since 1989 mike peterson has been hosting what has come to be known as nora christmas.en they come back, i said hey, guys, let's hurry up and get this thing done. he this said whaz the hurry? we've got all winter. no, i said we don't. i want to put an ad in the paper and see if anyone would come to nora and sing christmas carols with me. well, they looked at me like i was absolutely goofy. last year we had around 3,500 people come through those doors to celebrate the reason for the season. >> this is christmas. the way i grew up. it's like coming home. >> musicians come from all around and visitors simply shout out a song from the book and away they go. >> 81. >> i have been humbled lately to realize how many people's lives have been touched by it. and it's not me that touches their lives. i'm just the caretaker. but when the room fills up with people, you get a sense of unconditional love. don't you feel that, people, when you're here? the best way to describe nora christmas is the fact that it's kind of like meeting me, it's something you can't describe, it's just som

nora died in 2012. her husband died of cancer in 2015.ncredibly sad place in her life. when peter comes into her life, she says, i'm not sure i want to do this because i could get what nora had. but he came blissed by nora. she'd set them up years ago. the events that happen, peter rutter is a psychoanalyst and sees the world very differently. the people who respond to this play, first of all, transplant patience. science is amazing. six years after nora died, you don't have to have an exact match. they do a half blood cord transplant, taking a donor from a baby cord blood a mother donates after giving birth, and an adult donor, and you can -- it's a very, very -- it's a 20% chance. she made it. >> yeah. >> wow. >> this is a story about grief, right, and carrying on through grief. i've been writing about it. i'm curious, as you do this, it's both joyful and, right, there's this idea that we have these long second acts, third acts. do you feel reflective by it? >> absolutely. it's a roller coaster. it's joyful, sad, moving. there's so much

we first meet them as children in seouljust before nora moves with her family to canada.n separate continents as they reunite over social media before again dropping in on them 12 years later. it's a film about relationships and identity, delicately told by playwright and first—time director celine song. she's been widely praised for the confidence she displays in her direction. how did you finally kind of make thatjump and be able to kind of take this on, then? well, i can really talk about it as falling in love, because i think a few weeks into my making the movie, i think i had this feeling that i was like, ha, i've just met the love of my life and it is film—making, and i know i'm going to do this till i'm 95 _ i'm going to do this forever. i'm going to do this till i die. celine song was born here in korea and moved away at a young age before eventually settling in new york. crucial to the film are competing notions of self, being a part of and separate from a culture. it's a deeply personal subject for her. past lives is a story that was inspired by this moment wher

. >> i have to say, knowing nora and loving nora as much as we did, and seeing how nora always wouldd, reached out to her after she wrote this op-ed in the new york times, love and hate on hold with verizon is what it is called, and she got all this mail on our website from people who had had the same issues. and this man reached out and said, actually, your sister nora set us up when we were 18 and it delia's husband had just died and peter rutter's husband and his wife had just died. and they fell in love over e- mail. which is another confluence of events because delia wrote "you've got mail" which is all about people falling in love over e-mail. >> of course. let's read from his 2016 new york times op-ed entitled "love and hate on hold with verizon." >> she says "i know it's not a good idea to hate anyone. i know from an article that i read that negative emotions are bad for my health. i would hate to have a heart attack because my internet isn't working, but i do hate verizon. this all began because i disconnected one of my two land lines. i don't need two land lines now but i d

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we're going to have some conspiracy theories just like you, nora. thank you thank you. the lead with jake tapper starts right now

it was lit up like a christmas tree more still. nora is a state funded emergency call app. criminals misuse it by calling the fire department and police on their victims using false telephone numbers. to prevent abuse, it was shut down by the stage in 2023. the emergency call app was then updated and has been back on line as of september 2024. the we learned from now that 3 members of the end w. o were behind those numbers. they called themselves danielle fonseca, z, lex, and conrad nella was able to find 2 of them and investigations had been opened. the editorial team has their real names. they brag about their attacks and recorded conversations. the clear about it was like a movie, we would screaming we was so drawn close to that. i was really high on coke at the time. i was awake for 2 days. just watching people go to swelter. that was danielle's phone. he is still at large dining from the vice. that's what it is, tanya is no good. no, it's very well, that'd be a 3rd piece of watching him to. otherwise he wouldn't talk so openly to tying this pony just come to call. danielle fonse

