but then you have people like rick wilson and you have jennifer rubin and don lemon.nd the trump planet and they stay there. they're like the birds feeding off the rhino, just eating the bugs. you know, trump has created entirely new economies of thought. they will stay obsessed with trump. other people like mitt romney, they went off in to orbit. they're gone. we'll never seen them again. it's amazing. the people. they won't give up on trump. so yeah, it was more than a landslide. it was a total shift in the universe. >> nicole: katie, one of the reasons that donald trump won is he used the media effectively. he went on the podcasts. unfortunately for the other channels, they have continued to stick with the mainstream media talking points and they will lose viewers. >> katie: these people are unhinged. while they accuse maga of being uneducated, not knowing how to read, they're making the most shallow arguments about why donald trump is bad for the country. it shows that they're losing control. they're losing control of the narrative and people understanding when th

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don lemon said the following, is this a joke? did we get something wrong, did someone skim us or are we sure about that. there's a convicted felon on the cover of "time" magazine as person of the year. maybe we are being scammed. i wonder, there is probably a reason why don lemon is no longer relevant because he's not reading the country very well. he has stuck in something from eight years ago. >> well said. that's exactly right. but when does don lemon not throw an adult temper tantrum. the majority of the country voted for trump. we saw this. it wasn't just race. this was a rent tsunami since we have not seen since the early 80s. clearly the american people spoke and "time" magazine chose trump. i thought it was a great choice. this is a historical time, we haven't seen something like this since the 80s. the american people spoke. he won the majority vote and the electoral vote. this was a great choice. don lemon, i'm not surprised. >> trace: scott jennings said this about the ceo shooting. >> we don't know anything about the

how about lu lu lemon? ability or lack there of to stand up against competitors. they both seem to be gaining grounds. they are private companies but they are still growing year over year they have been decelerating each quarter for over a year now. while some of that may be from the growing competition, some of it may be a little sel inflicted from apparel tha frankly didn't resonate with the core customers plus the ceo said it was fas tracking new styles and analysts agreed it needed newness we will see if it will help in the quarter reported today geographly you want to whach wat lu lu lemon sees in the u.s. and then if china increased enough to offset the oftness in the u.s. shares for lu lu down 32% year to date, compared to 15 increase in the retail etf ove that same period but lu lu shares are up 8% wee to date. the xrt is flat. maybe some hopes going into this quarter, maybe recovering, har to tell. when i was at the mall on blac friday, there was a long lin outside of lu lu lemon there were not big

about don lemon. how pretentious he is about i being stupid. at the two things calm togethere because he is without guile. thn e two things are a funny and he's a character in a film that you can laugh at and a lot less dangerous now that he got an internet show that you and i geo to laugh l at. speed when it is.bu we only have a few moments butta the worst, of course, we don'trg have time to play up at the garbage comment by joe biden and t he didn't learn with deplorabe with hillary clinton. >> you know he might have learned at that unfortunately, he forgosickt it. >> kayleigh: fet is a sick burn, chris bradford. thank you very much. that was wonderful. at that is it for us tonight and i'm kayleigh mcenany and for laura ingraham. a >> todd: president donald trump making a major speaker endorsement ahead of battle for the gavel. debating which priorities to tackle first. >> ashley: and media never learns, more comments against trump supporters. >> todd: it is new year's eve, as many americans get ready to ring in 2025, time square with chanley

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when life gives you lemons you make lemon aid. this is just the beginning because [indiscernible] will not let us finish here. this beautiful entrance to the park and entrance to 9th avenue and irving street corridor could be safer and we are going to work on it because it is one community and want to make sure everybody is left better and work together with rec park and mta, dpw to make sure that this community continues to thrive and adapt to the future rsh so thank you so much to the rec park commissioners for all the good work. thank you especially to andrea and martha and chris and everyone who-susanna, i saw -all the folks who made this happen who have lobbied, advocated, worked and put all the love into the community so we can be better off today. thank you so much and we are going to keep going! alright. thank you. [applause] >> thank you supervisor melgar. i see wendy bare and ryan from the botanical garden. thank you for being here and leading our garden. [indiscernible] keeps our commission. thank you ashley. i too am a

