no more descriptions of their own genitalia, no more mention by mr. bellspeaking to blake lively's dead father. afterwards she alleges he hired a pr crisis firm to launch a smear campaign against her. >> who else is engaged in paid for higher online manipulation of behalf of powerful clients. to manipulate public opinion and do damage to peoples reputations. two's legal team said the allegations are categorically false, intentionally salacious with intent to publicly hurt with the reaction in a post to me to era hollywood has been swift. his talent agency dropped him and some of her costars were quick to support her with this statement should we saw her some of the courage to ask for a safe workplace and we are appalled to read the evidence of a premeditated and vindictive effort that ensued to discredit her voice. once again, behavior in hollywood is back in the spotlight and what lengths some will go to protect their image. >> one of india's most respected filmmakers has died at the age of 90. an award winning director and his career spanned more than fo

i don't believe that the trusts anybody mr. bell, and it just very quickly just to give us a sense of, of personal understanding the public perception of what's going on is very difficult for those of us outside of as well to understand what the people support that's in yahoo for who we use all that supporting the issue of gauze or the release of captives, or they are protesting against the allegations of corruption. where do you see the is ready to spill or right now when it comes to netanyahu, his name and his position? well the last day, most of his a supple the as a sample of about 70 percent of the time it is a, this is his base a and the but it, he cannot go in the next elections according to all of the balls in the last day or 2 years, so he's fix football. uh he doesn't want to have a lead election. this is adult position and demands of the bill. well, the 7th and the, and this is why and, and he also wanted to have this this week, did the current situation into the remain. fremont is still in his gaze in gold because he bel

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. -- i heard the bell, mr.." well, listen to this, i read that trump invited the president of china to attend his inauguration, but he didn't invite vladimir putin. [ audience oohs ] today the u.n. issued a a statement that said, "now, if you invite one dictator, you have to invite the whole class." [ laughter ] putin said he didn't care, that he was actually going to a a better party with his girlfriend who lives in canada. [ laughter ] "you probably don't ow her, so no big deal." well, some business news, chili's and applebee's are now fighting online about who has the better value meal. [ audience oohs ] not since the great chicken sandwich war of 2019 has the country been so divided. [ laughter ] yep, chili's versus applebee's, this might be the only peace agreement that trump is qualified to negotiate. [ laughter ] "baby back ribs are as good as -- riblets are good but --" well, switching gears, i saw that google unveiled a a prototype of an a.i. agent. they say it's groundbreaking technology. basically, o

mr. trump rang the bell at the new york stock exchange, his first time doing the honors on wall street. he was joined by his wife melania, vice president elect jd vance and his daughters ivanka and tiffany. >> and for those that are running the big companies, those great, big, beautiful companies, nobody's going to be leaving us. you're going to be coming back. you're going to be bringing them back to the united states. we are incentivizing everybody to come back to the united states. we want you back here. car manufacturers. everybody. >> mr. trump was invited to ring the bell after he was named time magazine's person of the year for the second time. the magazine's editor said, quote, for better or for worse, he had the most influence on the news. in 2020, four days after the election, president elect trump returned to the white house for a meeting with president biden. president biden revived a long standing tradition to invite the president elect to the oval, something that did not happen four years ago when trump was voted out of office. the two said they promised to put their diffe

to commemorate the honour, mr trump rang the opening bell at the new york stock exchange.on the us presidential election in 2016. time magazine's national political correspondent, eric cortellesa, wrote the cover story on donald trump and covers the republican party and its leaders for time. i spoke to him about how time decided on naming trump their person of the year for a second time. for the last 90 years, time has chosen the people of most shapes deadline for the last 12 months for better or worse. it was a pretty obvious choice for those of us here. you have to rememberfour years ago, he those of us here. you have to remember four years ago, he was considered a pariah after leaving the white house, inciting a mob of supporters to attack the capitol. since then, he has mounted the most improbable political comeback in american political history, he steam—rolled the republican primary in a matter of months, one of the fastest contested primary in nation history. he was convicted of a crime, 3a felony counts, did little to put a dent in his electoral prospects. he survi