so you call here was treated 5 and nora and that does. yeah. and also it was about to search in the morning and i thought my boyfriend had stabbed me in the apartment. you can imagine the ambulance police hillstone cause they were all here. it was lit up like a christmas tree nor stone. nora is a state funded emergency call app. criminals misuse it by calling the fire department and police on their victims using false telephone numbers. to prevent abuse, it was shut down by the state in 2023. the emergency call app was then updated and has been back on line as of september 2024. the we learned from now that 3 members of the end of you uh, were behind those numbers. they call themselves danielle from car z, lex, and conrad. noah was able to find 2 of them and investigations have been opened. the editorial team has their real names. they brag about their attacks and recorded conversations. the clear about it was like a movie was screaming, we was so drawn close to the i was really high on coke at the time. i was awake for 2 days just watching peo

and that's it for me, nora kyle, for now. so let me say don, will have been years out here on out of the era of to witness the of the . ringback the tvs the should have been care coverage in the next. uh huh. may chanel? uh. a short of what's on the uh, cut down the street and the depletion on the yeah. see, is it just did you need it? uh, it cost you some of them. well no, what about the 2 months just actually i don't remember so long to research the shipment on it. is it that the channels you see yourself that you think is what it is except the of the with the 59. yeah. this one i was calling about the meeting. sure. do you have the clips on the account to play around with? i know it what i see consecutive shortest usual for january. i do. yeah. is she looking for the most? absolutely, for to say expensive decision, the, you know, said he christmas again, like on pain dupont office. see that no sim all don't go to, don't a know how may i help you? i the the news is that getting just the, the, the 10 city going up and i sent

and this man reached out and said, actually, your sister nora set us up when we were 18.2016 op- ed entitled love and hate, on hold with verizon. she writes in part, i know it is not a good idea to hate anyone. i know from an article i read that negative emotions are bad for my health and i would hate to have a heart attack because my internet is not working. but i do hate verizon. this all began because i disconnected one of my two land lines. i don't need to land lines now that i don't have jerry heard this is the only chance i've attempted to make in my entire life since my husband died and it has not gone well. one of my friends, not a psychic, suggested that jerry did not want me disconnecting his phone but that does not sound like jerry. his voice was on the answering service and i recorded it on my cell phone before asking for the disconnect. >> so this is where it all began. talk about how peter connects. >> he read that piece in the new york times and it turns out everybody hates their cell phone provider. it was a spectacularly successful piece but he had just l

thrive on people supporting each other the the in sub tropical southern booth time 35 year old son m nora's in practice is buddhism. through his work which i have been working the chunks of animal rescue association for over 18 years . so i'm assuming just the one we rely on donations. and you see that it's established to please of our precious, spiritual heritage by promoting the close to the 4 digit the through saving animal lives. so as a living tradition of, with this thing the can you don't you think of it? let's give it a good clean. so everything's ready when the new fisher, i didn't have to do you have the oxygen and also to yes, how many fish are coming today? a 100 plus a 100 kilograms from the fish farm. and here's the deal. so i'm giving you trouble, i mean i see so much suffering in my line of work. i mean for an animal's feel pain, but they can't tell us because they don't speak our language that we have to understand that the most when we then can we emphasize with all living beings and we come back. that's our responsibility. and i seem to think we may not send even on in th

. >> reporter: second grader nora reunited with her dad, still barefoot, trying to process what happenedight next to my school, and everyone was panicking still. because the -- a lot of police were there. >> reporter: investigators now pouring over online accounts believed to be rupnow's that appear to show the suspect gravitating toward neo-nazi ideology. as well as interest and engagement in online forums that idolized mass shooters. in the minutes before the shootings, multiple posts to x, formerly twitter, from an account believed to be rupnow's, one at 10:45, showing a hand making the "okay" symbol. a gesture flashed by past white supremacist mass shooters. and another at 10:50, linking to a locked google drive that may contain writings by the suspect. >> we are working to authenticate the documents you see online that some are referring to as a manifesto, and as soon as we do that, we'll let you know. >> reporter: and david, investigators have collected evidence from the shooter's home and say her family is cooperating. they're still trying to figure out how she got that handgun. a