. >> donald trump lemon tried to get on the new kick but was slapped down.. >> who is the real president elect do you think? >> donald trump. >> democratic law makers are calling elon musk is president musk and trump is the vice president or head of communications. >> what, what, what. nobody said that. >> you have not paid attention. >> i pay attention to my day and get a better life and get ahead. >> you have your phone with you. >> yes. >> google president musk and see what comes up. >> that's a lowed question. >> give me sources. >> axios, business insider. abc news. new york times. >> keep going. >> the atlantic. >> i don't trust them we're the common man. we don't trust these. >> you know kennedy, watching that reminds me of the last time donald trump lemon went out to talk to voters. said to black voters they're like who you are voting for. they're like donald trump. he was like, what. he doesn't get it. >> no. if you remember the disastrous interview with miss bossy long musk. he has an a x to grind he blew that interview. he would of come with curio

you can add lemon juice to it. it's right there in the bowl. am i going to do that? yeah.'s yuzu lemon juice. straight in. straight in. now i'm going to add a little salt and sugar. it's good. that's good. see? >> look at that. >> that's it. i was a born. >> born to be a chef's assistant. >> that's it. the sauce is ready. it looks yummy. it's just one minute, and then it becomes even better when you eat it next day. now you see this? oh, yes. yes. it's rich, creamy. it's totally so different. >> mhm. i want some more. you should have given me a bigger spoon right there. >> give me that one now. now we're talking. >> see how amazing it is. you know you also added turmeric is amazing. it's also very auspicious, especially on new year's time that our grandmothers gave us a glass of turmeric with milk. it is for health and well-being. my grandmother, who was the best chef i've ever known. she said that indian kitchen is a dispensary. it has remedies for everything. oh, let's step back. >> wow, it's getting spicy. >> once the scallops are ready, i'm going to sprinkle a little b

ice cold gin or vodka garnished with a lemon twist or an olive or an onion. or maybe not even a little. >> why is it that so many people would want gin or vodka without vermouth? >> because for years and years and years it was stored improperly. it should be in the fridge. >> reporter: samantha kasuga is the head bartender at temple bar in new york city. >> so in the story of bad martinis people thought vermouth was the villain. turns out to be the victim. >> correct. this whole time. >> reporter: kasuga's classic martini is two parts gin, one part vermouth. >> cheers. >> cheers. >> reporter: with a twist of lemon. >> mm. that's great. >> i'm delighted to be here. >> reporter: she suggests that you probably shouldn't order it the way james bond does. >> a martini, shaken, not stirred. >> when you're making a martini, are you always stirring? >> i personally am. >> is part of the reason for the popularity of shaking a martini that it puts on a little show behind the bar? >> i mean, definitely. people love a good shake. >> let's go. one, two, three, four. one,

and, um, we're going to squeeze some lemon, a half a lemon directly into the shaker and add some simple sirup to that. that's a half an ounce of simple sirup. and then you just shake that very swiftly, and then you top it with sparkling wine. so. this is something that you could even pre batch, um, meaning you can make a big batch of it without the sparkling wine ahead of time. put it in your freezer and then top it off for guests with champagne or prosecco, whatever you have. and that's it. this is probably the most complicated cocktail i have this morning, and that's even complicated. >> i love when you're talking about a pre batch. i love a pre batch on a cocktail for people so they can go self serve. they don't have to. everyone's trying to dirty up all the all of the equipment if you will. i'm loving this idea. i shall try this afternoon. this evening okay. so you also have a 50 over 50 martini is another top choice. and on this one, i feel like you had me at. hello. tell me more about this one. >> so, martini, when you think of martinis, you think, oh, my god, it's going to be too

like a timing and spacing all those rules that exist, that, that wasn't that way of the she quoted lemon nation. as long as i get my money, i have a house, he's happy to let us know. like, you do know. you and disney know for some reason, but you know, through his own studio and his role at the end, amazing program at some of the home digital precinct, the single foster healing the future for animation made in africa. the what i do now is a problem. this i'm keeping too little, this is what he's always wanted to make his drawings move. and i think he chose, well, the, that's about all the time we have for you here in free max. we hope you enjoy waited for more information. please do hit us up on also. so we hope to see you soon the, [000:00:00;00] the excising called cost know on tv. life is and with i'm going to be a good model. always you can defend yourself that you can break. what's it like to come out when you're married? how does on mental health impact a lot of life between east to west or the cross? is right in the middle of the world around germany. it's getting more dangerous.

