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john oliver. ♪ >> this is steamboat mickey, which is in the public domain now.and it's great to have the mouse here. >> the public domain every year is a time capsule. it's a snapshot of a moment in time in history. >> reporter: i recently had the chance to meet up with jennifer jenkins, a professor at duke university's school of law and an expert in intellectual property. what does it mean when a work comes into the public domain? >> it means that its copyright expires. in this case, after 95 years, and the work becomes freely available for anyone to use and build upon without permission or fee. what about the movie "wicked"? it's built on a couple of public domain books. "the wonderful wizard of oz" by frank baum. >> there is a risk to these characters turning from, you know, beloved children's characters. >> yes. >> to villains in slasher horror movies. >> the low budget slasher flick appears to be an inevitability when these beloved characters enter the public domain. it happened to winnie the pooh. it happened with mickey. and there is also announced flick

music: love is strange by mickey & sylvia. # love. # love is strange...# hello there. grasp across the country. so it will be a freezing friday in store. yes, a frosty start with some freezing fog as well first thing in the morning, gradually lifting to sunny spells. but as we head towards the weekend, something a little less cold on the horizon but still under the influence of high pressure. still the wind direction coming from the north. the only exception into the far southwest. here we've got cloud and showery outbreaks of rain, sleet and snow for a time down to the southwest, some freezing fog lingering in the southeast, and some icy stretches. they will lift to sunny spells into the afternoon. could still see a few coastal showers across the far north and east, but on the whole, not a bad afternoon. a little more cloud pushing through. wales, the midlands and southern england are showery rain continues to the southwest here. we'll see highs of seven degrees, but after that bitterly cold start, temperatures in manyjust a couple of degrees above freezing and that i

music: love is strange by mickey & sylvia.n stone shot to international fame after her role in basic instinct, which propelled her to superstardom in the 1990s. her work has also earned her a golden globe nomination and oscar nominations. she's since added many strings to her bow, including humanitarian, author and painter. i caught up with her at a festival in italy where we talked movies, life and politics. so, sharon stone, thank you so much forjoining us on the bbc�*s 100 women. first of all, how are you? just tickled. i'm so excited. i so can't believe i got chosen for this list. thank you. one thing i do want to explore with you are women in hollywood. behind the scenes, you've got quite a plethora of titles to your portfolio, if you like. is that something that is growing in hollywood? you know, this comes in waves and spurts and it goes away in waves and spurts. movies were written, directed and produced, edited and distributed by men. right? so, they were written to be the fantasy of men and women were playing the fan

music: love is strange by mickey & sylvia # love # love is strange... # hello there.oss the southern half of the uk, the snow where we've seen it is now turned back to rain. and there's been some added snow melt too, in that milder feeling air. but across northern england there is still an amber met office weather warning in force for snow. and that covers these areas, particularly the higher ground of the pennines and the cumbrian fells, where we could still see some more accumulations of sleet, mix of rain and some wet snow i think towards lower levels, but the possibility of some drifting snow still two, with brisk easterly winds across the higher ground, some of the snow making its way into the southern uplands, but a sunshine for northern scotland perhaps. it remains windy towards coastal areas and there'll be a lot of spray with that snow melt and extra rain across the southern half of england and wales, where it's mild, 12 or 13 c, but it remains very cold further north and the milder air never quite gets here either, so it's likely that we'll see everything re

we have 16 year-old mickey from brentwood and the mickey there with those coy is first and his group.they're all making their hoping anyway to make it to the top 10 voting closes january 30. >> you write about make eyes. the wonder he's he's leaving. i guess are these like you? you're not going to vote for there's pasco, really fun. double basco we've in the studio. so we know him personally and then the fashion east and the middle. so so many obstacles joins. they're all they're all good boys and girls, right? that wraps up kron. 4 news at 6 for us. always appreciate your time. have a good weekend. be safe. we'll see you next week night. "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little thing that wasn't there last year? a new bounce in your step? the way your retinal scan connects to your blood sugar? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. ♪ ♪ >> president trump pulls the plug on dr. fauci's security detail as he and melania make

