ah, to his potter one and is robbie spent $24.00 days in the taliban prison in afghanistan . her work fighting for women's rights, put her in the hard line groups firing line since seizing power in august 2021. the taliban have severely restricted. these rights girls have been barred from school and women, faith increasingly harsh social restrictions of to protesting for women's rights in the afghan capital, kabul is robbie was arrested de covered with them. cam anatomy them could on. i don't know which taliban member slapped my face 1st. speaker, bedrooms that i felt my eardrums were damaged them. you are like mitchell southern s. and he snapped me again at my mouth, started leading his adam back. wasn't that not that bramble? i tried to get out of the car in which they were carrying me by another taliban member who was sitting in the back seat, hit me and my back him with his pistol said i'm calling because madison annapolis presented that the bush that miss robbie says the taliban tortured her and forced her to sign a confession document eventually releasing her. the activ

that also includes women, human rights activists, such as per one and each robbie who spent $24.00 days in jail after being arrested for participating in a women's rights protesting cobble in mid january this year. she's now in germany as a refugee and spoke to dw news about a experience in prison. oh me from you back. thank you. what i thought, do you know what punishment we have chosen for you? a taliban member asked me one day. when i said i didn't know, he said they would stone me, tell the other girl to pray. we are going to stone you. he said i started crying and asked him what my crime was. that was the worst time. my biggest wish was to get a helmet so that i would not get hurt if they stoned me. i checked my clothes to see if there was something that could protect me from stoning. and i wondered, what would stoning hurt one ah, to his power one is robbie spent $24.00 days in a taliban prison enough gun. this done her work fighting for women's rights. put her in the hard line groups firing line since seizing power in august 2021. the taliban have severely restricted these rights

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in the afghan capital kabul is, robbie was arrested. d coverage wisdom, kerman anthony, them could on, i don't know which taliban member slapped my face 1st. so vicar, bedrooms, that i felt my eardrums were damaged them. you are like mitchell southern s. and he snapped me again. at my mouth started leading his other back. wasn't that not that bramble? i tried to get out of the car in which they were carrying me by another taliban member who was sitting in the back seat. hit me and my back with his pistol said i'm calling because madison annapolis presented a packet bushings that miss robbie says the taliban tortured her and forced her to sign a confession, documents eventually releasing her. the activists recently arrived in germany, but remains haunted by the inhumane conditions she endured. turned out, talk more with allied us for a homestead where the toilet was in the same room where they kept me. how long, wicked performing the taliban were watching me all the time. okay. even when i was using the toilet, can washing myself or just

tonight -- margot robbie. sabrina impacciatore. and music from the white buffalo. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, everyone. thank you. welcome. very nice. hi, i'm jimmy. i'm the host. thanks for watching. thank you for joining us tonight. we do have a good show for you. i have to say -- you know what, thank you, i appreciate that. i'll tell you, i was only planning to jingle some of the way tonight. but now i think i might be jingling all the way. [ cheers ] i might just go for it. christmas is kind of -- you think about it, kind of a weird universe. there are entire radio stations, cable channels totally devoted to christmas. hallmark and the lifetime channel right now, it's nothing but gingerbread and tongueless kissing under the mistletoe. [ laughter ] listen to the descriptions of some of these movies. "stepping into the holiday." sparks fly between a former broadway star and the owner of a dance studio as they work together to revive a traditional christmas eve show. that was at 6:00. [ laughter ] fol

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over the next two years when he is making money and then zero, and 2020, when the pandemic it is a robby real estate developers and operators are able to take these outrageously large the legal actions but i don't see the press playing it that way do you. guest: i don't really see them going after that and i am hearing a lot yes, media guess on all sides about how well may be more irs agents would be a good thing and i would say follow me now's the people and i don't know, do people pete felt specially that we need more people to work for the irs. howard: nobody likes to be audited. guest: and i would agree with this, then a very wealthy and powerful people have more resources at their disposal. to actually pay a small portion of their income in taxes we need a simplification of the tax code and people paying fairly what they want to pay i think of something in your market people in the media and everyone should be able to agree on but of course nothing is done in washington as we seek. howard: tax reform is so complicated but it was a scandal in washington is legal as opposed to illinoi

