norton's son are currently in a custody dispute? >> yes. >> judge judy: in what state?stody of my son right now, and i'm trying to get my son back. >> judge judy: he has custody of the son who is 8 or 3? >> 3. >> judge judy: for how long? >> it's beut

norton: i have no more speakers and so i -- i yield. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. kean: i yield myself such time as i may consume. h.r. 1547 represents an important step in improving the commuter experience for all individuals who rely on transit and the bill also ensures that specifically, as it reviews the broad issue that -- on the new jersey rareton valley line as it is examined. i urge support for the bill and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 1547. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative -- for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? mr. kean: i demand the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays are requested. those in favor of taking the vote by the yeas and nays will rise and remain standing until counted. a sufficient number having reins,

jerry at norton.even though the editor chief star lawrence he told me like to burn every single copy of the book that existed if he could and that there's this interesting case where where fight club is this book of class resentment and yet the sort of world that norton represents is kind of exactly the kind of class world at that moment that he was writing against, even at the same time that he, with this book, was trying to join that class. and so there's this kind of complex reading, that reading the book, there's not i'm not saying oh, fight club. it's another story of conglomerations. yeah. no to defend myself on that count because sometimes people are like he bases he sees as conglomeration. no definitely. and again really the chapter on nonprofit and and yeah the account karen yamashita is really yeah it's it's really it's fantastic and worth it for that alone. one question this evening. okay so let's say that we agree that the work of art is product of the system publishing. you have any ideas

and his now you know tour starts in february, comedian jim norton.eers and applause] >> he knows overcoming adversity like being a guest on this show. fox news contributor johnny joey jones. [cheers and applause] >> he's so smart harvard's president refuses to plagiarize him. campus reform higher education fellow nicholas giordano. >> and she might be blond but she won't get conned, host of the hoop chat, emily austin. [cheers and applause]. >> all right, joey, what do you think? this idea that liberals are now waking up but then to hear bill maher say, if we could only just go back to obama. doesn't he realize what obama wrought? that's why we're here. >> does he realize it? he's still part of it, right? i don't trust any of them that are turning on biden right now because there are a lot of reasons to turn biden that have nothing to do with ideology. there's a lot of reasons, he's not safe horse to bet on. he's the horse that passes out and loses in turn two. i can't go back to barack obama. i can hear him in my head right now saying the war is ove

maybe they thought her in your mind, you know, the iphone during the norton i don't you know mad those she the go no young go go there. you know how to deal with or go back. oh no, they do come here to be nice. yeah. they love the the the weight might have to let me do that and yeah, that, yeah, yeah, yeah. yeah. i mean, i'm just taking a 2nd. yeah. come samantha, yeah, i know, i know that mazda of the young monday night that natalie was no fine. the house, a lot of them coming to my you know, long time ago basically now the lobby. i'm going to be faded out a lot. would he be? and how about his on how to die says all mental by the way that yes, on the problem that i'm going and complain, but give me a mountain cancer and they come media a lot. i don't like that. yeah, i yeah. come yeah, yeah. when you see by now, yeah, i didn't even think i'm calling you. hi. i'm calling you. i telling you the conference my phone to get it off the phone. all but the guy down. welcome, coughing. that sounds halfway down the since the gorilla on slot began in the late 19 fifties. the republic of vietnam

and john roberts show jim norton.espite his gubernatorial loss he'll always be our choice for gubiner lee zeldin. and her elf on the shelf is in witness protection. new york times best selling chore and fox news contributor kat timpf. >> greg: jim always a pleasure to see you. >> jim: bigger pleasure to see you. >> greg: that makes both of us. imagine you were running a comedy college and you told these young students that stealing jokes is wrong and then one kid says, but you stole much of your material in the '90s from kip adot a. >> jim: i would agree, yell. >> greg: how could you teach these kids about something being wrong if you, yourself, violated? how can she still be president? >> jim: first of all she stole her appearance from steve urkel. i don't think anybody is shocked. i despise this woman but i don't know that she plagiarized because she did give credit she just didn't put the quotes right. i this you she did what i did in school which is fill the space. like say, and then so and so said and then leave