every time we go to disney world, he thinks mickey mouse just happened to be there that day. i'll tell ya, seeing god in heaven was just like that time i met mickey and donald outside thunder mountain. i mean, what are the odds? but, peter, i still don't understand why you would go to all that trouble to find god and only ask about the patriots. oh, i asked for one more thing. -aah! what's happening? -don't look at her. don't look at her. it's okay. just go with it. it'll all be over in a second. >> announcer: from the most trusted journalists at comedy central... it's america's only source for news. this is "the daily show" with your host, desi lydic! ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> desi: welcome to "the daily show!" i'm desi lydic. we've got so much to talk about tonight. the right pretends invading greenland isn't weird as hell. we've got tips for maintaining your insurrection. and you won't believe this, but new yorkers are complaining about something! but first, donald trump is reminding people what his special brand of leadership looks like, so let's get into our continuin

mickey guyton. we love you. >> yeah.so great. >> we're going to go to meghan trainor singing one of her new songs, criminals at the red rocks amphitheater. >> thank you sir. that was awesome. lock me up cause i've been bad. >> and i know i'll do it again. you're the best i ever had. i'm guilty. i confess. blue lights, red lights. we gon get real mom tonight. blue lights, red lights with you. anything that feels this good. well, it must be illegal. it must be. illegal. legal. anything that feels this good. well, it must be illegal. it must be illegal. so call us criminals. criminals? hey, call us criminals. hey! i've been stealing all your time. but i know that's what you want. i swear, the way you blow my mind. >> so be against the law. >> blue lights, red lights. we gon get real wild tonight. hey, come on. i'm with you. anything that feels this good. well, it must be illegal. it must be illegal. legal. anything that feels is good. well, it must be illegal. it must be illegal. so call us criminals. criminal. whoa! call u

i know what i want you to be able to be done. mickey phones and we'll see we only justifies the demand of fed up the the the window on the, to the software is much full in mind to send out of the 24 hours traveling only a 150 kilometers. the comb voice finally arrives the noise. oh, the the, the thunder storms are building and getting an argentine that where you can see that happening happens and so se present as well. but where it's been very hot recently, that is not an option to either empowered, right? that's where you tend to generate these big sense terms. and there they are reaching data year to acquire as well. so these can be dramatic, particularly at nights. beautiful sun, this don't see over the river plate button by day. if you're not in the sunshine, you'll see the clouds building. they not as big as they were in brazil. chances are with the se, the result be relatively dry there. if you're in rio, you'd be seeing there's thunderstorms, the right it has to move north, not in to venezuela, into columbia. there was a risk from the orange top ones here. offline slides impacts

one of those kids was wearing a mickey mouse shirt.people in that eight audience and even mickey mouse was and who donald trump was. >> tyrus: wasn't that at an orphanage? i want to adopt everyone of them. [applause] >> charlie: the research into it is a little shaky, but you know the video israel. i could not have come up with this. >> tyrus: i'm just saying. >> charlie: that is the trump the left would have voted for fisher. >> michele: exactly. >> tyrus: all right, michele. what do you got? >> michele: mine is a similar breakthrough for trump. whether it was barron doing all the podcasting direction or whatever, theo von. he goes to sit down with theo von. actually, theo traveled to him. and there was a moment -- the first time i saw it i went, oh, my gosh, people are going to see this side of trump and they are going to completely think, wait a minute, he's way more human than i thought he was. so here is that moment. >> i would just do cocaine. that was really -- he had. not just -- he had. >> that's down and dirty, right? >> yeah

what would be the proper procedure if a person was to win the state or say mickey mouse and what would happen? guest: the process would go forward but ultimately if you have someone have a majority that's not eligible to be president of the united states, congress would have a right to object to the electors and the swearing in or certification of that candidate. it may happen. i wasn't familiar with in connecticut where i think you're from that that is true. you can have write-in candidates of mickey house and other who i guess in theory could win the presidency but if and when it gets to congress to certify what we saw today they're not going to get that given the constitution prohibits anything from being foreign born from being sworn in. host: our last caller is from georgia, it's gabe on our independent line. caller: greetings and hi. thanks for taking my call. good afternoon and happy new year to all the u.s.a. a little bit of a apology on my voice. host: you sound fine, gabe. caller: in stage 4 cancer and disabled military vet but i am an independent and i am pleased with the re