>>>>it is going up against the blockbuster wicked, as well as the nora challengers, a real pain in thegreen i am, >>>>it's a battle of the pop stars in the best supporting actress category, with wicked's ariana grande versus selena gomez and emilia perez also nominated in that category. gomez's costar zoe saldana >>>>who where have you been? my blue eyed son? >>>>timothee chalamet stars in two of the nominees for best motion picture drama. dune part two and the bob dylan biopic a complete unknown. rounding out the category are the brutalist the vatican thriller conclave, nickel boys and september 5th. chalamet, who received a best actor nod for a complete unknown, is just one major star to score a nomination. others include zendaya angelina jolie and denzel washington who earned a nomination for his role in gladiator two. on the television side, in the best television drama category, the nominees are the day of the jackal, the diplomat, mr. and mrs. smith shogun, slow horses and squid game. and for best television comedy or musical, the nominees are abbott elementary the bear, the gent

while there weren't too many visitors during the trouble of stood nora's in the heart of other than the hordes of news people who came here and the place actually survived that because of its journalistic involvement and the the hotel i really took that by the scruff of the neck and made it almost uh, a news room i remember was quite conspiratorial because you didn't want of the youngest to hear your conversation. it was another age of journalism, in which you will remember, but not for your successes, but feel defeats. so you just everything possible to keep up with a go through the sunday times. journalist trust ryder, describe the hotel, you know, across roads of intrigue. and then a sense of was. so the hotel you rope always actually a really important place to come to shade information to hear the goals of journalists, perhaps to get your story across as a journalist, the dining room all the evening. and the robust, most of the amazing place there and was a journalist and be with our various contact supposedly be from the security forces, books, part of the trace politicians right

yes is one of us supposed to be a dog in this scenario, rob reiner's collaboration with nora ephron,y very much both work together to have an equal female and male perspective. there are a lot of desperate women out there looking for love, especially over a certain age. you know, it's easier to be killed by a terrorist than it is to get married over the age of 40. >> that is not true. that statistic is not true. >> that's right. it's not true. but it feels true. >> even a romantic comedy where you know what's going to happen, there's still something satisfying about it. i don't know why, but there's still something that works. i mean, that's why they use the formula over and over. >> i mean, love is the bottom line, and there are so many billions of ways to be with somebody. it's never finished. relationship material is never finished. >> frankly, i wish i just had someone i really cared about that i could hold, but i don't have that person, so i'm just going to jump off and go to bed. >> welcome to times square it's the biggest party of the year. >> happy new year with the biggest g

liderada por stephen miller, asesor de trump, envió una carta a casi 300 funcionarios electos, incluidos nora los próximos días, semanas o meses, las cortes van a tener que tomar unas decisiones de quién tiene razón. los los sheriffs o las comunidades como san diego o o los Ángeles diciendo que las comunidades no pueden colaborar con ice. mientras tanto, todos los ojos del país están puestos en el condado san diego tras el anuncio de una nueva política que prohíbe el uso de recursos locales para la aplicación de leyes migratorias y obliga a los federales a obtener una orden judicial para ser notificados sobre la liberación de personas indocumentadas. sin embargo, la alguacil ha dejado claro que no cumplirá con esta medida. personas en otras partes del país quien aprovechar de la confusión y usar lo que está pasando aquí, lo que está pasando en los Ángeles, en otras partes de de california, donde estamos diciendo que nada más no queremos que. los sheriffs de las comunidades trabajen como si fueran ice, tratando de usar eso para decir que no queremos que la ley de inmigrión existe en los estado

we're going to have some conspiracy theories just like you, nora. thank you thank you. and the lead with jake tapper starts right now this is cnn breaking news. >> welcome to the lead. i'm jake tapper, and we do have some breaking news for you in our national lead right now. that manhunt for the murderer who could be anywhere. the new york police department's top brass just told cnn shimon prokupecz moments ago that the suspect in the murder of the ceo of unitedhealthcare has likely left new york city. they cited video of the alleged suspected shooter entering a port authority bus terminal after the wednesday morning shooting and not leaving the terminal. take a listen eventually, we have him on 86th street and columbus avenue walking. >> he loses the bike and then from there we have him in a taxi cab, and the taxi cab takes him up to 178th street and broadway which, as we know, is a port authority bus center. those busses are interstate busses. that's why we believe he left. he may have left new york city. >> police are still banking on someone recognizing the man grin

