let's touch on the subject of fear, robby. that's the purpose of terrorism.t people to say, well, maybe i won't go to mardi gras because it's outside, and how do you protect every street. and it is difficult to protect every street. on the other hand, you know, if we give in to that, then that's exactly what the terrorists want. >> exactly. we don't want to -- and it's important for the media to put these numbers, incidents of violence and terrorism and crime in context. we, you know, we do not have a lot of, thanked goodness, id lodge chi-motivated violence in -- idealogically-motivated violence in this country. most violence is crime or workplace violence, domestic violence, those kinds of things. important problem to address, don't get me wrong -- howard: oh, sure. >> -- but people in the media should not make people afraid to go to the movie theater, to the mall, to sporting events. these kinds of things are very rare, and it's important to emphasize that. howard: when we come back, a veteran cbs report says the press should have uncovered joe biden's men

>> reporter: record breaking pop superstar robbie williams -- >> my name is robbie williams. >> reporter: is known to break the mold. >> over the next two hours, you're -- is mine! ♪ it's time to move your body ♪ >> reporter: so it may be little surprise that he's played by a cgi monkey in the biopic "better man" an idea by the film's director, michael gracie. >> i loved it straight away. >> reporter: straight away? >> oh, man, i was totally on board, you know. my life and whole career is based on audacity. and this feeds into audacity 100%. >> you're either born with it or you're a nobody. >> reporter: that audacity developed in response to a difficult childhood in the working class english city of stoke-on-trent. abandoned by his father at a young age, he felt the pressure to succeed. >> i have no talents. let me qualify that. >> reporter: please do. >> so i'm all of those things on the spectrum, you know. adhd, dyslexic, discalcular, but we didn't have hdhd and dyslexic at school. it's just you're dumb. the only thing i had at my disposal was showing off. >> reporter: after trying the

we can cross live now to our t contributor robbie berman robbie, tell us more about this exchange that's taking place today. so i'm here and tell of it hoster square, which is the epa center for is really protest to free the hostages. they've been in the hostage for more than 470 days, i think is that 476. and this morning, this place was filled with thousands of people flapping, cheering, stinging, dancing, just ecstatic steps for hostages for as really, soldiers. where are these, mary? all bog, 19 years old. corinne diarrhea, 20 years old, and the good bow. a 20 years old, and nama levy, 20 years old. they were released in pretty good health. they have now land. they are just moments ago at dylan's and hospitals. in tell of it, let's see what the prime minister and the foreign minister have to say about this hostage release. we've obviously seen the reports that am awesome, has committed sexual violence. they've committed rape. we have no reason at all to doubt. those reports a month is not speaking on behalf of the move, slim word, and we are asking you to condemn the sexual violence

>> robbie? it's like when you say, oh, how did x or y win the election? i didn't see enough yard signs. look, look at the numbers. donald trump made tremendous gains with all sorts of minority groups. if you look at the numbers, he's improving with all sorts of demographics. young people coming out for a republican president. so just look at the numbers. and also we're not doing speaking of things we're not doing anymore. we're not doing dei anymore. we just want, you know, regardless of race, creed, gender, sexuality, etc. it's what you believe in and what you stand for that matters. >> by the way, you have melania and the president now arriving at the liberty ball in washington. this is the second of their third balls. they just left the commander in chief ball a short time ago. they're at the liberty ball now. and of course, when the president steps to the microphone and speaks, we will, of course, bring that to you live. meantime, rachel, as we watch them, we're going to put this in a smaller box. i want to play this sound bite. this is the dance. the

activist dei robby starbuck, robby, it's good to see you.n davos, just given the number of companies that have ended a lot of the dei programs. i'm curious. i was looking at what jp morgan has done, and i think there's lots of different definitions of dei. i think there's quotas on one end and affirmative action, which i think a lot of people think maybe have gone too far. there's some of the things in terms of supporting transgender and other kinds of activities, either for employees or other things that i know you've you've argued against. but then i was looking at this, jp morgan put out a release. this is a couple of years ago. it said jp morgan chase commits $350 million to grow black, latinx and women owned small businesses. and i sort of looked at that and i thought, you know, maybe that's a that's a different version of dei that you would support insofar as perhaps and maybe it's good faith, i would hope it's in good faith that that jp morgan thinks that by investing in those markets, they can grow those markets and therefore grow th