margot robbie was raised by a single mom.oap "neighbors." >> you promise me you would be home. >> reporter: she was a perfect fit for the show, almost. >> i had a very strong australian accent. they had a coach come in to make me sound less australian. how is it going? not nice on the ear. they tried to round it out.>>hy? >> reporter: her american access was good enough to land her a series here in 2011. it lasted one season. she sent out audition tapes. >> no part of me considered i would ever -- my tape would be seen by martin scorsese. >> reporter: when they told you, marty wants to see you, your reaction? >> i didn't know who marty was. they said marty. i was like, who is marty? martin scorsese. he watched your tape. he watched my audition tape? he wants you to come in and read with leo. leo as in leonardo dicaprio? my god. i'm on a nickname basis with everyone. it was wild. >> we're going to be friends. >> yeah. you want to be my friend. >> we're not going to friends. >> reporter: it opened a lot of eyes and doors. since

now dr. robbie. because because at the time and at the height of covert, if anything, the vaccination drive really expose be inequality is an inequities. as dr. gabriel was just saying out of the u. k. yeah, actually, the whole international community should incorporate and help again, see should look forward to this. the countries which are little underprivileged and be under the recognition breed is low, this is low, they should send some of the commissioners and supplemental, but they are about as what as it gets done on the going on. but definitely been not that kind of a z, as in the previous months and years. but by and large, we need to be cautious. as a professional, i can tell you that the band makes nobody has to come back. so we need to be a little more cautious and we need to keep a situation. we need to keep an eye on the situation. and before avalanche of patients again come and do their job of the human kind. dr. margaret, the w h o chief earlier this year, i believe it was back in feb

it has been so successful robbie is already looking for a more permanent location. >> we need to give people the freedom to make their own choices and rise to the challenge. >> helping people get back on their feet by putting a roof over their tents. >> health officials from all nine bay area counties are sounding the alarm about the so-called trend amick triple-demic . wear a mask in public spaces, get tested before indoor gatherings , and if you feel sick, get treatment. do those things to give the people around you safe. officials hope this will ease the burden of care. >> kime with inead ofei eiloved ones. >> you can see community members push to want access for those at higher risk of developing severe illness . cities will provide masks when you go in the front door if you don't have one. >>> you know with less than two weeks until christmas, bay area food banks are working overtime to meet the needs of families. one woman met with our elizabeth cook now returning the kindness total strangers once gave to her. >> lady augustine volunteers at this neighborhood pantry at st. peter

with brussel sprouts, the buds of the lateral shoots grow to a certain size. coal robbie forms a large stem axis with cauliflower, the blossom is enormous. with the head of cabbage, the main chute is shortened and the leaves are laid into a rounded form. kale was probably one of the 1st crucifix cultivars. even the ancient greeks knew wild cabbages closest relatives, back in the 4th century b. c. legend has it. that cabbage was formed from the sweat of zeus. scientists believe that the ancestors of our modern crew, sephora vegetables were cultivated in antiquity. back then, however, the head of cabbage had yet to be invented. people in the middle ages continued to cultivate the kinds of cabbage we know to day, such as coal, robbie. in the 8th century, a primitive form of co robbie was described in one of charlemagne. agricultural policies on the cultivation of heads of cabbage only got going in the middle ages. hildegard von bingen. a nun mentioned both red and white cabbage in her writings in the 12th century. to day white cabbage is the most widely grown, crucified in germany. some e

kennedy: robby, you are singing my song, young man. [laughter] i would certainly put a tip in your it?er if you were playing piano here at the lounge. no, you're absolutely right, and i hope more people follow suit. it would be very interesting because tulsi gab with order when -- tulsi gabbard, when she left the republican party, she's independent as well. i think it's harder for women to be independent out will because so many people think women need a political pimp. guess what? we don't. we can make up our own minds, whatever you choose to call us and whatever letter follows our name. mine, md. that's actually right. panel, please don't go anywhere, i need you desperately. we have a lot to discuss. coming up next, this is incredibly exciting. scientists in california tomorrow set to make an unprecedented announcement, a major breakthrough in fusion energy reportedly replicating what happens inside that hot orb known as the sun. author and astrophysicist neil degrasse tyson joins me in studio next. there he is. ♪ -- your spanish lul