mr. trump rings the bell because he's presided over the trump rally. >> it's very appropriate, yes. the market loves mr. trump. they love what he's doing. they love his vision for america. and, guess what? business loves the vision for america. not only are we making new highs in the stock market, stuart, but what we found out yesterday was that the small business optimism has risen by the most in one month since 2020. remember, we came out of lockdowns, we were so depressed, and all of a sudden, what a relief, we're out of lockdowns. you'd have to go back all the way to 2020 to find that kind of enthusiasm. and we had it for the month of november because the month of november was when mr. trump was elected. so not only do markets support mr. trump by going to new highs, small businesses support mr. trump by voicing their enthusiasm. stuart: what do do you say, lauren? lauren: the new york stock exchange is iconic for capitalism the world over. how many times do we say from main street to wall street? wall street, the corner of wall and broad is the iconic new york stock exchange. th

south korea leaves at least 47 people to sit on the scene, searching for surviving the bell and carry jones to mrs. houses that are locked and also in the program are about on the calls for the release of combined as long hospitals, director of the he was detained by it's very forces in northern cancer. it's i'm a c in damascus. how that feels that occasions from across the are well meet serious new administration to secure a stable transition of the and that's kind of stones tele, button room is the which strikes into protest on further to tear 18 nations between the 2 names. the 1st 2 breaking news now from this task career with the number of people killed in a plane crash has risen to at least 47. the jets was trying to land one international airport, which is located in the countries southwest emergency or 3rd to say the boeing 737 costs are often varying off the runway and hitting a barrier. j u. s. plane was returning from bangkok, hiring 175 passengers, and 6 crew fire agency says 2 people have been posed from the wreckage alive investigation is underway. let's get to more on this now from

mr. trump first president since ronald reagan to ring bell at opening, and after four years of failure of joe biden big government socialism, modern mop monetary theory no wonder new york stock exchange floor traders were cheering. mr. trump promised tax cuts and deregulation to promote economic growth of 3% or better, he himself understands, he of a successful be man. -- businessman, no one in bib-- in the biden administration ever worked in business: they will be plblown away by new president-elect, mr. trump appointed don't brothers, elon musk and vivek ramaswamy to dismantle the regulatory state, the backbone of joe biden's socialism, with over 2 trillion worth of regulations most particularly the biden war on fossil fuels, this modern brand of marxism dumped sand to the gears of the business and undermine the entrepreneurial cap capcapitalism, espouse the by mr. ra reagan and mr. trump. and include that along with his other key promises to end the crime ridden wave of illegal immigration. putting that to a cre creatively out outsided fiscal reconciliation bill, the center piece of hi

he rang the bell for the new york stock exchange and edward chronicled and it's still the font of american capitalist and you could hear the chants of usa, usa coming from the floor brokers. mr. trump is the first president since ronald reagan to ring the bell at the opening and after the four years of absolute failure of joe biden's government socialism and modern monetary theory, it's no wonder the stock exchange floor traders were cheering and mr. trump promised tax cuts and deregulation to promote the economic growth of 3% or better. of course, he himself understands business because he was an enormously successful businessman. virtually no one in the biden administration ever worked in business. except for a few, in charge of dei and esg programs. which don't count. and will be blown away by the new president elect. over 2 trillion worth of regulations and most particularly the biden war on fossil fuels. this modern brand dumped sand into the gears of business and undermined the kind of entrepreneurial capitalism espoused by mr. reagan and mr. trump. mr. trump will move rapidly to make good on his tax cut plans, supposedly, include ago 15% corporate tax for domestic pro

mr. trump will be at stock exchange, ringing the bell.since november 5, quite something, close to throw thousand dow points in a couple weeks. young emory cox may have briefed you on this, this the consumer confidence is soaring small business confidence is soaring, and even business round table ceo confidence is soaring. ale of this after november 5, what do you make of it sincer to tuberville. >> a new morning in america. looking forward to president trump ridging that bell -- ringing that bell, it has already started, i get calls from small businesses in the state of alabama, they are so glad that the regulations and taxes the be adjusted. this administration with that climate hoax nonsince, they almost put people under and people are still trying to dig out, there is hope we see the light at the end of the tunnel, trump will be a blessing it is christmas, new things are coming for the american team. larry: it is christmas a great time, so christmas angels may be coming to new jersey to rescue that blue state from socialism but it coul

