but i never hated kathleen.nation for what had happened inside the schroll residence. and it was just what the arriving sergeant on scene had suggested, as he observed kathleen lying by a gun-- her gun. i believed it was a murder-suicide from the beginning. there was no sign of a struggle. nothing was messed up in the house at all. carl was on the bed, and she was right in front of the middle of the living room. it was a very small house and was dead. but it was her gun. she carried it with her in her purse. i mean. natalie morales: the defense said this was part of the state's case that made absolutely no sense. if pete showed up intending to kill kathleen, why didn't he bring a gun of his own to do it? and then, also, there was no sign of a struggle. correct. so how would he have gotten the gun? that was what i hoped the jury would see. how do you explain, though, the phone call that kathleen's mother said that she made? well, now, truly, i always believed in my heart of hearts that phone call never happened.

most famous kathleen clark?hen i was in grad school, i had to do a project using the archives of our library, and i just stumbled on kathleen clarke, irish patriot, served in irish parliament. -wow. -she was really cool, and read and made an edition of her autobiography. but it's clarke with an "e." i'm no "e." you can still be the most famous clark with no "e." there we go. joey desena is back with us. our champion is a development engineer from raleigh, north carolina, apparently a long-time viewer of the show, right, joey? yes. but maybe with your own, uh, a different version of the show than most of us got? yeah. i'm old enough to have watched when the show was, you know, rebooted with alex back in the mid-'80s. i was maybe 3 or 4 when i remember i started watching it. it was, you know, one of my first memories, actually. and my dad, who could be a stern guy, also had a very goofy streak, and i distinctly remember him making up words for the final jeopardy! "think!" music. he made up new words? he did. i don

let speak to kathleen stevens, who was the u.s.dor to south korea from 2008 -- thank you very much for being with us. security was under threat. it looks very much like a political row. kathleen: first of all, listening to your correspondence, getting the breaking news here, i have a great feeling of relief that the shocking events of the last several hours have resulted at least in president yoon is saying he is going to go to his cabinet and rescind the declaration of martial law. i think it happened this quickly in some ways because i think he realized the korean public responded, you had reporting from abroad as well, that this just didn't make sense. the rationale didn't make sense. certainly, south korea faces an existential threat from north korea, has for 70 years, but there is a broad feeling in korea and the rest of the world, allies, the u.s. and elsewhere, that democracy makes it stronger. president yoon made that speech at 10:30 at night, and it just didn't make sense to anybody that that was the rationale. it's import

kathleen was at the mercy of the professor advising her dissertation. he was her direct supervisor and h. r. manager all rolled into one. he was also so well connected in her small field of research that he could harm her professional life is which the pain, you know, there are scholarships you can only apply for if you have a high grade on your dissertation. and mostly the doctoral supervisor decides what that'll be. and so if i get a bad evaluation or maybe one day find myself before an appointment committee, when applying for a professorship myself, you might be asked for his opinion and could then say that i'm not suitable guy. and bullying is not the only kind of misconduct in academia. some professors insist on appearing as authors and publications. they haven't actually worked on an abusive fair power. the same applies that they exert pressure to falsify data or evaluate results in a one sided way. and there are even worse offences involving physical and sexual abuse. so is it easier to abuse power a universe, cities, and research institutions th

and so i'd like to turn it over to kathleen to get us started, because kathleen also serves as the women and staff lead for an outreach program with nsw. and so for you, what, what does this concept women in sof mean to you, kathleen. yeah, thank you. welcome, everybody. thanks for the introduction. honored to be here. the biggest thing about what we call it, why sof and naval special warfare women and special operations is that it is the opportunity to experience being a part of the highest, most elite performing team that really is a family. and it's an opportunity to challenge yourself. it's an opportunity to forge your own legacy. and i think that all of that wrapped into one is a way to just really hyperspeed your life and be a part of the best team, which ultimately i've always said i will do anything as long as i'm surrounded by people that i love. while i'm doing it and anything i will be smiling about it. and i, i feel that way every day. i've had naval special warfare now for, i think nine years so it's the best. see, that's the simplest way to say it. i love it. alex, how abou