what's going on now with that stomach flu is nora virus. it's more than this time last year. the big proven or viruses you can use hindsight. i think you have to actually watch it. fashion way because it's harder to kill by just alcohol hand sanitizers. all right. >> wash your hands, cover your mouth. would also expect a few changes when you say disease specialist ucsf, thanks for all the tips. good to see you. have the east. >> chp in marin county sees nearly 30 pounds of marijuana and a handgun during a traffic stop over the weekend. officers shared this photo with us. they pulled the car over because of expired registration. they found dozens of bags of marijuana in the car. the driver was arrested and booked into jail on gun and drug related charges. >> developing over the weekend, daly city police spent most of saturday negotiating with the woman accused of lunging at them with a knife. we have video from the scene. this happened after police responded to a domestic disturbance report that house on 88th street officers say moments after they showed up the woman charged a

while there weren't too many visitors during the trouble of stood nora's in the heart of other than the hordes of news people who came here and the place actually survived that because of it says journalistic involvement and the the hotel i really took that by the scruff of the neck and made it almost uh, a news room. i remember was quite conspiratorial, because you didn't want other gymnast to hear your conversations. it was another age of journalism, in which you will remember, but not for your successes, but feel defeats. so you just everything possible to keep up with the go through the sunday times during the less chris ryder described, the hotel you to the crossroads of intrigue and in a sense it was. so the hotel you rope always actually a really important place to come to shade information to hear the goals of journalists perhaps to get your studio draws. it's a journalist, the dining room, albany evening, in the year old. most an amazing place the. there was a journalist the was, are various contact supposedly be from the security forces, books, part of the trace. politicians r

the box of books was invented by nora mcgill, the 1st canyon woman to win the you case, africa price for engineering innovation. it was a personal experience that in spite i tried to come up with a solution i faced some kind of just trying to get to meet with a representative. because i go to the clinic and i'm finding the book since they're not available, especially after these the husband, very little blackouts. so i decided to seek a solution that will help them with the slick myself. just have boxes with the chain whenever they needed it. back to the clinic on the island of ring, gipsy, thanks to the vaccines from the mini fridge. little blessing can finally be vaccinated. a few months ago, this would not have been possible. this am i to me, this is the 1st time i can say this service is a good from being quiet in advance and were able to get the vaccines here. it would have been stressful otherwise because the nearest hospital isn't in a b to which is quite fun. i used to be when the additions went in a month because we didn't have any quotes and the group went very close to our

nora becker, a health economist with the university of michigan, says the hurley's, who have four childrenmiddle class american families who make too much money to qualify for medicaid relying on often and private and employer-provided insurance with increasingly high deductibles. while most americans with insurance through their jobs pay around $3600 out of pocket for childbirth-related costs, data analyzed by the health cost institute shows a quarter of those americans childbirth costs $5,000 or owner. >> this is how private insurance works for everybody. it's just that low and middle income families are the ones who bare the brunt. >> reporter: her advice to families expecting? check your plan beforehand and consider switching to options with lower deductibles, even if the monthly premium is higher and if you get hit with big bills, don't ignore them. negotiate. jessica did and nearly two years later, managed to whittle her family's debt down to roughly $11,500, more than a quarter of which they have paid. >> quiet old lady who was whispering hush. >> reporter: the remaining debt prompt

goes back in more than a 1000 d as to where it relates to the office of the place you ever treated. nora saw me with the 1st to settle here is though they like to move further. north russians call them the potty. they herded ring the hunted and fast what they will buy low then came the koreans goodwill, agriculture oriented and quite industrious. unique and micro climate of this area really shape tell these people's lives. you basically have to live in harmony with nature. you, there was simply no other way to survive. here your car is ready to go with a car because somebody didn't. so it's also a place where you can see how the landscape shapes out people's mindset when they have a new come those who settled here and adapted to this reality. and just 10 to 15 or 20 years, we're drawing into the ration from the territories. and eventually living just like true, really on speaker dealer. and i know that currently isn't just famous for its model like this is also known as the lens of a 1000 lakes. can we go and see some of them? but i don't. yeah. so let me show you one of our next the, th

