paul george le daba la ventaja al equipo de los clippers. sobre este partido. >> este the one thing that was worried about that game. just not have said been in a game that lost all your quarterbacks. and that's what was loved different. but besides that that would have been a real good game doesn't mean, we would a done anything, but we were excited to play in it and you go back and watch a tape. i love how we played. then then of it? just we were ready for it. but it didn't go with the way. we wanted to. >> tenemos con el equipo de los niners mañana frente a filadelfia. esto va a ser todo filadelfia. esto va a ser todo los deportes. lo deso noche, las semillas mágicas se convirtieron en algo espectacular. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ¡mamáááá! ¡papááá! ♪♪ esta temporada, demuestra tu magia. ♪♪ tendrán un juguete nuevo esta temporada de vacaciones. todo gracias a los clubs de motociclistas que se unieron para una colecta especial de juguetes. al final recolectaron más de 8000 juguetes y más de 100 bicicletas nuevas motociclistas y voluntarios de caridades cató

paul george knocks down the transition three with nine seconds left, putting the clippers up one. one last chance for the warriors, he passes it to draymond, can't get it to drop, another heartbreaker. golden state is going to host portland on wednesday. >>> while the 49ers fans would have liked their team to avenge the brutal loss last year, they are turning the page, and it's not like philly had the last laugh anyways. >> neither team finished the job, so it's not like we are looking back and reminiscing on the championship win. >> despite the eagles holding the one seed currently and playing host to the niners, san francisco is actually the favorite in this game according to vegas. i sat down with sports anchor, don earlier this week who wait on dormant -- weighed in on this one. >> the philadelphia eagles were the underdog playing at home, was that a surprise for you and you think there is disrespect out there? >> absolutely shocking, which lets me know those cats in vegas know exactly what they are doing it. they've got us talking about it, on the fans are talking about it, e

paul george knocks down the three in transition with nine seconds left. it puts the clippers up one. the warrior get the ball back and it is in steph's hands. don't pass it. he passes it to draymond and can't get it to drop. it's a heartbreaker and the clippers steal it. golden state will come home and host portland wednesday. >>> niners eagles. we could have a classic tomorrow. nick bosa turned down turkey on the broadcast after the thanksgiving win in seattle so i'm not betting he slumped in his hotel bed right now with a philly cheesesteak watching rocky. he is not focusing on the nfc championship loss or letting it motivate him tomorrow. >> neither team finished the job so it's not like they're looking back reminiscing on an nfc championship win. >> despite the eagles holding the one seed in the nfc and playing host to the niners, san francisco actually a three-point favorite in this game according to vegas. neither kyle shanahan nor nick siriani get the line on this one. >> it doesn't make a lot of sense to me but i don't know how that stuff works. >

look at the bench reaction yeah get out of the way but the clippers trailed the entire game until paul georgeesno state kid step back triple 8.9 seconds to go. ouch la goes up. one final seconds for the warriors steph dribble drive here comes the defense kick it out to a wide open draymond the corner three and no warriors lose they led the entire game except for the final eight seconds 113 112 another brutal loss to me it felt like we deserved to win tonight. >> we took care of the ball. we kept them off the foul line. we showed poise when they made their runs. so this one hurts way more than the sacramento game. you shouldn't lose a game. >> you're up 23 points. i don't care what goes wrong. we shouldn't lose that game. but you got to give those guys a lot of credit. they never quit. >> this version of our team. this is

paul george buries the clipper to give them the first lead of the game. now, the warriors have a chance to win it. steph curry gives it up to draymond in the corner for the win, and it is no good. the clippers rally to beat the warriors 113-112. it's the second time in a week the warriors blue a huge lead after losing a 24-point advantage against the kings on tuesday. >> to me it felt like we deserved to win tonight. we took care of the ball. we showed poise when they made their runs. this is a clean game we play ed. i like this version of our team. this is a team i expect going forward. but no question this hurts. >> all right. they are back on the court wednesday at home against portland. >>> we are less than 24 hours away from the 49ers biggest game of the season. they're returning to the city of brotherly love where their hearts were broken in last season's nfc championship. we all remember that game. brock purdy got hurt on the niners sixth play from scrimmage. couldn't throw the ball the rest of the way. trent williams was ejected for fighting. i wa