and so i'd like to turn it over to kathleen to get us started, because kathleen also serves as the women and staff lead for an outreach program with nsw. and so for you, what, what does this concept women in sof mean to you, kathleen. yeah, thank you. welcome, everybody. thanks for the introduction. honored to be here. the biggest thing about what we call it, why sof and naval special warfare women and special operations is that it is the opportunity to experience being a part of the highest, most elite performing team that really is a family. and it's an opportunity to challenge yourself. it's an opportunity to forge your own legacy. and i think that all of that wrapped into one is a way to just really hyperspeed your life and be a part of the best team, which ultimately i've always said i will do anything as long as i'm surrounded by people that i love. while i'm doing it and anything i will be smiling about it. and i, i feel that way every day. i've had naval special warfare now for, i think nine years so it's the best. see, that's the simplest way to say it. i love it. alex, how abou

kathleen dayton, ohio line for democrats. good morning, kathleen. thank you. and thank you for washington journal. but. boy, i can't wait to read your book because this is such a fascinating topic. and i just remember, decades i've just been amazed by how many of our officials, you know, our reps, our presidents, military officials, you know, department of justice officials, you know, will say no one is above the law, no one is above the law. well, no one out here in the real world believes that. i mean, we we can watch what's happened. we can watch who was pardoned. you know what? i'm going through the list right here. presidents and how many people they've pardoned. it turns out obama what is that like something weird about? his name go. anyway, it's like over a thousand. and then, of course, roosevelt. it was in the presidency longer than anybody, like a massive amount of pardons. but i want to ask again, i mean, how do you think that affects the public in regard to i mean, no one believes this. no one believes it. no one is above the law. and then i want a

kathleen, you're fantastic. you do all the work.py life is what they say. >> i feel like my dad always helped out. my dad always worked really hard. but i feel like with christmas dinner, he would help and he helps clean up afterwards. >> i will do the dishes. >> left ten seconds. >> i do most of the cooking but that's because i enjoy it but i do have an idea. maybe i need to start out with a land acknowledgment where i have all my families come in and recognize the hard work. >> thank you. >> merry christmas eve. thank you so much for watching "outnumbered." dvr the show in here is "america reports." >> we are packed, ready to go, we are

. >> reporter: angie's mom is golden era hollywood actress kathleen hughes.hleen looks forward to her daughter's visits and so does angie. >> i was in the middle right here. >> reporter: but on one april saturday a pothole kept angie from her mom. >> it ripped the tire to shreds. i had to wobble over, super, super dangerous with cars all around. >> reporter: when a tow truck came, she learned she wasn't the first to hit that pothole. we got the data and dug into it finding statewide over 5 1/2 years drivers filed more than 30,000 damage claims. the data indicates increasing potholes may be to blame, accounting for more than three-quarters of all claims during the first half of 2023. california law says if the state knew about a dangerous condition and didn't fix it, the state is responsible to pay for the damages. you can sue the state, but for damages under $12,500, caltrans offers an early resolution claims process. >> i thought this is a no brainer, like, of course, they'll take care of it. >> reporter: caltrans requires "clear proof such as time, location

[applause] kathleen genevieve ledecky. a humble leader, olympian, and a champion of unparalleled dedication that she is the most decorated female swimmer in history. [applause] with 10 olympic medals and counting. an athletic prodigy from a swimming family she captured the world's admiration with her punishing strokes and unmatched stamina, pushing through and is setting the highest standards for some of the toughest races ever known. powered by faith, family, and teamwork katie ledecky is a symbol of perseverance and strength with a heart of gold that shines for the nation and world. [applause] [laughter] [applause] ellen ochoa. [applause] a granddaughter of mexican immigrants, ellen ochoa lived up to their dreams that anything is possible in america. the first in her family to go to college, she became a groundbreaking aeronautical engineer, inventor, and astronaut on her way to becoming the first hispanic woman to travel to space. in addition to nearly 1000 hours in orbit, she is the second woman to serve as is the dire

