winnie the pooh. ♪ winnie the pooh ♪ winnie the pooh ♪ >> reporter: one test of an icon going out toose original literary work lost its protection two years ago, and that led to this. "wynn the pooh blood and honey." >> "blood and honey" was buzz worthy because of the shock value. because it grossed people out, but in the long run, our culture gets to decide what kinds of public domain re-uses have during appeal. >> reporter: over the years many others entered the public domain without much fanfare, including "tarzan," "sherlock holmes," even donald duck, superman, batman and movies such as "the wizard of oz." we have a lot of wonderful works and a lot of production works going into the public domain in the next few years. >> reporter: a thrilling new frontier for these pioneers of entertainment. jolene kent, cbs news, los angeles. >>> still ahead on the "cbs weekend news," a new way of recording voices and the new reason why. ♪♪ [stomach noises] gas... or abdominal discomfort... help stop the frustration and start taking align every day. align probiotic was specifically designed by

>> i was one of those people that was pooh-pooh in this entire debate. i thought to myself, why are we doing this right now? we need to focus on the presidential. i thought to myself as i watched gavin newsom just mocked the floor with ron desantis, why would the desantis team even agreed to this? why did they think this was a great idea? what it did for the democrats is give us the confidence to believe that we have a pipeline of candidates, that we do have talent in the wings to take our progress and our country forward. there been a level of instability in our vibe as a country. what gavin newsom did was tell us, no, we can, i'm doing it in california. we can do this across the country. let me debunk one sentence at a time every thing that the republican party are doing. they won a national ban on abortion. they're coming after the lgbtq community. they are coming after a black people. they are coming after people of color. what could ron desantis say? >> all of his mumbling and robotics mile and weird laughter. >> he could not say it was not true. he

he went along with them and then when they left, he would pooh-pooh then. let's look at it and see. as soon as he left, he threw it aside. he tried again later that day to make his speech but we know that the president delivered his own famous speech. now the reason i'm going on about this, if you listen to fdr's opening paragraphs here, i see strong echoes of the gettysburg address in the rhythm and tone, in the use of simple word structure. very reminiscent of the gettysburg address. yesterday, december 7th, 1941, a date which will live in infamy. the added states of america was deliberately attacked by naval and air force of the empire of japan. the united states was at peace with that nation. the solicitation of japan was still in conversation with the government and emperor, looking towards the maintenance of peace in the pacific. then at the end, like lincoln's last sentence. no matter how long it may take us to overcome this premeditated invasion, the american people will wind through absolute victory. in thd everyone was being spoken to itd was accessible lincoln gave us a n

knew a lot of details about what seemed like an unbelievable attack on israelis, many of them either pooh-poohed or dismissed or didn't pay attention to. we have the same thing in this country, you can remember, before 9/11, talking about using passenger jets, if we knew what we knew then, that was a mistake to dismiss but what do you make of these various developments, who knew what and when and charges that some might have profited. >> absolutely. these are significant developers that we understand according to israeli officials will be thoroughly investigated once the war is complete and some of these financial allegations can be investigated before then. there are reports that soldiers warned their commander they saw suspicious activity, hamas operatives training the type of massacre they audibly conducted on october 7th. there's an understanding that someone must be held accountable. it is unclear who that could be. as for the research paper conducted by two professors in the united states, one is really company alone had 4.4 million new shares sold short over the course of a few weeks from

fauci was pooh-poohing that the wuhan lab was anyway involved in developing the covid virus. >> whethert covid came from the wuhan lab as i do, what was very clear and undeniable there were two entirely different messages externally dr. fauci in many of his colleagues were putting out the message downplaying any lab leak and internally scrambling to cover up any signs they were involved in funding the lab or for that concern to be out there. many experts told dr. fauci it came from the lab in much of the paper trail was destroyed or downplayed. jon: it will be fascinating to watch those hearings in january. doctor marty makary, thank you. back with more on the "fox report" right after this. ♪ you've worn many hats, from past jobs in fact. now, you can trade in those hats to help earn your grad cap! your past experience can help you earn your degree faster and for less. this is our last chance to help save thousands of holocaust survivors who are suffering in the former soviet union today. the needs that these forgotten jews have are something beyond anything you can imagine. have you ea