now robbie ray has been around a long time, but jordan hicks has never been a starter before really.they now they have justin verlander like you mentioned literally next stop is cooperstown. is that narrative. is that like a writer thing a fan thing where you go like this is going to be great. these guys will learn from it. or is that you are in a clubhouse for a long time. is that real? like, is he going to be sitting there with kyle harrison talking about four seamers all the time? or what do you think of that aspect of it? you know, it's interesting and i think that guys stay in this game so long, and he's one of the few that have done it for this long. he's had a tremendous career. but when you've done it for that long, i think a part of you just wants to help the younger generation coming up, because what you're leaving is something that you've done for arguably your whole life, right? i mean, the guy was drafted in in oh four, maybe. he made his debut in oh five, and he's been playing baseball since he was probably five years old. and his chapter of baseball is coming to an end

when robbie and i joined the family, it seemed he could make us laugh all the time.ated stories all sorts of characters and he'd send us postcards with drawings on him. while teaching full time people described him as always write. his first book was published in 1929 and in it is a sonnet to anne, my mother. dad told me when they first met that she was french-canadian. boy was he surprised when he was greeted by the yiddish-accented of her mother. on the other hand, they were worried she brought home a guy because he didn't speak yiddish. in 1910, she was a mere 19. the biographer has fond her birth certificate. she was born in 1908 and 21 when they married. you learn something every day and that began a life long partnership. they worked together throughout their lives and oftentimes he was write a play. dad wondered if mom could have had an acting career had he not dominated their choices. i'm getting ahead of myself. mom was the first person to perform strange fruit as a song at various gatherings. david was the man who discovered the steps from the initial comp

as we understand it's robbie, you were born in gaza. this news the ceasefire. how's it made you feel? i have mixed feelings. yeah. because my friend on my life tend last pays family loss. case kid slows to the time most his daughters, and they have a friend on my list can also he is happy because he just a lives so complicated my feelings. i can't express my feelings. but of course uh my feeling good like uh, with most of the guys who lost their homes, their themes, their electives. it's not the victory. i'm not happy. and not because of that seems fair. because what, what's happened in the last month is, yeah. do you think this cease fire? i mean, as a gen is now, i'm also you do think this cx 5 will fold up the so yeah, it's because of a ton festival and it's not because of from us. it's not because of an engineer who is not because of that. it's because of for tom. and i believe that from us i haven't met any a whole want to give their cars still come to the got on the their rules in this area. i think this is fair rules for all that meeting you. he wasn't i

my money is on this being and out to cindy a moment. robbie, what are your thoughts as well, you know, we haven't talked about missing this information here. but the truth is we can't even agree on whether gods, but as a genocide you've called it as such. but much of the west and media will never call it that the united states will not call it that. and so if you can't agree on facts i, i'm not even sure we can say that this is the defining conflicts of our generation . what i do think is going to be more indisputable. and i'm not thinking now about the scenes of wild fires in l. a. i think the big conflict and war of our generation is actually going to be climate change. i think the scenes of devastation will be so universal, so global will affect different countries and communities in different ways that that is likely and sadly, very sadly, going to be the thing that will likely bring countries together to act in, in a way where they can agree on the scope of the problem and they will have no other option but to talk about solutions. i want to thank all gas town smith that grab the

this is robbie berman from television. we've been getting reaction at 2 developments throughout the day, including from a route based independent journalist. david is a waiter who say he's they a part of the health of the freed is really hostages calls in to question claims of mistreatment and captivity. a look at the bell as soon as were released from his early prisoners. their situation is far worse than you just by looking up and you can see that the hours often when they entered and these are people who be living under occupation, the number of seats sold, their situation was bad when they entered to begin with. and then some visits took 1st. even a few days ago, another video sneaked up the config, turn the knob of the prison, the significant was in the prison. and this just shows you the difference between the occupation in the occupied even the videos today, when you saw the release of the 4 is really captive from gaza. there were smiley, there was some sort of facilities you saw that hadn't goody bags with them. an

this is robbie berman from television. well, despite the agreed states or the idea of continues to operate in the gaza strip, it's justified these actions by claiming that it's only eliminating its threats to the jewish state. the. the video circulating on line from quarterly shows is rarely tanks, opening fire on a group of palestinians in the southern city of rough up. the idea of has warned it will take necessary actions. if approached on friday, palestinians gathered inside damaged mosques all across the enclave. for their 1st prayer services, since the truth kicked in, children were seen climbing through the collapse minarets of news. everett refugee camp has worshippers in con units frayed among the ruins of their homes. in the last year alone, idea of attacks have destroyed $800.00 of dogs, as mosques that's according to local authorities. hold on his path to recovery might be further jeopardized by israel's decision to close the you and relief and works agency which many palestinian refugees depend on both in the e

