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is now available on youtube tv just in time for the holidays to other channels are also now included in the lineup hallmark moviesand mysteries and hallmark drama. the deal comes just in time for the channel's countdown to christmas and miracles of christmas programming. aka, the predictable movies. we love to cozy up on the couch to watch this time of the year. all 3 of the home are channels are now available for youtube tv subscribers with no monthly price increase. and finally an autonomous robot has made the world's first needle list injection. the kobe robot was created by a company founded at the university of waterloo. the robot can be programmed handle various tasks by itself. founder showed how the robot could administer an interim muscular injection like a vaccine without a needle. and without the need for a nurse. the company says the tech could protect and free up health care workers. in addition to health care creators of the robot say it could be used in clean tech and hospitality. also take the real human, especially for that little prep. swab got to make sure you get the right area. i'm rich demur

. >> when we were faced with isolation and uncertainty, hallmark channel's movies brought a great senseectivity. >> we want an operation to subsidize our broad band business, and we brought a whole, we put it in the deep freeze and whenever that was all done, there would be more. >> it's been a tough couple of years, masking up, staying in, seeking safety, unable to touch or hug those we love. >> i'm sending this message because i miss you. >> we're separate. >> but together. >> missing a good hug. know that i miss a good hug too. >> amc developed a campaign called we're with you. it was a great opportunity for talent who's also stuck at home that really wanted to give back, and we were able to create something that they were excited to participate in. >> we are with you. >> just about everything you didn't know you would miss. >> we're with you. >> we worked with senior centers, and volunteered to give them a call every day. making sure that they have at least one person that keeps them connected to the other world. >> i mean, the pandemic is the heart of it all. >> as we venture back

i was already watching on netflix like you know, holiday movies, whatever was available as love actually has the hallmark channel moved to like their holiday movies. i saw that. >> they do that. like what january. >> great for business. it goes to them. >> i've loved it. so let's take a live look outside. you notice i love this forecast because we are tracking crystal clear conditions out there in the east bay over berkeley and temperatures along the coast mid 60's for the marina district and downtown san francisco. very seasonal temperatures there. we are going to start out very breezy. winds on sunday morning gusts. upwards of 35 miles per hour or less and thankfully because of our to atmospheric rivers and the light showers that we've gotten throughout the month of november. we don't have that threat for high fire danger concerns, though still tracking a lot of much needed moisture out there. daly city in the low 70's with l granada and half moon bay in the mid 60's. but we are going to see warmer temperatures for those of you in brisbane and south san francisco away from the immediate coastline temperatures

movies, i think one of the m reasons the hallmark movies are so popularar is because everyone knows for that one month you can turn on that one channel will get a feel good movie but you could imitate that behavior in congress where you have a sort if this is the bipartisanship month or the week or whatever it endspa up being, where if you had a week that was focused on bipartisanship and collaboration and centralize all the activities around that theme, that's going to be an easy way to get attention from the media in terms of these small bills but if you do an entire week of it you could then capitalize o. >> and you could play it right after shark week. [laughter] >> i feel like this is the time i should thank c-span for being here. >> they did a week covering the work of the committee and as you could imagine it was ratings gold. [laughter] i appreciate the work of the committee but it's incumbent on all of us to take those responsibilities of reaching out and being everything that we talk about, being accountable and collaborative. this has been an interesting time as anybody in the room will acknowledge. my third day we had jan

think one of the reasons that you know the hallmark movies are so popular is because everyone knows for that one month you can turn on that one channel and you will get a feel good movie, but you could actually imitate that behavior in congress where you had to sort of like this is the bipartisanship month or the week, you know, whatever it ends up being. where if you had a week that was focused on, you know, bipartisanship and and collaboration and you kind of centralize all of your activities around that theme. like as a house then that's going to be an easier way for you to get attention from the media. probably also in terms of these like small little bills that wouldn't get attention of themselves, but if you don't know an entire week of it, like right now, i think that would be so shocking that people would be like, well we're definitely gonna cover this. but you know, you can kind of capitalize on that by consolidating things. >> yeah. and you could play it right after shark week. [laughter] >> yes. >> i feel like this is the time where i should thank c span for being here. but also to cover congress, they did a week covering