if one of those kids was wearing a mickey mouse shirt. a pet.nce new, mickey mouse was then they knew who donald trump was. >> tyrus: wasn't at an orphanage? because i want to adopt every one of them. >> yeah, the research into it is a little shaky. you know the video is real. a.i. cannot come up with that. >> tyrus: knock it movie stars, get a little coin. >> that is the trump left would have voted for sure. [laughter] >> exactly. exactly. >> tyrus: all right, michelle, what you got? >> mine is a similar breakthrough for trump when he went, unique, whether it was baron who was doing a lot of the podcasting, directional, whatever, theo von. so trump goes to sit down with theo von on this podcast actually the attempt to him him. and there was a moment that to me the first time i saw it i went, i my gosh, people are going to see this side of trump and they are going to completely think, wait a minute, he is way more human than i thought he was. so here's that moment. >> i'm going to just do cocaine. that was really, yeah. i'm not just dusya. >> th

great to see mickey drexler. that's it for us. mixed market today. lauren: hello, folks.yman scott bessent joined the ship and

and mickey have seen projects and surge work over the years. you know, in years it sort of began to dawn me that, you know, life of activism like many of us have lived here doesn't seem to be it doesn't seem to be panning out on the other hand, the heavy lifting seems to be done being done by the efforts to contain us. the coming from russia and china iran plus the bolivarian and cuba and an obvious alignment forming all of them. and it doesn't matter if some are communist democratic socialist summer you know the islamic republic or barbados as. well yeah yeah. well i and it to me it seems to me if there's any if there's any possibility of containing us even reversing that the processes that that you write about it's coming from them. and yet what see on the left is a ambivalence at best toward all of these countries and the they're taking in the world and if i can formulate a question these seems to be these seem to be sort of national efforts then by peripheral and semi peripheral countries against the countries of the core that are obviously

here's papa walt and his many mickey mice. i would like to know more about this one, though. what i was expecting. so let's see how many celebrities we can name in 10s go tom hanks, anne hathaway, christina aguilera, samuel l jackson. ooh, is that ed asner? i actually just read the sign. i didn't know what he looked like, but. voice from up, of course. okay, i'm now in the hallway where many of the studios are, and i have no idea which one is ours, so i should probably go figure that out. maybe it's this one. it's locked. yeah, i'm just gonna wait till someone shows up, i guess. andrew. did eventually make it. this is our studio for now. it's a little temporary before they're still building our main one. but take a look at our digs. >> i would like to point out you were waiting for andrew, but i was actually the first one in the studio. >> i don't want to bother you. you were in makeup. >> i could have let you in. >> how do i leave? >> how do. >> i go? oh, we're sleeping under this table. i have no idea how to get out of this building. it's massive. if that's not clear yet. >

well, mickey bowman is the bank representative on the board now who is heavily involved in a republican. the president could elevate her but he can also say i don't want the fed to move forward, i won't appoint anyone for the time being, then next january he chooses someone to his liking. scarlet: it raises the bigger question of whether there will be other movement from within the federal reserve, like in specific posts work -- we are bringing up jay powell it was such a big question at the recent -- recent fomc about whether he would step down or change his role. here's chairman, but even if he steps down or is removed in some way, he could still stay on at the fed. mike: he could. his term as chair is up next year and the president elect has made it pretty clear he wouldn't reappoint him, but he could stay on the board until 2028, preventing trump from the point anyone else within the board to be chair. you don't have to give the fed governor a chair of the federal reserve, but the chair of the open market committee that makes the interest rate decisions doesn't have to be on the fed

music: love is strange by mickey & sylvia. # love. # love is strange...# hello there. day of disruption for some, and now the met office has extended the amber weather warning. it's going to be valid until 6am on monday morning. they've shrunk the area a little, it includes the lake district. some areas could see as much as ten io—iscm of further snow, on top of already significant snowfall and blizzard like conditions, with strong winds close to the centre of the low. we'll continue to see some snow showers through the night across northeast scotland, across the peaks and pennines as well, across the north of england. rain elsewhere, but with temperatures here in rural spots falling below freezing, ice could be an issue as well first thing. so an icy start, be careful if you're going to be out on the roads early on, particularly if the snow showers are set to continue. as we go through the morning, there'll be further snow showers driven along by strong north to north westerly winds. some of those will run down through wales and into the midlands here. a wintry mix of