this is robbie berman from television. all right, let's cross it now to a journalist david later david, good to have you on the program with us. the idea of confirms of for release is really soldiers are in good condition. a proposal after a preliminary medical check and certainly good news to hear that is really officials, however, and their allies have repeated accusations that the hostages for sexually assaulted while in captivity. why do you think we're getting contradictory accounts on the conditions of these women? why? because this really lies, the something does smell of this, we get high, binds our fingers are uh, on the other hand, if you look at the bill of students who are released from is really prisoners. their situation is far worse than just by looking at them. you can see that there are worse off them when they entered and these are people who believe in under occupation and under siege sold. their situation was bad when they entered to the prisons to begin with. and they had been some visits for the 1st.

this is robbie berman from television will excitement and relief surrounding the return of some of the hostages did not jump in and soon easy as him for the no weekly anti government protest. intel of the hundreds took to the streets of the city, demanding the authorities fully implement the ceasefire. deal with from us to get back the remaining 90 hostages, if not being held in captivity for almost 500 days or excuse me. protesters at res pictures, although still in gaza along with foreigners calling for their safe return home. will be ruth based independent journalist, david's a waiter, he's on the view. the apartments health of the freed is really hostages calls into question claims of mistreatment incorruptibility, a look at the bell as soon as were released from is really prisoners. their situation is far worse than just by looking up and you can see that there are worse off than when they entered. and these are people who have been living under occupation and under siege. so their situation was bad when they entered the prison to begin with. and i've been some visits to cruise. e

my money is on this being and out to cindy a moment. robbie: what are your thoughts as well, you know, we haven't talked about missing this information here. but the truth, what kind of country and the world expect a quizzical look at us politics. the bottom line, the hello, i mean, understanding of it and uh, the top story is on al jazeera. around 400 members of california is national, got a set to joined firefighters in the bottle to contain some of the west wild flies in history. in los angeles county, 5 people have been killed and more than 200000 or under evacuation or does the latest by has ignited in the west hills as.

here's our tea contributor, robbie berman with more the mirror and tell of it hoster square, which is the epicenter for his really protests are free. the hostages. they've been in the hostage for more than 470 days. i think is that 476 and this morning, this place was filled with thousands of people clapping, cheering, stinging, dancing. just ecstatic. step 4 has to be as far as really sold is where are these very all bogged? 19 years old corinne diarrhea, 20 years old. i'd be able to go both 20 years old and nama levy, 20 years old. they were released in pretty good health. they have now man, they are just moments ago at dylan's and hospitals in television. now let's go to some quotes from matthew miller, former american diplomat, as well as the prime minister and a foreign minister because there were many accusations made that so a lot of the hostages had been sexually abuse before officers. i came out of captivity today seems to be relatively ok. we don't know if what our past experience has been, but let's see what these officials have to say. we've obviously seen the reports that

this is robbie berman from television cross live now to honey solomon, executive director of the arabs center for research, and the study is good to have you on the program with us. so the idea is confirming the 4 released is rarely soldiers are in good condition after a preliminary medical check, but it's rarely officials and their allies have repeated accusations that the hostages were raped. well in captivity. why are we hearing contradictory accounts? hey, but they've been in the 1st week time as the many messages and the minds of what had been due to the 1st of will. and that is believed. think is the nature of this bill. but as to just what increase the chances of success for the seasoning the fire agreement and it's the 2nd and instead of just a 2nd to the we can see many in the kid and get the messages which so high mass wanted to send it to the mission of the community and indeed doors, and especially as are in the extent is the incentive and organizing existence. oh, soon it just applies there's or permits and it'd be bidding i've left for the with the we one of the 4 and thi

this is robbie berman from television. yeah, well, excitement and relief. of course, they're running the return of some of the hostages, but it didn't dump. and in tuesday ask them for the weekly. i'm the government protest. intel of a hundreds took to the streets of the city, demanding the authorities fully implement the ceasefire. deal with from us to get back the remaining 90 or so hostages here, of not being held in captivity for almost 500 days. protestors raised pictures of those still in garza, along with bonner's calling for their safe return. for b route based independent journalist david's a way to resolve the view. the apartment health of the freed is really hostages calls into question the ends of mistreatment in captivity. a look at the bell as soon as were released from his early prisoners. their situation is far worse than you just by looking up and you can see that there are worse off than when they entered. and these are people who been living under occupation and under c. so their situation was bad when they entered the prison to begin wit