iba a aparecer paul, george, que iba a mandarse 25 puntos en la noche y con 9 segundos en el reloj por sobre lo que ve como revancha de championship. one thing that was weird about that game just said belden a game that lost all your quarterbacks and that's what was loved different. >> but besides that that would have been a really good game doesn't mean, we would a done anything, but we are excited to play in it and you go back and watch the tape. i love how we played the and then of it. just we were ready for it. but it didn't go out the way. >> we wanted to. >> bueno, carlos, cuéntame. quién va a ganar mañana? >> bueno, nosotros esperamos que ganen los 49ers. va a ser muy, muy complicado. hace mucho frío, están en casa. los hijos llegan con 10 y 1, pero para mí no es un partido de revancha porque parece una revancha. habría que volver a jugar el nfc championship. y puede ser. y además espero que mañana los niners no enseñen mucho de su arsenal. habrá que cuidar las lesiones y eso es lo más importante, así que darles mucha suerte. ojalá, ojalá, porque sería importantísimo quedar con

paul george buries the triple to give the clippers their first lead of the game. the warriors have a chance to win steph curry at 22, dishes to dream on for the win, no good. clippers rally to beat the warriors one 13-1 12. this loss comes after the warriors blew a 24 point advantage against the kings on tuesday. >> to me it felt like we deserve to win tonight. we kept them off the foul line, we should boys when they made their runs. this was a clean game that we played. our guys brought spirit, effort, energy. so, i like this version of our team. this is the team i expect going forward. no question this hurts. >> and now to football. you know, they say it is always sunny in philadelphia, but not on sunday. rain is in the forecast. the 49ers struggled earlier in the season when we played in the rain at cleveland. mother nature won't be the only challenge the niners facing the city of brotherly love. the eagles have the best record in the nfl at 10-1. this is a rematch at the nfc championship. you saw it, brock purdy got hurt early in the first quarter, when he cou

let's take you back to the usa where paul george hit a clutch three—pointer as the la clippers ralliedors in the nba. the clippers trailed by as many as 22 points, and this from george with just 9.2 seconds remaining, put them ahead for the first time all game. george led the clippers with 25 points. the warriors still had the chance to win at the end, but draymond green — who had made four triples in the game — couldn't make a fifth as the clippers took the victory113—112. lebronjames might be in the twighlight of his career, but he's still capable of some spectacular moves. watch this play from the la lakers win over houston, which left his team—mates stunned. a 360—degree layup from the 38—year—old was the highlight as the lakers improved to 12 and 9 with the 107—97 win. tiger woods says he's been pleasantly surprised by his return to action after he got a one—under—par 71 in the third round of the hero world challenge. woods had a mixed round with five birdies and four bogies, but still produced some glimpses of brilliance, to give him hope as he continues his comeback from injury.

paul george hit a clutch three—pointer as the la clippers rallied from a large deficit to beat the goldennd this from george with just 9.2 seconds left put them ahead for the first time all game. george led the clippers with 25 points. the warriors still had the chance to snatch victory away at the end but draymond green — who had made four triples in the game — couldn't make a fifth, as the clippers won it 113—112. lebronjames might be in the twighlight of his career, but he's still capable of the spectacular. check out this play from the la lakers win over houston that left his team—mates stunned. a 360—degree layup from the 38—year—old — that was the highlight as the lakers improved to 12 and nine with the 107—97 win. elsehwere, luka doncic was back after the birth of his daughter, but couldn't stop the oklahoma city thunder beating his dallas mavericks. orlando's nine—game winning streak was ended by the brooklyn nets, while the detroit pistons have now lost a franchise record 17 straight games after defeat to cleveland. tiger woods says he been pleasantly surprised by his return to a

paul george draining a step back 3 here, over stepped with 10 seconds to go to give l.a. their first lead of the game as the clippers miraculously rally from 22 down to win by 1. mls playoffs, cincinnati and columbus crew and ohio derby with a spot with the final on the line. their crewdown. rossi finding a life raft here. the uruguayan forward surviving. not just swifing, they are absolutely thriving. 115th minute, cucuy, finding ramirez with a brilliant header and ramirez burying the winner. hosting the defending champs, lafc next saturday. what makes this even more special is that just five years ago, columbus nearly lost the crew to relocation, so now they're one win away from their second title in four years. an incredible story coming around. and they had the spotlight once again. >> yeah, absolutely. all right, thanks so much for that wrap-up, carolyn mano in new york. appreciate it. >>> well, you'll have to have a look at this. a double take as the famous primatologist jane goodall came face to face with her look-alike. her wax facsimile is decked out in the green

