too much. tomorrow at eight. >> here's to getting better with age. >> here's to beating these two e

julia. >> he's nervous. it all. >> the countdown to add butter to everything in this new year 2025. thank you. julia. we'll talk again soon. we are also closing in on 2025 very closely in tokyo. and that's where we're going to find cnn correspondent hanako montgomery hanako. we are inching ever closer to midnight there. can you describe the mood? and also, can you introduce us to a hometown hero? kristie? the party is getting started once again. i don't know if you can hear this music behind me. take a listen. we have exhilarating, traditional japanese drumming right now, collaborating with actually that dj that you saw earlier. i mean, just such fantastic music. i was excited for new years, but now my heart is truly, truly racing. now, this taiko group is known for performing all across the world, in japan, in the u.s. and in europe. and actually, speaking of the world and global events, this year was, of course, a huge global event for sports. we had the paris olympics and japanese athletes did so well. bu

after the diagnosis, julia took her mother in and cared for her at home. then she embarked on the tough search for the right nursing home, the caps additional. do you remember that you used to like to paint? yes on. have i brock, one of your paintings, and i'd like you to tell me what you see. i don't want this one yet, so it's in las disease sizes. what's going on if you're doing this? yeah, yes. tell us. look, i'm, there's a man with a coat, smith, it's on this one is out and t here in all their, in their, in their docs. no, we've done this so no, and there's a heart pounds this handsets and that's what's the hands of the dead man with his. it's about the same as it though, and he did that with me too. it's really nice. do you know who painted it? no. do you live for a bit so i can always kirsten families of people suffering from dementia, often experience years of turmoil before their loved ones go into a care home. our birthday girl. oh goodness. we've all gone to a lot of work. it's wonderful. and now we can start serving the egg. liquor. can we sing?

and that after that, julia moved her mother in with her mood. by the 3rd month, it was clear things couldn't go on either. we would fall a part or she would g. sophia has just begun training in a specialized nursing home for her. it's a dream job, uncomfortable. most of us, my life. you must learn to prop the way to interact and learn what to do. that's what society of uh, then the when they tell you about the past that you find out quite a lot about them. what does a good home for dementia patients look like now? we've been accompanying people who are trying to answer that question about what's going on does that's the indeed 40 people with advanced dementia live at this nursing home in the tone of voice care center in western germany. 19 year old sophia has just started her career, take her training here to take a soft cost to go in. and tyler this is called if you do not. okay. yeah. you have a nice today. yeah. yeah, sure. and those things, a nice pink. i always liked to wear this, it's a nice color. sure she's small. got calls has been livi

julia: y econÓmica.e si los abuelos, los niÑos chiquitos. vamos colocando mano de abajo hacia arriba. fran: como usted lo quiera hacer, pero no se pueden escapar los mayores tampoco. julia: por supuesto que no. los abuelos, los padres, los niÑos. imagÍnate. ustedes van guardando este Árbol. aÑo tras aÑo van viendo el tamaÑo cÓmo va creciendo esa mano. ahÍ lo van cortando. esta es una actividad que le gusta a los niÑos muchÍsimo, pero los grandes tambiÉn se divierten. fran: le pones el nombre o algo asÍ? julia: claro. le vamos poniendo el nombre. le puse la mano de karla. la vamos poniendo ahÍ. asÍ tambiÉn recordamos la mano de quien pertenece. fran: eso puede ser una tradiciÓn de todos los aÑos de hacer su Árbol. julia: por supuesto. vamos colocando la nieve. el hecho es inspirarse y pasarlo divertido. una manualidad muy rico. fran: ya ustedes saben cÓmo cortar una mano. [risas] me gusta mucho eso. lo voy hacer con mis hijos. julia: barato y econÓmico. este es una de las cosas tambiÉn en navidad que nece

a work has also faced high a bills at home, but julia can't afford to raise the pay. instead, she sometimes offers free food to take home julia some other grease works, the corn meal. she's here to help her daughter out, but she doesn't really have a choice. a farming google gun no longer produces an income. she can live on a new one without my daughter who's always pushing hard to keep us in business. it would be difficult for me and also for other workers to model 14. honda and cutting back is what many canadians are forced to do right now. even those who are highly educated lament that this skews a stick to mismatched for what the job market clues and at least up to mid says for political leadership is partly to blame for governance, economic troubles, of course mismanagement, despite the ritz carlton is 5, the re lock of 4 sides of the leadership based on the lack of a long term planning. there's also another um, excessive fight design for this gap. i advise you, sir. i was concerned for us the due date and time of the like many in gunners middle class struggling

