it's live, live, live.e. >> leno is making people laugh, very jovial.ene who thinknks they hohost a late-night show, you a an absolute idiot. because there is so much that goes into it. >> please welcome billy crystal. >> we had d started ouout toget at standups. now here we are. he's the host of "the tonight show." >> the buildup for this has been tremendous, and i just want to say, i'm going to mimiss you. [ lalaughter ] >> jay leno's first t few month people didn't like him. they thought he was out of his element. >> you know, from the beginning of the vietnam -- the vietnam war until today, our military used more explosives than were used in "lethal weapon" 1, 2, and 3 combined, unbelievable, alall three cocombined. >> somometimes thehere was noto to laughgh at. he'd looook at me anand he woul say, "thanks for that one." >> i did wonder at times if i made a mistake fighting for and believe until jay. >> one out of every three men is afraid of long-term commitment. if you asked me, one out of evevery three e tv networkrks i afraraid of longng-term co

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it would be better if jay leno talked to less than jay powell. he doesn't want to do anything too drastic to move markets. when we raised rates he was late to the party. that is true to form. he likes to be calculated. no cut here, that puts us to march. he will not give us the pathway to say yes. watch the dots. we will see what the rest of the projected fed rates will be going forward. adam: there are no more rate hikes coming but inflation is still running one point over what the fed wants it to be. how is that going to come down? >> it is slow and steady and i think that is what leads to the soft landing narrative. it gets me a little concerned. one hundred% certainty of recession. everyone us that we will get the soft landing. a little skittish on that. the narrative is still there for a soft landing as the cpi is lower. 2% to me seems like a lofty goal. they will not take a look victory lap at 3%. he will say the same thing. we will watch every dated point heading in the right direction and that may be enough to keep where we are almost at

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went in front at the end of a scrappy first half whenjustin kluivert beat fulham goalkeeper bernd lenomade it two from the penalty spot before substitute luis sinisterra wrapped it up for bournemouth with this stunner in stoppage time. obviously very happy. i think in the second half it was quite level until we scored. not many chances. good phases from both teams and i think from the first goal for us it was an easier game and we found more space and we were better in the second half. we did not take the decision this afternoon — we did not take the decision this afternoon and we were a bit sloppy. the penalty created a different scenario — the penalty created a different scenario as they were more comfortable and after that our performance was not good enough. there was an incredible game at bramhall lane bewteen two sides in the relegation zone. luton came from behind to beat sheffield united 3—2. sam allison took charge of the match, the first black referee to officiate in the prmier league for for 15 years — we'll have more on the impact of his appointment later on sportsday. the

it was the most pleasant thing and i was allowed to paint the windows before the new year now and lenong them up remember there were various garlands there were little flags there now i’m looking at a new life hack girls take soda take toothpaste any didn’t work out, mix it all up like this here i have it. so i need a sponge, toothpaste and soda, irina is coming to me as an assistant, that is, we still use toothpaste, that’s right, toothpaste and soda, you can’t go without soda, and ira took ready-made snow, as i understand it, now we’ll see who can do it better, len, well, of course, me , soda and toothpaste, it’s incomparable for me, ira, what can it be, incomparable, so, i don’t know, spoon, spoon, salt. soda, any toothpaste, well , white, of course, yes, you can take the blue one, andrey, you can, now there are a lot of all sorts, i won’t name brands, they turn out even more beautiful, mix it all, that’s it, take it sponge, this side, you can use one side, you can use the other, just draw on the windows, look, i remember that in my childhood all the stores were decorated, yes, yes?

