>> why have orcs always got to be the bad guys?it took three hours in the makeup chair each day for joel to transform into the orc. will got barely any makeup. so some days joel wasn't really feeling will's mr. positive attitude. >> day 54 he was in there -- >> like, ugh, wish i never met will smith. >> the makeup i guess was claustrophobia. or -- >> i was starting to get a little claustrophobic, here and there. >> he was really struggling with himself. and i was like, hey, joe, come on man! he's like -- i need you to take that positivity away from me. i was like, oh, all right. >> can we keep with the positivity theme? >> i like that. one of most positive people in the world, oprah will center field an award. she'll be the first to receive that honor. congratulations. >> you know how i love oprah. very deserving. coming up next, a cleb baby's first photo shoot. who is the star dad of this boy? >> plus, how empire star taraji p. henson is making a dream come true for one young fan. >> what's a hug from taraji feel like? >> everythi

the 81-year-old is the principle conductor of london's philharmonic orc cu. that orchestra said it was horrified to learn of the accusations and had no knowledge of them. he has not respond today the ap's report and has not been charge would any crimes. >>> a chester county flight paramedic accused of sexually assaulting a teenage boy faced a judge today. accused of groping the teen during a paramedic ride along last summer. he told the judge mason touched him below the belt and used sexually explicit language during the assault. mason claims the teen made it all up. >>> the city of philadelphia is taking new steps now to cleanup two neighborhoods plagued by the heroin epidemic. this comes after it exposed rez dns dnds concerns. since then the outreach team has helped 3,000 people with treatment. >>> tonight the group mothers in charge teamed up with the 22nd police district to spread some cheer and show support for those mourning a loved one lost to violence. >> the holidays is a very difficult time for those who have lost loved one. so tonight we're going t

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there i've been there thank you paul hudson flyers rights dot org and charlie oka travelers united orc this week a big win in alabama and the winner was alabama it's people will suffer that caricature less than if a noisy election had gone the other way and a big loss at the f.c.c. maybe not the vote to kill net neutrality would not take effect until january by which time the courts could say not so fast and congressional action is likely because this national conversation got so loud and this week on the internet google told us what we search most in twenty seventeen number one hurricane erma which like hurricane harvey reminded us that no matter how much noise we make it each other we're all just neighbors here that's the big picture if you missed any part of this week's show or if you lie. to share it hit youtube dot com slash the big picture r t you can find all our shows there and if you watch us somewhere else you can also see r t america on direct t.v. channel three two one happy hanukkah and prayers for john mccain. everybody i'm stephen both got to ask hollywood guy usual susp

cops and drama and all that, fairies and orcs and elves.this is a photograph, netflix put this together. tell us who all these people are. >> all right, so what happens is, because netflix is in 190 countries or something like that around the world, they wanted me to do promotion for the movie in 190 countries. which is difficult. so what they did is they -- we created this, well -- all of these people are people from around the world named will smith. >> jimmy: all those guys are named will smith? [ cheers and applause ] >> they're all named will smith. we got all of the world's will smiths together. and they're from all these different countries. and they promoted the movie in their countries. as me. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i can't imagine the poor hotel manager who had to check all these will smiths in. we brought one of the will smiths. this is a particularly interesting will smith. >> yes, yes. >> jimmy: you're will smith? >> i am will smith. >> jimmy: is this something people ask you all the time? >> all the tim

pull research costs out is that much more difficult, and people who genuinely struggle with how to orcet, is there a price, is it still being contained within the spread rather than physical dollars? nejra: is there a reason the equity research would cost more, because there is more potential to generate by covering stocks that are less liquid? >> yes, it is. in some ways, there are greater differences. whenever you were talking equity stories and risk stories, there is probably more capacity to have differences of opinion, whereas fixed income is going to go largely macro input. that is the other area of research that we haven't got our minds around yet, how will macro research be priced? if you haven't got a specific stock recommendations or bond recommendation. is that substantive research, or is it more informational? that classification is quite important within the mifid rule set. nejra: and in your survey, you were saying that 78% of respondents on the buy side expecting to resource less research. who was going to lose that most? >> i fear it is the middle ground. i have seen som