with brussel sprouts, the buds of the lateral shoots grow to a certain size. cold robbie forms a large stem axis with cauliflower, the blossom is enormous. with a head of cabbage. the main shoot is shortened and the leaves are laid into a rounded form. cale was probably one of the 1st crucifix cultivars. even the ancient greeks knew wild cabbages closest relative back in the 4th century b. c. legend has it. that cabbage was formed from the sweat of zeus. scientists believe that the ancestors of our modern crew, sephora vegetables were cultivated in antiquity. back then, however, the head of cabbage had yet to be invented. people in the middle ages continued to cultivate the kinds of cabbage we know to day, such as coal, robbie. in the 8th century, a primitive form of co robbie was described in one of charlemagne. agricultural policies on the cultivation of heads of cabbage only got going in the middle ages. hildegard von bingen. a nun mentioned both red and white cabbage in her writings in the 12th century. to day white cabbage is the most widely grown, crucified in germany. some even

in the 8th century, a primitive form of col, robbie was described in one of charlemagne agricultural policies. more. the cultivation of heads of cabbage only got going in the middle ages, hid a guard from bingham and none mentioned both red and white cabbage in her writings . in the 12th century, to day white cabbage is the most widely grown, crucified in germany. some even referred to germans as crowds from their word for cabbage. not exactly a flattering nickname. still white cabbage is rich in vitamin e and b to carotene. in the 19th century, brussels sprouts were planted for the 1st time near brussels. they contain more victim and see than every other crucifix vegetable twice as much as a lemon. even kale, however, reigns supreme as the king of the cabbage is a super food. it contains more of almost every kind of nutrient than all the others . but all types of cabbage have one thing in common. they're all very healthy. and the flavors of crucifix vegetables are as varied as their appearance, where the savory somewhat sweet or bitter. the common denominator is the classic cabbage

robby. katie. >> where the reluctant? presidents have to pick their moments this seems to be most ideal moment. >> seems like it would be one, you can't condemn something you condone or support. and just yesterday. dr. fauci on a different network justifying chinese people put under that t tyrannical covid ruled and locked in their homes and burned alive. there are a lot of reasons. when you have an administration fuel of bureaucrats that believe in same tactics, they can't condemn them and john kerby today, refusing to condemn apple turning off their airdrop function on behalf of the request from chinese communist party talk helps protesters organize in china and get around sensors that government has. with why they won't condemn them. it is because they think that what china has been doing with the zero covid policy is admirable, and if not for the constitution in united states and our court system, they would be happy to do the same here. kennedy: and what -- is terrifying. when you have a big tech company working at b

the exceptional case was robbie mullen.renshaw not wanted to kill an mp, robbie mullen would now be living where he wants, totally unknown, the world would never have heard of him, and, you know, that was it. having lived in australia in exile, having addressed all the dangers in your life, you've written a book, the walk—in, you're now involved in promoting this tv series, are you embracing the spotlight now? no. um... i was on this seat 18, 20 years ago. a clever line i've stolen is... that 15 minutes of fame. one day, you'lljust want 15 minutes of anonymity. let me get now your analysis of what is happening, in terms of the threat posed by the far right. counterintelligence chiefs in the uk have actually raised their assessment of the threat level in recent years. last year, i think, one of the counter terror chiefs said that something like one in five of all extremist incidents in the uk involve neo—nazi, far—right activity. yeah. and they're trying to balance out the commitment they make to it alongside that of keeping

tonight -- margot robbie. sabrina impacciatore. and music from the white buffalo.ones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, everyone. thank you. welcome. very nice. hi, i'm jimmy. i'm the host. thanks for watching. thank you for joining us tonight. we do have a good show for you. i have to say -- you know what, thank you, i appreciate that. i'll tl