. >> byrne's lead attorney, tracy lemon, said her client wanted to stay at google. >> that was never on the cards for them. >> she then sent this letter to the tech giant in april in hopes of a better severance package for byrne, after she was replaced by someone allegedly younger and without children. lemon says after very little response from google, her client decided to file a complaint. >> google definitely has a youth culture where they they hire young, keep young, promote young. >> liz morris of the center for workplace law for uc law says there are protections in place for men and women under the california family rights act and family medical leave act. >> in the case of a large layoff, it may be that some people who are on maternity leave are let go. but when you start to see disparate numbers where everybody who was let go was on maternity leave and everyone who stayed was not, you know, that that starts to seem like there may be something illegal going on. >> a google spokesperson sent me a statement saying in part, we completely disagree with these claims. we have zero t

i like the make a green version with spinafter, celery, turmeric, lemon, ginger and other stuff.m-packed with vitamin c, b -- rachel: are you juicing it or putting it in the blendersome. >> juicing it. we do blend a lot of this as well. i'm going to be honest, we don't all live on a farm or have a lot of time during the morning to juice or to blend, so there are some natural supplements that are completely pure, organic that you can take as well if you don't have the time. i personally like to take some as well. and i have to include walnuts here. not necessarily because this is an immune booster, but this is so good for your brain and cognitive health. people say if you look at them, they look like a mini brain, and they kind of do. rachel: it's kind of true. >> i keep these with me in my office at the hospital. they're really good for you. keeps your body and brain healthy as well. rachel: how important is it that it's organic versus. non-organic? >> unfortunately, organic tends to be more expensive, but it also means less chance of pesticides, hormones and other things added t

lemon 8.e app? >> that's lemonade. lemon 8. another video app made by tiktok, and i noticed that also got up really high in the rankings yesterday, as high as number two i saw. the way i read this was it's very clear that this is a tiktok app, but the way i read that kids know it's potentially going to be banned on january 19th, find an alternative. unclear if lemon 8 is part of that ban but people are trying that one. some cool fitness stuff too. you have garrplin up there, the aura, the smart rings that track things like that that were interesting. the other one i had no idea what this was, tonys. i asked you about this. >> i thought you meant the chocolate. >> no. this is a -- it's almost like a digital remote speaker like a bluetooth speaker and take these little characters, cartoon characters, and you put it on top, and it tells the kid a story from that character. it's like a new-aged teddy ruxpin. >> like a podcast? >> out loud book. >> tells you the story. you take him off and pause an

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don lemon talking about how stupid trump supporters are. that's what desperation sounds like. kind of desperation from a guy begging for anyone to pay attention to him. he let the bail down. we were told he was a serious journalist asking serious questions without fear or favor to party. he has a show on youtube channel. 10,000 people watched. you could put a kitten playing yarn up. goodbye 24. >> rich: thank you for joining us and thank you for watching "the faulkner focus." i'm rich edson in for harris, "outnumbered" is after the break. this isn't a spa. (laughs) that's a rule. meanwhile, at a vrbo— when other vacation rentals make you share your turf with a host, try one that's all yours. hey, i just got a text from my sister. you remember rick, her neighbor? sure, he's the 76-year-old guy who still runs marathons, right? sadly, not anymore. wow. so sudden. um, we're not about to have the "we need life insurance" conversation again, are we? no, we're having the "we're getting coverage so we don't have to worry about it" conversation. so you're calling about the $9.95 a mont