>> thank you ranking member norton. one of the things i'm most proud of in my crew was when is with the delaware department transportation. to fourthom 23rd bicycle friendly states because wewe recognize extra transportation is a critical part of our transportation network, making sure people could do it safely. when you look at the data, this is what secretary buttigieg has asked did us to do is look at safe system approach. their speed, there's distracted driving, this infrastructure. one of our 28 proven safety countermeasures are protected bike lanes. we are also working with states identified vulnerable road user studies in the states. so we look forward to working with them come with that data and alternate over to acting administrator carson. >> thank you, congresswoman norton. let me b start answering by what we think is the call. by providing some data and potential explanation. one of the things we know is 70% of pedestrians are killed at night, and most of them are adults. pedestrian fatalities among children

smith, my editor at, at norton for 20 years. yeah, until her death in 2009. and to my editor now, the marvelous jill bowski who seems to know just when i need a hug or a nudge. and of course to my partner in crime and passion for nearly half a century, my husband fred. yeah. but finally, i'd like to give a huge thank you to levar burton for hosting this evening's festivities. ng but also for the hours of babysitting that reading rainbow, reading rainbow provided when our daughter aviva was growing up in the eighties. now, day after day, you stepped into our living room to guide her on her book driven adventures. she still remembers the volcano episode by the way. and it was a time when to glimpse a portion of that luminous rainbow arch meant promise. i hope that this nation can find that openhearted joy again for the fear that has engendered so much hate that has closed minds and stifled imagination is precisely what literature, what all art seeks to dismantle. so i thank you all for being here and sustaining me. thank you. >> [ applause ] [ music ] >> rita d

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norton. i would recognize chairman graves. he's not able to be with us at this particular hearing, so i recognize the member of the full committee mr. larson. >> thank you, mr. chair. and i want to thank the chair into the ranking member for having the hearing today and i want to welcome all of the witnesses. thanks for participating in the hearing today about your work to implement. the bipartisan infrastructure law in this hearing today is an opportunity to highlight how these federal infrastructure dollars are benefiting communities and helping us to build a cleaner and more accessible transportation system the investment level and number of new initiatives with previous transportation bills and congress handed them to a tall order to implement the legislation. the first two fiscal years the department distributed over $180 billion in highway funds and 40 billion in transit funds in states and localities. it's gone out under more than three dozen competitive grant programs and more is on the way. just this morning the depar

norton company company. craig's santos perez from anacortes operated territory a my omni don publishing brandon som tribute us george review university of georgia press press even shocklee suddenly we wesleyan university press. and monica you and from from gray wolf press press this national book award for poetry goes to from unincorporated territory. ari ament craig santos, perez. offer day greetings sonoma rc to the national book foundation sonoma. rc thank you to and all the judges in sonoma city to, all the poetry finalists, all of whom i consider friends and whose work admire. i to thank my partner olivia for having written for about a year and she's been so supportive of means getting me to write again so thank you. i want to thank my family my brother and sister my dad and especially my mom who's traveled here tonight, my. i'm a very small island of guam and there's only one bookstore. and when i was a kid, my mom would take me there every week to always buy me a book. and she she's still the love of

it's known as the con to out to norton, and is set to tank back over 3000 years. is positive daily life in many sardinian towns like all goes at all. for example, musicologist diego pony has been studying sardinian pastoral song for several years . it's been declared an intangible world heritage by you and ask a got the is a party for mixing, realize it by for parts of the because we are a factor of these 4 parts. is that, that the tool was the voices, are made that using overtones in the super monte group breaks down the song for us into its individual voices in the mm hm. so, so much of the current to, to not a remains a mystery, but there's no doubt that it originated among the shepherds and titles, the islands, traditional occupations. it's passed on by the north, on paper. some of the i've always worked in the country around cows. the singing reminds me of cows moving cabs sound very similar while i try to imitate that. it was the same sound. oh yes. i might say this kind of song was inspired by the sounds of animals, but that really hasn't been proven. the c

say that again, gary norton. all right. with the salvation army.my producer is telling me what who we were speaking to darren norton with the salvation army. thank you so much for joining us, darren. we appreciate you taking your time out with us. first of all, uh, we see the cars behind you kind of describe the scene. darren what's going on behind you now? well this is a long standing tradition for the salvation army. >> we're very excited and honored to be able to provide meals to homebound seniors and individuals throughout the community. today, for over 4000 meals are going to be delivered right out of our distribution center here in the soma district. so you're seeing a crew of volunteers. you're seeing volunteers in cars driving through. they'll be picking up, um, meals to be delivered. we have a traditional holiday turkey dinner for every person, along with additional, uh, produce and other items. and so this is quite the operation today, and we're just excited to serve the community on this christmas day. >> darren, this is a massive undert

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you don't live or norton dislike chavez and venezuela, and we can have arguments about whether it's a good government or they made mistakes. one thing is for sure when the united states goes in there and freeze is better as well as assets in the u. k. no less and then shuts down their main corporation, sitko. you can't help, but ask yourself even if you hate that as well. do we have a right to do this to somebody? it's right. it's right, and that kind of thing is felt across the globe now and today it's easier. so you have shows like yours that are now sending out the narrative, the truth about what's happening around the world. and people are not buying to the media. in fact, as being one of the most important driving forces in the image, the new image of the bridge. and i have yet to see a show that really looks at the brits and the media google me. yes, it has to be reported. and we're seeing, for example, that western media meant for media habits. i mean, i've been watching the economy is the financial times the past 2 weeks of buying them to where is a cover. thank you, coffee. y