and because i don't have a lot of experience leno's my ski instructor should help me on the slopes the i want to take it slow it 1st. the yes. okay, perfect. perfect. where's the applause leaders? but when it gets a little steeper, i have to put in a lot of effort. and i'm glad when i make it down safely, to me as a beginner fear and sun is pretty close to each other, but this is what makes it challenging. anyway, i will be the king of the as of today, this is santiago. originally from the going on, the bus has lift and work in st. moore. it's for many years as a ski instructor and mountain bike guide. i go on a tour with him, followed by phone to business. what special about the i can get in for you personally. i'm not a nature because to the gas toronto me is great. so the ambience, i'm coming to and get in as like entering another world under that the highlight of the tour is cycling through the dark. and of course, the rewards that awaits us the phone do is calling brought put a few pieces of bread on your plate and philip stab one with your fork. yeah, i've just done good. so the

se they refuse to be silent and take the risk of standing up to defend their freedom of expression. leno barclay as his ear? that's it for me. thanks for watching for the time being jonah, how will be here at the top of the hour with a full news hour and i'll just 0 fault lines next, the thought provoking ons, but the patient doesn't have time to wait for the extremely unfortunate, but there are no quick wins and eventually some odd hating interviews. do you feel like america is less than the age of these days or is it just a different full? i think that democracy in the process facing realities do you feel that the fraction is already starting the g 7 in the us on one side showing that in the bricks on the other? i assume there is a huge piece of that to happen to the stores on tools to how does air it has been ours inside my head, just putting the rest of my thoughts, so bleed images and flashes that i don't want to see that are stored from the lifetime of pain and suffering feels like i'm being watched or stalk. everyone sort of just seems to be scowling at me. i was just homeless 2 y

trent alexander—arnold's freekick went in off goalkeeper bernd leno to open the scoring.lar goal from alexis mac allister put liverpool back in front. fulham levelled again, and then went ahead through bobby de cordova—reid. in the 80th minute they winning 3—2. but liverpool substitute wataru endo scored his first premier league goal and seconds later alexander—arnold won the match for his side. liverpool are now two points behind leaders arsenal. fulham stay fourteenth. we played an incredible game until he did it any more. until we didn't any more. all credit to fulham, they did really well. all the stuff they did was really good but we had too much in hand to give it away and today, we scored four and we were lucky to win the game. that is pretty much everything. but besides that, that's football and you have to stay on track and if you can keep that feeling around 3—3, we kept believing and we are 3—3, we kept believing and we were still active getting overly nervous because a nice piece of football still active getting overly nervous because it was a nice piece of fo

like somebody's got to keep the leno locker room like, yeah, i like to see that. then, you know, they say that don't expect him to be like a star for the team, but definitely a star role player for the team or star. you know, sa lead. >> piece of the roster that they continue to build around and hopefully, you know, we'll build out this rest of the way. they wanted to be that show a. but the giants is the good players they need to play as and he is a solid good players. let's hope so. yes, they paid 100 good starting 13 guarantee. one 13, guaranteed. think he gets another 18.0. 8, 5, you know, after the guarantee we'll see. alright, thank you. thank you. >> this week, the michelin guide added 3 new san francisco restaurants to there prestigious recommended list. yeah. and one of those restaurants has actually only been open about 2 it's definitely the only one with a dj ov to lounge just opened in october. a couple of blocks from oracle park on second street. michelin recommends it for its quote, surprisingly compelling blend of persian. >> and mexican food at som

se they refuse to be silent and take the risk of standing up to defend their freedom of expression. leno barclay as his ear just as easy. eunice is a palestinian gen, lives living in south africa. his families from jeanine and the occupied westbank. but as ease grew up in jordan, after his family was exiled, 16 members have been killed during the war on guys his his story. and his own way. my name is as easy, eunice, and the city and journalist and i live in south africa. my family is one of those, but a city and families who got kicked out from palestine. my grandfather left palestine to jordan. it's very difficult to describe the feeling in words as a lot of palestinians. we memorize if the street in palestine, if a cool, and even though i've never been they, i know every corner. um, i know if the color of the streets, we know the names. i'm hoping that hopefully soon that we will be able to, to get they to our houses as a lot of philistines. we have our old house keys for our house as they however you cannot access. you are denied of of visiting since the 7th of october. it was very d