mr macron before the ceremony. our paris correspondent andrew harding has more. cathedral bells toll.y reopened — some would say reborn. inside, no hint of the fire's damage. instead, gleaming limestone and a host of vips. prince william is here alone to represent the united kingdom, greeting donald trump, who seemed close to arm—wrestling the french president, emmanuel macron. applause inside for the firemen who tackled the blaze and saved much of the building, and a french "thank you" projected on the outside. president macron, weakened politically these days, sought to inspire and to unite. translation: we have - rediscovered what great nations can accomplish — to achieve the impossible. this cathedral has shown us what a nation is and what the world should be. it was late on 15 april 2019 that notre—dame caught fire. an inferno spread, a watching world gasping as the famous spire collapsed. but the work of 2,000 crafts men and women, a flood of donations and a strict deadline have brought france's most beloved building back to life. before tonight's ceremony, time for a short meet

mr. trump is here in new york city this morning, where he will ring the opening bell at the new york stock exchange. it will be his first time doing it despite his decades as a businessman in the big apple. >>> a month after going missing, a hawaii woman, hannah kobayashi, has been found safe according to her family. think did not say when or where the 30-year-old was found. shy was last seen crossing into mexico via foot. her fair died by suicide in los angeles where he had travelled to look for her. the family was at one point investigating whether she was part of a green card marriage scam. but their lawyer now says the evidence is inconclusive. the family has asked for privacy. >>> the wisconsin father of three who allegedly faked his own death and vanished to europe has turned himself in. ryan borgwardt was charged with obstruction. after officials got word that his passport was used in canada, they contacted him. he sent this proof of life video in november. >> good evening. i'm in my apartment. i am safe, secure. no problem. >> borgwardt entered a not guilty plea. his next court app

mr. trump at stock exchange and going to be ringing the bell. know and young henry cots probably briefed you and the consumer confidence is soaring, small business confidence is soaring and even business round table ceo confidence is soaring. all this after november 5. what's you make of it senator tuberville. going for this and hoax of nonsense putting people under and trying to dig themselves out and going to put them in at the end of the day. president trump will be a blessing and good for the american people. larry: it's christmas and angels maybe going for new jersey and rescuing that blue state from socialism going for them. drones and i don't want to make anything of it. gnat torr, the other thing is going for them and the reigns leadinglation board and mcfar is woman and turned out that joe mansion and kyrsten sinema stomp it had out and that's a good thing it seems to me. all they want to do is stack it for the unions and not have fair elections >> well, end of the year, larry. democrats trying to stuff their stocking with everything th

mr. trump was in paris for the reopening ceremony for the iconic notre dame cathedral. the bells of the cathedral rang for the first time tonight since a devastating fire tore through it five years ago. lots of international guests, tourists, dignitaries attended the ceremony. we just saw first lady jill biden. elon musk is there. the event featured a choir performance and a message from pope francis. coming up. hundreds marched through the streets of san francisco. the meaning behind the centuries old pilgrimage. plus, a dry december is impacting sierra ski resorts. why? they say the weather is hurting business. and right now, 57 degrees in dublin. hazy skies as we count down to when rain and sierra snow chances make a comeback in that 7-day forecast of a closer look. when we come right back. that forest, the new leads in the search for the seo killer. plus an nbc exclusive. donald trump goes one on one with our kristen welker, and we're live in paris for the we're live in paris for the reopening of thnotre dame.e - i had health insurance before. (discouraged) so expensive. i me

mr. trump is here in new york city this morning, where he will ring the opening bell at the new york stock exchange. it will be his first time doing it despite his decades as a businessman in the big apple. >>> new details in the murder investigation of unitedhealthcare's ceo brian thompson. the nypd now saying evidence is building against 26-year-old suspect luigi mangione, after their crime lab made significant forensic breakthroughs, potentially linking mangione to the killing. jonathan dienst has more. >> reporter: mounting evidence against the man suspected of killing unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson. police say shell casings from the attack match the ghost gun found inside 26-year-old luigi mangione's backpack. >> we were able to match that gun to the three shell casings we found in midtown. >> reporter: video from a starbucks in midtown showed the masked-up killer buying a bottle of water and protein bar. >> we were also at our crime lab to match the person of interest's fingerprints with finger prints that we found on both the water bottle and the kind bar near the scene of the