the film i am most looking forward to seeing in 2025 has to be mickey 17 by bong joon—ho.k he's a one—off visionary, and it's so exciting to see this south korean director working in english in the sci—fi genre again, and with robert pattinson. it also promises a lot of the grim humour he became famous for with that multiple oscar winner parasite. screams specifically, i'm looking forward to seeing danny boyle back in the directing chair with the post—apocalyptic horror film 28 years later. men, men... men go mad with watching him. but more generally, i'm looking forward to seeing some great cinema from film—makers next year, powerful, authentic movies that inspire us in these rather uncertain times. so from me, tom brook, and the rest of the talking movies team here in new york and london, it's goodbye as we leave you with the song beyond from that smash disney—animated musical moana 2. # i'll go beyond # on the vast, uncharted seas # will i lose myself between all that we know right here # and what's out there beyond? # leaving all i love behind # with the future of our

mickey mouse. [ laughter ] worse. disney, hulu, fubo. a new way to stream, even on your phone.ducing nu fone, hu dis. [ laughter ] nope. disney's hulu live is partnering with fubo to bring you live hos. oh, god. [ laughter ] look, at least we're not called peacock. >> jimmy: alright, there you go. [ cheers and applause ] it's interesting. whatever they're call it, i'll watch. whatever it is, i'll watch it. well, as everyone knows, we're right in the middle of dry january, and i read that there's been an explosion in the popularity of nonalcoholic mocktails. yep. here to discuss his bar's mocktail menu is new york bartender ethan beverly. ethan. [ cheers and applause ] >> hi, jimmy. man, it's great to be here. >> jimmy: so tell me about some of your most popular mocktails. >> yeah. well, folks absolutely love the tea-tini. now, that is iced tea, simple syrup, and one juiced meyer lemon. that goes for $18. next we've got the -- [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: no, i'm sorry, sorry. why -- why does that cost $18? it's just iced tea. >> and a juiced meyer lemon, jimmy. [ light laughter

and you saw like one of those kids was wearing a mickey mouse shirt. i bet fewer people in that audience knew who mickey mouse was than knew who donald trump was. >> oh, that's a good point. >> wasn't that at an orphanage? because i want to adopt every one of them? yeah, yeah. >> the research into it is a little shaky, but, you know, the video is real. like, i could not have come up with a worst case scenario i can get him as kid movie stars make a little coin. >> i mean, i want him because i love him, but i'm just saying that's a that's a trump the left would have voted for, for sure. >> yeah, exactly. >> exactly. >> all right. michelle, what do you got? okay. >> mine is a similar breakthrough for trump when he went, you know, whether it was barron who was doing all the podcasting direction or whatever theo von so trump goes to sit down with theo von on this podcast. actually, theo traveled to him and there was a moment that to me, the first time i saw it, i went, oh my gosh, people are going to see this side of trump. and they're going to completely

music: love is strange by mickey & sylvia # love is strange...# hello.kend, it's probably worth keeping an eye on the weather forecast because wintry weather could cause some quite significant disruption. met office amber warnings have been issued for snow and ice during the weekend, particularly covering parts of wales, the midlands and up into northern england as we head through saturday night and on into sunday. so what's going on? well, cold air has set in across the uk, this cold arctic air sitting in place. and then from the southwest, some milder air tries to make a move. and along the boundary between the two, we have this weather front. as this weather front moves into the cold air, well, it is that that will generate some significant snow for some of us, but also some rain down towards the south as things turn milder. saturday morning, though, starting with some fog, especially down towards the south — freezing fog after a cold night. and after that foggy start, with cloud rolling in from the south, i think across some southern parts, it will b

. >> meanwhile, mickey mouse won't be left out a dozen of his 1929. cartoons are also now up for grabs following steamboat, willie is debuting the public domain last year, but it's not just cartoons making the leap. virginia woolf's a room of one's own ernest hemingway's. a farewell to arms. william faulkner's the sound and the fury. john steinbeck's first novel couple of gold on front. that class. >> it's by >> singing in the rain. just the song by you've got the movie splash into the public domain >> u.s. what a glow is get ready stop ukulele tiptoe through the tulips will fair a >> that was xavier walton reporting. switching gears now to weather taking a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. traffic moving nicely there. kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with a look for your forecast and also just in and earthquake in ca california. yeah. shaken in the new year already. you get up toward the north. >> near clearlake in ca barry. we've had an earthquake there that the earthquake centered the volcanic region. very common t

