please welcome the one, the only, martin short!. wow, wow. martin short. >> how are you? >> jimmy: welcome back. thank you so much for coming on the show. >> i love this show so much. >> jimmy: thank you. >> let me say, james luigi mangione fallon, you -- [ laughter ] are -- >> jimmy: thank you. >> a spirit of laughter in christmas and i love -- i haven't seen you since you see the free diddy rally. so -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: is that right? no, i think that was -- [ talking over each other ] >> by the way, you smell great. >> jimmy: thank you. >> no, you do. it's odd for a guy to wear "summer's eve" but -- [ laughter ] you must be very excited, because in one month you're going to be pardoned for your role on january 6th. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm looking forward to it. yeah, yeah. but really, i will say you look fantastic. >> thank you. listen -- [ cheers and applause ] no. i don't need your pity. no, no, people always say, is it ozempic, is it plastic surgery, is it makeup? and the answer is yes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm so

martine croxall, live at the i'm martine croxall, live at the old bailey. and again and suffered a campaign of torture. after months of deadlock, reports that israel and hamas could be moving closer to a gaza ceasefire and hostage release deal. ukrainian security sources say they were behind a remotely controlled bomb attack that's killed a top russian general. the killing of a general here in moscow, that is a wake—up call and a sign that this war is very real and very to home. chaos and panic in vanuatu, as a major earthquake strikes the pacific island nation, leaving toppled buildings and landslides in its wake. and how art is notjust uplifting — a new report says it can be good for your mental and physical health. hello and welcome to bbc news. a judge at the old bailey in london has sentenced the father and stepmother of 10—year—old sara sharif to life in prison for her murder. the judge described the crimes as being "of almost

martin, out christmas _ something wrong to do. martin, out christmas goes _ something wrong to do.and i out christmas goes well and good to hear things have improved, thank you very much forjoining us from truro. some breaking news to bring you around the conflict in gaza which is being reported from the reuters news agency. we cannot independently confirm it right now but we hear the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is on his way to cairo for talks on a ceasefire in gaza and we understand that a gaza ceasefire deal, according to reuters, their sources are saying a deal is expected to be signed in the coming days. this speculation has been building and the bbc has been building and the bbc has spoken to palestinian sources today have said negotiations have entered a decisive final stage with a sense of momentum building but we hear benjamin netanyahu on his way to cairo to discuss talks of a ceasefire. do stay with us. hello. it has turned into a mild day across the uk, but we've also got some outbreaks of rain and some increasingly strong winds. 0n the satellite picture w

i'm martine croxall.ormer congressman, matt gaetz, paid numerous women forsex, including a 17—year—old girl, and regularly used cocaine, marijuana and ecstasy.

martin, of pleasure — the southerner. martin, of pleasure to _ the southerner. _ the southerner. martin, of pleasure to talk to - the southerner. martin, of pleasure to talk to and - the southerner. martin, of. pleasure to talk to and thank you very much indeed. thank ou. in what it describes as a major incident, the us treasury says it's been hacked by chinese state—sponsored actors, gaining access to staff workstations. a spokesperson said unclassified documents were also compromised in the attack earlier this month. the treasury said the compromised service had been taken offline and there's no indication the hackers have continued to access its information. 0ur correspondent rowan bridge has more. what appears to have happened is that these hackers got hold of the security key which gave them access to a cloud computing service used by the treasury and from that, they were able to bypass security measures and access workstations of a number of employees in the us department of treasury. they've been accessing classified... 0n classified documents, but it's n

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please welcome chris martin dick van dyke!tty good. i just -- welcome, thank you. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. >> jimmy: may i ask, how was this duo formed? this is a pairing i never anticipated. >> neither did i. they said, chris martin called. i said, who? [ laughter ] i remember bob crosby and the bobcats. >> jimmy: you were not a coldplay fan at the time? >> i -- have to say, i didn't know who he was. >> jimmy: right, right, right. >> i didn't know who you were. [ laughter ] i said, i've been looking for an old guy, who's the oldest guy? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: dick, you are going to be 99 years old on the day this music video is released. [ cheers and applause ] kind of miraculous. chris, how did you pitch this? this is your idea this whole deal? >> spike jonze and myself, yeah. >> jimmy: wow. >> and i -- dick is like a neighbor. and -- >> jimmy: what do you mean like a neighbor? like he seems like a neighbor? or he actually is a neighbor? >> on the global scale, we live very close to each other. in terms of borrowin