stars like meatloaf, sporting icons such as shane warne and actors including robbie coltraine and angela. and of course her majesty the queen — who died in september. for the next half an hour on bbc news, "we remember": #like a bat out of hell # i'll be gone when the morning comes # oh, when the night is over # like a bat out of hell # i'll be gone, gone, gone every song is a different character and we don't stop. it's like a symphony. # but when the day is done and the sun goes down # and the moonlight�*s shining through i refused to allow them to use the words icon, legend, star or rock star. i'm just another person. and i have a job. # i don't know anything about you, baby # but you're everything i'm dreaming of # i don't know who you are # but you're a real dead ringerfor love # a real dead ringerfor love # the night we met i knew i needed you so # and if i had the chance i'd never let you go we started at my grandmother's house when i was like ten or ii. i had like ten cousins going,doo—ah, and i was the lead and i was saying, why do birds sing so gay? i knew then i could sing. i l

as for robbie, he says he's got his life back again. the workplace environment, as well. the people around are a lot friendlier, a lot less competitive. i'm a bit more confident in myself. i'm not going to just let these situations, like, happen again. i've spoken to so many people in direct sales making this doc. they are promised so much. while a few of them might make it, the reality is that some people are falling through the cracks without any protection. and until things change, the responsibility falls to them to look out for themselves. and maybe there's a wider question around why we feel so much pressure to give off this successful image online. maybe what we see as success needs to change. good morning. the countdown is over. it is now christmas day. and a popular weather question for christmas day is, of course, will it be a white christmas? starting us off today, you'd be forgiven for thinking "no chance." we're in some fairly mild air, really, top to tail across the uk, which is being pulled in from the atlantic on a south

oh, that is robbie coltrane, finest gamekeeper in hogwarts last day on harry potter.egacy of the movies is that my children's generation will show them to their children. so you can be watching it in 50 years' time. easy. i'll not be here, sadly. don't you think on it for one minute. but hagrid will. yes. yeah, well, i must have a no offence on a day like this. i'm taking too great a liberty on a day like this, you know? no, mr perks, of course it's not a liberty. no. dear mr perks, we love you quite as much as if you're an uncle of our own. hey. 0h. 0h, we're delighted to see you back, madam. we've been trying to get dinner for you. we had a few problems. you know, i don't understand half the things you say these days. nor me. no, fair dues. you had a funny old time of it lately. it was poor old... what's his name? lance. bless him. that barmy old christmas. # in the heat of the night they call me mr tibbs. i'm a police officer. # amen the winner is sidney poitier. # amen # sing it over. i love your daughter. there was nothing i wouldn't do to try to keep her as happ

robbie is the executive director. >> after 43 years of working in social services, i had experienced so many things in the shelter system that don't work. >> reporter: the first thing she did was treat residents like adults. >> telling a 50-year-old homeless individual that they have to be in by 8:00 or 9:00 in the evening, that does not work. >> reporter: the second thing, to stop pretending she had all of the answers. >> good morning. >> we cannot assume that we know what people want just because we feel we would want that. >> reporter: so she decided to think outside of the tent. no curfews, few restrictions, and complete autonomy over their personal space. there's also onsite storage, a lounge area, and even a pool table. >> this open space does give people the opportunity to come to a social gathering. >> reporter: it seems to be working. a third of the residents have been placed in permanent housing, and almost all of them have gotten medical benefits. for jamie, it was the solution he had been seeking. >> finally a common sense approach towards working with people. >> reporter

the program has been so successful, robbie is already looking for a more permanent location. >> we have to give people the freedom to make their own choices, and to rise to the challenge. >> reporter: helping people get back on their feet by putting a roof over their tents. >> well, before gathering with friends and family for the holidays, the association of bay area health officials are recommending some easy steps to prevent more cases of covid, flu, and rsv. >>> first, get vaccinated. stay home if you're sick. wear a mask in indoor public spaces. get tested before an indoor gathering, or, if you feel sick, and get treatment if needed. officials hope this will ease the burden on local health systems . >> i can't tell you how many patients, over the last three weeks, told me that they went to thanksgiving dinner, and now grandpa is sick in the hospital, or they're sick, and kind of spending time with me instead of being on with their loved ones. >> holidays are right around the corner, just. >>> luckily, now the weather is cooperating to do all that last minute shopping, maybe putting