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>> oh my god guarico todo puede preparar con limon a lemon. >> i love everything has lemon in mexico.ble soup. >> it's wonderful eating this delicious, simple food with the family who grew it on their land, just like their ancient ancestors did for thousands of years. i know corn is important in mexico, but i never knew it was endemic to oaxaca. gimnasio aqui. it was born here. >> estamos comienzan historias de diez mil anos un campesino de pobre. pero jim sciutto con las mejores damas con una mujer guapo. >> el nino eleanor es mio esta casa no es pobre. esta llena de amor y vida you only come across an artist like luther vandross. >> once in a lifetime. >> he was a boss from the beginning. >> luther said, i have a sound in my head. i got to get it out. you are my shining star. >> my. >> it was the most exciting time in the world. >> his life had extremely joyful moments and some really difficult moments. >> if we were to be able to talk to luther as fans, we'd be able to say oh, we just love you, luther. >> never too much new year's day at eight on cnn. lowes knows that holiday list

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you are getting it wrong and that is all you need to knowto about don lemon.eing stupid. at the two things calm togethere because he is without guile. thn e two things are a funny and he's a character in a film that you can laugh at and a lot less dangerous now that he got an internet show that you and i geo to laugh l at. speed when it is.bu we only have a few moments butta the worst, of course, we don'trg have time to play up at the garbage comment by joe biden and t he didn't learn with deplorabe with hillary clinton. >> you know he might have learned at that unfortunately, he forgosickt it. >> kayleigh: fet is a sick burn, chris bradford. thank you very much. that was wonderful. at that is it for us tonight and i'm kayleigh mcenany and for laura ingraham. a >> todd: president donald trump making a

wrestling games, and even providing migrants with a packing list to take, like extra clothing, honey, and lemonsthe migrants smuggled by shamo and khdir came from the middle east, iran, iraq, and syria. from there, they would come via various routes, all looking for a better life in western europe, and many are believed to have come to the uk. the organised crime gang had contacts throughout europe and the middle east to help run their operations. it's a fairly substantial network we've identified. there were a number of different countries across europe — in turkey, germany, italy, moldova, i believe, belarus. a person would come in there to say, i want to get to the uk, as an example. they would reach out to them to say we have people interested in travelling across to somewhere, some destination. and then shamo and khdir�*s responsibility was for the transportation from point a to point z. we know that these people smugglers had contacts in northern iraq. so i've come to erbil, in the kurdistan region of the country, to try to find out more about these kind of criminal networks. this ancient

you gently, holiday the lemon, please leave this phone here for me and say, and you'll see, i say for the kids. yeah. and yeah, everyone is supposed to get to know the young woman and she's essentially being introduced into the community. i'm so proud that she will soon become a true woman to put you on a who do you think that's kind of what you think that the way the significance this is a big deal to me because it means growing up my that it's a whole new phase of my life. i love either, but i'm asking for a fact. this is what you think the, you know what you take a means and not to me to it means being hardworking, being very good at saving. and having a say, i would rather mazda a c, we save over $150000.00 pesos. so we could celebrate her 15th birthday, the way i want it to be it, or rather the way she wanted me to really stop it. in the know lilia has been saving for months for the big event. the celebration will run all weekend and is just 10 days away. she doesn't earn nearly as much at her little grocery store as luna entered budget for the kids and you on a weekend represent

lou: lemon, they were right the ship. concern lululemon. out other areas of growth outside the u.s. if you look at the earnings report last night, 34% growth in china, 24% international growth, so they're not just resting on their laurels even though they bumped their toe a few quarters back. we liked it specifically because it was a discount to intrinsic value, discount to earning in terms of future growth rate. they've still growing tremendously. but for me in my own household, i use the peter lynch approach, charles. i have three college-aged daughters, and what's at the top of their list is lululemon. and one more thing, the ceo a while back purchased a million dollars on the open market, so that's conviction for us. it's a discount still after today's move by 20%. s&p's up 50, a third of a percent right the, so there's a lot of room to run, and they're on the right track. charles: and i think that's the key for folks watching. names like this, when management gets it right, they bet on themselves. hay typically getten on a roll, and th

has happened while being here, staying clean and doing what i'm supposed to be doing on the menu is lemon, rosemary, chicken and potatoes. and it's all fresh foods being served by some 60 volunteers on this christmas day. and it's really about not only serving food and busing tables, but sharing in community and connection with those who might be struggling this holiday season. seniors here are getting warmth and the company many are hungry for. more than 1500 meals will be served, primarily thanks to private donations and the services here. for those who want to take the self initiative to get off the streets. juan is an example of how it's possible i give back to a place that has given me so much, and most of all, i just thank god for everything. as you're enjoying those christmas presents today, saint anthony's wants to remind people that they rely on donations, and right now they're also lacking on men's clothing. >>>>well, some might call it a holiday miracle. the first night of the jewish holiday of hanukkah, which begins at sundown this evening, falls on christmas. this year, it is