it is exactly that type of pooh-poohing of what we are all seeing and hearing and feeling in our gutsones, and between our ears about what is happening. where in a moment for american democracy, because in six weeks or less than six weeks, voters are to look to start voting in these early states. if donald trump wins iowa and new hampshire, right now the poll shows he's going to win both illustrates, no one's really mounted a serious challenge to his standing in those two states. he's going to be the republican nominee for president. the difference between a donald trump second administration for the first trump administration, this is what are even more irresponsible and shameful are because donald trump has learned that lessons of what guardrails existed in the first term. if he goes into the second with this rhetoric, it is seat planting fascism. he's planting the seeds now, in an environment he knows he will be able to enforce but if god forbid he manages to regain power, it will be a different moment. he'll be able to weaponize words into action. and it's going to be without the

i know a lot of people who have been trying to pooh-pooh this and push it away, but the white house potentially with hunter biden, being aware of his plans, that's certainly worth investigating. ashley: well, i think it was said, was it not, that the president was aware of what his son was going to do, so is i think that's where this perhaps investigation is rooted, that he had prior knowledge. and and who know knows what involvement he had. >> yeah. they came out and said at least he was aware of what his son was going to say. they might try to argue they were expecting him to say that in testimony as opposed to a speech there, but we know that eric swalwell who rented the spot that hunter biden used was somehow involved in this. we know the congressmen who were working with hunter, essentially, on this. and the republicans deserve answers from hunter biden. he shouldn't be protected. you wouldn't see that the other way around, you wouldn't see that for the sons of maybe donald trump, for example. but at the end of the day, it's not really about hypocrisy here which you see all the time, it's

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and actually, when it comes to genetics that's been pooh poohed many , many times, many times , many, got a i've got a quote here from a professor from the university of london, uh, genetic institutes explained that research of genetics aligned to obesity has been quite exaggerated. it's absolutely baloney . no one is absolutely baloney. no one is fat in the famine. there is always something you can do about it. and what i would say to amy is that what she needs to do is give people the aspiration and the hope and the motivation that they can lose weight , that they can lose weight, rather than giving them a large helping of excuses to actually stay fat. >> so steve saying it's not genetics, they just need to have no excuses to stay fat and should pull themselves together. >> well, i expected him to say something very much along those lines because as i said, he just puts it to down the individual. and think did did i hear and i think did he did i hear you you said you correctly that you said i was having hissy fit? was having a hissy fit? >> it's all about me. me and i'm having a his

. >> did you say pooh-pooh >> i feel like i'm talking to charlie.e it's time for a "today" k party! >> let's get this party started. >> it's time for a "today" block party! >> oh! let's head out to rockefeller plaza. >> you want to -- look at you! >> amazing >> good-bye, everybody. good-bye. i'm out! >> oh! >> yes, yes, yes >> good-bye, everybody good-bye i'm out! >> it's time for going around the hornks here. >> hi, we have some lovely folks here >> hi, everybody >> that's how you do it, baby! >> wow >> woo >> ready to party! >> are we in wine country? >> it's going to be a beautiful day in sonoma county california >> they literally opened the gates to buckingham palace, and yes, we got to go inside >> we're here in the brand-new minion land. >> going to jazz fest with hoda kotb is like going to the vatican with the pope! >> absolutely. >> here in the beautiful city of paris. this is the greatest assignment i have ever been given you guys call it a boondoggle. i call it les boondoggle >> we're having a good fomo here >> cheers. >> cheers. ♪ >> it's

it's also cutting trace across also your it is a not just pooh people or socioeconomicically disadvantagedme on and you said look that hasn't come up. part of it is the long term event and during the shutdown and lockdowns people didn't want to get medical care and anxious and got increased, more suicide. all of that is continuing, all the anxiety is continuing stress related diseases, alcohol still up. covid may have long term effects that could be it in terms of the heart lungs and kidney. but the vaccine no one's studying that. all of that has to be looked at. you can't just say well it's smoking or this or that we need a careful examination, terrible trend. >> this is a crew crime thor in san francisco. he'll go to play the sound bite then give you about 15 seconds to respond. watch. >> when apec came along the change was noticeably. i mean, noticeable. and i'll tell you. >> the neighbors, the owners of my building were all very, very, very happy. and it was -- you know, we walked around and it was sort of -- you know, we would say, wow, you know, we got our city whack. then when it wa