a work has also faced high a bills at home, but julia can't afford to raise the pay. instead, she sometimes offers free food to take home julia some other grease works, the corn meal. she's here to help her daughter out, but she doesn't really have a choice. a farming google gun no longer produces an income. she can live on a new one without my daughter who's always pushing hard to keep us in business. it would be difficult for me and also for other workers to model of more ongoing selection in the next program at the top and next hour with our corresponded you did some money in upfront until then you're up to date, stick around up. next we meet. if it is willing priest who's persuading people to replace, meet in their diets with beacon alternatives, that's a reporter after a short break. and if you need more news on the go before, then you can always check out our website that you have the com or you can follows on social media where a handle is at the w news. i'm there until google and thanks for joining us. the beautiful, my nephew, he read the city. we don't know

visited the german embassy, which has been closed since 2012 asked up and difficult correspond to julia side of debbie what jeremy was hoping to achieve. so this was the 1st time that german diplomats were back in damascus since 2012 since of the civil war in the country kicked off and they were, they're speaking to, as you said, representatives of, of the transitional government to discuss how this transition can unfold a peacefully for syria, they said that the focus of the talks was on ensuring that the rights of minorities and the women especially are guaranteed in this transition in syria. they said the meeting also included talks with representatives of civil society and religious minorities. and they said they also inspected the building of the german embassy, which has been sitting empty in damascus since 2012. but we've also also heard from the german 4 ministry that it says it is aware of the origins of 80 s that its origins are grounded in. okay, to all kind of ideology and they say they're keeping a close eye on. uh wow. the group is going to act and, and, and, and move forw

something julia also did for her mother for 7 months, even more. not too long a time. because my shop you can look, i have grandma's paintings. i don't know if you remember them to do it. i haven't seen them in a long while. sluggish magazine, the, the boot of anything that i'm show. when i look at these pictures, they make me cry to then just because that's the woman she was, there's not much of a connection to the woman currently in the nursing home for on decent data. and these paintings showed that she was highly spiritual. and maybe a bit eccentric in the box, but the chance to learn more about her is gone now. then you really as mothers dementia has since gotten worse. the do you remember with that is yeah, yes, at the beach grandmas favorite place. the other thing a pills in there with a fish role. it was always great. really nice time. so sweet. as soon as she sold the see was oh i'm home. oh yeah. yeah. that was really nice. since she's been yeah, her patients was swearing a bit been yeah. when the last one. yes. that should have said the alarm bells ringing b

doña julia, usted me dice que despertó el sábado a eso de las 05:30.se iba a caer, porque era un tan duro el viento. y cuando salí los árboles estaban en la calle, toda la calle y de ahí vi mi carro. y así es como lo encontramos. pero había un árbol grande que le cayó aquí y me da tristeza, mucha tristeza. doña julia, yo quiero que ustedes observen rápidamente estas imágenes. son compactadoras el carro de doña julia, como quedó en el momento de que ese enorme árbol cayó precisamente aquí. ella me dice que estuvo en toda, toda la calle. los equipos de san francisco de limpieza removieron los árboles y pues nada, ustedes lo que ustedes ven son esas imágenes que dejaron las fuertes lluvias que se tomaron aquí en san francisco. regreso contigo al estudio miryam. sí. qué impresión! esas imágenes que nos muestras jessica. y claro, una situación triste para los residentes afectados. jessica, antes de despedirnos. qué otras áreas fueron afectadas? tú que has estado recorriendo esa zona. si, miryam de hecho, nosotros. bueno, como lo mencionaba aquí en el barrio

but many key was secretly sent back to our julia. when a job across from doing equity to force on this, austin says i look at those only 2 already boxed usually on customary to check is some of the suppose the needs of friends. no. al julia emerge unscathed from the conflict on both sides of the mediterranean, 2 nations west cards for decades, by what the french of the time called simply stevens, now jerry, the algerian independence, was not the end of francis african colonial project. the goal was convinced that francis future late enclosed corporation with its former african colonies in preserving what remains as well as french strategic interests. these territories abounded in rome, materials their independence must not threaten frances energy resources. the president appeared on television so that fit a good the good news us you all and if i did, i me page with the real fee. i cannot see but yeah. and they bought a new, if you saw through filtering, knows, and i see a lot that the head, you know, to go who may said did a so calle