channel ferry. for those of you familiar with the movie "the longest day," it's where the casino battle is. nobody can ever see my lapel pin, but i'm wearing my pegasus pin today because of their assistance to the sixth airborne at pegasus bridge and the marriville battery getting to the airborne troopers seizing these key spots. it would be great if the story ended there because d-day was a success. we get into the log slog, they cross the sen, they keep advancing and come september of '44 as the allies are moving with the brits and canadians in the rlgt no, the americans in the south, we have market garden going on. at the same time there's another operation that x troop is involved. can you tell us about the shelf estuary? >> walgren, because of the -- it's very clear, like you said, the allies need another place to supply them. they need antwerp. to get there you have to go by an island call wall karen. hitler realizes this as well. he sends huge numbers of german enforcements to this little island call wall karen. the river is on the way to get to antwerp. again, a bunch of x troopers

movie mauritania, and about to get mo d. he held without being charged, known today's going underground show here on this channel, she expands on the case of magic con, a former prisoner of the cia who claims to have been brutally treated. this is the 1st time that everyone got to hear, ah, in anywhere what these horrible things that were done. did them go back and look at the 16th century england and you'll know what happened to him basically just horrific. and that's what happened to the others in the black sites also. i mean, so nothing has happened. i mean, this is just in the past few days, nothing has happened. that senate ripple, which is the cia of illegal torture in 2014. and he says, when he says clearly, the more he cooperated, the more he was tortured. that's what he says. yes, the whole thing is, so is so too horrible. the senate report makes public some of what happened to our clients, but not everything. and now more is coming out and now i believe it will be more and more difficult for the government of the united states to keep secret what happened to the other people, the $911.00 people and my client. and o

until there is clarity on what the future of movies in a theater look like, up 1600%, i'm a seller. >> all right again it is on the youtube channelraders are revving up for lyft earnings after the bell tomorrow. we'll tell you how they are trading the ride sharing stock next you're watching "fast money" live in times square we're ckig aerhiba rhtft ts. ... serena... ace. ♪ ♪ get your tv together with the best of live and on demand. introducing directv stream. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so... ...glad we did this. [kid plays drums] life is for living. let's partner for all of it. i'm so glad we did this. edward jones >>> welcome back here is a a sneak peek at the cramer cam catch a full interview at the top of the hour on "mad money. and you could have cramer delivered right to your in box at the cnbc investing club point at the qr code and sign up >>> check out shares of lyft rallying but still down 16% in the last month some are betting the stock could be ready for liftoff in the earnings tomorrow. see what we did there. mike khouw joins us for the actio

the channels i cannot get, the movie networks, the other networks, we just need to, we need to do someecounting on the votes. i suspect that the republican party and russia are using people who have passed, who have died during covid and they are probably taking their votes and putting them in their columns. all the retirees and college students who are volunteering and working with benefits, it's a shortage of school buses. we need to get children laptops so they can attend school. host: jonas, philadelphia, another democrat. you are on. caller: i agree with many other democrats, i think a major reason why yungkin host: -- yungkin was elected, trump could become president again in 2024. host: next caller. caller: those people who say they are afraid trump will be president again, at least when trump was president, he was awake. he knew what was going on. anyway, hopefully he will keep going and we can blow this bolshevik yoke off of this country and get back to the way we were when things were going good. again, just get the bolsheviks out of power. they destroyed russia years and yea

with the exception of maybe 2 or 3 channels war primarily acting as cheerleaders of the government. political, i want to vis job on the mancha shorter here will be a movie. me polished up long but idea. those are jobs for a couple on bugger biscuit parcels. her biscuit bellanca plan. through the 1st year of the pandemic. some of the tv news coverage really exemplified the problems with india's mainstream media sensationalism. a lack of critical perspective. and especially in one case, that of the international muslim movement called the leakage ahmad, a tendency to 0 in on a group, and stigmatize them in march 2020. in the early days of the pandemic and well before the government announced the 1st nationwide lockdown, members of the leakage, ahmad gathered in the thousands for a conference at the groups headquarters in new delhi social distance in guidelines were not followed by the groups members. but they were not alone in that, across india, people was slow to follow mandates on distancing and masking the media pylon on the deleted your mom was one of the ugly. a moment in the coverage of the pandemic of the top. it's probably not a lot of i could te

actress jodie foster, the movie, the more retaining and about a get mo detainee held without being charged. now, in a recent interview with our show going underground here on this channel, she expanded on the case of magic khan, a former prisoner of the ca, who claims to have been brutally treated. the 1st type of detainees has testified on, on torture. you had a quote, a stain on the moral fiber of america. what kind of torture and tortures would now being used in the supreme court and in the beta case. and of course was used in the senate committees investigation. what did it constitute? well that, that was the other significant may be more significant. part of this case is that his testimony was public. and the generally nobody's been allowed to say what happened to them in the black science. um they're, they're what they say, what my client has said to me. i'll borrow him. a mouse re, is classified. they've never been allowed to explain what their feelings are. this is the 1st time that everyone got to hear, ah, in anywhere what these horrible things that were done. did them go back and look at the 16th century england and you'll know what happened to him basically