but she took over the sunday morning programme when graham norton decided to leave radio two and go to there for almost three years now and she has a feature on the programme caught the news at ten because the programme runs from ten o'clock till one o'clock and she asked its listeners to let her know about their news at ten, and today it was a different story, her news at ten, and this is how she announced she was stepping down to her listeners. here's the thing, and it is such a boring cliche, so i apologise. time is going too fast. my daughter is getting ready to leave home and she was three about five minutes ago. i still have a little one who wants to be with me — i don't know how long that will last — and ijust need to be at home more. so my news at ten is that i am leaving. who is likely to replace her in that slot? . . , �* who is likely to replace her in that slot? ., ., ,�* ., , ., slot? claudia isn't actually leaving until march _ slot? claudia isn't actually leaving until march of _ slot? claudia isn't actually leaving until march of next _ slot? claudia isn't actually leav

why did that happen a moment next time and this is very typical of previous norton cultures was that they were not able to achieve real societal consistency. we had no established tradition and that could be passed down from generation to generation like written records across of priests or a line of her ready to review of some of those are key elements and cultural development. pre historic cultures that did not have these elements didn't last long, would need the some of the farming peoples who sailed towards the central and western europe. travelled as far as what is now spain and portugal and the brittany peninsula. in modern day france, the rocky coast line provided building materials for these new settlers the they created a new society at the dawn of the neil looks like age a society that remains a mystery to this day. the, the temples that were built in malta are unique to that island just as these rows of standing stones are to the village of conduct on brittany, south coast the, the legacy of these and other structures has been preserved and one of the regional languages. b

let me thank hold of my guests 1st period to discuss. norton's is utilities and of and seen in sydney. and my assure here in the hall and thank you to for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website on tuesday or dot com and for further discussion, go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash a j inside story. you can also join the conversation on x out handle is at a j inside story. for me, joe, the whole and the whole team here, bye for now. the of the avenues, democratic nations just apply this kind of behavior that pre lp is leading to what we're seeing out. the bound persecution is collateral damage. that's more, that's cool for w a r addressing tough question upfront on algebra. unique perspective. i think being house, i mean is a huge part of my identity voices. you don't often hear. how are you doing today? i almost forgot how my life used to be before the aggression of the gaza strip. started. connect with our community and talking to conversations. you will find elsewhere. question for me is very, very critical. issue here is a

could norton's bank have rate hikes? what will the bank of england and ecb do? we have the former ecb president jean-claude trichet. when and why will the ecb cut? what you think the answer is? jon clark: -- jean-claude: when and why? when depends enormously on the data. what i mentioned there is the market expects rates to come as soon as possible. the market, all central banks have said we are probably at the high level for longer. this is the rhetoric in the u.s. and europe. i think it is rhetoric that's good because it calms down the market. that said, we are in a situation where until now, i have seen the central banks, particularly the ecb, speaking of their next decision, doing quite a good job in cooling down both headline inflation and very much, i have to say, the last november figure and also from that standpoint, i see even if we might have for technical reasons a jump up of inflation headline at the beginning of next year, still, mine what -- my judgment is the cooling down of the economy proceeds quite correctly according to what the central bank h

what a great show.e ze tom shillue, jim norton, lee zeldin, kat timpldf. you. you better watch out.et's do this. greg juanchogreg wan wombat, i decided this is my next purchase. a wombat . >> check out. this little fella is an orphan. six-year-old wombat named waldo, and he shows his agility by pouncing on a stuffed toy. koala. see this? you coul poud actually train wombats to attack koalas. beautiful. precision attack there. hosp at the koala hospital in new south wales. >> australia. in case you are injured. how do you know he's an orphan ? >> i don't. i just read what they give me. judge, you have to fact just a talking head. everybody. yes. all right. have you guys been wonderingou e where the rodeo highlightsn on the five? >> well, your answer is right here. anad have the slo mo. >> this because it's so intense. look at this gosh.. >> oh, no. ouch. did he die? yes, he died judge j. that's what we're doing. not you. don't check your facts. rest in peace. yeah. adhe didn't.e nd w >> he made it.t was everybody. we'l that wasdeo. tonight. >> we'll be hanging on for dear life with j

it's an all-star cast including movie karate man chuck norton, the qanon nephew judo, will he eat hishristmas -- musical performances from the whistle-blowers choir and my neighbor dave, who found a bugle at the dump. from the land down under, this chubby mexican fellow wishes us a cinco de christmas. >> guillermo: what do i do? >> performance of "the nutcracker suite" from the east kill shelter players and special visit from george santos >> how much cash do they keep in the house? >> i want a playstation 5. >> just leave the back door open for santa. >> i thought santa came down the chimney. >> and i thought kids knew when to shut the [ bleep ] up. >> the honorable judge jeanine pirro and trained feline dog gio. congresswoman lauren boebert cranking out her holl lay handies and if you have a mess to clean up get 75% of kitchen towels using promo beetlejuice and i'll be doing yo-yo tricks. there's a special visitor. grateful president donald j. trump. ♪ >> hello, everyone. >> oh, no, it's late night tv pedophile, jamie krimbell. >> i brought a pie. >> i don't want no pie. i'm waiting