so that night julia is no longer dealing with this. i see your hand up to a stop paying them some complete to me. it keeps people tired, no money, nor around. so maybe they will have to stop. but tell me that cannot be a solution. ok. so you, you think that it's okay for people to get mad just so that the solution can be filed. if not for how much are we going to spend in the paintings? i'm so long. some people you paid on the community. okay. do i see joshua's hand up? i think he wants to respond to this and most of the let me come to you 1st. he say, you know what? in order to ease the button on your family, it's may be better if you had been cute. i'm in support of that because as a product, your people are taking money to this uh, keeping up with this keep nothing with nothing but uh daddy. see we can try you to this uh, this entered in mountain view. uh, and in the run or a victim into handled by a kid. now, if us lucky slave at the government should come, i would by confess, stating that somebody at least actually lives with a mi

cnn's julia benbrook is at the white house. julia, what are you learning? >> we're learning that former house speaker nancy pelosi had hip replacement surgery earlier today. and a representative from her team said that the surgery was successful and that she is well on the mend. this fall happened during an international trip and according to three sources, pelosi had a fall on the stairs during that trip. the 84 year old was medevacked from luxembourg to germany, and that's where the surgery took place. she was at a regional medical center and medical center. that's a major military hospital, and for years has treated u.s. troops who were injured in combat. now, her team did expand in this statement. we're going to pull up part of that for you now. they said, quote, speaker pelosi is enjoying the overwhelming outpouring of prayers, as well as well-wishes, and is ever determined to ensure access to quality health care for americans. what they did not touch on, though, is how long she may be in the hospital and when she plans to return to work. >> fred. oh m

julia, there's a lot to digest in this report.oes it have. >> reporter: investigators followed the money. they found between 2017 and 2020, gaetz paid more than $90,000 to 12 different women. they concluded the payments were likely tied to sexual activity or drug use. the biggest bombshell is he did engage in sexual activity with a 17-year-old girl and his use and possession of illegal drugs. they accused him of using his house account trying to come up with a fake pseudonym to get drugs while he was a congressman and accepting gifts that go over permissible amounts. there's a lot to unpack here. it's a long report, but in short, these are a lot of details we've been hearing about for years. now they're all in one place in writing from a government entity. gaetz was not successful in blocking them from coming out despite years of back and forth and a last-minute request for a temporary restraining order. >> julia, have we heard any response from gaetz himself and could he now face any new legal trouble because of all these details

we a back in may. julia's capital, a buddha, now 7500. that's the number of reports of keeping up in cases in a period of one year in this country between june 2023 and july 2024 of us to be some very staggering statistics. the and of course behind every forget is a pressing the people who are going to be speaking to us to be trying to figure out why the situation persist in they do. yeah. and what can be done about it's a start right here with how well i know when we talk about could nothing in a do where you might go back to the to book goes and you will actually one of them . it's been 10 years since you were abducted. do you mind telling us what happened to you that did that? yeah. in school these people just come on around the schools and they just tell us that that the so yes, as you miss do you or do you suggest in mind julia, i do come to protest us. they just got yours to d sunday. solve for 3 years. we spent 3 is 4 day on we, i just please. well, we have pause and we was to come back to see our parent. and is that up to us that

but julia can't afford to raise the pay. instead, she sometimes office free food to take home. julia smell that greece was the corn meal. she's here to help her daughter out, but she doesn't really have a choice for farming google gun. i no longer produces an income she can live on when you would. yeah. and to me without my daughter thinks would be tough. me. she's the one managing the business and keeping it afloat. my earned my income from this business. so without my daughter who's always pushing hard to keep us in the business, it would be difficult for me and other work as you might need to mean 14 . honda and cutting back is what many canadians are for us to do right now. but these are limited tools, humanly possible. things such as a is a father of 2. he juggles 2 jobs waiting tables full time while working as i'm, it's sort of just on the side. we snow days off. the exhaustion is wearing him down, but his worries go beyond his personal well being. crews fee is for gun as future 20 people on preschools, and the dog ju