. >> reporter: on the menu is lemon rosemary chicken and potatoes. it's all fresh foods being served by some 60 volunteers on this christmas day. >> and it is really about busting tables and cheering in community and connection with those who might be struggling this holiday season. >> reporter: seniors here are getting warmth and the company many are hungry for. more than 1,500 meals will be served primarily thanks to private donations. and the services here for those who want to take the self-initiative to get off the streets. juan is an example of how it is possible. >> i give back to a place that has given me so much. most of us just thank god for everybody. >> reporter: as you're enjoying the christmas presents today, they want to remind people that they will rely on donations. right now, they're also lacking on men's clothing. >> over in oakland, the popular restaurant home of the chicken and waffles partnered with churches and non-profits to feed those who could not afford to eat. the christmas brunch will include giving away clothes and toys.

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. >> okay, it's an idyllic life where minvera can toss lemons to gina from her porch to their porch. they share past and now they share a future. >> now she shares everything with me. what she has now i'm happy to share what i have with her, including love. she gets love from me and then she gets love from a love of her life. you know? so i'm proud. i'm happy, happy to stand in this church on this day, this 81 year old woman and this 88 year old man starting a chapter of life no one could have predicted. we have this edge, but we meet and we fall in love. and there's a chance for everyone. >> well, that love never stops. and that there is a future in always. >> because some love stories are simply meant to be. thank you for joining me for some good news stories. we leave you with a little bit of music from the north bay's ryan woodard. he has autism and didn't speak for three years, but is now singing and soaring as the leader of the ryan woodard band. >> it's my original right here. >> at 621 in the summer is here and it's gonna be a busy year. i hope the way remains clear. >> i'm g

and once you have cheese and biscuits need tea and jam and lemon curd and chocolate and all of these parts basically imported from the u.k. our most popular products come from wales. it's an extra cheddar and next popular product is a jam made with alpine strawberry. so you get a taste of a nice strawberry. this is about supporting cheese makers and business in the area and women-owned businesses around the world and always want to support the community. we support concerts, we support charities and come to the aid to those in need such as the british society and the san francisco society and the -- >> if you have never had british cheese, i recommend you come in on weekend. all of our staff are highly knowledgeable of all of our products and we are really passionate about what we do here and gives you a chance to explore our culture and food and our values. i encourage you to come to the inner sunset with a beautiful park to be young and academy of sciences here. come to the shop. we have beautiful baskets and blankets so you can enjoy this wonderful nature and you can support these

a lemon. an orange. the fan favorite, garlic. >> david: that's from their olives.ng their own wine. durant vineyards. 60,000 bottles of wine this year alone. and after surviving a wildfire a few years back, they weren't sold on the wine from that year. but they salvaged it for something else. pinot noir barbecue sauce. >> hello, david. >> david: culinary director eric bartel. >> first ingredient is our pinot noir. heavy on molasses, dijon mustard, cloves, chiles, smoked paprika. >> david: they say it's delicious on spare ribs and brisket. some of the proceeds from that sauce, right back to the fire department. the firefighters who helped fight those fires. >> hi, david. >> david: dayton fire district's lieutenant jeremy mcleod. >> by making this barbecue sauce, they're giving back to the fire district here. >> david: full circle, from saving that vineyard to paying it back to the firehouse. >> made in america! >> david: and in berkeley, california, the company tokens and icons. their big idea, taking old major league baseballs, bats, uniforms, nhl hockey sticks and

christmas market classic mold wine or blue vide typically it's red lines face with cinnamon, close lemon, and a bit of and it don't make the mistake of drinking too much too quickly. it's so sugary. it goes straight to your head and there are not alcoholic versions to the cost of the drink also includes a deposit for the cost which you get back when you return it. now it's time for our 2nd christmas market. the market of angels set to be the city's hold. let's talk about getting this market has only $0.70. so that still gives us plenty to check out. christmas markets offer many chances to support local artisans and producers. these pyramids are from before mountains in east germany, and i really, really loved this. this is a great example of typical kind wouldn't handicrafts that you find in germany at christmas markets when light is candles heats from the candles actually makes the little propeller spins. and these little figures here spin around, so cute. these are the typical, not crackers which are also from the or mountain region they date back to the late 17th century. or is it jus