war made it open to women for the first time, paid for the first time and fit to keep the peace and robbie's foresight in 2000, first putting climate on the foreign office agenda, overthe climate on the foreign office agenda, over the last six months i have seen in the fcd oh the most dedicated public servants i have ever met in my life. and they are working all over the land to avert disasters and bring countries closer together. but we must do more to harness the strengths of the foreign office and deliver the government's plan for change and that is why we are sitting in train three reviews that we are grateful for martin donnelly, mary woods, and all others for their work into the fcdo's role and capabilities to look at particularly our economic capability and this department at our global impact in the department and the fusion of development and diplomacy and in each case, ask how can we ensure the tools at our disposal provide maximum benefits to uk prosperity and security. the stories of the reviews is a world where the foreign and the domestic, the political and economic have blur

former republic of ireland striker robbie keane has been appointed manager of hungarian side ferencvarosntry's record cap holder and goalscorer. he left the israeli side maccabi tel aviv lastjune, winning the title after a season in charge and also reached the last 16 of the europa conference league. he succeeds dutchman pascal jansen, who left to take over as new york city manager last week. welsh premier champions the new saints have lodged a complaint with world governing body fifa in a row over a transfer fee. the club says they haven't received a penny from saudi pro league club al—orobah for striker brad young, seen here playing for another former club aston villa. the top scorer in the welsh top flight last season left saints for saudi arabia in september for a fee of £190,000. saints chairman mike harris says they still haven't seen any money and has branded the saudi club "an absolute disgrace". to tennis — and a big week ahead, with the australian open starting this weekend, the first grand slam of the year. the io—time winner, novak djokovic, says he still experiences "trauma"

tambiÉn el actor robbie wally sky.con la misiÓn de salvar vidas llegÓ a los Ángeles con un contingente de bomberos mexicanos y tambiÉn expertos en incendios forestales. romi: con sus herramientas y listos para brindar una mano, asÍ empezaron su primer dÍa los 72 bomberos internacionales de mÉxico que llegaron para combatir los incendios en california. al llegar a la zona montaÑosa devastada por el incendio, los bomberos recibieron instrucciones. >> el clima estÁ en alerta roja hasta las 6hs de la tarde. >> claro que estÁn mÁs que capacitados. mientras mÁs manos se tienen, mÁs rÁpido. romi: estarÁn trabajando turnos de 12 horas, de 7hs de la maÑana hasta las 7hs de la tarde. hoy tratarÁn de evitar que las harÍa sin quemar empiecen a arder. >> bÚsqueda y rescate, pero tambiÉn llevar a cabo actividades en la primera lÍnea, combatiendo los incendios. romi: para darles una idea, los bomberos se encuentran en el tope de esa montaÑa que ven al fondo. ilia: muchas gracias! si usted vive en la ciudad de los Ángeles,en alguna de

and so robbie targeting test drive is titled since 2007 . and of course you can follow those stories on our website as well. and is there a dot com is updated throughout the state? will continue to keep an eye on want to present drug test to save for the next few hours. but these continuous after the break with witness, i'll be back in just the hop enough time. but that's all that thanks very much for your time. the a weekly look at the world's top of business storage. what does a great cost in the united states main for the rest of us from global markets and economies? should that be beyond to asked if people have sent an lifetime working? that's part of the answer to understand how it affects the nights counting the cost on o g, a 0 the sometimes uh i wish i could be long someplace. but i feel the site. you know, if i don't get close to anything, when you get close to somebody and something happens, take something away. last time i saw l. v was in the hospital the they met of at this out on the st. john or where to same hospital. i looked

and of course, we have to get into margot robbie's barbie pink dress, complete with $3 million wortht it's all barbie. nd at the grammys, the name on everyone's lips was miley cyrus, who had us enthralled in this gold dress made up of 14,000 thousand safety p pins and we have e to get io her tina turner inspired dress that she wore during her performance of "flowers" at the emmys, selena gomez, meryl streep and brie larson all looked tres magnique. and you already know that hollywood went all out for the oscars. cynthia erivo and ariana grande brought elphaba and glinda to life with their looks. carey mulligan served classic glamor. danielle brooks shut it down, and emma stone was exquisite in mint green, wardrobe malfunction and all. ♪ but haute couture isn't just for award shows. sometimes the press tour can be the perfect runway. just ask zendaya. -so you're showing up, and you just want to do your best. -between this dress with an eye catching cutout that she wore in nyc and this suit and skirt combo that served gigabyte realness, and of course, her futuristic fembot look that sh