the vaccine books was invented by nora mcgill, the 1st canyon woman to win the you case, africa price for engineering innovation. it was a personal experience that to inspire try to come up with a solution. i faced some kind of just trying to get to my books and to because i go to the clinic and i find that the books since they're not available, especially after these the husband, very little blackouts. so i decided to seek a solution that will help them with the slick myself. just have boxes for the change whenever they needed it, back to the clinic on the island of frame. do you think so the vaccines from the mini fridge, little blessing can finally be vaccinated a few months ago, this would not have been possible. might least this is the 1st time i can say this service is a good from being quiet in advance and were able to get the vaccines here. it would have been stressful otherwise, because the nearest hospital isn't in a b to which is quite fun. i used to be when the admissions went in a month because we didn't have any quotes and the group went very close to our lives. so we ju

market economy not necessarily to tie down a state capitalist entities that we see today in east asia. nora is it designed to deal with jo, strategic tensions between arrivals because they was our unique period of time where they were not arrivals aside from a couple of countries that were not actually members of the dumpster here. you know, that was never to jo. was a set of rules that existed among a small cluster of countries that actually where they trusted each other. so the one of the mistakes, if you're like, uh, is that the membership has expanded to incorporate the countries that don't necessarily trust each other. this is actually outside the unique steps of, uh, let's say circumstances which drives us to a situation where that ability or has become complete the relevant i will make 2 points in context of this, which is that if the roles have stopped making sense, we can clearly say that the 2 countries in the world, well, absolutely happy with us, come and circumstances are. they are one of these been united states because it has the ability to force other numbers into apps, a ne

thank you so much, nora nor a blessing live from washington dc for us and is how the input has acquitted deputy prime minister mateo. so if you need of illegally blocking migraines on a rescue ship in 2019, when he was interior minister, so of and he has a strongly denied the charges saying he's proud to defend italy's buddhist jer. simmons has moved. this is deputy prime minister had arrived for the verdict, anamosa gate. mateo salvi seemed calm in the media crush, but he had to wait till the day before hearing. he'd been clear. i don't know charges. now he's elated and feels vindicate. it's only has one and so his, the concepts that defending board is defending the homeland opposing human smugglers. traffic is all foreign in g o's. protecting our children is not a crime, but a right. it took us some time, but we got there. solving e had stopped to spanish charity rescue boat from docking unit tally in 2019 with a 147 microns and asylum seekers on board. they was stuck off show for 93 weeks before a court order and evacuated. sion and criminal charges followed. what stage the american a

nora's crying because children, people are getting injured in that classroom.it's very it's very serious. in addition to that vacancy, we have no music teacher, no pe teacher. they are music and pe are part of a healthy, rigorous, well-rounded curriculum. voters approved parcel taxes to ensure all students receive high quality music and pe instructions. parents have a choice. they can go to charter and private schools to get the quality instruction their children deserve. we can't afford to lose more students. they deserve better than random subs each week, babysitting them when they should be learning content that they need for life, for reading comprehension, for everything. there is at least one applicant for these positions. please fill it now. good evening. my name is leslie. who? i'm the secretary of netta, educators of san francisco, and also works centrally supporting the community schools. specifically, the success of the california community schools partnership program grant and student success funds. i'm here because of the proposal to eliminate over

nora and santa tracker is my favorite thing about the christmas holiday is seeing where santa is seeing he has delivered toys to. it's important that the federal government make sure that they know where santa claus is at all times. could you imagine the first time this happened during the cuban missile crisis, for example? and santa is tracking up to florida. we don't know. that's a sleigh. i couldn't imagine that santa did what he did and wasn't starving by the time he got to my house. right. my kids, you know, it's the modern world. so we leave cheese and crackers. you think to your little eight year old, seven year old self. i this is the year i will just stay up all night and you wake up and you're all but how do i go to sleep? we never unfortunately caught santa, but there's still hope. we are. as technology gets better and better, we are now upping our game. maybe i have seen him. where do you think i got the suit? if you're friends with santa and you were to call them on december 26, you're going straight to voicemail. after a night of delivering presents and traveling all over