he turned to me and he was such a wonderful man, robbie lance.e said to me, i am not going to promote anybody. you should go to los angeles. you will make a lot of money and you will be an agent there. i am not going to promote anybody. he got me an interview at caa, and ray kurtzman said to me -- which you cannot do now -- he said, you are too old to go to the mailroom. i did what i normally do, i peppered him with calls. i think i called him three times a day every day. he turned to me, another great man, and he said, on thursday, he said, if you can be here on monday, you got a job in the mailroom. i got out there and bought a used car for $1000, $1500 or something. i was in the mailroom and everybody was younger and i was off to the races. david: explain this to me, very often i read that people work in the mailroom. what happens in a mailroom in these talent agency firms that enables you to rise up? ariel: you made copies of scripts. and you drive the scripts around to clients or studio heads, and you deliver paperwork, get lunches, and then

thanks, robby. thanks for joining me. >> thank you so much. >> john: here's a question.re the pyramids built? randall carlson no, relation to tucker is a master builder with a fascination with ancient geometry. he's also a philosophy. he sat down with tucker with a mind-blowing conversation about the oldest structures on the planet and how they're still standing today. it's part of "tucker carlson today." here it is. >> the whole question i'm trying to raise, is it possible that there's more to the human story on earth than conventional scholarship at this point has recognized. >> we didn't know dinosaurs existed not that long ago. that's like a fairly new discovery. of course there's a lot we don't know, right? >> yeah. >> what are the markers as someone that is interested in anthropology and archaeology would you say for human civilization that predates the recorded history that we have that are like kind of -- doesn't make sense? like the pyramids are clearly one. are there others? what is that? >> here's the problem. what has not been recognized until now is the magn

the program has been so successful robbie is already looking for a more permanent location. >> you have to give people the freedom to make their own choices and to rise to the challenge. >> reporter: helping people get back on their feet by putting a roof over their tent. >>> sonoma county just approved $4 million in funding for short-term and long-term housing. san mateo county leaders also approved $2.4 million to keep shelters of rote and find services for the homeless. >> there is a huge homeless population that we do not see on the streets. they are in the car, they are on hard times they do not have mental issues or drug issues. they have just lost their job and it is very sad. i think those are the hidden homeless. >> heartbreaking story tonight. >>> many people are shocked and saddened after hearing of the suicide of stephen "twitch" boss pay the 40-year-old professional dancer rose to fame on the show, "so you think you can dance". he was a dj on ellen. stephen boss had the nickname twitch because he just stopped moving. emotional tributes and outpouring reaction is flooding so

describe now to dw documentary hello from now you robbie. my name is when to come while we're out from the 77 percent they show for you african young majority. it is always such a pleasure to have you be there this week. so will be focusing on parenthood and the unique set of challenges that young people are facing as they try and raise the next generation. yes, more of what's coming up. in the sure. in the gambia, we meet a group of young people, determined to fight maternal mortality. we find out how long parental lead is across the continent. and in kenya, we hear how women are breaking motherhood. to retype that, i've held them back. i mean, we start off in the gambia, where like in many parts of the world, childbirth is teal killing women. however, a group of young public health students led by so now the boy want to put an end to this. they have found ways to protect. we men before, during and after childbirth, take a look at their story. but jermarta is pregnant and excited to meet her child, but she is nervous to maternal mortality i

robbie starbuck is the host of the robbie starbuck show and joins us now. robbie, good to see you., i got to tell you what i mean. this is the most outrageous thing that there were sexualizing children for the sale of adult clothing. >> what do you make of this? it's absolutely outrageous, sean. and let me just say, you know, it's easy to reflexive jump to attacking the left for this because this comes from their woke ideology. but the truth is , it's time for the rest of america to look in the mirror because silent majorities kill nations. and the silent majority we have here in america is incredibly dangerous. because silent majorities allow very, really crazy extreme minorities to then go rule with very loud voices. and when they do that, this is the outcome. you allow these loud voices in the room to rule over everyone and worse yet, the media and every pillar of culture and entertainment and everything else, they came together to manufacture that silence. and not only that, they somehow convinced us that being a silent majority was a good thing. that has to change in order for