paul george buries the triple to give the clippers the first lead of the game.s have a chance to win it. steph curry dishes to dra mopd for the win. no good. the clippers win 113-112. this after they blew an advantage against the kings on tuesday. >> we took care of the ball, we showed poise when they made their runs. this was a clean run that we paid. our guys brought spirit, effort, energy. so i like this version of our team. this is the team i expect going forward. but no question, this hurts. >>> and now to football. they say it's always sunny in philadelphia. not today. rain is in the forecast, and the 49ers struggled earlier this season when playing in the rain at cleveland. mother nature is not the only challenge today. the eagles have the best record in the nfl at 10-1. this is a rematch of the nfc championship. brock purdy got hurt early in the first quarter and couldn't throw the ball when he was forced to return. trent williams was ejected for fighting. but the niners say new team, new season. last year doesn't matter today. >> am i going to go into t

the fourth, clearing the way , and the warriors led the entire game until the final seconds, when paul georgedown the transition three with nine seconds left. the warriors had one last shot and the ball is in steph curry's hand, nobody else wants it. draymond green does, but he can't get it to drop, another heartbreaker, the clippers steal it late, golden state will host portland on wednesday. 49ers fans would like their team to avenge that brutal loss earlier this year against the eagles, that is not really the focus for the guys suiting up. the niners are turning the page, and it's not like philly had the last laugh anyways. >> neither team finished the job, so it's not like they are looking back and reminiscing on the nc championship win. >> they are playing host to the niners, san francisco was the favorite in this game according to vegas and the head coaches weighed in on it. >> it doesn't make a lot of sense to me but i don't really know how that stuff works. so, i don't really know why. >> it's okay to be the underdog in this city, as i said on the radio the other day, before i ever st

paul: george w. bush ever ask? >> no. that's an important point.are really low, we know it was because the war wasn't going well. what he did was change his policy, the surge, to win. paul: has anyone emerged, nikki haley or ron desantis who could actually in 2024 make a real challenge to the former president? >> that is what we see right now. the thing that is remarkable to me. i understand why some people are staying in the race. vivek ramaswamy was in this for other reasons to make a name for himself. chris christie wants to get through new hampshire but we've got two valid contenders dividing the anti-trump vote in haley and desantis, which of them gets out if they do. paul: new hampshire with haley is the best chance there is for making this a real race. when we come back the us economy ending the year on a high note as inflation moderate and recession fears fade but is it too early to declare victory over inflation? we will ask our panel next. there's something going around the gordon home. good thing gertrude found delsym. now what's going a

paul george knocks down a transition three with nine ticks left. clippers up one, but the warriors get one last look. the ball is in steph's hands, but he passes it to draymond. can he get it to drop? no, he can't. that's another heartbreaker. clippers steal it late, 113-112. they'll host portland on wednesday. >>> 49er fans would like their team to avenge that brutal nfc championship loss earlier this year against the eagles, but that's not a focus for the guys suiting up because the niners have turned the page. as nick bosa explains, not really like philly had the last laugh anyway. >> neither team finished the job, so it's not like they're looking back and reminiscing on an nfc championship win. >> tomorrow the eagles are the number one sneetd the nfc playing host to the niners, but san francisco is the favorite according to vegas. i spoke with sports anchor don bell earlier this week who weighed in on this one from behind enemy lines. >> shockingly, when you look at the matchup, 2.5-point underdogs are the philadelphia eagles, who are playing a

the clippers trailed the entire game until all fresno state's paul george a little step back three overy buckets 8.9 seconds to go and la goes up one final seconds step drives doubled gets it out to draymond in the corner and misses and the game is over warriors lose a game they led for all but eight seconds 113 112 another brutal loss to me it felt like we deserved to win tonight. >> we took care of the ball. we kept them off the foul line. we showed poise when they made their runs. so this one hurts way more than the sacramento game. >> you shouldn't lose a game. you're up 23 points. i don't care what goes wrong. we shouldn't lose that game. but you got to get those guys a lot of credit. they never quit this version of our team. >> this is the team i expect going forward. but no question, this this hurts huge game tomorrow in philly. >> niners and eagles go head to head in an nfc championship rematch same site where brock purdy suffered an an elbow injury excuse me that required surgery the young quarterback treating it as if it were any other game but this matchup with the ten and on