. >> meanwhile, mickey mouse won't be left out a dozen of his 1929. cartoons are also now up for grabs following steamboat, willie is debuting the public domain last year, but it's not just cartoons making the leap. virginia woolf's a room of one's own ernest hemingway's. a farewell to arms. william faulkner's the sound and the fury. john steinbeck's first novel couple of gold on front all their class. >> it's by them. i i don't you. >> singing in the rain. just the song. my view that the movie splash into the public them in the in the what i call or is get ready stop ukulele tiptoe through the fair >> still ahead, stay parks across california are offering free guided hikes for those looking to start 2025. on the right foot. >> and so began the new year with some free guided hikes and experience some of the golden state's national treasures. juliet smith reports after meeting with some hikers in auburn. it's part of a nationwide effort to get people outdoors and moving. the recreational us we spoke with today say they've been to the state park before.

and company, currently comprised of grateful dead founding members bob weir, bill kreutzmann and mickeyt. annual gala raises funds to support the music community, especially as wildfires in the l.a. area devastate the region. proceeds will also support transplant patients. honoring the late phil lesh's commitment to that cause. performers include zac brown, mick fleetwood, sammy hagar, wynonna judd, noah khan, dave matthews and a lot of others. the gala is happening january 31st, two days before the grammy awards. that's a big deal. up next, a vallejo native becomes part of baseball immortality. the ballots are out for the hall of fame. cc sabathia. does he make the cut? we'll take him behind the scenes. all right, let's give you a live look inside the control room at rockefeller center. lester holt, preparing for nightly news. we're following the latest out of the trump white house. plus bob dylan lyrics that just sold for half $1 million. pete g. writes, "my tween wants a new phone. how do i not break the bank?" we got you, pete. xfinity mobile was designed to save you money and gives

in the past, we've met will, stevie, sigourney, will, paul, fiddy, eliza, will, mickey, and...will, todeveloped in collaboration with. . .well, will. it's only will. i.am. how are you doing, man? how are you? good to see you, buddy. will has fine—tuned the sound of these smart speakers and earbuds. and, i mean, he's fine—tuned every sound. all the bips and bops, the bloop, bloop, bloops. it turns out, making a bloop, if you really care like i care, you put more time in a bloop than making a beat. spencer laughs. so these are the sounds it makes when you press the buttons, yeah? yes, yes. right, ok. those are the bleeps and bloops, technical term. i thought it was going to be like, oh, i'll have this done in, like, a couple of hours. dude, these bleeps and bloops took two days to fine—tune them. boom. we are bringing cutting—edge technology and amazing creative visions together with lg xboom. our goal with the new xboom series was never about duplicating what already existed. it's about reimagining what a speaker is supposed to be. i kind of know the answer to this, but i want to hear y

being a beloved children's current to alter it, should it's copyright in 2022 to this last year. mickey mouse is steam boat. we became green boats with east stores. there's also a hard trailer for the sleigh, a man and 2 more is all set for release. what have you ever seen in the studio also now in the public domain? alfred hitchcock's 1st speech month film, blackmail. it's a psychological thriller but doesn't have many of the traits the most suspense low to became famous for let me say joining the film category will be the months brothers musical comedy, the coconut sword fixtures up password. do you understand? okay, i got it. well, what is a password? i'm sorry, it's a starting place, and this early work contains many of the familiar gags that would make the marx brothers famous boost hints of what's to come over the next decade, many hollywood classics will begin to lose that copyright protection. and these are just a few of the treasure, troy, the 20th century was coming into the public domain. and it's a matter of watch this space to see what today's creative minds they make them

being a beloved children's current to alter it, should it's copyright in 2022 to this at last, the mickey mouse is steamboat. willie became green boats willy stores. there's also a hard trailer for the sleigh, a man and 2. well her is all set for release. what have you ever seen in a studio also now in the public domain? alfred hitchcock's 1st speech meant film blackmail. it's a psychological thriller but doesn't have many of the traits the most suspense slow to became famous. oh, let me see. joining us, film category will be the mounts, brothers musical comedy, the coconut sort pictures, a password. do you understand? okay, i got it. well, what is the password? sorry, they started playing this already worked, contains many of the familiar gags that would make the marx brothers famous boost hints of what's to come. over the next decade, betty hollywood classics will begin to lose that copyright protection. and these are just a few of the treasure troy, the 20th century was coming in to the public domain. and it's a matter of watch this space to see what today's creative minds they makes t

music: love is strange by mickey & sylvia sharon stone shot to international fame after her role in basicomination and oscar nominations. she's since added many strings to her bow, including humanitarian, author and painter. i caught up with her at a festival in italy where we talked movies, life and politics.