>> kathleen johns was traveling from san bernardino, california to petaluma, california. she was approximately eight months pregnant and had her ten month old daughter with her in the car. >> she experiences some car trouble and somebody, seemingly a good samaritan, pulls up behind her and offers her a ride. she gets into his car with her infant daughter. once she's in the car, he starts to terrify her he makes statements that really frighten her and make her believe that she's going to be killed. >> kathleen johns grabbed her daughter, opened the door, and dove out of the car. when the car came to a stop at a stop sign and escaped the car that way. >> she goes to the police and she looks at the post. she said, that's him. that's the man who picked me up. so that's how they made the zodiac connection. >> the zodiac. about five months later, claimed credit for the attack. >> zodiac. in his letter, i gave a rather interesting ride to a woman and her baby. >> kathleen johns later identifies an a composite set up a man named lawrence caine as the man who possibly abducted her

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the decision comes despite it being approved by shareholders 6 months ago, judge kathleen mccormick said tesla failed to prove the compensation package was fed. she also said there was several problems with the companies approval process, including mistakes and documents given to shareholders before the vote. tesla and most can still appeal against the decision book is as 9 volkswagen call factories in germany have gone on strike. the company says it's considering closing factories in germany for the 1st time, and it's 87 year history as it tries to save 10 and a half $1000000000.00 by 2026. charlie angela reports from one of angry, but the time and thousands of well to stream down to the volkswagen factory and hanover in an attempt to hang onto the jobs and saturdays as volkswagen threatens to cot pay positions. and even in ty cops on as it tries to balance the books, the same is happening at 8 other factories across germany. uninstalling dot com b for the board and millions and we're left with nothing. everyone knows and mistakes were made by management. the task volkswagen is germany'

kathleen farley, the california state chair of the sons and daughters of pearl harbor survivors, says he suffered a bout of pneumonia. the utah was moored at pearl harbor when the japanese planes began bombing the hawaiian naval naval base in the early morning hours of december 7th, 1941, propelling the u.s. into world war two. his granddaughter jessica, says going with him to see his ship's remains is one of her fondest memories. >> going over there in 2019, taking him from the airport, you know, southwest airlines. acknowledging him and what he did. and then just him seeing his ship remains and taking a picture by there. and they had a salute to him. it was really, really special. probably one of the best trips i'll ever take on my life in my life. >> his granddaughter also saying she is dedicated to keeping her grandfather's memory alive by sharing his story and hopefully visiting the ship, remains again in the future. >> a stowaway in seattle. more coming up on how one woman appears to have snuck her way past the tsa and almost got a free flight to hawaii. >> plus, a bay area fami

initially adhere to any particular fairy, they consider all possible scenarios and would investigate kathleen and come to some conclusion. gotcha. is no series will be dismissed right away. others and you have the rest of it. my colleague rachel ruble spoke with former pilots on a vacation specialist serial deluxe thread, who offered his view on this morning's deadly events. and i will explain this as in exile in captain myself because there are many things to say and also a lot of interpretations on the 1st. we do it as being able to see, we can see the craft coming in the way how you have to do it for a landing. and also on the very steep bank angle the, the new approach. and from that across uh for a landing is you can see that the aircraft is the landing gear down. i was not able to see the run out to bind, to be extended. in this case, it would have means that they had the both engine off. i would side this across, these are fly by wire, like this is in some buildings also. so it's, it's, there is no really information i would say strong enough to explain exactly what happened. the only

hibernian beat rangers 3—0 to ensure the glasgow club end the year with back—to—back defeats after kathleenure of all three points with hibs' third with her first touch of the match. that moves hibs up to fourth. rangers stay second, five points behind glasgow city. you are up—to—date with all the football this sunday. you are up—to—date with all the football this sunday. saracens are up to third in the rugby's premiership with a convincing win over last season's champions, northampton saints, on what was nick tompkin's 200th appearance for the club. the hosts ran in five tries as they picked up a bonus point win. england international ben earl scoring the fifth as they closed the gap to bath and bristol to five points after eight games of the season. noidea no idea what the score was but saracens, big winners. no idea what the score was but saracens, big winners. glasgow warriors consolidated their grip on second place in the united rugby championship after victory over edinburgh. in what was the first club rugby match played at hampden park, glasgow had too much for edinburgh running in f

