and nickelodeon and robbie berman from tel aviv thank you. thank you. the w h o has documented 427 attacks by is really forces on medical facilities on palestinian territories since violence began on october 7th, the policy in red crescent society has also called on the international community to pressure israel to release on a top the head of the con eunice, emergency medical center of the palestine red crescent society is deeply worried about on a kotob. our colleague, the head of hon. you nice emergency medical center and gaza is really forces arrested him and now his whereabouts are unknown. the palestine red crescent society holds these rarely, authorities responsible for the safety of top and we demand his immediate release along with 3 other medical workers. poor under arrest. anita tom was arrested together with the director of i'll she for hospital mohammed, i'll boost on mia. the 2 were detained during the w. h. old letter back to ation of critically ill patients from the all she for hospital. israel has not responded to requests from the w h

they have nickelodeon. they have some value there. the stats, that's what you're buying, all right? liz: charlie, thank you. >> maybe mr. ellison would buy it. liz: maybe a deal soon brewing. charlie gasparino. deutsche bank is coming out with a bold prediction for the s&p 500. strategists expect the benchmark to hit 5100 by the end of 2024. would be a gain of 12% from current levels. our "countdown closer" says don't wait around. he is bullish on the markets but what form? ed sidel has the idea. you can't be bullish on all of it. where? >> you know what actually right now believe it or not i like bonds, i like commodities. those companies, those value companies, strong balance streets, that invest in commodities and honestly i really like health care because of our aging population. so those are the picks going into next year. i'm very cautiously bullish. that's for sure. liz: let's tackle at least commodities right now. crude oil has gotten hammered quarter to date. >> yes. liz: on the converse side, we've got gold looking very good

february 11 on cbs, streaming on paramount+ and for the first time ever on a kid friendly broadcast on nickelodeon. >>> coming up, we are diving deeper into the bed on how they are lending muscles to cracking down on drug dealing. we told you about this earlier but on our 9:00 30 stream -- 9:30 stream, we have neighborhoods where the efforts have paid off. >>> we are talking about the only original beatles recording in the 21st century. some artists raising concern as they enjoy the sounds of the beatles fresh on the >>> ♪ >> more than four decades after john lennon's death, ai just brought us the final beatles song. lennon first recorded "now and then" on a piano in the late 70s. it was such poor quality from an audio standpoint that they never released it or completed it but ai was able to pull out his vocals, blended with paul mccartney and ringo starr's additions. some local artists tell our jocelyn moran that they are worried that someday they may hear a new song of theirs on the radio or streaming and it would be a song with their image and sound but nothing that they created. >> earlier thi

, in 9th, as you know, most of them are little bit out of, i was only meant to get any more the nickelodeon will go by the end of december. so he will be in the, in the, in the, in the morning. and on the my mind get okay, in line 30, going not big. and natalie natalie, hey, the who named ross just don't you have to shave house and engagement trails. when so many find themselves boils, the parts we choose to look so common ground, the car executive and i'm here to plan with you. whatever you do. do not watch my new show seriously. why? watch something that's so different little opinions that he won't get anywhere else . welcome to please or do the have the state department c i a weapons, bankers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead. change and whatever you do. don't marshall state main street because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called stretching time. but again, you probably don't wanna watch it because it might just change the wayne say the society of getting kind of ideas are gonna use the problem that i think of and also a

he worked on the howdy doody show and worked on "i-45 paradise, club dance, and nickelodeon's "hey dude" which shows i watched a lot of, especially the country music. ross was always very kind to me. he always catered in barbecue when i would visit him and was a dreamer with a genuine love for creativity and always talked about wanting to build a waterfall on the riverfront. and i was the county mayor at the time and couldn't make it happen because it would have been a city project. but through sentinel and river media, the do it yourself concept you see prevalent out there now was a creation of ross bagwell. he met the love of his life sue in the eighth grade and were together their whole lives until his passing in 2022. he is survived by his daughter dee, brother joe, two grandchildren and six great grandchildren and will be missed by those who love him but will not be forgotten, mr. speaker, i yield back the remainder of my time. the speaker pro tempore: p ursuant to clause a of rule 1, >> coming up tomorrow, lawmakers could vote to expel republican member george santos from the hous

operators were who launched a variety of political experiments on shows like comedy central and nickelodeon they were aware that congress is debating at the same time to re-regulate the industry. so the programs were profitable for the cable industry and politically to the presidential administration. what is the relationship between popular culture and presidential politics? what his legacy of this shift of entertainer in chief from the broadcasting era to the cable era. during the 2016 election he thought very. he wrote in his op-ed in "the new york times" that his attempt to engage voters he called the. of politicalpr bridge. it aims to improve and the reality is -- as a historian to key lessons understand that media entertainment and political institutions shape one another and they evolve alongside one another. as one scholar put it early on in the 1960s we share our tools -- we shape our tools and they shape us. at present in team of savvy advisers the choices on how to use media for political communication. they also made policy decisions on the structuring media differences somethin

who were watching a variety of other eg entertainment experiments on shows like comedy central, nickelodeon --they were aware that congress was debating at ol that time a bill to reregulate the industry. o the programs were profitable for the cable industry and politically advantageous to the presidential administrations. what is the relationship between popular culture and presidential politics? what is the legacy of the shift of the entertainer in chief from the broadcasting area of construction consensus to the cable area of fragmentation ? during the 2016 election, tabatha soren looked back cynically on this legacy of the mtv presidency. she wrote in this op-ed in the new york times that despite its best attempts to engage voters, it was what she called out as the pretense of political coverage. the pretense of allowable political coverage is that it aims to improve and edify our life . the reality is that is just trying to get attention. as a historian, i think the key lesson to understand is that media, entertainment and political institutions shape one another. they evolve alongside