julia: there's a lot of inexperience there. keir starmer is a lawyer by training rather than a politician. he himself has referred to the fact that he's not of the tribe of politicians and that certainly showed to start with. the party's inexperience, it's been out of office for 14 years. two generations probably politicians have moved on. there aren't many people there who really know how the system works. what today's message was about was also about getting the civil service to deliver what the public wants. they want to sense that the government knows what it's doing and it hasn't been responding to issues, rather than setting the course. ben: julio, good to have you on the program. in new york city, police have released two new images of the person they are searching for after gunmen shot dead the boss of one of the world's biggest health-care companies on wednesday. these are the latest images and you can see the face of the person of interest is fully visible for the first time. earlier images show the gunman wearing a m

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so i'm showing you what time she says the church has a pastor and julia is who can help with assigned them applications for a fee to the entities on shore to finish the kind of karma gosh, so tell social 2 whole what was your those are for drop off, so tell without doing this with him, sometimes we just wonder if you just let me push on for one additional by itself and push out. let me keep all the motion as i'm up. i'm sorry about the officer to my back 2 days later, the takes are such a to charge. the users don't know. it's an imposing building that sits on a quiet street. inside they meet past the frank chang from the churches, chinese congregation. i sell those and it's not long before he gets down to business, i don't know a lot. the itemized association folded towards the bottom. the mileage is the young to help you move on. so when you say some was the waste of a positive jewish injunction, chang doesn't ask if our research here was a christian or even if he's interested in becoming one. instead, he talks about money or mission the same say again, this is to say the, the cheese

julia jones, thank you so much for that.ming up, we have something truly special yeah, we have something truly special for you from morgan freeman's blues club in mississippi. omar jimenez has been there all night hitting the keys. we should note with the band that's on stage and omar. we have a huge name, a legend coming up soon. >> yeah. and by the way, i got pressured to be on stage earlier by this guy right here, morgan freeman. you own the place. and i heard your voice. i didn't know if i could deny what you were asking me to do, but i hear right now we're actually making one of your dreams come true. >> what is it here? >> i got to correct it here. omar. >> correct me. >> uh, one of my dreams come true. yes, but it's about what i've been doing for years. yeah. can i admit that? can i say what that is? >> you can admit and say whatever it is, go for it. okay. >> uh, every time i have a long drive, my car, i'm singing along with al green. his entire album. so if you say, uh, bucket list in person. yeah, i'm just intimida

i think a combination of what dahlia and julia said. have to have a sense of optimism and confidence that whatever path you choose you can actually pursue your own interests and dreams, but you do have to be realistic and understand the challenges ahead so you can be effective in trying to continue whatever work you are doing. i agree with julia especially in her saying that this generation of young women particularly has the benefit of seeing a lot that has gone on and understanding how challenging the work is, whether it is politics or government or peace building. there are a lot more lessons that can be learned than when i was 25 or when i was thinking about being an advocate on behalf of children and families. i had the idea that all you had to do was tell people there were these problems that existed and one thing about it, they would actually act. you know, children with disabilities weren't going to school, so let's change the law. it was really hard. now we know how hard change is and how challenging it is to be a changemaker.

you know, julia, they were at the mercy of the excellent. there's one last year on that list it on base equal on your own place, a noon on these. i want to call people lives up, play a on leave home to check everything she did. i stay about by the 10s of thousands of when married a, you know, the, just you to walk up to the dental. i'm pretty darn because you usually won't be able to to conduct those real quickly to the cause feed feed on a fuss is just the c a and my suck new dialogue on the find me on the phone. if the on a few years my mail don't sent it to you on the, on pre own as you still it doesn't count over people. when i reduce jones to fail most, actually the one who built it on me for most is your 1st cuz i thought, you know, the largest single history hoc. i don't know she just the for the teen why. and the choice was talk between a suitcase and a coffee some asking, were able to get to friends. thanks to a few offices. this'll be orders, but it was only a tiny minority convoluted, but to say 10 bucks with mushroom just don't a