former republic of ireland striker robbie keane has been appointed manager of hungarian side ferencvarosis his country's record cap holder and goal—scorer. he left the israeli side maccabi tel aviv lastjune, after a season in charge and also reached the last 16 of the europa conference league. the 44—year—old succeeds dutchman pascaljansen, who left to take over as new york city manager last week. south africa got the job done quickly in the final session of the fourth day of the second test against pakistan to win the series 2—0. they needed to make just 58 runs for the victory — david bedingham — promoted up the orderfrom numberfive — smashing 44 off 30 balls, in the io—wicket win. victory in cape town was built on a huge first—innings total of 615 all out. south africa's victory ensures they head into june's world test championship final against australia having topped the table for the two—year cycle. england's women are in australia for the ashes. batter danni wyatt—hodge says the team are easing themselves into the tour, with a warmup game this week before the one day series starts

my all time favorite rec and park employee name robbie roller. tremendous man he is the facility cordnary and assisted by the manager that elena brown. there were 40 merchants there upon again, devoteed kids as well. there was photo booths. free treats for kids. this is the first one i attended i told robbie and elena that i will not miss another and i think that everybody should consider attending this great holiday craft fair next year. i had the pleasure in participating the upon marina harbor on friday the 13th. our harbor mast and his crew put on the annual event we hold with the boated light parade. marina harbor hosted santa and his crew. brought in by the coast guard. we have volunteers that come out and scott are out agenda du want to come up. okay. and sarah might have a further note. thank you and also in tandem with our holiday party for our wonderful rec park department staff. i wanted give a note and thanks on that. was well about other commissioner that wanted to talk about holiday events including the lighting of uncle john's stre

while over in sydney, robbie williams helped bring in the new year celebrations there.e of the first to celebrate 2025, new zealand... ..to the last nations across north and south america, where new york city saw in their new year. greg mckenzie, bbc news. some breaking news... new orleans police say there may be "multiple casualties" including deaths amid reports a car plowed into people on bourbon street. it happened during new years celebrations. that particular area of the city is popular with tourists. we do not have a lot of details but our us partner cbs reporter for the locals station in new orleans is reporting that the truck crashed into a crowd and then a driver got out and started firing a weapon and police returned fire. that report is saying that multiple people were on the ground of injuries. that is coming from our us partner cbs�*s local station in a new orleans, but the new orleans police is telling them that initial reports that a car may have ploughed into a group of people and injuries are un—known but there are reported fatalities. we will try and

difunto actor robbie williams. bueno, la venta de la casa de 6 habitaciones que está ubicada en el vecindario seacliff de san francisco, se cerró ya el 23 de enero. la casa de casi 11.000 pies cuadrados construida en 1926, tiene vistas espectaculares de la bahía. el puente golden gate y marin headlands. según el anuncio de redfin. cabe mencionar que williams y su ex esposa vivieron en esa casa por más de 30 años. qué hermosa. barata, no? si, bien asequible. no. bueno, él se paseaba por toda la zona de ahí en su bicicleta. siempre. mucha gente decía que él era una persona muy, muy carismática. y lo fue. un grande. verdad que sí? sin duda. mucha historia. sí, mucha historia. y también un final de vida. un poco complicado, pero mucha histori buen dÍa.a. esta noche en noticias telemundo. crece el temor que personas sin antecedentes criminales sean deportadas debido a la cuota de arrestos que la administraciÓn trump le exige a ice. la meta es de 12020 1500 detenciones diarias. colombia envÍa dos aviones para repatriar a

robby took part in many of the protests trying raise awareness in our communities. and so obviously it's a big moment. it's a big and very, very overdue moment. the war has killed more than 46,000 palestinians in gaza. according to health officials, there, bombs and airstrikes have destroyed entire communities, schools, hospitals and homes leveled. >> the ceasefire deal will stop the fighting, allowing humanitarian aid to go into gaza. but the elation and hope, you know, for the first time in a while, i don't think i'm alone in also feeling dress, right? i'm feeling a deep sense of trepidation that. >> things can go wrong, this cease-fire will prove to be temporary and the genocide will restart. the cease-fire will last for at least 6 weeks and possibly longer depending on negotiations. >> neither israel nor hamas had confirmed the details. but prime minister benjamin netanyahu's office hopes the deal will be finalized wednesday night. in addition to a cease-fire deal, leaders of the bay area's palestinian community. also want to see the u.s. and all financial suppo