winnie the pooh in called? winnie the pooh in russia. it is the winnie the pooh. >> yeah. we all sherlock holmes is very good. soviet sherlock holmes. a really, really good though . tv spectacles based on though. tv spectacles based on oscar wilde, for instance. the importance of being earnest. so is it . is it. >> isn't that fascination, though , with british culture though, with british culture sort of counter productive, or at least that would be frowned on by moscow, wouldn't it? >> no, not at all. i mean, a lot of look, putin himself 20 years ago said that russian culture is ago said that russian culture is a western european culture and russia's europe, culturally, it is europe. i mean , britain is is europe. i mean, britain is one of the most popular countries in russia on the same level as france for instance. so it's really sad for me to see that this misunderstanding between political elites of in of britain and russia , it's of britain and russia, it's really sad. >> but in this situation sorry, i was going to say, in this sit

and he is a personal favorite, which is tiger, of course, from winnie the pooh. that would be an interesting costume to see collecting trash. all right. from viral sensation. heartwarming success. the dancers of dogs photo project much back for its 60 year. very nice. project partners with the st. louis ballet and stray rescue of st. louis and aims to transform the lives of neglected animals into whimsical tales of resilience. the dancers and dogs team says all the featured pats. all right. then shalit adopted into new homes all over the country often before december comes to an end. >> and we have a nice, dry weather for the rest of your holiday weekend and rain midweek and also chilly temperatures ahead. so we'll have that in your final forecast for the 10:00pm news forecast for the 10:00pm news fact, after the break. (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. >> as we've been reporting for the past several days, the holiday sweet season is, of course, in full swing. so it's really not too surprisi

christina pascucci, do you have a -- >> i heard something similar but, you know, just depending on my poohedtever words i needed to hear, very therapeutic. >> trace: it says what i want it to say. julie hamill, what did the dog say in your view. i think it says don't sell me because it saw your nightcap from the other night. >> trace: don't sell me. >> you would sell your dog for 200,000 tars. >> trace: me and kevin corke both sold ours for $200,000. to pay for those children. we asked x and instagram followers if they knew what the dog was saying appear the results were the following, yes, 68% on x, 55% on instagram, responses, chung says i'm hungry feed me, role 0, he said this explains why you're still single. dre i want my snack, frank, i love you or why does it hurt when i pee. here's what the dog is saying. watch this. >> trace: you missed-tow the woman was saying i love you i love you i love you. the dog said i love you and that's why they're dancing. thank you for joining the nightcap and for joining fox news at night with trace gallagher. i'll see you back here tomorrow. it's becaus

welcome back to pooh tonight's investigation of the case of the pringles can of .n ohio defense attorney named jack blakeslee was last weekg ee was after leaving a filled pringles can outsidea a victim advocacy center back in 2021. he also had to lay out a fewackn hundred bucks for a case l of febreeze. >> blakeslee also pleaded guilty to disorderly few conduct charge and paid only 248 bucksey in fines and court costs. >> the find was light because the victims actually loved what they thought. f ht a new flavor. >> oh, he reportedly tried the h, he reportedly tried prank, even admitted he had done this at least ten other times in the pasmitted hd donet >> but now we don't know if he put the in the canknow by hd or if he went right for it. but heree canb is how i imagine he did it. >> seattle, you. the perhaps it's easy to hit the target if you focus. >> i don't know. but thank you jean, for drawing that back. >> she's going to leave that up there anyway. you know you know who could solve the case of the pringles? believ se or not, they have an entire force devoted

interested, yes, well, but i was against him serving in the police, and he looked around the series, pooh everything. that he could, and now it’s up to you, i’ll leave you alone, marina, it means that he hid behind his father’s illness in order to lure me to him, but i didn’t lure you , but you’re miserable, that means that’s how you think about me, i generally like you i don't think it's mutual. “hello, you’re late again, you’re going to eat, well , how long are you going to remain silent, rita, we need to live separately for a while, but what we need to understand, we still have at least some chance, a chance." what kind of nonsense? i understand, i’m guilty, i’m even ready to admit it, but this is not a reason to behave like a child, this is just funny. here you go again you don't take me seriously. rita, hear me, our relationship has reached a dead end. i hear you, but problems need to be solved, not run away from them. tomorrow, i'm waiting for you at the dance. which dance? lida, can you even hear me? well, it’s obvious that foreign languages ​​are more important than some kind of d