. >> kathleen vaccaro's kid brother buddy williams, was one of seven people killed in february 1988 byichard farley. williams former wife still carries the hurt in her heart, but he was the absolute love of my life. >> i love him every day. >> even now, investigators say farley was obsessed with a coworker who rebuffed multiple advances. he went to the sunnyvale based company and, using multiple guns and hundreds of rounds of ammunition, killed seven and wounded six. the ensuing hours long standoff was covered by former bureau chief lloyd lacuesta and broadcast to a stunned audience. >> channel two interrupted a children's program. my children saw me. my two daughters saw me hugging her behind a car, hoping not to get shot, and it had an impression of my children. also an impression on me about covering these type of shootings. >> farley eventually surrendered, was convicted of his crimes, and sentenced to death. d.a. jeff rosen announcing he's resentencing 12 death penalty cases to life without parole. >> there's simply too much systemic racism and unfairness in our entire society, wh

a special hello to my friend kathleen sebelius. >> this is a special opportunity because not only are secretary sebelius and secretary leavitt former hhs secretary's as a herd of their bios, they're both former governors and i just learned outside the room to speaking with secretary sebelius their governors at the same time. so they really have important perspective on these issues we are going to be addressing about strengthening public health and prevention all levels. federally, globally and several at. we'll jump right into our conversation with these two incredible individuals. secretaries, there are a multitude public health crises that are happening as we speak. we are still recovering from hurricane helene, preparing for hurricane milton. the measles outbreaks, rising rates of chronic diseases, mental health and substance abuse crisis. let's talk about priorities and priority settings. what do you see is some of the most important opportunities the next hhs secretary should be prioritizing when they are coming into their term to improve the health of all americans? and secreta

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that's not a gift just for kathleen and you, it's a gift for your kids.: i'll be nicer,t what you'reaying? rachel: a strong healthy marriage is the best gift you could give. will: back to our top story. 179 people are dead after a plane crashed in south korea. an aviation expert breaks down what could have gone wrong, next. ♪ [music] i could make a custom pin ♪ ♪ watch the dog walker get in ♪ ♪ so ziggy won't complain ♪ ♪ ♪ when my in-law comes a-knockin' ♪ ♪ i can open, maybe lock it ♪ ♪ if my home just had a brain ♪ >> a fox news alert. 179 are dead after a boeing passenger jet skidded off a south korean runway, killing all but two on board in one of the country's worst aviation disasters. we warn you, the video is graphic and some of you may find it disturbing. kyle bailey is a pilot and former faa safety team representative. he joins us now. thank you for joining us, kyle. >> good morning. >> i think earlier you said that you thought this was clearly equipment failure. what do you think happened here? >> you know, i'm not really leaning towards equipment failure. it's very unusua

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kathleen, you're fantastic. you do all the work. i'm giving you credit. >> happy wife, happy life is what they say. >> i feel like my dad always helped out. my dad always worked really hard. but i feel like with christmas dinner, he would help and he helps clean up afterwards. >> i will do the dishes. >> left ten seconds. >> i do most of the cooking but that's because i enjoy it but i do have an idea. maybe i need to start out with a land acknowledgment where i have all my families come in and recognize the hard work. >> thank you. >> merry christmas eve. thank you so much for watching "outnumbered." dvr the show in here is "america reports." >> we are packed, ready to go, we are excited. >> our thing got delayed so we are waiting it out. phone is dead but pushing through it. holidays. >> my first time being on the plane over the christmas holidays i don't know what to expect except for what you seen the movies. i'm hoping it's not that hectic. >> kind of expected this, a lot of heavy crowds and busy traffic. >> get up early, get he