also to myself, in that julia, it's estimated that over 60000000 people gamble. many i young a jew and seeking to overcome a border, unemployment, and poverty. and believe the betting is a quick fix solution to them. money problems. what they don't know or more precisely don't want to know is that the game is fixed and they can never only then, okay, is always when i say the allison of others to buy the book, you guys taking this information anyway. and every time you run out last is miles, it's about a few times when you, when you just a small portion of that with the rest of the chunk of them, i've lost the legal. so there's a dense or logical i'd be more worried about protect, expecting companies in that area used to attract customers to save these businesses often employ social media. influence is to encourage company, they present themselves as betting and sharpen use, claiming to have correct the coach to profitable dumpling. the guy called me all of because it's quite changed trending and it has an awful lot of the people. i mean, the guys with any 1000000

in that julia, it's estimated that over 60000000 people gamble, many a young a jew and seeking to overcome boredom, unemployment and poverty. and believe the betting is a quick fix solution to them money problems. what they don't know or more precisely don't want to know is that the game is fixed and they can never read the book. as always, when i say the allison of others about the book, you guys thinking is don't permission anyway. and every time you will not last somebody with about a few times when you, when you're just a small portion of that with the rest of the chunk of them, i've lost the legal. so there's the dent or the can i do more? no worries about the tact expecting companies in that do a used to attract customers. he sees these businesses often employ. social media influence is to encourage company. they present themselves as a betting entre pin use claiming to have correct the codes to profitable dumpling. the guy called me. busy of because it's quite changed trend and it has an awful lot of the people. i mean, the guys, it was a 100000000 now yesterday. wow. funding. you k

immediately heads home to stop the seen online using his smartphone, which explained that julia have complained about the predictability practices of the company. and the lack of supports for id, like from you one day you're told to does try on to 1000. there are you try, you went, wow, well i pay you celebrated. i love you resolve the you you put all you want me then i do. i live in is gone. i got your duck on the wrong. got to go to school. you found, you offered a lot man, i'm going through what i'm talking to. the thing is going exponentially, we over a $115.00 companies operating in nigeria to may be profitable. the local regulation and taxation has increasing numbers of young people throwing the hot on money into a blossom this nevertheless, some people do believe they can turn a profit through online gambling. we met a professional gambler in indonesia. the moment the called to dealt is when you're trying to uninstall the flow, i'm not as when that's cool. i'm glad you folks in for work. although it's a strictly illegal in indonesia tank is not just a game for him. it's his jo

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thank you very much, julia. i need tell you an explorer on that has been pulled alive from a cave in italy. the rescue mission involves more than a 150 volunteers that by the italian alpine and cave rescue. cool. it's the 2nd time of the piano. how's, how to be rescued from the same cape system? the end of over 3 days stuck deep underground injured. but a live speed, the ologist or ta via piano has dozens of volunteers to thank for getting her out of the be so blown up from 10 to cave. oh yeah, the same, but a lot. squadron good. all right. we always had a team in the cave working there were technicians who are in charge of moving the stretcher and meant to turn that about a lot. because this one of these where teams have 10 to 12 people on it for be almost, then we always had a doctor and nurse with the patient with the injured person. okay. i did this case a, we had to white in a narrow passage near the spot where the accident happened, and then uh, 5, bb g all the way is, which is are you today to a diesel bl

but the political baffled to serious future has yet to be decided or forced by julia han there. let's take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world on this day is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu was taking the witness stand in his corruption trial for the 1st time. you faces longstanding charges in 3 separate cases, a fraud, breach of trust and accepting brian's, which he's described as absurd. it's the 1st time a sitting is really prime minister, has given testimony as a criminal defendant. an air strike has killed more than a 100 people and a market in through dogs, north star for the attack, hit the town of cub company. yeah. on its weekly market day when people from nearby villages together to shop, as one of several deadly incidents and fighting between the army and the parent military are assess group. as an apartment building has collapsed and the egyptian capital cairo, killing 8 people and injuring 3 others. officials are investigating what brought down the 6th story building which was built in the 19 sixty's. several similar disaster,

but julia can't afford to raise the pay instead she sometimes office free food to take home. julia small, the grease was the corn meal. she's here to help her daughter out, but she doesn't really have a choice. performing google gun, i no longer produces an income she can live on. when would yeah. and to me without my daughter thinks would be tough to me. she's the one managing the business and keeping it afloat. i earn my income from this business. so without my daughter who's always pushing hard to keep us in business, it would be difficult for me and other work as you might need to mean 14. honda and cutting back is what many canadians are for us to do right now. but these are limits to what's humanly possible. please. so to me is a father of 2. he juggles 2 jobs waiting tables full time while working as i make sort of just on the side. we snow days off. the exhaustion is wearing him down, but his worries go beyond his personal well being. prince fee is for gun as future 20 people on preschools, and the dog jobs to do next is why you the house. you have to just wait hours. in general,