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for example, the 1939 film babes in arms with mickey rooney and judy garland impersonating fdr in e.r. and the reverent 1945 british film great day, in which a british village plans for her visit. for her visit. however, after eleanor's death in november 1962, the past with open for filmmakers and documentary documentarians about her life and that of franklin on film and television, the eleanor roosevelt story won the oscar for best documentary. 1965. and as the seventies, dawn, they became the subject of emmy award winning television dramas such as eleanor and franklin in 1976, which is how i was introduced as a girl to roosevelts. she's been a major or supporting character in more than 50 different narrative films, television shows, including showtime's the first lady series in 22 and a major topic of at least 25 documentaries. she was also an early advocate for visual literacy space, referring to the newsreels, e.r. wrote in 1938. i can that seeing things is almost a necessity in this visual minded period of our development. she recognized that the movies were primarily enjoyed as

music: love is strange by mickey & sylvia sharon stone shot to international fame after her role in basicany strings to her bow, including humanitarian, author and painter. i caught up with her at a festival in italy where we talked movies, life and politics. so, sharon stone, thank you so much forjoining us on the bbc�*s 100 women. first of all, how are you? just tickled. i'm so excited. i so can't believe i got chosen for this list. thank you. one thing i do want to explore with you are women in hollywood. behind the scenes, you've got quite a plethora of titles

with the most you to some of these to a cannot settle these to sort of be yes it is going on on the mickey, so it'd be like, you know, it shouldn't be a lot to in what see what you want to know so, so oh, but as of august the the with the end of world war one, the move in for an indian independence from the british empire flared up with renewed vigor. the british responded to the growth of the national liberation movement with arrest and brutal violence. repression caused active resistance. in march 1919 at the call of mahatma gandhi, a peaceful strike began in the country. but the british responded with a new round of violence and far bade the indians to gather more than 4 people. on the day of the sea bass at t festivals. a huge crowd of civilians gathered in the center of the city of i'm the star in northern india. seeing these as outright defiance. general reginald dyer gave the order to open fire on the on arm the both. the barbaric execution claimed the lives of at least 379 indians, including 40 children, the youngest of who was 6 weeks old. the indian national congress considered t

so he just slips my mickey and it makes him a little shaky. the fight these and oh, this happens at the hotel claridge on west 44th street, which the headquarters of lucky. so all things connect and go around circles that keep happening and happening. the jewel robberies, amazing amazing numbers involved in the $305,000 in jewelry, robberies, 265 murders as of showgirls. again having. oh one one of the showgirls is insured the jewels are insured by. arnold rothstein. but just before she's robbed and murdered the policy. okay these are these are tough times the tough times. one of the jewel robberies in that $305,000 robbery is a woman named godman. and then she they robbed something from a guy named harry glenn b of the glenn b manufacturing fortune big money hairnets. so she she's involved in that. she gets caught and one of our associates commit suicide. she shows up in our story a couple of decades that when she comes in from chicago go with a rich businessman they check into the ansonia hotel and the place is raided by detectives except th

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she made a bald head of elon musk and mickey mouse from disney, showing media and tech moguls bowing at the knee to president- elect donald trump. this is the cartoon ann has given us permission to show. she says it was nixed by her boss, david shipley. she believes this was editorial interference by "the washington post," owned by bezos. shipley says he was concerned this was repetitive. he said a recent column was published about the same topic. i've seen many times cartoons and columnists have repeated each other. the cartoonist believes this was a form of censorship and she quit the post as a result. there's been a drain on talent at the post as others have left. some expressing concern about the leadership of the post. for a decade bezos was seen as an exemplar owner of the post, this billionaire willing to fund the post even when it was losing money. in recent weeks there have been concerns about whether he'll have the post back in a trump 2.0. we've seen all this coverage recently, jim, about moguls, media moguls, tech moguls bending a knee for trump. if some are bending a kne