martin mattei, thank you _ are needed. martin mattei, thank you very _ are needed.. martin mattei, thank you very much for . are needed. martin mattei, - thank you very much forjoining us. expressing those concerns. pmqs is coming up at midday and the economy could be one of the lines of questioning to say a keir starmer and this is the last time the prime minister will take questions from the conservative leader. mps. stay with us and watch that on bbc news, rolling coverage from just before midday. furious campaigners say a uk government decision not to compensate women hit by changes to the state pension age is an "insult". nine months ago, a parliamentary ombudsman recommended compensation for thousands of women born in the 19505 who hadn't been adequately informed about the changes to increase the state pension age, and bring it in line with men. but ministers now say payouts would be neither right, nor affordable leaving many women outraged — as our cost of living correspondent colletta smith reports. it's been ia long years of campaigning for women born in th

martin: you know, i never change my opinion on objectivity. objectivity does not prohibit you from having a point of view. you know. i mean, i will admit it. when the u.s. military is involved in a war, i want the u.s. military to win. i am not going to say that on television, but i'm going to say that i will be reporting from a point of view that if the u.s. military takes an objective without any losses, that is a good thing. and i am going to report from the point of view that if they take an objective with prohibitive losses, that is a bad thing. and that will be exactly opposite of what reporters in other countries might do. and i think one of the biggest changes has happened in the press corps in the last 40 years. first, the biggest change is women. there was one woman on the beat when i started in 1983. now on any given day there are more women than men in the pentagon briefing room, and that is a good thing, because basically what has happened is now the recruiting pool has doubled. you are just going to get a better press corps. and

but my introduction to martin scorsese as a film—maker was with his film kundun.l wish to find their purer selves. i saw that there was great potential to be brought inside of a world we can't access any more. the 1920s osage oil boom, showing osage people like i'd seen in photographs when i was younger, cos my dad made a point of talking about this period. not necessarily the reign of terror because we didn't have that language, but of osage oil wealth. ijust remember the first time i saw the film, seeing the slide show of all of these images come to life, just how incredible it was to see that world that was stripped so quickly. i felt the same way watching kundun. i was young enough to start grasping the free tibet movement and just so grateful to get to have that feeling of experiencing a place that is so sacred and is no longer accessible by the people who belong there. tibet will call on the west for help and hope that these countries will recognise our independence. it was done in a way that i think only a film—maker as dedicated, as tenacious, as humanist

and then dean martin had this very easygoing style that women loved. men loved, and they were a postwar phenomenon. >> martin lewis were bigger than the beatles would eventually become. they were massive. there were tens of thousands of people in the streets lining up to see them, and they created this mass hysteria of of comedy. i'll tell you what you want to come up for coffee? >> we ain't got any. >> martin and lewis transcended their material in a huge way. >> na na na na na na. you'll be a good boy. be a nice boy. after the show, i'll take you in the park and paint some socks on statues. >> come on. >> the root of what makes chemistry work for people like that is. it seems like they love each other, you know? martin and lewis had that. they did love each other at one point in the beginning. but then they hated each other towards the end. >> i was a terrific gag. i mean, i was surprised, you know, because i do the jokes and everything. and you came out with a good one, you know what i mean? >> there usually is a lifespan for these comedy teams, for

eddie murphy and martin lawrence are about to be in-laws. the comedy legends already arguing about who's paying for their son and daughter's wedding. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning, glad you're with me. i'm frances rivera. we begin with breaking news, a shock announcement from the white house. president biden is pardoning his son hunter. hunter biden was set to be sentenced later this month on federal gun and tax evasion charges. the president had previously assured the public that he would not offer clemency, brie, good morning. this is quite the reversal from the president. >> reporter: that's right, frances. ever since hunter biden was convicted in june, the president has promised not to interfere in the case. let's take a listen to what he said back then. >> i am satisfied that i'm not going to do anything, i said i'd abide by the jury decision. i will do that. and i will not pardon him. >> reporter: but last night, president biden gave his son a full and unconditional pardon anyway, defending his decision in a statemen