robbie starbuck recently telling cnbc. >> they're causing division employee on employee and losing money. >> reporter: amazon saying we've been winding down outdated programs and materials. and meta says they're focussed on hiring, training and picking suppliers. >> it's one thing to say we want to be kind of like welcoming and make a good environment for everyone. and i think it's another to basically say that masculinity is bad. and i think we kind of swung culturally to that part of the kind of spectrum where, you know, it's all like, masculinity is oxic. we have to get rid of it completely many. >> reporter: his comments come as tech giants appear to be trying to make inroads with the incoming president. and following similar moves from companies like ford, walmart and mcdonald's, still companies are bucking the trend. costco urging board holders to vote against it as the workplace see as new wave of scrutiny. emilie ikeda, nbc news. >>> still to come, wildcard weekend turned out to be more of a mild card weekend. but the blowouts and dominant performances gave way to one final thril

the robbie williams biopic "better man" flopped with $1.1 million in ticket sales. >>> time to make thee running out and there are none on the shelves in nebraska and a few other states. there are signs that no doughnuts are available due to a manufacturing error. >>> that's your "money watch" report for this monday morning. i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. >>> ahead, helping the most vulnerable fire victims. the effort to save pets left behind. even with my mom's alzheimer's, we've still been close. but when she developed agitation that may happen with dementia due to alzheimer's disease, a distance came between us. she'd get upset when i'd try to help, began wandering, even started swearing. she got agitated often. so, we talked to her doctor. rexulti is the only fda-approved medication proven to reduce agitation symptoms that may happen with dementia due to alzheimer's disease. elderly people with dementia-related psychosis have increased risk of death or stroke. report fever, stiff muscles, and confusion, which can be life-threatening, or uncontrolled muscle movements, which may

robby starbuck, a conservative activist who's really been putting pressure on companies of all stripes to start scaling these things back. >> and nathan, the fast food giant mcdonald's is not the only one we're talking about here. walmart, ford, harley-davidson, john deere among the big names rolling back dei goals programs after the supreme court's affirmative action decision. should we expect to see more companies following suit, especially with trump coming into office? >> yeah, i wouldn't be surprised at all if you start to see more companies doing this because you know, the flavor of the day maybe is fading. and i think, you know, that does call into question whether some of these companies were truly committed to these things or not. i think a lot of this started after george floyd and then accelerated, you know, maybe over the course of the biden administration. but the administration has changed. now, companies don't like being in the spotlight under criticism. you know, they know what happened with bud light, the big, you know, controversy that happened there when bud light sp

who was since run for the presidency 3 times . face time, the policy now re branded as the national robbie into one of the countries made political pauses. i will send him to mac, his professor emeritus of political communication uh the funds in the institute of political studies in paris. we asked him to describe joan murray depends legacy. well, i would say i'm joking this. he's probably gonna lose he's. he's still throwing away because i would say that he's made that even was a to a to a run of the election. but afterwards he gets, uh, i would say having such an extreme low speed kind of speech that he couldn't get probably elected any at any time. and he's done to completely understood it. and she even expense him from his own thought to you 10 years ago. exactly. in august the 2015 and uh because he even the good thing that may be the messic of jews and just genocide of jews in germany had been the incident of the 2nd good. well, he wouldn't commit to say that it was a genocide, so he's not the warranty to be an extra drug. and she understood that. she had to expend him somehow and to

but robbie and brian, eight. so, like, a bottle of wine is nine units.out to a club or a pub and, wahey! not binge drinking as in drinking a bottle of wine in your house, watching tv. it was like a normal thing that we did. it's the culture. in other cultures, there's initiation and transitioning to an adult. but in the uk, our initiation is, when can we drink? yeah. isn't this just a rite of passage that everyone has gone through over the decades? was my generation any different? i've come to meet professor fiona measham, a leading expert on drink and drugs culture in the uk over the last a0 years. i was born in 1992. can you put that into context for me, into where my generation kind of fits in? yeah, absolutely. so it used to be that pubs were quite male spaces, male—dominated spaces. women might come along at weekends, but they would come along usually sort of at the invitation of men. there was a real change in the early 1990s that i saw. and i was doing research on raves, and what we could see was that the raves were really attractive for young wom