do the political correspondent, julia sound of it. so i see the size of and the 14 month conflict between israel and how much could soon be agree. us officials say that all grounds for cautious optimism after us the junction on catalin and go. so they just made an intensive push to advance these 5 towards the fighting in the gaza strip is continuing and is ray the ultra nationalist making plans to settle the t w's, tanya? crime? the results. this is what the better off and sent you a goal. so it looks like i've seen you with a video of present list for states it and then came here from dallas, the city, the former body building champion, has been displaced 9 times as well. but on the biggest dream is to return the call to the city. we dream every day about our homes and neighborhood visit our neighbors and friends. but we have begun to feel that a return is impossible. the united nation says over 90 percent of people in ga us. i have been made homeless and forcibly displaced since the war began. in 14 months or for the is there any mi

in a very real way, julia.but created and run by the cartels. why are they doing it now? >> it's something we've seen ebb and flow over the years. i've heard the rio grande valley area of texas is one they're watching for a rise in unaccompanied children. jose, a lot of times when we talk about unaccompanied children, we might be talking about 16, 17-year-olds. these are little children. look at these children, ages 2 and 5, coming with numbers. smugglers brng them across. they're not coming with groups of people they know. they're coming through smugglers. a lot of times parents get desperate, they send their children. there are new biden administration asylum policies that make it very difficult for someone to cross if they are an adult. in some cases families are deciding it's easier to risk it, send their child with a smuggler and try to get them into the united states that way. it's something the texas department of public safety has been really following. these are their videos. they want to show this, jo

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julia boorstin has the details, and we are expecting the numbers any minute now, right julia?any minute now, melissa. i was just checking to see if they had come in. nielsen is going to be reporting how many people watched nfl's -- the netflix nfl games, but early indications, just from what we've heard so far from netflix are positive. netflix reporting that nearly 200 countries tune into the pregame show and netflix reported that during the chiefs versus steelers game, nearly a third of all of its concurrent viewers all around the world were watching, with more concurrent viewers than any christmas in the past four years, and viewership only behind the tyson/paul fight. the nba christmas games averaged 5.25 million viewers per game in the u.s., the league's most-watched christmas day in five years. the lakers/warriors match-up with 8 million viewers. those numbers are notable, because it's bouncing back from a 20% decline in nba ratings up until this past week. now, netflix is bringing in an estimated $150 million in ads for yet's games. that's the same amount that it report

cnn's julia benbrook is live at the white house.ia, does the biden administration think the assad regime could fall we're learning new details about how long the biden administration thinks bashar al assad can hold on to power watching the remarkable speed of the syrian rebel advance, biden administration officials are growing increasingly sure increasingly, um aware that the regime could fall within days. >> that's according to five u.s. officials who have spoken with cnn. and if that american analysis proves true, it would be a spectacularly fast fall from power for the syrian dictator. after a 14 year war that has remained relatively stagnant until this last week. now, officials caution that there is no formal assessment being shared here and that opinions do vary. but one u.s. official tells our team, quote the emerging consensus is that is an increasingly plausible scenario. the biden administration appeared caught off guard by the speed of the rebel advance that was launched last week, leaving a fragile shell of an army to def

julia han is in the tickets for the town of keeler. so welcome here with you and what's happening then well, things are pretty calm now here at this turkish border crossing, given that it's so already later in the evening. but during the day, people were coming here lining up with their belongings, wanting to return back home to syria. now that the assad regime is gone, we've seen similar pictures from other photo crossings in the area. now i was able to speak to 2 young man who said their relatives, their friends, were about to cross. they have already taken been taken inside a building for the, for a critique process. and they were going back to night to a serious 2nd largest city level. and the 2 young men also told me they want to do the same in about one or 2 months time. once they manage to sell some of their belongings here in turkey, they're cars, for example. they also ready and hopeful to go back to syria. now it's quite difficult to get hold of some reliable figures. how many people are we talking about? how mean many people