i don't think we've got communications with martin just yet. we will be straight over to the old bailey to hear what we expected a and what we will hear inside caught around the sentencing of three people. the father, the stepmother and the uncle of ten—year—old sara sharif. martin, tell us what we are expecting to happen in court today. as you say, this is the sentencing hearing for the three offenders who were found guilty at the old bailey in central london and just to recap this is the case of sara sharif, the ten—year—old girl who lived in woking in surrey and she was found deadin woking in surrey and she was found dead in her bunk bed in august last year. and last wednesday her father, urfan sharif, who was 43 and her stepmother beinash batool and her uncle faisal mehmood who is 29. they were found to guilty on the first two instances of murder and in faisal mehmood's quez, of causing or allowing the death of a child. —— faisal mehmood's case. when she died, she had sustained multiple injuries, fractures, burns, bite marks and skulls. ——

when martin gaunt�*s not on the shop floor serving customers who pay...ctually stolen from us before. ..he's catching out those who don't. we recognised her when she came in — she was even wearing the same clothes. she's looking at some tarot cards there. and what she's done, quite blatantly, she's looking to see if anybody�*s watching, straight in her bag. and now she's going to turn round, she's going to head to the door and get out as quickly as she can. he's invested thousands in security cameras to help tackle shoplifting, but he also relies on other methods. ooh, don't hit him. no, don't! get that on... yeah. this is martin after carrying out a citizen's arrest — and it gets heated. we know that using civil arrest works, because we have seen a drop in the number of repeat offenders that we see. they will prefer to go somewhere else where they won't be troubled. he's carried out around 50. you can't touch us. no, no, no, you are detained, mate, all right? i've walked away before with bruised ribs and felt it for a few weeks. can you call town securit

i'm terry martin. thanks for watching the flow to do you do the i'd say the tenant she survived. oh sure. it's thanks to music. he was the nazis favorite conductor. he is martin, the degenerates to musicians under the swastika, a documentary about this sounds of power.

ken martin emerges as early front runner in race tilly democrats as dnc chair. those of you not familiar with ken martin, his ahead of minnesota's democratic labor party and he has secured nearly half of the endorsement he needs to win the race for dnc chair. we have a long way to go and he has plenty of competition. martin o'malley was averse to throw his hat into the ring and wisconsin democratic party chair ben winkler announced his room before joining us on the show yesterday. the field could expand. ken martin seems to think their secret sauce in minnesota that democrats could use a little of on a national level. >> when i took over minnesota's democratic party we were deep in debt and disarray, reeling from major losses. we brought people together and build a winning coalition and delivered results. since then, we won every statewide election. 22 in a row and we are the last of the blue law states stanek. if you're looking for a creature of roe is d.c., that's not me. i know how it works and how it is not working and i listen to the voters. to those who fe

martine croxall, thank you very much. martine croxall there at the old bailey.ults 7 urfan sharif, sara s father, beinash batool, her stepmother, faisal malik, her uncle and five of sara s siblings 7 were the subject of a police hunt in pakistan that spread across the country. when the adults left pakistan, there were still questions about how they had remained hidden for so long. 0ur pakistan correspondent caroline davies and her team spent months tracking down the man who says he hid them. punjab�*s rural heartland. more than 6000km away from woking, the route, the roads the sharif family took. but where and how did they stay undiscovered? we're off to meet a man who's related to urfan sharif by marriage. and through the conversations we've been having, we think he might know more about how the three adults stayed hidden for so long in pakistan. months of searching, tip offs and leads led us to this door in a one track village. during the hunt, police suspected rasik munir of helping hide sara's father, urfan sharif, stepmother beinash batool and uncle faisal

martin lawrence has planned for this day for a while.jimmy kimmel in 2022 about a potential wedding and having his future in-law foot the bill. >> i mean, if they're to get married. >> you're not going to pay for that, are you? eddie has to pay for it. >> eddie wasn't having that, saying that since the father of the bride usually pays, it would be martin's responsibility. >> can you imagine the speeches they're going to be giving? like a full-on standup set with those two dads. >>> when we come back, stay sharp this holiday season. the fbi's warning against holiday scams, and there's a word for all that mindless phone scrolling, it's oxford's word of the year. incoming dishes. —ahhh! —duck! dawn powerwash flies through 99% of grease and ime in half the time. yeah, it absorbs grease five times faster. even replaces multiple cleaning products. ooh, those suds got game. dawn powerwash. the better grease getter. i'm not a doctor. i'm not even in a doctor's office. i'm standing on the streets talking to real people about their heart. how's yo