poohed.he infuriating thing is actually is that it seems clear to me that boris actually had the right instincts about this . the right instincts about this. and he was the prime minister and he was the prime minister and what what really frustrates me is that he was he seemed too weak . he was me is that he was he seemed too weak. he was to me is that he was he seemed too weak . he was to actually me is that he was he seemed too weak. he was to actually impose his steamroller by people like dominic cummings and matt hancock. but he was the prime minister he was. and he and he was and he also was also and he was also steamrollered the media. steamrollered by by the media. >> he was steamrolled. his father that you know, father said that here you know, there about there was so much pressure about every their life every person who lost their life to covid. the pressure was amping up the sentimentality around it. i mean, were around it. i mean, we were looking at of the posters looking at some o

a franciscan university in ohio, administrators created an ex-pooh indicted transfer process to welcome students facing anti-semitic threats at other schools. they are eager to accept jewish students that the ivy league is failing to protect. but unfortunately stories like these are few and far between. it's especially alarming to see anti-semitic hatred bleeding into the secondary education as well. last month an organization known as the people's forum helped organize a massive anti-israel protest and walkout at schools in new york city. the group which has direct ties to both domestic radical activists and state propagandists in beijing is creating tool kits and posters to facilitate such events at other schools. as i've said before, i'm a strong supporter of freedom of speech. our nation gives hateful people the right to say appalling things. but it also gives people with a moral compass the right to condemn them in the strongest possible terms. i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: the clerk: ms. baldwin. quorum call: a

when i saw these works, i did not believe that they were made from pooh.red the institute of electronic engineering. you will find this strange but still visible. i was more drawn to technology, people come to creativity in different ways, yulia popova has her own story, the fact is that i am a chernobyl widow, when my husband died, i did not find a place for myself, it was so hard, i can’t convey it impossible , and it was as if it was sent to me, suddenly one day i turn on the tv, and there is a local program showing: a florist club, and i threw everything and ran there and you know, it just pulled me out of such depression, from such despondency. because when i saw when people create such a miracle with their own hands, yulia popova called this painting the night before christmas, well, just a gogol plot: a clear winter night has come, the stars have looked, the month has risen majestically into the sky, dedicate it to good people and the whole world, now i can even use tweezers lift up, you see, here they are fluff, here... this is the plot laid out li

about dismissal, what happened, they call you back to work again, it seems i don’t have a job anymore, poohus, as sergey noted, there is exactly a month left until the new year, and today we will continue to intensively prepare for it, for example, we will open children’s sweet sets, we’ll see , what kind of sweets are there inside, i always do this, let’s admire new year trees, the russian forum is at the exhibition and we will restore new year's toys if they suddenly need it, yes, but we will also take care of ourselves, select... winter body cream , we will stop by the chryzontem ball, we will prepare, as always, some culinary masterpiece, like we can do all this and much more very soon, well, right now we’re going for a swim, and morning exercises under the guidance of fitness trainer margarita kuznetsova. good morning, i love you. combine business with pleasure, i teach my daughters this, we went down the hill we had fun, and now we’ll take care of our health and do gymnastics in the water, and you can join in, the exercises can be done at home, we spread our arms to the sides, it’s ea

but if you're if you're not that you're if you're not quite that pooh you're if you're not quite that. and that's sadly okay danny that's what's sadly okay danny kelly to a kelly we'll have to have a short, short blast. >> leave it there today. thank you and i totally you very much. and i totally agree, that agree, danny, it seems that the people likely to people who are most likely to watch likely pay watch the bbc most likely to pay their licence fee are the ones who to be the who seem oftentimes to be the most and that's most denigrated. and that's the glorious of this glorious pensioners of this fine nafion glorious pensioners of this fine nation moving on, nigel farage nation. moving on, nigel farage is going from strength to strength in i'm a celebrity and you can help him to become the king of brexit. we'll become the king of brexit. we'll become the king of brexit. we'll become the king of jungle. i'm martin king of the jungle. i'm martin daubney gb news britain's daubney on gb news britain's news . to 11 pm. only on gb news the people's channel. >> britain's news channel earli