rachel: did kathleen -- will: i kept looking for me in jimmy -- [laughter] rachel: there's a part of's just very -- i'm going to get emotional here. i'm sorry, i just am. the way -- your loyal i to our friend, pete hegseth, through this and the grudges you hold toward those -- [laughter] will: i do hold grudges if you went after him, her or anybody else, because i would do do the same for you. rachel: i know. and i'm going to tell you what, that's -- i'm going to cry right now, so i'm just going to let it go. [laughter] i have been very moved, and there's a little jimmy stay wart in you whether you gave a very lukewarm review -- [laughter] will: thank you. let's lighten it up. here's my favorite christmas movie, ken. kevin. ♪ hallelujah! hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah ♪ >> dad, it's incredible! will: it's the best. conservative e conservative i love that, i do. that is a really good one. will: clark -- and your favorite christmas movie. kevin: i really love yours, that was funny, but my favorite might have something to do with the name of the star. take a listen. >> e

it's been on my list -- rachel: you're welcome, kathleen.l: and 2025, i think, is going to be great. i i mean it for a lot of people. i want to be grateful and remember my purpose, his purpose. charlie: well, mine was to talk less -- [laughter] rachel: that's not going to work on this show. will: good luck. that's not happening. charlie: or maybe say more with fewer words. will: i like that. rachel: anything else, charlie? charlie: well, see, it's a campaign year with, so i can -- like, my suits go in order of fatness, and at the end of a campaign year, i cannot get into the skinnier suits, and so i'd, like, it would be nice if i got -- charlie: stick with the skinny suits. charlie: you should see my skinny suits, they're amazingful. rachel: they're just hanging there waiting for charlie. will: e-mail us your resolutions. rachel: biden reportedly regrets leaving the presidential race. why he thinks he could have beaten trump. that's next. go-friends, gather! keke! chris! jason! boop! friends. let's go, let's go, friends! hold onto your dice.

i read his wife's kathleen's book. wow, i know it's just her side of the story.his children through. and his exwife through is unbelievable. >> steve: we saw that at the trial and hugely embarrassing to all the bidens, this essentially puts that all to rest. or does it? >> brian: right. i would say that one of the reasons michelle obama is not really tight with the bidens. >> lawrence: because of this. >> brian: they were tight with beau's family and his wildfire. they saw the way kicked it to the curb. she is probably out there with london's daughter -- what's the daughter's name? >> navy. comes as trump's pick kash patel bill melugin is outside trump's hq. he is in west palm beach on this beautiful monday more. >> hey, guys, good morning to you. president-elect donald trump has said repeatedly he really wants to shake up the department of justice. and some of his recent picks show that it's certainly the direction he is going and that includes his pick for attorney general pam bondi she is going to be on capitol hill today where she is expected to meet with key

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thanks so much, kathleen. >> on the roads, that's for sure. and it is a bit of a slow or drive across the bay bridge right now. it's going to take you 9 minutes. that's not bad. but >> do slow that role. you don't want to be running into. one of those flooded spots are a little area of ponding and then find yourself hydroplaning. richmond center fell bridge only 7 minutes. and finally, a look at the golden gate bridge. there's the toll plaza right there. everyone's rolling through it. just fine as we get the morning started. what we're taking a live look at san fran isco international airport this morning. aaa says today will be another busy day at the nation's airports right now. flight aware is reporting 28 delays, but one on cancellation only at sfo. we're also tracking those flights out of her other airports. flight aware is reporting 7 delays. no cancellations from oakland, 5 delays, no cancellations out of san jose international. some not too shabby. we'll keep you updated on these numbers throughout the morning. well, the first day of h