martin o'malley, ken martin, ben whitner and james socialist.ial candidate has served as the commissioner of the social security administration next year and martin o'malley joins us now. >> good to see you. got the maryland feeling going this holiday weekend. appreciate you, bro. >> merry christmas, lieutenant governor michael steele, good to see you. >> you want to be chair. i love it. i love it. in light of all of the crazy noise in the last few days in response to the role of donald trump and elon musk in this government shutdown, you tweeted, quote, to the democrats on capitol hill standing strong against donald trump, the president must now know that we stand with you in defending our republic. let's reject their extremism together. if you are elected, chairman, how do you see your role as one of the leaders of the loyal opposition in addition to the minority leader and in the senate and certainly the minority leader in the house? how do you see moving the democratic party to stand in opposition and to began to dissect for the country exac

i'm joined now by mark martin, an aviation expert from martin consulting.t the end of the runway which would put any aircraft at risk that overshot?— risk that overshot? good morning _ risk that overshot? good morning steve _ risk that overshot? good morning steve happy - risk that overshot? good - morning steve happy holidays and fly save everybody. these airfields are pretty old airfields are pretty old airfields built during when the us occupied korea, the legacy the us left behind and craig continued. 0ne the us left behind and craig continued. one of the reasons why the system was at the end of the runway as it was designed to capture something called back beam, you could use it from both sides of the runway. predominantly if you have this system at the end of the runway it is for military and civilian aircraft. clearly what happened here the guy in the desperate situation he was made an emergency landing on board the aircraft down, no matter how incapacitated it was. he ran out of runway. and that this the sad part. if he had 1000 foot more runway he

artie didn't believe martin gomez. she can't be doing this. >> she doesn't really want to believe that somebody who's become a trusted friend and is in her inner circle is doing this damage. >> so the family decided, okay, you don't believe us, selena. let's bring her in here and ask her those questions. >> so mr. quintanilla called a meeting that the studio on thursday, march the 9th, and there was this confrontation at the meeting between mr. quintanilla and selena on one side and yolanda on the other. >> by this time, you know, things were were going downhill. we had showed her the evidence that we had. >> she needed to prove that she was not taking money. and if she couldn't prove that, she would no longer be associated with selena. >> yolanda denies everything, says she can come up with the records that is, that are missing, and says that she can prove that she's innocent. >> you aren't going to prosecute her or anything? >> no, sir. we were going to fire her, but i wasn't going to prosecute her. i was, you know,

when martin short comes, steve martin's got to be there with him, right?dating paul mescal, but they didn't book him for the same show, right? a little insider info there. >> so, so true. >>> sir elton john says he lost his eyesight. over the weekend i appeared at a musical version of the devil wears prada, which he wrote the musical for. he said due to his failing eyesight he wasn't able to watch the performance but enjoyed listening to it. he lost his vision while dealing with an eye infection. that's got to be so tough. >> he said it was really bad, it was just in one eye. he was hopeful he would get his vision back, but now he's saying he's lost his vision completely. he didn't specify if it was permanent. >>> up next, jaguar's all new electric car has a bold pink twist. >>> kerry washington received her star on the hollywood walk of fame. ♪♪ [laughters] mom. ♪♪ mmmmmmm. repeat the sounding joy. [laughters] kinder joy. [laughters] open a world of surprise. my kids can't hide anything from me. i'm home! especially when they've been using toilet paper th