we and a poster for warriors up seven early in the fourth clippers trail the entire game until paul georges to go and lay up one final seconds last chance for the dubs steph drives gets it to draymond in the corner open three no and the warriors lose a game they led for all but the final eight seconds 113 112 brutal loss to me it felt like we deserved to win tonight. >> we took care of the ball. we kept them off the foul line. we showed poise when they made their runs. so this one hurts way more than the sacramento game. >> you shouldn't lose a game. you're up 23 points. i don't care what goes wrong. we shouldn't lose that game. but you got to give those guys a lot of credit. they never quit this version of our team. >> this is the team i expect going forward. but no question, this this hurts huge game later today in philly, 49 ers and eagles head to head in an nfc championship rematch at the same site where brock purdy suffered an elbow injury that required surgery. >> now the young quarterback treating it like it was any other game, but this matchup with the ten and one eagles, it is cri

we and a poster for warriors up seven early in the fourth clippers trail the entire game until paul georged 8.9 seconds to go and lay up one final seconds last chance for the dubs steph drives gets it to draymond in the corner open three no and the warriors lose a game they led for all but the final eight seconds 113 112 brutal loss to me it felt like we deserved to win tonight. >> we took care of the ball. we kept them off the foul line. we showed poise when they made their runs. so this one hurts way more than the sacramento game. >> you shouldn't lose a game. you're up 23 points. i don't care what goes wrong. we shouldn't lose that game. but you got to give those guys a lot of credit. they never quit this version of our team. >> this is the team i expect going forward. but no question, this this hurts huge game later today in philly, 49 ers and eagles head to head in an nfc championship rematch at the same site where brock purdy suffered an elbow injury that required surgery. >> now the young quarterback treating it like it was any other game but this matchup with the ten and one eagles

came george, not john. and pauls over something that george had said about yoko ono, who was by then mrs. john lennon. but there was a very fraught relationship between john and paul because paul was such, paul could do everything. paul could play every instrument . paul would even take over the guitar solo, which was supposed to be george's province. george was the lead guitarist, but paul would sometimes just he decided to play lead guitar and that was a very fractious thing between them for a long, long time. >> and you could only imagine . >> and you could only imagine. philip norman, how many great beatle songs we never had that would have been written by george harrison . he he really george harrison. he he really didn't have that opportunity, that outlet to generate more material . material. >> well, he did generate material , >> well, he did generate material, but it was it was rejected by john and paul. and so his first solo album, which was a triple album, one of the very first triple albums, all things mu

kuminga we and a poster warriors up seven early in the fourth clippers trailed the entire game until paul georgetime winding down step back over klay good 8.9 seconds to go and lay up one final seconds last chance for the dubs steph drives gets it to draymond in the corner open three no and the warriors lose a game they led for all but the final eight seconds 113 112 brutal loss to me it felt like we deserved to win tonight. >> we took care of the ball. we kept them off the foul line. we showed poise when they made their runs. so this one hurts way more than the sacramento game. you shouldn't lose a game. >> you're up 23 points. i don't care what goes wrong. we shouldn't lose that game. but you got to give those guys a lot of credit. they never quit. >> this version of our team, this is the team i expect going forward. but no question, this this hurts a huge game later today in philly, 49 ers and eagles head to head in an nfc championship rematch. >> it's the same site where brock purdy suffered an elbow injury that required surgery. now, the young quarterback treating it like it was any other g

george: paul volcker believed inflation robbed everybody, particularly the less affluent, and he was right about that. inflation was a perfidious thief that would come in the knife and steal the wealth of everyone and the less affluent. he was absolutely adamant about that. he by the way would say publicly and privately that companies can prosper as they are today in a broadly 5% interest rate environment. corporations have the ability to embrace that into both be profitable and grow. he hated inflation but he thought a fair market rate of interest was something a capitalist society could embrace comfortably. scarlet: fantastic to get your insights. thank you and appreciate you joining us today. george ball, chairman at sanders morris harris. still ahead, pimco's tiffany wilding joins us as we count you down to the fed decision. this is bloomburg. ♪ -- bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: we are just over 30 minutes from the fed decision at the top of the next hour. we want to bring in tiffany wilding, chief u.s. economist at pimco. great to speak with you. there's all most no doubt that the fed wi