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mr. charter: that is absolutely right. when britain first or the obama administration talking of a special partnership, alarm bells startedinging. when they invited the japanese prime minister to be the first one into the oval office from overseas, there was almost a meltdown as you can imagine in the british establishment. he managed to get out pretty quickly, and the next one after the japanese prime minister. but obama also knew by this stage of course how much it meant to the brits. whether it came up in private conversation with the queen in some way, we don't really know. but it would have been obvious from the questions from reporters in press conferences and the coverage in the media, when the phrase special relationship began to seemingly be dropped by the obama administration. what can we do to get things back on track? as i say, when obama made his first visit for the g20, only one leader of all the 20 nations gets invited up to buckingham palace for lunch, and that is the american president. peter: what does it mean to be a royalist? mr. charter: yes. that's a good question. and i think in u.k. terms, it means

mr. trump called the award a tremendous honor before ringing the opening bell at the new york stock exchangeroad. it happened yesterday about two hours southwest of houston. you can see the plane flying overhead before crashing into three cars at an intersection. four people were taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening-injuries. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >> a young girl is safe today after being rescued at sea following a ship wreck. the 11-year-old survived for three days by holding on to tire inner tubes and wearing a life jacket. she was traveling on a migrant boat from tunasia when it sank off the coast of italy. a rescue boat was on another mission when they heard the girl shouting from the water. the group said she's likely the sole survivor of nearly four dozen people believed to be on that ship. she was treated for hypothermia. she's expected to be physically okay. >>> in a nashville courtroom today country music star morgan wallen pleaded guilty to charges related to a chair throwing incident in april. he was arrested after throwing a chair off a six-stor

bell. excuse me, are you mike? >> hey, steve. >> hey, rod. >> hi, mr.bunker. >> they bring their own stories to families all the time. >> kelsey, are you trying to tell me that steve is. >> i just wouldn't want my place to become nowhere hang out. >> i mean, there was there were story material there. >> steve, you're going to want to bust them wide open. when i tell you this. i don't know where he gets these brainstorms, but he thinks that you're the. i can't even say it. >> steve. >> he's right. arch. >> huh? >> these shows were changing the way that we think about queerness and otherness. >> excuse me. i thought this was eddie stokes's room. it is. it is. oh. are you his wife? >> no. >> oh, same old eddie, huh? where is it? >> well, you see. >> oh, i got it. >> he don't want me to know he's here. >> so you supposed to say he ain't here? but he is here, isn't there? >> in 1977, we got a very groundbreaking episode of the jeffersons titled once a friend. >> it's me, eddie. only i'm eddie now. say what? >> george can't wait for eddie to come to town. his

let's go back to donald trump yesterday ringing the bell at new york stock exchange as time magazine's person of the year. this is mr. trump capturing the stock market zeitgeist and much happier story than the drone story. donald trump pay as lot of attention to stock market and going for president trump going for them and the stock market is important. our colleague at breitbart points to a very interesting line. ugov survey. listen to this. 72% of americans say the stock market is what or very important. and black americans slightly more likely to think stocks are important than white americans, but it's almost even up at about 65%. hispanics just slightly less so. equally surprising and not just rich people with the market. according to the poll, almost half of americans that make under $50,000 a year, they say the stock market is important. all right. and among earns. 65% think the market is very or somewhat important. those are middle class folks. through pensions or iras or 401(k)s or direct brokerage accounts have a piece of the rock. i'm going to bet that. no, in real inflation adjusted terms up till this pa