this suntan lotion is for steve martin. it's spf infinite. because let's face it.play meet and greet. >> i love the zingers that they have back and forth for each other. is it the thought that counts? martin short reveals what he got his pals for the holidays in the first promo for this weekend's snl. the legendary performer returns to host snl with musicaluest hosier. i will be shocked if steve martin doesn't show up. >> they're so funny together. most importantly. i think their banter is iconic. we're manifesting it now. >>> now to the movie that wastes no time welcoming our new robot overlord. >> stop fighting, because the war was wrong. >> you want to go get your brother back? i'll go with you. >> chris pratt, millie bobby brown and bots of every size and shape take on the latest trailer. the adaptation comes from the rousseau brothers, and it hits netflix on march 14th. i'm sure it is going to have tons of action. visually, it looks really cool. thank goodness, they spent $320 million on it. >> a huge price tag. i'd love to see it on the big screen in theaters

when martin gaunt�*s not on the shop floor serving customers who pay...re. ..he's catching out those who don't. we recognised her when she came in. she was even wearing the same clothes. he's invested thousands in security cameras to help tackle shoplifting. but he also relies on other methods. 0h, don't hit him. 0h, don't. get that one. yeah. this is martin after carrying out a citizen's arrest, and it gets heated. we know that using civil arrest works because we have seen a drop in the number of repeat offenders that we see. they will prefer to go somewhere else where they won't be troubled. he's carried out around 50. i've walked away before with bruised ribs and felt it for a few weeks. the police will very rarely, if ever, attend. so if you make a civil arrest, you should get police attendance. a tactic other shop owners rely on. lewis phelps says in a year, he's lost around £20,000 to burglaries and shoplifting. he's gone out looking for his stolen stock before, finding it in second—hand shops. one owner helped him catch the alleged thief. we lay in

he is martin, the degenerates to musicians under the swastika, a documentary about this sounds of power, inspiring story about survival of the home and go get the tennis. i was the only one was in nazi germany watch now on youtube dw documentary, the navigating. today's fidgets, a landscape can be really overwhelming and many wonder about the long term effects of being sold to and in all the time, particularly young people and risk. or at least that's what the australian government has decided. they have been coming the 1st country to impose a nation wide. social media band for kids. is this the way to go? and it's not just kids for i'd risk online. adults often fall victim to online scans, particularly when online shopping. how can you protect yourself and also on the show the world 1st robot, moving them to robel office? ada is changing the way we've the us and technology. these are the topics that are moving the tech world. social media will soon be off limits full stadiums. under the age of 16, the law is set to come into effect in november 2025. it's not just australia that is cons

he's been there five times, but with steve martin and chevy chase. the oldtimers. >> the christmas show, there's always some surprises. can't wait for that. >>> now to the movie that wastes no time welcoming our new robot overlord. >> you want to get your brother? i'll go with you. >> chris pratt, millie bobby brown and bots of every size and shape take on the world. the latest adaptation comes from the rousseau brothers, the directors of avengers end game and hits netflix on march 14th. apparently this movie costs $320 million, making it one of the most expensive of all time. >> hope they deliver, right? and it's going to netflix and not the studio for that amount of money. we'll see if it's on the top of our lists. >>> we're hours away from amazon workers walking off the job. ha ha. haha! then he switched to mucinex nightshift. mucinex is uniquely formulated to leave your system faster, so you wake up ready to go. uhh, hank! try mucinex nightshift and feel the difference. herbal essences is a force of nature. made with supercharged botanical blends

you know, when you eat beaver, you understand that it's beaver. >> martin, along with an encyclopedicnowledge of fine wines and an inexplicable attachment to the music of celine dion, is a big believer in honoring history and tradition. if you still trap beavers, you should. if at all possible, cook them and eat them, not just strip them of their pelts. and as incredible as it might seem, you can cook beaver really, really well. beaver tail, on the other hand, is not actually beaver at all. rather a quick spoonbread type of thing that in our case, goes somewhat awry during an inadvertent inferno. to sauce. it almost looks like chocolate. it's so rich looking. >> i love it when it's like that. some people don't put too much blood, but i like when it's very thick. wow. >> it's absolutely delicious. >> yeah it is. i wasn't joking, but tastes like chicken. >> no, it doesn't taste like chicken at all. >> this is your first time. yeah. oh, wow. that's something i think you almost eat everything. >> yeah. at this point, you know, animals, they see me and they're like, huh? >> no no no no no.