my name is john mickey. i'm a resident of san francisco . >> i was a civilian volunteer with s.f. 14 years and i've been a board member at bay leaf for the last couple of years. i was recently elected the vice president and i'm the only civilian not affiliated with law enforcement sitting on the board. this board is run with integrity and this board supports law enforcement individuals, their families and civilians who work for law enforcement agencies. >> and i think me was to really start building a bridge between the community and law enforcement so we could understand each other better, understand public safety issues ,understand the challenges of being in law enforcement and as art said, fill the gap. >> san francisco's at the cutting edge of solving the challenges of law enforcement issues. but there's still work to be done and we really need your support. thank you very much. >> hello, my name is liam mckeever. >> i live in d6. i just think it's really sad the officers and other officers who are injured or killed in the line of duty have to be here begging for money to take

aultmanaultman also in the cartoon, with a lipstick holding "los angeles times" holder and a bowing mickey mouse. of course, disney. in the resignation, the cartoonist wrote this, quote, i have had editorial feedback and productive conversations and differences about cartoons that i have submitted for publication. but in all that time, i've never had a cartoon killed because of who or what i chose to aim my pen at. until now. last month, bezos dined with trump after announcing he'd donate $1 million to his inauguration. he made a decision to kill an indorsement for vice president harris for president that the editorial board drafted. ceos of google, meta, tiktok, made the trek to mar-a- lago, prompting this election from the president-elect. >> the first term, everybody was fighting me. in this term, everybody wants to be my friend. i don't know. my personality changed or something. >> everybody wants to be my friend. doug heye, more people probably saw this cartoon now in the midst of them killing it and her making this decision. what's it say about this world we're living in? >> it shows

national mall in washington of african-american history and culture and there was a congressman named mickey leland who who who died, who had been kind of the chief sponsor. lewis takes it over for years. he's pushing this. sometimes it gets close one time it cleared the house and would cleared the senate. but for jesse helms the racist north carolina powerful senator. but then helms dies and someone else is an obstacle. it never quite gets there. and the early two, thousands, a very conservative religious, this kansas senator named sam brown. some of you may remember him who liked to around the national mall is struck by the thought that america lacks such a museum on the mall and really needs one. whatever people of brownback's policies he did feel you know a sincere belief that you know this was a part of our history that to be better known and accounted for and shared with you know, the stamp of the federal government. he finds out about john lewis working on it through of his staffers. and he said to me, you know until that point i always thought of john lewis who just as someone who ju

great to see mickey drexler. that's it for us. mixed market today. lauren: hello, folks. welcome to kudlow. i'm larry kudlow. treasuryman scott bessent joined the ship and they don't like trump oligarch and senator rand paul here to cut spending and senator mark wayne mullins on democrat policy and first up grady trimble live in washington where he's probably freezing. grady, what's cooking? reporter: the treasury department and scott bessent fending off and trump's plans to implement tariffs and cut government spending and make the 2017 tax cuts permanent. >> if we do not renew and extend then we will be facing an economic calamity and as always, with financial instability, that falls on the middle and working class people. reporter: democrats are accusing bessent for middle and working class but for the wealthy specifically going after some of trump's guests at inauguration. >> three people on top, mr. musk, mr. bezos and mr. zuckerberg worth almost a trillion dollars, more than half of the bottom of our society. s. >> the three billionaires that you list that had all m

. - so many people came out of "the mickey mouse club." programming, which, everyone's like, "that's never gonna take off." [laughs] - music would be as much, or more, in people's lives than it ever had been, but the economics of it would vanish. - ♪ another turning point, a fork stuck in the road ♪ ♪ time grabs you by the wrist, directs you where to go ♪ - the '90s represented being who you are. "this is the kind of music i'm gonna make, "and i don't care who likes it and who doesn't like it, "and i'm not gonna sound like anybody else. this is who i am." - ♪ something unpredictable ♪ - people were starving for authenticity. they were starving for what the real experience was-- the messy, chaotic, fallible experience of being human. and the '90s gave complete, green-light permission for that to be explored. - you talk about this band a lot, then you go, "oh, wait a minute, you can't talk about the '90s "without this one! oh, and this one, and this one, and this one!" where there's so many monumental bands, one after another-- that's the '9