the history of el teatro campesino, dates back to 1965 to the leno grave strike, you know.commitment to the community. our stories need to be told by us and with the help of luis and then some of the other young directors and writers, now, adrian is one of our new talents, el teatro gonna continue for another 50 years. damian: and it's not glitz and glamor that this is old school grassroots. noe: old school, you know, i go to professional theaters and i go, "wow, look at that." you know, we use cardboard and duct tape, man, but we make it work. adrian: we do, we do, it is very, very much like that. damian: and talk about picking the staff in the cast and making sure, because i mean, you rely on them and they rely on you to put up a quality production. i mean, it's, it's a mutual bond i guess. adrian: it's familia. [speaking foreign language] and there's different age, the beauty about the production that there's, it just transcends cultural barriers. we have people in production who are not latinos, but nonetheless, they feel that the story. i mean, the story just transcend

también leños fabricados o cualquier otro tipo de combustible sólido. recuerde mañana a seguir esas directrices, porque las personas con problemas respiratorios se afectan muchísimo durante esta época. sí, sí, y las personas dice bueno, será alergia, pero no es algo más, es algo mucho más agudo. >> sí, sí, sí. bueno, qué tal si pasamos a ver esas condiciones del tiempo, compañeros, muy buenas tardes y las condiciones del tiempo permanecen tranquilas todavía, por lo que queda esta semana y tenemos la influencia de ese sistema de alta presión que va a continuar entonces con nosotros en nuestro vecindario hasta el fin de semana. trae algo de nubosidad, no produce lluvia, pero si tiene condiciones, entonces estables. las temperaturas duras, de hecho, perdóname, debo decir, el modelo de lluvias a esta hora no muestra nada porque ya para la semana que viene, domingo, lunes, comenzamos a ver el ingreso de nubosidad asociada a un sistema de baja presión, pero igualmente vamos a comenzar a ver esa lluvia entrar durante la próxima semana, así que se perfila como

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se they refuse to be silent and take the risk of standing up to defend their freedom of expression. leno barclay as his ear satire and political cartoons have long played a unique role in communicating in a way that traditional news media cannot. and during israel's were on gauze, on dozens of artist, have created powerful images and posted them on social media imaging. kimber takes a look. graphic images sketched and pencil, and some say, cartoons. a more powerful unaccessible and video footage for flight across. especially when the sheer number of images difficult to process. an image that is thrown by cartoon is using methyl for and sometimes symbolism. it can be something easier to take and then the actual images of people who are dying. but at the same time, it has this double effect, or appealing to of various levels that are, can be translated in the mind and then touch the person very visceral schiffer was uses her ought to provide the discussions like this call teen. so the question itself, i think is not something is right to be asked. and i want to show that easy to everybody

trent alexander—arnold's free kick went in off goalkeeper bernd leno to open the scoring at anfield.ed through harry wilson. a spectacular goal from alexis mac allister put liverpool back in front, but fulham levelled again, this time through kenny tete. bobby de cordova—reid then headed the cottagers into a 3—2 lead in the 80th minute. it looked as though liverpool's 13—month unbeaten home record in the premier league was coming to an end until substitute wataru endo scored his first league goal and seconds later alexander—arnold completed the turnaround. liverpool are now two points behind leaders arsenal. fulham stay fourteenth. we played an incredible game until he did it any more. all credit to full them, they did really well. all the stuff they did was really good but they had too much in the net to give it away and today, we scored four and we were lucky to win the game. that is pretty much everything. but besides that, that's footballing to stay on track and if you can keep that feeling around 3-3, you can keep that feeling around 3—3, we kept believing and we are still activ

giving you this example that after he left the white house right before, the tonight show with jay leno, why before jay leno retired, the tonight show, he and his laura went on the show and say, great, they were funny, they were personable. and a lot of people were saying, well, how come we didn't see this? he was president. well, it's because in part, the white house team didn't think that was where they wanted the president to be. and one of the strengths of bush's communication skills and i've said that before, and i've people kind of roll their eyes. but one of the strengths of his presidency in of this is that his staff understood his strengths and his weaknesses. there are some traditional values you can't skip if you don't want to do a press conference, fine. but you're probably going to get blowback from the press from it. but that doesn't mean you have to do every other week. but his team really understood he was where he could excel, and that's one of the most important things about a white house communication strategy. you have to have a team that knows you, understand you, a