this is part of an orc strayed attack, orchestrated campaign to lay the ground work on for firing muelleryes, president trump said he wasn't going to do that now, but one thing we've learned is is not to believe what he says. what everybody should be worry about is if he takes a step to fire mueller when congress is out of session because members of congress won't be here, the judiciary committee won't be here and we'll be in real trouble at that point. >> democrats are saying right now that the president is going to fire robert mueller, jackie speier in the house and other people saying they see signs. the president says he's not going to. is it possible that -- what if it's just to discredit the special counsel so that what he comes out with is clouded? >> it may be. it's a fair point. i don't think we're out of the woods in him never firing mueller. so i think we need to be wary of that. but it's certainly possible that he knows in a year from now, six months from now, whenever they're done with the investigation, you mentioned "the washington post" reporting that he's going to be in a

maintaining flexibility may be sounding like operate d authority to around the world using kinetic orce and that's not what i'm arguing for but there has to be a balance drawn between two circumscribing what we'll do and where we will do that has to be balanced against the recognition we're borderless ting a campaign right now. so that's probably the closest offering a view on how it should turn out. i would just argue for being need for some flexibility and not shutting off quickly ity to respond if a new theater emerges that us in a bind. back. in the >> thank you. jeff selden with voice of america. reaction is t your and perhaps what advice you've been giving to other government gencies now that the president has officially recognized jerusalem as the capital of and there has been a lot coming out of islamic groups, how does that change the threat there a benefit in long term to the u.s.? my particular role, and i'll argue my colleagues in the intelligence community, our role is limited to spelling out with as uch precision and care possible our assessment of what particular courses

by the way, a new cnn/orc poll finds 55% of americans oppose the plan. 33% are in favor. remember, this is touted as a tax cut. 66% say it would benefit the wealthy the most. and that's good reason. >> because it does. >> finds that by wage earners would get -- meantime an analysis of the numbers found that 70% of the middle income workers making between $55,000 and $93,000 a year would see an average tax hike of $150 that year. despite the promise on the campaign trail that benefits for wealthy wall street investors like carried interest would be out. republicans are now brushing criticism of that loophole aside. >> would you son seconcede, tho that carried interest -- and we'll move to others. i'm not obsessed, sir. this is a promise the president made and something you expressed concern about just within the last month. >> look -- i appreciate all that. >> would you consider it helps private equity firms? >> no, it doesn't. >> so when he goes back home, people don't ask him about carried interest. that's the exact point. they don't because they don't know about it. but

"bright" follows two l-a-p-d officers played by smith and joel edgerton as an orc, in a world where fantasyth humans. "bright" begins streaming december 22nd."i was a cop. i was too damn callous. i had no empathy and that is unforgiveable."al pacino's latest movie has scored a zero. the direct-to-video movie "hangman" has received a zero-percent rating on rotten tomatoes. other movies which share the dubious distinction include "the ridiculous six," "staying alive" and "the nutcracker in 3-d." ouch. in hollywood, i'm rick damigella. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll be back with more of your kron 4 morning news after the break. (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. rebecca:clear and cold through early morning with seasonable temperatures through the weekend. slight chance of light rain for the northern portion of the region sunday into sunday night. otherwise, ongoing dry conditions through much of next week with temperatures near seasonal averages. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf.