to show them less, first of all, it’s not a problem, i took the phone from robbie , everything was folded mentor’s kirovism, napoleon had better beautify architectural landscapes, a new skin from a new rise in price, and he brought an album of little ones. ka- to boast of the persibers the horde became a porazanian to the marrow of his bones, and then a raptor novelty in 1856, the russian emperor alexander, others announced the amnesty ardent to the ustantsy. cut it was the desire to return to your homeland with your beloved paracelgi propane to change croissants for potato pancakes, defeatist. irene accepted without enthusiasm. ali napoleon was no longer striving, and he straightened out the ugly place alone without a family, where the colled was once or twice a blow. now shaporaya mother type ecogen. so sum. have a couple same and then la fizkuya my family, he is so varatsevichshi, having calmed the former faults of napoleon, he swears to feed himself yon , renting his desired in farms. you would not say everything becomes a farmer, buying a terrible covering, draining swamps, delightin

tomorrow night, we'll be joined by margot robbie, from "the white lotus," sabrina impacciatore. from the white buffalo. please join us for all of that. our first guest is a legend of film whose movies have made almost $8 billion. her latest might earn that all by itself. "avatar: the way of water" hits theaters on friday. please welcome sigourney weaver. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? >> i'm great. >> jimmy: i was at the premier last night. >> that's what i hear. >> jimmy: in inn which you stood and up spoke very -- i was thinking, wow, this is impressive how beautifully you can speak about this project. >> really? >> jimmy: yeah. i was impressed by it. then i heard it was like -- it was a surprise, you didn't know you were going to speak. >> they let me know on the red carpet. our wonderful director, jim cameron, has gotten, after 13 years of work, he has covid and missed his big opening. >> jimmy: you know, it's funny. i was actually feeling -- i don't know him. i don't think i've ever met him. >> why. >> jimmy: but i was feeling bad for him. the whole -- all

as for robbie, he says he's got his life back again. of the workplace environment, as well. the people around are a lot friendlier, a lot less competitive. i'm a bit more confident in myself. i'm not going tojust let these situations, like, happen again. i've spoken to so many people in direct sales making this doc. they are promised so much. while a few of them might make it, the reality is that some people are falling through the cracks without any protection. and until things change, the responsibility falls to them to look out for themselves. and maybe there's a wider question around why we feel so much pressure to give off this successful image online. maybe what we see as success needs to change. hello again. christmas was a mild day for most parts of the uk with temperatures well up into double figures. however, we've got some colder air that's pushing in right now and that's going to be with us for boxing day. over recent hours, we've seen some wintry showers work into highland and over the next few hours, they'll probably tend

and i would also like to say again as, as speaker robbie mentioned, we really need to take step up the surveillance testing sequencing in vaccination. they are a big, big gaps and we are very concerned. and this was very much part of the director general message yesterday was very concerned that these things will create because it conditions for a new variant of concern. so when you need to take it, i just think of clarity. dr. margaret, are you talking about the w h o, or are you saying it is up to the individual countries to do so? it's up to the world old countries. so we have seen many countries dismantle dance surveillance, not doing the testing, and i'm not talking about making everybody do tests all the time. but when somebody ill comes in doing the p. c and sending it to the sequencing so that we as collaboratively the world. and of course we w h o coordinate. a lot of this look can track what's happening with the variance. we now have 500 sons and daughters of own records circulating, and any one of them could cause major major problems. but we'll only know that if the testing

the first look at the anticipated barbie movie with margot robbie.'m not sure i would be interested with the exception of margot robbie. >> brian gosling. very tan. >> that will be the new trend. all tanning like ken. >>> next up, "saturday night live" the last episode of 2022. the first time they host austin butler and slipping in the holiday spirit. >> in this sketch, you will be the christmas goblin. >> >> let's do this >> butler will be joined by musical guest lizzo. look at that love lizzo "saturday night live" airs at 11:30 p.m. on nbc. >>> and "sunday today" willie is sitting down with kate hudson to talk about "glass onion. he also asked her about a possible upcoming music album. >> you mentioned singing and you mentioned that a few times in public >> the way it happened is i was terrified of singing in front of terrified of si i don't like being fearful i got into the parent band at my school it is all grammy award winning musicians and producers. they really like said kate, you need to make a record. >> you can catch the rest of willie's si