a 5—0 defeat to tottenham hotspur proved to be the end of russell martin as manager of southampton. saints were heavily beaten by spurs, and a couple of hours after the game the club issued a statement saying they'd taken the difficult decision to part ways with martin afterjust one win in16 games. on the pitch, tottenham scored four of their five goals in the first 25 minutes. james maddison with both the first and last goals for spurs. i thought we got on top of them and locked them in, and then our footballing transition and running without the ball was outstanding tonight. look, it was outstanding against chelsea but the game got away for us for a number of reasons, so this is not a one—off, it has been a constant in our good performance. the players should get a reward for it. chelsea continue to enhance their title credentials, closing to within two points of liverpool at the top with a 2—1 win over brentford. marc cucurella and nicolas jackson with the goals for enzo maresca's side, who had cucurella sent off after the final whistle for his part in that post—match scuffle. in

martin luther king jr. was by his side.witch going off. the migration out of the democratic party into the republican party for southern whites was amazing. >> which was ironic because most blacks in the south when i was growing up was all republicans. the party of lincoln. the liberal party when i was growing up. >> the election between lbj and the republican senator barry goldwater. >> that extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice. >> this square jawed, blunt speaking arizona senator comes on the scene in a serious way in the early 1960s with a commitment to an unfettered free market capitalism. and the most kind of hawkish position you can imagine with respect to the cold war. >> one. two. three. four. >> one of my favorite commercials of all time. it is haunting. haunting. >> five. six. seven. >> everyone is concerned about a nuclear holocaust in 1964, and johnson centers that in this ad with this young girl who is playing out in a field and counting down from 10 to one with this looming danger of a nuclear attack

i'm terry martin. thanks for watching. the, this is, he is hungry for the future. so i'm saying in southwest china, 32000000 people live here. many of them are young and 3 is coming through making money. i'm having fun. when nice to see stuff, december 13th on d, w. today many of the world's shark species are in danger of extinction due to over fishing. every.

martin guided the saints to promotion last year in his first season in charge, but they're bottom of southampton's 13th in the league already, their only win this season was against everton in november. meanwhile wolves are in talks with al—shabab manager, vitor pereira, to become their new head coach after gary 0'neil was also sacked on sunday. the premier league strugglers are looking for a swift appointment and the compensation of around eight hundred thousand pounds to secure the former porto and 0lympiakos boss is not believed to be an issue. "i am not good enough" said pep guardiola after defeat in the manchester derby saw city fall to their 8th loss in their last 11 matches. amad diallo was the hero for united, winning the penatly that levelled the scores, then getting the winner. it was a much needed win for them, but for city their woes continue, and guardiola isn't ducking responsibility for the slump in form. the reality is the game was not exceptional for our side because i know the situation, understand for many, many reasons.

but the first one is kate martin out of las vegas. she played with caitlin clark at iowa and actually it was a funny story. she came to the draft to just support her teammate caitlin clark, going number one in the draft. and got drafted at number 13 out of the stance. like it was kind of crazy. she ends up going to the vegas aces, becomes a solid a solid option for chelsea gray. and she's dealing with some injuries to come off the bench, hit some corner in the mix of things. and she's definitely a player that plays with a chip on her shoulder, which is what head coach of the duplantis natalie naka said that she wants. then there's also temi fagbenle. this is a big that i love. she's a forward out of london that played for the indiana fever alongside to help. she runs the floor in transition. she's a tremendous shot blocker and she's got a little bit of a handle. so what you can expect even just looking at these two but also in their supporting cast threes running fast in transition and good defense. why don't you speak for a moment ju

we'll hear from a former general who wants to work with the rebels, the hello and terry martin, thanks for joining us. russia says it's hip military targets inside ukraine in a missile attack targeting the capital key. officials there say at least one person was killed in the early morning attack, which involves ballistic missiles and drones brushes. defense industry says the strike was in response to an earlier ukrainian attack using western supplied missiles on the overall stall border region. moscow claims to have struck a command center belonging to ukraine's s b u intelligence agency. the w's corresponding to connelly in key told us more about the attack. it was going to be loud here on 7 o'clock local time. there was multiple explosions . most of those are probably intercept themselves being launched from the heart of the city. so incredibly loud as those launch, those broken engines make a lot of noise and then thoughts in the distance we understand those insects. ukrainian say that they accepted all 5 of themselves. no 8. as early discussed previously, we had had reports that t