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>> oh my god, that's so true, that's true, that's true. >> a lot of don lemon fans. >> yeah.hat did you think of that last part where he implied that he was endangering lives by. he wanted to be there for the photo op. what do you think? >> it's. i think it's all true. that's why he. that's why you pivoted, right? you pivot to nine over 11. all of a sudden you're this feigned outrage. but this dude has been bad from day one. he hasn't had a great hearing yet. i will say it kind of reminds me of the old eddie murphy thing. like, my mom knows your mom. yeah, but you stole my thunder a little bit. so this is what i was going to bring up. this. you're not. oh, that's a bunch of horse hockey. i was going to ask you. is that a caucasian phrase? but you don't know it, so. >> no. >> so maybe they just made it up. i was like, maybe this is some white people stuff i can ask you about. since we're here, but you don't know it either. >> no. as the representative. yeah. >> okay. thank you. >> horse poop looks like a hockey puck. >> you weren't at the last meeting. they changed the definit

a little cocktail sauce, a little lemon on top of that. >> and grilled lemons. >> yeah, we sure do. caviar. we've got really good bellinis. we've got creme fraiche. we've got all kinds of fun stuff. it's going to be amazing. >> so who do you expect to come, like, first timers or big party people who. what's your what's your like ideal crowd? >> we're going to be celebrating san francisco and we want to celebrate. we want san francisco to come celebrate with us too. right? so if you've been a fan of wayfare tavern over the years, this will be our final new year's eve in our current location. we're moving in the spring. so far, not far. we're moving to the corner of battery and pine, so it's four short blocks away. so this location has been the foundation of so many memories over the years, so many fantastic celebrations. so come one last time and help us ring in the new year. we're excited about our move to our new location and it's going to be an amazing party. >> so there's a lot more to this celebration than than just a big new year's eve party for you. so you're moving not too fa

circle is what you hope for when life tosses lemons your way. circle available at walmart and drink circle.com. >> we choose walden university so we can focus on what truly matters, and we do it on our time. get the w walden university. >> set a course for change. >> we turn now to our next story. ashley summers was just 14 when she vanished just a few blocks from her home. her desperate family spent years looking for her, and then her mother gets a call to turn on the news. for six long years, jennifer summers had hoped that her 14 year old daughter, ashley, would one day walk through her door. >> the kids always said, mom, when's ashley coming home? where's ashley at? and i'd say she'd be home shortly. >> and when law enforcement in cleveland capture predator ariel castro for abducting three local teens in a case that made national headlines. >> i was kind of waiting for the phone call. >> jennifer's hopes to find her daughter get crushed even more. >> it turned out not to be ashley. i was kind of mad that it wasn't her. there. >> so where's a

. >> okay, it's an idyllic life where minvera can toss lemons to gina from her porch to their porch. they share past and now they share a future. >> now she shares everything with me. what she has now i'm happy to share what i have with her, including love. she gets love from me and then she gets love from a love of her life. you know? so i'm proud. i'm happy, happy to stand in this church on this day, this 81 year old woman and this 88 year old man starting a chapter of life no one could have predicted. we have this edge, but we meet and we fall in love. and there's a chance for everyone. >> well, that love never stops. and that there is a future in always. >> because some love stories are simply meant to be. thank you for joining me for some good news stories. we leave you with a little bit of music from the north bay's ryan woodard. he has autism and didn't speak for three years, but is now singing and soaring as the leader of the ryan woodard band. >> it's my original right here. >> at 621 in the summer is here and it's gonna be a busy year. i hope the way remains clear. >> i'm g

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