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mr. trump's controversial choice to head the bureau. the president-elect surrounded by family and top advisers today are ringing the opening bell at the newk stock exchange, and was greeted by chants of usa, usa for the floor. after also today being named "time's" person of the year. afterwards when asked by my colleague, vaughn hillyard, about wray's decision, trump said he wishes him well. mr. trump is heralding wray's designation as ending what he calls the weaponization of the united states department of injustice. wray announced his decision wednesday saying it is in the bureau's best interest. >> in my view, this is the best way to avoid dragging the bureau deeper into the fray while reinforcing the values and principles that are so important in how we do our work. this is not easy for me. i love this place. i love our mission. and i love our people. >> had hand picked wray after firing then fbi director james comey back in 2017. but quickly soured on wray after the russia investigation. the classified documents search. in a comment that wray made after trump was shot in pennsylvania as he explained to kristen welker on "meet the pr

into play content manipulation that sets off first amendment alarm bells in the normal situation when you don't have foreign control. mr. tenny: i mostly age with that statement but have some caveats, it's not just a question of control or ownership. this is being done by bytedance. we'll have arguments andon mean to suggest otherwise. t ifheovert content manipulation we re concerned about were done by tiktok u.s. subject to the oversight o bytedance, i think we would have strong arguments there and i might give away that case but i'm telling you that's not the case we've got. judge srinivasan: i'm giving you that. mr. tenny: ts what's done by bytedance outside the united states. and you know, the otherid makes a big deal about the fact thcode is sort of deployed in the united states in the sense the source codis written in china and posted -- it's a little meta physical to describe what it means for it to be quote, unquote in the united states if it's in the cloud. but i mean, the core point we're making is the onth've conceded which is that thico is written in china and the determinations about how it should be chang

mr. steil, regarding the life of dana bell who worked here in the house, a long record of many contributions to our -- not only the institution but our country. and i rise in support of 9489, the bipartisan legislation which would sunset the advisory committee on the records of congress, allowing us to allocate our limited resources more efficiently. the advisory committee, as my friend has indicated, was established in 1990 and was tasked with reviewing and revising congress and the national archives on the management and preservation of congressional records. the house clerk, one of the committee's leaders, has suggested its sunset as it has fulfilled its primary objectives and is no longer necessary for addressing the evolving challenges of preserving congressional records. over the past 34 years, advancements in technology and the increasing volume of materials to be preserved dramatically changed in the landscape of record preservation -- and the landscape of record preservation has changed with it. by disbanding this advisory committee, we can redirect valuable resources toward enhanci

mr. trump is the one who will be center stage as he is making his first foreign trip since winning the u.s. election. cnn international correspondent melissa bellstanding by with more on, you know, the timeline of events today, what we can expect. and also, when this meeting between trump and macron will be happening so we understand that president-elect donald trump will be leaving the american embassy shortly to head to the elysee palace for that meeting. >> all eyes very much on what emerges from it. on ukraine. afterwards, there will be a bilateral meeting between president macron and the ukrainian president. what's unclear for the time being is whether president-elect donald trump will have an opportunity to speak to president zelenskyy himself and in a couple of hours time, what you're going to see are all these world leaders, because the two that i mentioned are amongst 50 heads of state that are gathered here in paris for the opening of notre dame cathedral they will then gather in a couple of hours time in front of the cathedral and then this very moving, we imagine ceremony will begin. the archbishop of paris will knock at the door of

bells, what are you doing? >> i'm sorry. we're just really into the christmas spirit. >> jimmy: oh, no. are you one of those -- >> annoying matching pajama families? [ laughter ] >> guilty! >> we love christmas. >> oh, sugarplum, please, mrfallon is trying to talk to me. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're confused, i'm not mr. fallon, my name's kimmel. >> oh, that doesn't matter to us, now does it, honey? >> not at all. it's fine. >> jimmy: okay, thank you. i'm glad to hear that. >> we're soaking up the christmas spirit, because we do christmas a little differently. >> for instance, we take antlers. and we put them -- are you ready? >> jimmy: on your car? >> on our car! [ laughter ] >> and i am the best elf on the shelf haider in the whole darn world. >> it's true. his elf-hiding would blow your mind. >> i've got one inside me right now. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right, well, thank you. it's nice to meet you guys. i'm in the middle of the monologue. >> can you please just at least show the tiktok of our holiday dance? i uploaded it to the control room earlier. >> jimmy: no we can't do that, we don't -- i said we can't. >> all right, it's recording, everybody. >> wait for it. >> jimmy: i said we can't do that. i don't know wh