the listening posts mean actually robbie, now on the music getting pumped out at the intersection of hindu nationalism and pop culture. the, the, this is been he, on it's in one of india's most popular thing goes for the kingdom. however, mrs. music isn't just kingdom. it is interesting to me as a form of prayer or the show of devotion. this is political news. the, this song is the one that pushed into the top echelon of musicians, creating what is quite difficult. i'm panic tracks that celebrates the ideas and achievements of the kingdom supremacist, right? we mean part of the district was because owed to one of the crowning religious achievements of the movie government, the building of a temporary in the name of the human to go drum in the city over you with you. ok, a commodity from the land on which the temple is built has been hockey contested between hindus investments for decades. a centuries old mosque that had stood there had been demolished in the early nineties by whom do riotous, who said that god vaughn had manifested on earth at that very spot by ensuring the template

robby took part in many of the protests trying raise awareness in our communities. and so obviously it's a big moment. it's a big and very, very overdue moment. the war has killed more than 46,000 palestinians in gaza. according to health officials, there, bombs and airstrikes have destroyed entire communities, schools, hospitals and homes leveled. >> the ceasefire deal will stop the fighting, allowing humanitarian aid to go into gaza. but the elation and hope, you know, for the first time in a while, i don't think i'm alone in also feeling dread, right? i'm feeling a deep sense of trepidation that. >> things can go wrong this cease-fire will prove to be temporary and the genocide will restart. the cease-fire will last for at least 6 weeks and possibly longer depending on negotiations. neither israel nor hamas had come from the details. but prime minister benjamin netanyahu's office hopes the deal will be finalized wednesday night. >> in addition to a cease-fire deal, leaders of the bay area's palestinian community also want to see the u.s. and all financial support

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the policy now re branded as the national robbie into one of the country's main political policies. a well sleep. mack, here's a professor emeritus of political communication. the funds in the institute of political studies in paris. we asked him to describe joan murray depends legacy whether the i would say i'm joking that he's probably gonna lose he's. he's still throwing away because i would say that he's made that even was a to a to a or enough election. but afterwards, he gets a, i would say, having such an extreme low speed, it kind of speech that he couldn't get, probably elected the need at any time. and he's the completely understood it. and she even expense him from his own thoughts you 10 years ago. exactly. in august the 2015 and uh because he even the good thing that may be the messic of jews and just genocide of jews in germany had been the incident of the 2nd good. well, he wouldn't commit to say it, but it was a genocide. so he's not the warranty to be an extra drug and she understood that she had to expend him somehow and to get 3. does this exaggeration. emmanuel m

when robbie and i joined the family, it seemed he could make us laugh all the time.do impressions, make sounds, open a bottle, he would be a dog, a puppy. he created stories with all sorts of characters and then we went away to camp and he would send us postcards with drawings of them. while teaching full time, people described him as always writing. his first book of poetry was published in 1929 and in it is a sonnet and my mother. dad wants told me that mom told him when they first meant that she was french-canadian. boy was he surprised when he called her up that fall and was greeted by the yiddish accent english of her mother. on the other hand, mom's family was worried that she brought home a boy because he couldn't speak it is. you learn something every day. i always thought mom was born in 1910 and that when they married she was a mere 19. the biography has found her birth certificate. she was born in 1908 and was 21 when they married. you learn something every day. that began a lifelong partnership. they worked together throughout their lives, and he would wr

i mean obviously robbie is here with the details. keeping up with the piece of change at met us since trump selection victory has become something of an in jordan sport. the latest announcement from chapman mc, you'll monk, a bug was significant, not just because of the content of his statement, but the very obvious tone of deference towards trump. the recent elections also feel like a cultural tipping point towards once again prioritizing speech. according to zak a bug metro's fact checking i'm content motivation had gone too far and had resulted in censorship. so professionally fact checking we'd be replaced by use us flagging. i'm connecting you not courtesies restrictions on contentious topics like immigration and gender, we'd be listed. and that's a book went further. we're going to work with president trump, to push back on governments around the world, pushing to sensor more. there's being dreams of analysis on the changes coming to meta. the broad consensus is that in anita of accelerating this information, there is reason to be very concerned. it's not that all the changes ar

during the pro gather, robbie fords located on the admins west and coast of also being on the fire. no casualties have been reported so far as the attack came after that who these are set to have hit an american aircraft carrier in the red sea. any of this week, you have many john lives who's a knowledgeable gods. he says that they could. these are causing a lot of damage to the ease, riley, the economy. this was actually the, a lot of just the go to the native, the is that edu is i'm but it to she i pack so on the m and the how to get to a power state and south folks. and i go to the installer station. i'm just post agent actually does the set of time the days that i 80 and, and the us to head to the actually shows clearly that they use as the coordination of the 80. and a team, i mean, doesn't have a, have a good a clue about where you have any military installation because those i think they had to conduct, it hasn't actually spoke. yeah. many for a lounge, and it's at that they have thought of good with the, with the 2 or 38 is tri care needs, have been split us into the some ou