kathleen bright was one of the next targets. >> for katherine.ed in a in a house just off of wichita state campus a rental home. >> she lived with her sister, but she had gone to lunch with her brother kevin killer breaks in. >> he's lying in wait, and he's thinking he will be able to subdue her and do whatever he wants and fill his fantasy, which is a lot of what the crimes are about. >> when they came home, they were ambushed. >> he first says he's on the run from california to new york, and he just wants a car and some money. that's an attempt to put your your victims at ease he orders kevin to tie up his sister then he takes kevin into another room and wants to tie him up, and they get into a terrible struggle and kevin gets a hold of the gun. >> he shoves it into his stomach. he fires it and it doesn't go off. >> kevin believed that he had gotten ahold of the guy's gun, but unknown to him, he had a second weapon. through a series of struggles, he will shoot kevin. >> kevin still gets up and fights. the attacker has to shoot him twice. he thi

. >> the wife, 29 year old kathleen durst, a medical student at albert einstein college, disappeared from the couple's manhattan apartment. >> once i heard she disappeared, i think i knew pretty fast that something bad had happened. >> personally, between you and me, albert. and never to be quoted. okay, i think she's dead. >> nobody turned up. there's no crime scene even. and the case just lost all momentum after a while. >> then 18 years later, there's this new investigation into the disappearance of kathie durst. >> i have a lot of questions. it appears that things are not what they seem to be. in 1982, when he learns that there's a new investigation and he's going to come under scrutiny once again, bob was in a panic. >> what he does is he goes down to galveston and he rents an apartment posing as a middle aged woman who was deaf, and her name was dorothy signer. he's basically on the run waiting to see what happens and then a few weeks later, susan berman is murdered in los angeles. >> susan berman, an author and a close friend of robert durst. >> she was the closest person to b

but as kathleen was talking about, we do have some rain getting back into this forecast. 60's and 50's on the board. oakland already up there at about 65. we're looking near our forecast. highs already 50's a hodgepodge appear sonoma. 67. wow, we are in some cases ahead or a little bit behind e yesterday. you can see the locations here around the bay. so that's what i mentioned earlier. we have the clear skies, the dry air. as soon as you lose some of the winds, you get the cold temperatures. we got a frost advisory for tonight tomorrow morning for a good chunk of the east bay. also up in the north bay as well. and a little bit out of the santa clara valley as well over the next few hours. hour by hour forecast, keeping pretty much sunny temperatures start to backtrack into the 50's. you see as we get to about 6 o'clock or so. gonna have a closer inspection. your forecast coming up in a bit >> this rally yesterday outside san francisco city hall. mark, end of the regime of syrian leader bashar al assad. syrians from all over the bay area. we're joining people cities around the world t

good morning, kathleen. yeah, we're hitting the finish line on a great note. beautiful outside right now it is dry. it will remain dry. >> as john says overnight into the new year. so that is terrific start. if you're heading out to sfo, it's dry looking mighty pretty all lit up. and i've got your back. if you're heading to the airport because it's no problem there. problem if you're one of the people that is experiencing delays are 41 delays and 9 cancellations so far today there and in san is 12 delays. no cancellations. and in cancellations there, 10 delays across united states looks pretty good. so no big problems reported if you're flying out right now. this is a good time. if you're stepping outside your door, you might want to bundle up this morningas frost advisories. frost warnings, freeze warnings in effect across the bay area. north bay. it's a freeze warning is in effect until 10 o'clock for many parts of the sonoma and napa counties and in the south bay, actually in the eastern santa clara hills. there's a freeze warning there. other were also man