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the confirmation comes from a new interview between jay leno and tesla engineers in the interview, the engineer mention that the charger would allow a car to charge just by driving over a pad in your garage, there'd be no need to plug the car while this set up is convenient. if it's anything like wireless charging your phone, it would likely be slower than wired charging the technology, at least initially would also be expensive. there's also the question whether existing tesla's could be retrofitted with the wireless tech self-checkouts don't typically get high marks. but this one does uniqlo getting rave reviews for its self checkout, which works quite differently than what you're used to instead of scanning barcodes on items you just drop everything into a bin and your total is calculated instantly. i discovered this magic back in september at the unit close store in new york city and posted the video to my instagram this week, a wall street journal article praises the checkouts saying they use rf id or radio frequency id technology hidden in the price tax. this is an older technolo

leno.od about now jared goff and the lions they're taking on well as the vikings will pick this one up in the 3rd quarter. the lions they were leading by 3 on first and goal and throws it up for chaos warrant for 6 yard touchdown and they get that and then the vikings, they take the 4 point lead. now later in the 3rd same score, jared goff looking to throw he connects with amon-ra saint brown for the go hit says touchdown right there and they go up to now. and then for the quarter, same score to mayor gibbs gets the handoff, finds a lane and takes it in for the touchdown. the lions get a little insurance if they had their lead tonight indigo now lines up. i think nick mullens, will he throw the downfield the as widely as it leaves his hand and picks all quiet feet too. >> say that 10 times he put on. it to be lot is to beat the vikings 30 to 24. they afc north their first division title since 1993, which snapped a 29 year drought. >> for those and then the patriots taking on the broncos and

the confirmation comes from a new interview between jay leno and tesla engineers in the interview, the engineer mention that the charger would allow a car to charge just by driving over a pad in your garage, there'd be no need to plug the car while this set up is convenient. if it's anything like wireless charging your phone, it would likely be slower than wired charging the technology, at least initially would also be expensive. there's also the question whether existing tesla's could be retrofitted with the wireless tech self-checkouts don't typically get high marks. but this one does uniqlo getting rave reviews for its self checkout, which works quite differently than what you're used to instead of scanning barcodes on items you just drop everything into a bin and your total is calculated instantly. i discovered this magic back in september at the unit close store in new york city and posted the video to my instagram this week, a wall street journal article praises the checkouts saying they use rf id or radio frequency id technology hidden in the price tax. this is an older technolo

trump, every night, i feel that i'm watching cbs or msnbc when you are confirmist and all the same, leno can't tell the deference. brian: this next group, more lamentable than annoying. >> any time you ask f for context around genocide of jews. i don't know if it has context genocide, that is an unambiguous thing in the kate of claudine gay she -- plagiarized 14 times and she should how still has her job. my kids are not going to those schools. brian: i know you have your own list. for most annoying this year. pull that up, it is interesting. kamala up there at number one. joe, why? >> always happy, always cackling despite 78% of voters saying country is in the wrong direct, she all foam and no beer vice president. annoying and unfortunately one heart beat away from presidency, sleep tight america. brian: number two is lebron james. why what is annoying to you about lebron? >> he just sat during the national anthem that is annoying and a perpetual whiner about this country but never say a peep about human right abuses in china, that is where his money comes from, lebron james will never