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could we please give her the credit for all the nice music that george made and ringo made and paul madeince they broke up. [ applause ] if she did it -- hanks: the fact is, yoko ono did not break up the beatles. time broke up the beatles, money broke up the beatles, business broke up the beatatle, the e desire to o go off and do theheir own stutuff broke e up the beaeatles. maman: he's a a fleshier,, heavieier beatle t these day, respectably married. and when the kids come to his concerts, they don't scream any more, they listen. the significant thing is t that both j john lennon and papaul mccartntney madede music in theirir own particucular ws that was focused on the fact that they were deeply in love with a woman. ♪ ♪ but i'm not the only one ♪ mccartney went home, made that record where he plays all of the instruments on his own, this kind of cozy domesticity. beautitiful, wondederful, warm musicic. it's gonnana look roughly lilike this. this is our first showing of it. so this is just the mockup, folks. man: the new album with atlantic -- and it's gonna be called "ringo's rotogravu

politically, we have democratic strategist and cnn political commentator paul begala, and former special assistant to president georgesh, and former senior adviser to mitch mcconnell scott jennings with us. so scott, tonight, you've seen it, trump continuing his scorched earth social media strategy. he said of special counsel jack smith, that he should go to hell. and that's after his christmas day rampage, where he said his political enemies should rot in hell. again, merry christmas, he added. where is the line to you between rallying his base, and appearing rather unhinged to any republicans who may actually be on the fence about him, who don't want to vote for biden in a general, assuming he does end up becoming the nominee? >> well, i actually don't think there's that many republicans that are on the fence about it. i don't think there's that many americans that are on the fence about it. they know who he is, they know how he acts, they know what he says, they know what motivates him. they know how he campaigns, they know what issues he cares about. so i actually don't think any of this is out of character for h

conversation with the head of the us federal reserve, jerem paul, or the conversation with the head of the european central bank , christian. georgedvisor had to resign because of this scandal. a alexey spoke live on italian television, where he was alone against four aggressive tv presenters. i would say propagandists, but in italy now they love us too. what is happening to the european economy, migrants and beyond. ukraine, we’ll talk about this with our experts in the studio. and today with us is designer, vk design director artemy lebedev. artemy, hello, deputy chairman of the state duma committee on economic policy, mikhail dilyagin. mikhail, hello! "first of all, thank you it’s great that you took the time to come to our program, thank you for inviting us, a special new year’s eve, so accordingly, the first question is, what was the main event for you, for you personally this year, for you to celebrate, mikhail, well, for me personally , after all, i’m an economist, because contrary to all expectations, our investment growth continues, that is, it should simply turn off in such conditions, but it continues, this is good news

george. i had the honor of meeting john paul when i was don imus's assistant, it's been a while.ft heart, he only had half a heart. he was the love of our lives. he was passionate, a joy to be with. he always lived life to the fullest and was passionate about what he wanted to do and give back to others. >> carley: it was a shock when he passed away. it was absolutely a real shock. we think about him and try to strife to do what his mission wanted us to do, give back. >> carley: he beat the odds, he was given a month to live, a year, he lived to how old? >> he lived to 23. >> carley: now they are helping other kids in the hospital. tell us about that. >> john paul went through so much and was in the hospital so much. he wanted to give back to people who traveled the same path he had. he didn't single out a type of illness, he just wanted to give back and show his passion for giving. >> carley: giving juice is now in hospitals helping other children. >> that is true. we also give back to little smile and quantum house and community centers and daycares and grit of the earths, we w

paul embery, where are you on that? >> well, georgengland is the only great country whose intellectuals are ashamed of their nationality and i think, to be honest, our universities are proving the point. i mean, they are let's be blunt, they're sort of hotbeds these days of sort of liberal, progressive culture that kind of rails against any small c conservative express version of, you know, patriot ism affinity for country, affection for country and stuff like that. so i think that this is a symbol of that mindset, of that worldview , that mindset, of that worldview, too. and, you know, it's appalling really, because i'm not a jingoist , by the way. i not a jingoist, by the way. i don't i don't like the idea of kids going in like they do in america and saluting the flag and singing the national anthem every morning. and stuff like and singing the national anthem everybutrning. and stuff like and singing the national anthem everybut i|ing. and stuff like and singing the national anthem everybut i thinkrnd stuff like and singing the nati