this is robbie berman from television will be rude faced independent journalist. david's a waiter is on the view. the par and health of the freed is really hostages. calls into question the claims of mistreatment in captivity. a look at the bell as soon as were released from his rarely prisoners. their situation is far worse than you just by looking at them to see that the hours often when they entered. and these are people who been living under occupation and under c sold. their situation was bad when they entered to begin with. and then some visits took 1st. even a few days ago, another video sneaked up the config, filling up under the prison laws and. and then these are the prison. this just shows you the difference between the occupation of the occupied even the videos today, when you saw the release of the for is really captive from gaza. there were smiley, there was some sort of facilities you saw that hadn't beauty bags with them. and a none of the claims of israel has made a book true. so it is what i've been called a lie over and over and over and over again. okay, and anyon

the, the breaking news, the f b, i says the public very so of a deputy truck robbie or fox had a dies flag on his vehicle. time table was killed and thousands of others wounded. in the incident in the us city of new orleans, energy prices in europe, search to more than 50 years per megawatt hour for the 1st time in over a year. as you thing cause of justified from me has been cold in the light came. so i took the pos, i'll please south to a miss our launch, as i suppose you play in memphis on paris faces, one rejection and after the following senate of leave, the ivory coast of the new you buy a house in pine street, i think the link a shifting tide on the, on the escape, the company today for the latest global news of the bible. and this is on the international and we saw it was breaking news. at least 10 people were killed and dozens of others injured. when to pick up something arrived into a cloud in the us city of new orleans. as already said, the public phase, i had a dice flag on his vehicle and he was shot dead, an exchange of gunfire with police. yesterday i is trying to deter

while over in sydney, robbie williams helped bring in the new year celebrations there.of the first to celebrate 2025, new zealand... ..to the last nations across north and south america, where new york city saw in their new year a short time ago. greg mckenzie, bbc news. these are some live pictures coming in from rome from st peter's basilica where you can see the congregation have gathered in vatican city. pope francis is holding a mass there. it's all part of world day of peace. so he will be delivering his message for world day of peace. we have had a little bit of a preview from the vatican, he will talk about listening to the plea of an endangered humanity. he will also talk about a cultural change saying all of us are debtors and he will talk about a journey of hope. we will hear from the pope as part of this world day of peace and he will end with the goal of peace of course. there we can see him listening to the congregation and the st peter's basilica packed with people, that amazing building in vatican city, all for world day of peace. amid the celebrations,

this is robbie berman from television, excitement and relief surrounding the return of some of the hostages, didn't down, put in stacy as him for the weekly anti government protests in tel aviv hundreds took to the streets of the city, demolishing. do authorities fully implement the sci fi deal with him us to get back to a meeting 90 hostages, who is now being held for almost 500 days. protest is raised pictures of those still captive along with banners. holding for those safe were time they were based independent journalist david is a lie to is of the view that the power in good health all the free. it is way the hostages calls into question the claims of mistreatment spot him. us to look at the bill as soon as were released from is really prisoners. their situation is far worse than you just by looking at them. you can see that there are worse off them when they entered. and these are people who been living under occupation and under siege, so their situation was bad when they entered to begin with. and then some visits to look for even a few days ago, another video sneaks up, the config

anti-dei activist robbie starbuck recently telling cnbc -- >> they are causing division, employee on >> reporter: amazon saying in a recent memo, we've been winding down outdated programs and materials. and meta told employees friday, given the shifting legal and policy landscape, the company is changing meta programs focus on hiring, training, and picking suppliers. ceo mark zuckerberg on joe rogan's podcast friday. >> it's one thing to say we want to be kind of, like, welcoming and make a good environment for everyone, and i think it's another to basically say that masculinity is bad. and i, i just think we kind of swung, culturally, to that part of the, the kind of, the spectrum, where, you know, it's all like, okay, masculinity is toxic. we had to, like, get rid of it completely. >> reporter: his comments come as tech giants appear to be trying to make inroads with the incoming president, a vocal critic of dei policies. and following similar moves from companies like ford, walmart, and mcdonald's is still, some companies are bucking the trend. costco's board urging shareholders t