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say they refuse to be silent and take the risk of standing up to defend their freedom of expression. leno barclay as his ear. the last of the 3 palestine university students who a shot is a month last month has left hospital 21 year old. his sham was dani is paralyzed from the chest down. 3 friends grew up together in the west bank end of the time of the attack. they were speaking a mix of english in arabic, too well wearing the black and white palestinian casea. scott. police are investigating whether the shooting was a hate crime. the students had been in the month to visit our studies family over thanksgiving. he had that. what is the national executive director of cab, the council on american islamic relations? he joins us live now from washington. d. c. thanks very much for being with us. so or if i could ask you, 1st of all, um the, to talk about the, the level of uh, um uh, as lamb of phobia that has been on the rise since the war on gaza and in, in, in what sort of forms it's taking place and how about it? because i know your organization has documented a lot of this, so talk abou

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, they refuse to be silent and take the risk of standing up to defend their freedom of expression. leno barclay, as his ear saw on political cartoons of long play, the unique role in communicating in a way the traditional news media can often during israel's war, on gaza. thousands of office of created powerful images and post them on the social media image and came to report graphic images sketched and pencil. some say coatings, a more powerful unaccessible video footage for flight across. especially when the sheer number of images difficult to process. women image with a strong bar cartoon is using metaphor and sometimes symbolism. it can be something easier to take and then the actual images of people who are dying. but at the same time, it has this double effect or appealing to of various levels that are, can be translated in the mind and then touch the person very viscerally. schiffer was use his heart evoked discussions like this call team. so the question itself, i think is not something that is right to be asked. and i want to show that easy to everybody while still watching spa

say they refuse to be silent and take the risk of standing up to defend their freedom of expression. leno barclay as his ear? oh, so how does these is a professor and director of the center for security, race and rights, right? because universities law school, she joins us now live from new a new jersey in the united states. good to have you with us. so it's not only in israel is it that the have been complaints about censorship of pro palestinian voice is a shadow banding is become an issue. hundreds of complaints, but by use of social media until october, talking about shadow banning on facebook. instagram, youtube, you name it, right? this is, this is an issue going on world wide. yes. in the united states, much of the censorship against people who are seeking to defend the human rights of palestinians or seeking to criticize the state of israel, especially their military actions. and as a alleging or describing it as either genocide or the there are these multiple word crimes cleansing collective punishment, starvation, the migration and those individuals. 2 are often censored at univ

se they refuse to be silent and take the risk of standing up to defend their freedom of expression. leno barclay as his ear a 0200 is really also a nationalist will march through the old city in the western world in occupied east jerusalem. they demanded end to the control of a lock. so must compound by the walks of pharmacy. that speed is stomach endowment, the authority which administers the most and how the site will be along. so most compound is a constant point of contention in the palestinian israeli conflict as well as encroachments intensify. the 1967 resulting in the illegal occupation of the west bank and east jerusalem, including the old city and along some us since 1967 jordan and israel agreed that the walk for a stomach trust would have control over matters inside the compound. while is row with extend will control raw the external security. non muslims would be allowed on to the site during visiting hours, but not allowed to pray. the rising temple movements have been challenging these right. the government spend on jews entering the compound. well, today is ready for us i

se they refuse to be silent and take the risk of standing up to defend their freedom of expression. leno barclay as his ear? well, the us tunnel patterson in the state of new jersey is thousands of kilometers away from gauze up. but it's crystal salumi explains for many who lives there. the war feels very close to home in the city of patterson, new jersey is a village known as little palestine or palestinian flags. and cuz he is or is easy to find as people with family and gaza at the palestine hair salon, a shave, and a haircut comes with news of the war. even myself, i have a friend who is also american citizen, who still stuck. there cannot make it through, since a mazda attacked israel on october 7th. many here have been threatened owner rod or de also happens to be deputy mayor of the city. i'm one of the business owners, myself, where i received a lot of phone calls for one of the phone calls press was like, we're going to come kill you. we're going to come down your business and burn your family. and that's one. not twice. patterson, new jersey has been a destination for air of im

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