christmas. [ laughter ] hey, get this, the hallmark channel is holding a baking contest and the grand prize is a walk-on role in a hallmark original movie [ laughter ] even the director of the hallmark movie was like, "take the money! [ laughter ] seriously, for 5 grand, you can shoot your own hallmark movie. >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: hey, here's good news, the north american meat institute said it will reach paris agreement emission targets by 2030. when i heard, my first thought was, "there's a north american meat institute?" [ laughter ] sounds less like a real organization and more like something you'd read on the shirt of a dude at crossfit. [ laughter ] it's a long walk but it's worth it i like that joke [ laughter ] yeah and finally, according to new research, it's perfect -- the perfect time to go to bed for your heart's health is between 10:00 and 11:00 p.m. this probably explains why nbc ran a promo today that said, "forget your heart and catch an all-new episode of 'the tonight show.' [ cheers and applause we have a great show give it up for the roots, everybody! it's good for you. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applau

we're getting into the holiday hallmark channel is on in my sister's house 24/7. all of these moviesfirst time director behind "tick, tick... boom!" it's the one and only lin-manuel miranda and he is here we cannot wait to catch up with him after a check of your local news, weather and these messages ese messages. >>> good morning. it is 8:26. and the apparent abduction of a girl in the north bay is now triggering an amber alert outside the bay area. please are looking for the 15-year-old girl. they believe she was taken at a gas station in santa rosa yesterday. the man they're looking for is identified as a 20-year-old. he is 5'7", last seen wearing long sleeves, orange shirt, and black pants. police believe the suspect and victim may be headed to southern california. we'll have more later on our newscast. >>> it's a foggy start out there for some folks, kari. >> especially, especially in the east bay. visn't has dropped to a mile and a quarter or less. once it lifts, we'll still have clouds and cool temperatures as we get ready for scattered showers moving in later tonight. rain to

came would be his civil war movie and is very disappointed that it turned out to not be and of course i think it would be more disappointed that is not only civil war channels from the western channel all of the time. [laughter] >> i really didn't think he would think much of that pretty hundred. >> john what are you working on pretty. >> sketched out more of seven chapters, wartime to try to get an idea of how thorough the research is in what holes still remain so that is front and center and on the back burner, the project in 2013, have been writing three - 17 years to work. and took a while, 17 years and all the needed maybe this would be a good subject for research. what about the prison camp, in its entire history, results in a very important industrial site inside a lot of brutal debts and before and after the war, major industrial site in the century after the work read thus eliminating a home assault pretty much every message of the civil war, the prison camps and today, the gym of the system, the park system heavily visited, the project is focusing on the history of the prison camp, the kind of synergies and elimination about a place and i'm entitl

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channels and stuff, like, "hannah montana." >> now why don't you tell me what's really on your mind? >> those moviesut it's like -- it's just always like, is that really how it is in real life? >> reporter: something is changing inside this quiet child. >> i wanted to get that phone and, like, somehow get, like, talking to other people.art - 'cause i've never talked to strangers before. >> reporter: with her secret phone she decides to post a little song she has written online. ♪ you blame me for everything ♪ ♪ you blame me for what they say what they say ♪ ♪ you blame me for everything ♪ >> when mother and father would leave, i would -- that's when i would sneak in the bathroom and i would make my videos and put them out. and i was hoping, like, if i made those videos, then people might follow me on social media. and some did. >> reporter: a stranger writes, asking why she's always inside and up at night. >> he kind of just realized that i was always in my room, and then he started asking questions. and i told him how we eat and how we're not allowed to get out of bed. he was like, this isn't right

but this was like another channel out of like nowhere, from mars, where you have steve martin and this hodge-podge of moviesl have four minutes with johnny and the network sensors will do, you know -- they will do a deep dive on every single word that you say. compare that to hbo where basically they had -- they could show nudity, you could say curse words, no commercials and of course violence. violence. for a comedian like george carlin, like steve martin, liar eddie murphy, one of the things that hbo does is it owns comedy and it owns music. there are incredible music specials. if you're a comedian, you get to go on for like an hour, you get to say whatever you want. through a rodney dangerfield special. all of a sudden there's this incredible freedom from censorship and you have a network that is not only encouraging -- not only letting you do what you want to do, but they're encouraging you to push barrier, and that was a fundamental sea change. >> yeah. and then another fundamental sea change came, one of my favorite stories about hbo and really tv was when jeff bucus decided he was going to take a ri