double orce were to triple again in the next few months and reached a market cap you wouldlion then haveout what the wealth effect would be on consumers in certain places. so i think the value of it now is too small a wash -- too small a loss. it if it is bigger i think would be something to be mindful of. guy: the energy element to this is something that is beginning to come onto the radar screen. if bitcoin carries on the way it is, energy consumption levels will be going through the roof. they already have. the nordics to cool the machines or china when you rely on the cold power and electricity that comes along with it. how much of a limiting factor will this be? way, it could become a self-fulfilling market. this price to go higher and higher to sustain all of the electricity that they are using to process and to mine the currency. you wonder if this is a self fulfilling cycle and if there is thathing strange about occurring? and it goes back to your point. the whole system, that is the nature. we don't know. bringhat is my effort to it back to the green theme. john normand will sti

i'm originally from new jersey and my question is, does the museum include any artifacts orc documentation or even acknowledgment of black patrioth who fought in the american revolution, such as sons of liberty who thought that concord not only including james james, a spy at yorktown. >> you do learn about that issue go through. f and i'm going to ask for the details on that, you will es discover james horton, a young black, young african-american who volunteered on board the florida privateer. i'll be glad to have dr. stephenson return to that question. >> we have time for one more call with michael again, president and ceo of the museum. mark, go ahead, please. h >> caller: i've been to the valley forge museum numerous times. my question is how difficult was it to get the artifacts you have there. i notice behind you have soldiers in uniform. i wanted to know if you have any that were in authentic uniforms. how difficult was it to get the, donations that you got? >> thank you, mark. >> thank you. the soldiers you see behind me are not in period clothing. they're in replica clothing. and

caller: yes, i was calling about the sexual misconduct and orcing out of conyers and trying to tell alranken to leave. i believe that if they have paid $15 million, i think they misconduct ual settlements, that -- host: that wasn't all for sexual settlements, that was the report on settlements of of all kinds. i'm not sure $15 million is orrect, i think it was more like $13, but go ahead. caller: okay, if there are any saerp senators or congressmen that out, theyttlement paid need to also be forced out, too, exposed and made to leave, also, if they're going out.orce these two host: one settlement payment come up, payment made to an accuser of texas congressman blake ferenthold, a on that, reporting discussed that.ome up, payment if you missed the segment with the roll call senior editor, it hould already be online at c-span.org. bill, hazelwood, missouri, line for republicans. ahead.o caller: yeah, my congressman, gerrymandered democrat, i discussed that. believe should take he high road and all other gerrymandered congressmen and resign. it is disgusting to have to be a based on aive

however, if women in the work orce do not want to be viewed as sexual objects, then they should leavear paint, off the eye eave liner, lip stick, leave off the high-heeled shoes which make their bottom bounce up and down, they off the temptation, want to eat their cake and have it, too. ou know, women are in -- women have a certain amount of power nature gave them and so do men. nature gave women is sexual power. work are you d of in? caller: do not interrupt me, lease, john, don't interrupt caller when is they are trying to make their point. well, i guess so. my call. for taking john -- host: still here, steve. the screener, when i made my point, i don't her when i -- she asked what my comment was going didn't -- screeners do our best to hear from everybody and try to give you a chance to give your opinion. another steve wait nothing fairdale, kentucky, line republicans, go ahead. caller: good morning, john, how you doing today? host: doing well. calling about the democratic party and they use tactic clintons did it, obama did it and now they are it in alabama. always.exploit childre

have is tremendous energy and when they harness that technology and use the tools we have, that is a orce multiplier because we all succeed when we all succeed. and as we saw in new jersey, virginia and elsewhere, we are at our best when we are united when we have our oars in the ater and rowing. and that's why we are continuing to make sure we make these investments. i'm proud of the fact that we are now providing one-third every month to state parties. and it's not a blank check but accompanied by accountability measures and working together with state parties and critical stakeholders in each state to develop that strategic plan for success that enables us to win this year and for many years to come. i'm proud of the technology infrastructure that we are building, the voter protection infrastructure, all of those hings that unable us to work across states to make sure we are empowering folks. we need to continue to empower ur diverse grassroots democrat at every level and make sure they have a seat at the leadership table. et's build on our small dollar fundraising success and stand by