reposting a photo of the valkyries sixth selection kate martin from the las vegas aces.her post, clark said go, carter. the two played together for four years at the university of iowa. stay with us as the valkyries get ready for their inaugural season starting next summer. the team will host the los angeles sparks on opening day on may 16th. you can keep track of our coverage of the wnba expansion team by downloading the fox local app. it is free to download on your phone and smart tv. a christmas tradition is set to return to vallejo tomorrow for its 10th anniversary to help children in need. michelle davis got the idea for a toy drive when he was just six years old. he's 16 now, and tomorrow he'll be at java jacks in vallejo, hoping to make holiday magic again. early on the four, we spoke to him and his mother, michelle, about watching this toy drive grow every year. >> it's always surprising to se, and i love to see that my community is growing every single step of my way, and more toys have come in and which gives us the opportunity to help so many more others. >> i

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we'll see, we'll hear from a former general who wants to work with the rental the so and terry martin, thanks for joining us. russia has bombarded the ukrainian capital with ballistic missiles, calling in a retaliatory attack. officials in teams site. at least one person was killed in the early morning strike. according to cranes, foreign ministry, 6 diplomatic missions in the city have been damaged. russia claims the strike was in response to an earlier ukrainian attack using western supplied missiles on the roster border region or ukraine. correspondent nick connelly is in t if he told us more about the attack a it was going to be loud here on 7 o'clock local time. there was a multiple explosions. most of those are probably intercepting me cells being launched from the heart of the city. so incredibly loud as those launch, those rocket engines make a lot of noise and then thoughts in the distance we understand those are insects. ukrainian say that they accepted all 5 of themselves. no 8. as early discussed previously, we had had reports that they would enjoy themselves and his kingd

martin. i agree with the new people is doing a little bit of nobody's getting. so what's the reason i didn't yet you should say this, but what somebody moves and you have somebody look at the body and sports like more like the push the limits. they do it, but i'm going to see much sort of somebody with us for the yeah, near the phone on the foot. so was one of the most like you do by the 1st special great. it goes to the, the, to the vehicle engineering for the little blue is ready for me to look. let's just put on the do so i was reading it on. is this the pumpkin one that's like a little but i mean the, you would have put them through this to the other one was that there was a little frustrated with that. we're going to ship, i'm sure, but i'm usually close to what i'm. well, there is no other way i should or i'm, well that was well monday who the menu by that he can use, i guess a lot more than you know, of the menu. and then if we set up a recorded boy, i'd say that the list due to the auction block that just let me near it when i have that old you must see.

he's charged with bribery fraud and breach of trust and all of which he did not the hello and terry martin, thanks for joining us. israel has launched a flurry of attacks on syria and military base is saying the strikes are needed to prevent weapons from falling into haul. so hans, is really troops of also taking control of a d, militarized buffer zone, separating this really occupied golden heights from syria. israel has denied reports that his troops have moved beyond the buffer zone and close to damascus. a smoke rising over the syrian capital up to the latest is really air strikes. dozens of them, huge military targets across the country. according to the syrian media reports, they included m fields, munitions, depos, and the facility linked to the production of chemical weapons. e's real says it's acting to stop arms from getting into the hands of extreme his forces. i know who was deemed we were taking all the actions necessary to try to ensure our security and then with regard to the new situation created in syria. so we all on tuesday, writers, news agents and is really media publi

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we have two, good strong progressives, ken martin and ben wikler. i endorsed ben.a brilliant guy, young guy and has been fabulously successful in wisconsin but ken martin has been very successful in minnesota as well. and you can't diminish that. but the democratic party over the last 40 years roughly, since reagan started really introducing knee owe liberalism and shifting america to the right, the democratic party during the clinton and obama administrations moved to the right somewhat, embracing low taxes and free trade and not really going to toe to toe on behalf of unions. and now that's changed. president joe biden was really the first president arguably since jimmy carter to reject knee owe liberalism or reaganism and walk -- first president to walk a picket line, for example. i think as the democratic party goes back to its roots, back to its fdr roots, it really needs leadership that reflects that. and i agree that the entire party top to bottom needs to be basically reformulated. >> ameshia, sticking with this ideological question, we saw in november a re