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and applause so, okay back when i was a kid there was this channel on tv called teen nick it was nickelodeond, one chair. [ laughter ] and that was drake, the rapper i'm not making this up [ laughter ] so naturally, i thought i would grow up to become a rap mogul. [ laughter ] i didn't but it's okay i'll be fine ultimately being born disabled turned out to be the best decision i ever made [ laughter ] everything i do is an inspiration, right [ laughter ] i can't lose [ cheers and applause wow! [ laughter ] thank you so much. i'm tina friml thank you again. ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: wow! wow! tina friml see tina at the vermont comedy club in burlington, vermont, january 5th and 6th. we'll be right back, everybody [ cheers and applause ♪ in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to a $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. yep, $1000. so switch to business internet from the company with the largest fast

11th on cbs, streaming on paramount+, and for the first time ever, on a kid-friendly broadcast on nickelodeonfact for you. last year's super bowl, the most watched tv event in the u.s. since the moon landing. so could this year top it? we'll have to find out. reporting live in times square, gianna, back to you. >> yeah, well if the niners get there i know all of the bay will be watching. and fingers crossed for that happening. but michael, how is cbs gearing up this morning? there's a lot of people out there that are some of the things that they're doing out there this morning? >> reporter: yeah, the people you see behind me, they're called the mountaineers and so today on "cbs mornings," there's going to be a big kickoff event. tune in for that. and these mountaineers are going to be traveling the country for the next hundred days meeting nfl fans all over u.s. and getting people hyped for the big game. >> sounds like lot of fun. michael in times square, thank you so much. see you soon. >>> the 49ers are on the bye week but that doesn't mean one of the players isn't staying busy. >> nope. ou

11th on cbs, streaming on paramount+, and for the first time ever, on a kid-friendly broadcast on nickelodeonw here's a fun fact for you. last we're's super bowl, the most watched tv event in the u.s. since the moon landing. so could next year's top that? we'll see. reporting live in times square, michael george, gianna, back to you. >> yeah, i wonder if that will help if the 49ers get in there because we're keeping our fingers crossed that happens. by the way two questions before you go. do you have team you are rooting for and how else is cbs gearing up for the super bowl this morning? >> reporter: well, you can hear some of the activity behind me and you can see the people in blue there? they are the mountaineers. and so what they're going to be doing over next hundred days is traveling the country. meeting football fans. getting people hyped. so all of this kicks off on "cbs mornings." and you can catch the big opening ceremony there. >> all right. i guess we'll have to wait to find out what team you like then. keep it a secret. michael. thank you so much. have fun this morning. >> can we

there is a new program coming out on nickelodeon, and it is to teach physics to the next generation,music videos that are coming out today. host: if i remember this correctly, go ahead, sorry. caller: you had a call last week where it was a classroom of kids , and i volunteer at a local school three or four days a week, and i think a lot of your callers would benefit by hearing from the younger generation and talking to people between 12 and 40, and they have a lot to say, and i think if you would allow younger people the opportunity to express their views on the phone lines, there would be more positive spin to what is going on in this country because young people have a lot to say. host: all right, mary, thank you for the programming note. let's hear from bill in pennsylvania. democrat line. caller:.good morning thank you for taking my call. back to the uaw, the settlement and all of that, i don't think the caller -- i don't think they need to raise the price of their vehicle. stellantis, the first six months, made over 11 billion and almost 4 billion, and that was just in the firs

i think there will be hundred 20, hundred 50 votes or more, said representative nickelodeon, one of the new york republicans -- make the loader, one of the new york republicans leading the charge behind santos' oust. they note that it is tough for republicans, the most obvious consequence is also immediate. they lose a seat in the chamber, where their majority is already a fragile four votes. and with santos likely headed out the door, some republicans are already thinking about what comes next for new york's third congressional district, which could put blue for the democrats and further reduced johnson's razor thin majority, that a speaker johnson. they voted for president biden by roughly eight percentage points in 2020. let's hear from ron in pennsylvania. you say yes. good morning. caller: yes, good morning. i think we ought to remember that al franken case. you talk about enablers, the democrats, like children, said he had got to go, and they never even gave him a hearing. in two things they accused him about were really flamboyant. the one was on camera, film, and he was not even

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the only interesting thing she ever did aged 16, did was get pregnant, aged 16, on show that on a nickelodeonll, it's strong stuff, i must right. we're going must admit. right. we're going to of the to go find my winner of the union. jackass is humza yousaf . union. jackass is humza yousaf. it could have been jeremy corbyn again , to be fair. but i didn't again, to be fair. but i didn't want fail. right. again, to be fair. but i didn't want you fail. right. again, to be fair. but i didn't want you very fail. right. again, to be fair. but i didn't want you very fail. ri fantastic thank you very much. fantastic panel thank you very much. fantastic panel. i've really, really enjoyed we've set the world enjoyed it. we've set the world to we've a laugh as to rights. we've had a laugh as well. phil, derek, rebecca, thank you. i will be again thank you. i will be back again tomorrow 9 it's going to tomorrow at 9 pm. it's going to be me tomorrow. okay. because we've got whatever suella says in comments. also got in the comments. we've also got the ruling because the old rwanda ruling because there be