[laughter] carley: kathleen does it all a. will: i don't know, kevin, i'll check in later.sband does the exact same thing. will: you know those memes where the kids open the from present, the dad's as surprised as the kid? carley: that's right. for the gifts the parents give. kevin: happening today, president-elect trump and vice president-elect j.d. vance heading to the army-navy game with several high profile guests. will: that includes florida governor and navy vet ron desantis and speaker mike johnson whose son attends the naval academy. they're going to be joined by army vets, how about defense secretary nominee pete hegseth and dni nominee tulsi gabbard. j.d. vance, by the way, machine -- marine, has invited daniel penny if as his guest after penny was acquitted in new york city for the chokehold case earlier this week. carley: that's right. presidents have attended america's game 22 times, that includes trump who attended 3 times during his previous term. president biden has never gone to the game while in office which is interesting. this is one of the most fun thin

good morning, kathleen. good morning. reyna mother nature does not disappoint. we have dry conditions today and dry conditions for the new year's and in-between overnight for new year's eve. >> it's going to be dry, beautiful view from mount tam up highest this morning. yes, there's a bit of a breeze, but there's a freeze warning in effect until 10 o'clock. and that is for the north bay, the north bay hills in north bay, valleys as protected in the valleys and also for parts of santa clara hills. also, some frost advisories, but it'll be dry. new year's eve dry new year's day. and that's what we want course. we have a chance of some increasing clouds. so that's not great. if you want to watch the fireworks, always a tricky forecast. got clouds. plus fireworks right? light to moderate rain. that's a possibility. certainly on wednesday, maybe some light rain maybe for the north bay, dry everywhere else across the bay area. but by friday, pretty good chance of some light to moderate rain. so we've got a great start to the new year. a good, great goodbye to the rest

there's kathleen, my wife, with rascal. rascal trying to look for an exit.e got to get on the matching pj tradition. i forgot last year and this year too. fluff griff last year i took it upon myself, thought it was cute to have rascal's face on pjs, no one in the family would wear them. what do you do? carley: i don't have any pictures, but my if mom would bake a birthday cake and sing happy birthday to baby jesussen on christmas eve, which i love. and i think the i'm going to do with my son and future children if i'm blessed enough of them. i think it really does inject the reason for the season and why we're celebrating christmas, it's a big birthday -- griff: hold on. if you bake a cake for and brock wants to eat the cake, which is a high likelihood -- carley: oh, yeah, for sure. dive into the cake. there he is -- i wish i had a matching outfit with him. but i just love that picture, because he's so squeezed into his onesie. peter: he's big. carley: we were at the iheart christmas festival. peter: my wife, when she was a toddler, she made a peanut baby je

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kathleen farley welcome back. >> you're watching cnn's new year's eve live, and we are taking you aroundworld to ring in 2025. now sydney, australia is already in 2025. it has been in full party mode and in about 90 minutes from now, hong kong and shanghai will join the celebration and tokyo. it is your turn next. in about half an hour from now. now let's go back to new york city to see how things are going there. and julia chatterley is back with us from the marriott marquis and julia, you got something special cooking up for new year's eve? >> always. but the good news for our viewers, kristie, is i'm not actually cooking because that would be a firework display of a whole different kind and probably not a good one, quite frankly. but if you're in new york city and you fancy some fabulous indian food, then bungalow restaurant is one of the hottest tickets and the hardest reservations to get. now at the helm is author, film director and michelin star chef himself, vikas khanna. he's also one of my dear friends. and the good news is he actually helped me rustle up a dish for new year's e

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>> my name is kathleen, i'm with the independence institute in denver, colorado. you mentioned 2028 already so my question is, who, and then how do you see the massive amount of money that was spent even though, you know, the democrats outspent the republicans, they still significantly lost. even in my state of colorado which is extremely blue we had a slip on the congressional seat where the candidate on the left spent an enormous amount of money and still lost. >> i think there's a few things happening on the money front. i'll address the money front, i just -- i don't want to get too much into 2028 politics right now. i think it's still -- you know, i think that, that's going to be so -- that's going to change so many times before -- before you know, we even, you know. there's going to be so many iterations of that. on the money front, kamala harris spent $1.5 billion in 15 weeks and democrats wonder where the money went. why did it go down the tubes? i think look. fundamentally, you know, there were some very interesting patterns in that that she's done farmer