special thanks toss jim norton, johnny joey jones, nicholas giordano, emily austin and you our studio audience. fox news at night is next. on behalf of greg gutfeld, i'm tom shillue, and i do love you america. [cheers and applause]. >> bret: good evening i'm bret baier, breaking tonight the conflict in the middle east escalates across the region. israeli forces are expanding the war zone, threatening more targeted attacks amid international pressure for a ceasefire. u.s. officials are asking prime minister benjamin netanyahu to deescalate in gaza, as the administration says, it's ramping up pressure on iranian backed groups. we have fox team coverage tonight chad pergram looks at the u.s. response to a drone attack that left three service members injured in northern iraq but we begin with trey yingst live from tel aviv. good evening trey. >> reporter: bret good evening. there is concern tonight about the possibility of a broader conflict with iran and its proxies as the war in gaza rages on. israeli forces in northern israel are on high alert as attacks from the lebanese militant grou

if the same goes for penn professor ann norton who's preetedly denied hamas' worst aprocess -- atrocities very troubled by what you're describing, congress marne, that kind of -- >> you're speaking out of both sides of your mouth. you're defending it. you allow these professors to teach at your college. >> reporter: and lawmakers are looking, of course, at a number of ways, larry, to hold these colleges accountable, withholding federal funds or taxing their billion dollar end endowments. larry in. larry: i'm glad i called them pathetic. i don't like to front-run reporters like you, because you're all great reporters, and i have such great respect, but i'm sorry. they were pathetic. i listened to it, and they were just pathetic and should be fired. really. was that guy from indiana a democrat or republican, hillary? banks sr.? >> reporter: republican. larry: he's a republican. first of all, hillary vaughn, great report. great report even though it's kind of turning my stomach. >> reporter: thank you. larry: we've got katie pavlich, fox news contributor, editor of townhall.com, charlie hurt

>> greg: we're out of time thanks to jim norton, tom shillue, lee zeldin, kat timpf, fox news at night with dreamy trace gallagher is next. i love you america. >> trace: good evening i'm trace gallagher 11:00 p.m. on the east coast 8:00 here in los angeles and this is america's late news, fox news at night. and breaking tonight, looks like the president of harvard university will keep her job as one news outlet says, she was only targeted because she's a woman. in moments, we'll be joined by students from both harvard and mit. but first a vote to formally launch an impeachment inquiry into president joe biden is just now hours away. the house speaker mike johnson says it's a legal decision, not a political one. but house republicans have very little wiggle room. the senior national correspondent kevin corke is live in dc with more on the early morning vote. kevin good evening. >> reporter: yeah, bright and early tomorrow morning coming up just hours from now. evening my friend. now boy this time tomorrow night, trace, it is obvious that house republicans will have taken another step to

here to talk about us is major darryn norton, secretary of northern and central california's salvation army. that's a lot of work there. it's pretty early for you, major. merry christmas. >> merry christmas to you. we're very excited to be here. this is a longstanding tradition for the salvation army. this year the salvation army is celebrating 140 years in san francisco. this is a longstanding tradition on christmas morning to help take a meal and some produce and some gifts to seniors, primarily, but other people that are at home, homebound, unable to get out. and for most of them, they will not be with another human today, estranged from family, distance from family, so this is a beautiful opportunity for us to really share the christmas spirit and the meaning of christmas and to get out and do some good for people in need and give them a meal. >> the christmas meal is wonderful, but it's really that contact, that connection that i'm sure a lot of people are really longing for. we were talking about this being a longstanding tradition. how are you able to carry this on for so long?

why does the professor have your job at the university and penn professor norton repeat thely deniedities on october 7th. >> i'm troubled by what you're describing congressman. >> you're speaking out of both sides of your mouth. you're defending it. you allowed these professors to teach at your college. >> reporter: lawmakers are looking at number of ways, larry to hold the colleges accountable, withholding federal funds or taxing their billion dollar endowment. larry: hilary, i am glad i called them pa threat tick. i don't like to front run reporters like you. you're all great reporters and i have great respect. they were pathetic. i listened to it and they were just pathetic and should be fired. was that guy from indiana, democrat or republican, banks? >> reporter: republican. larry: first of all, hilary vaughn, great report, even though it is kind of turning my stomach. let us move on. >> reporter: thank you. larry: katie pavlich, editor of townhall.com, fox news contributor, charlie hurt, "washington times" and fox news contributor. i want to get to sean hannity and former presid