robin: i expected to be bad.xpect -- i've heard say -- i've heard people say that we could see defaults rise and recovery rates will be lower. documentation over the last several years have slipped badly. i will expect rates to be in the 50% range. dani: what you to be driving that? higher rates and floating nodes or economical deterioration? robin: interest rates are a huge component. if you think about where we are today, in europe, rate have risen 350 basis points. in the u.s., it is more pronounced. the vast majority of the structures are floating. the headwind that creates is big. if you started the year with free float coverage, you are probably ending the year at whatever capital structure with no margin for error. that means you will have to work really hard to make ends meet with some of these companies. dani: one last question about the u.k. which probably feels weird. in terms of big financial stories this year, u.k. and the turmoil has been a huge one. a lot of people snapping those up. to think that

robin? now to the rebound on wall street as stocks soared wednesday up 737 points after reassuring comments from the federal reserve and even better, gas prices also on the way down. chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis is on wall street and has the latest for us. good morning, rebecca. >> reporter: good morning to you, robin. they lit up the place to celebrate. i'm only kidding. it's lit up here for the christmas holiday and $3 gasoline could be on the way by christmas. that is according to a new report by gas buddy. with inflation coming down in many areas, the federal reserve is signaling that interest rates will not have to keep climbing as high in the future weeks and months. in fact, at their meeting next week, they are very likely to increase rates but not by as much as what we've seen and what we've seen so far this year has pushed everyday borrowing much higher. in fact, if you look at the 30-year fixed rate mortgage, right now on average, 7.3%. credit card interest rates on

. >> know robot named robin now making the rounds at this riverside, nursing home. >> robin visits withs recovering from accidents or surgery, providing mental health services and a smile and it literally will just start roaming the hallways and finding people and playing games with them. music all kinds of different activities and just carry on a conversation robin runs in a combination of artificial intelligence software and human assistance. really cognitively stimulates patients, to really feel happy, enjoying comfortable can even explain medical procedures that we need to. peter atala is with glendale based exlert technologies. the company that makes the robot. >> it was programmed to mimic the personality of a 7 year-old hi robin. i'm doing great on the robot. can do many things on its own. there's always a trained mental health professional on the back and ready to >> piece number >> i found it tough to tell if i was interacting with a human behind the scenes or the software, which is precisely the point. honestly, the biggest surprise we've seen. >> is that after a minute of int

robin: look, it's easy to get a test.er the chinese government complies, we will wait and see. will it cut people off? almost certainly no. for the wealthier chinese who want to get out, they will do almost anything they can to get on a plane and come here. they have to prove they don't have covid, but i think there is a desperation to be free from the covid restrictions that china has been placed under for almost three years now. the key thing on that date, the fifth of january, three days before china is due to lift its restrictions january 8. david: the timing is crucial there, robin. thank you so much. the u.s. congressional committee has released six years of tax returns for the former president donald trump. he battled hard for years to keep those documents to grit. the supreme court approved their disclosure last month and the returns show that in 2020, for example, he paid nothing in federal income taxes. the former president has released a video statement, condemning the release of the documents. >> although thes

today is inspired by robin and her family.ntastic. she is a "gma" viewer, she was here a while ago, was it 2014? >> yeah. >> when we had this contest. you made pies for us and you made one based upon the christmas punch that my mom made. >> yes. >> now you've made it into a cookie. >> yes. >> how have you done that? >> well, when i create new recipes, i always draw my inspiration from people that inspire different ingredients and i was inspired by your connection to your family. as awe viewer you're always talking about your family and that connects with me. i cherish my family and wanted to connect something that meant something to your family so your mom had done a segment on her christmas punch which is lime sherbet and strawberries and took those flavors and put them into your pie but that day when we were here with the pies you were so kind to me. >> i got emotional. >> extra special kind but took time with me after the show and were very encouraging and always remembered your kindness and it stuck with me and shows how t

. >> know robot named robin now making the rounds at this riverside, nursing home. >> robin visits with patients recovering from accidents or surgery, providing mental health services and a smile and it literally will just are roaming the hallways and finding people and playing games with them. music all kinds of different activities and just carry on conversation robin runs and a combination of artificial intelligence software and human assistance. it really cognitively stimulates patients, to really feel happy, enjoying comfortable can even explain medical procedures that we need to. peter atala is with glendale based expert technologies. the company that makes the robot. >> it was programmed to mimic the personality of a 7 year-old hi robin. i'm doing great. the robot can do many things on its own. there's always a trained mental health professional on the back and ready to >> peace number one. >> i found it tough to tell if i was interacting with a human behind the scenes or the software, which is precisely the point. honestly, the biggest surprise we've seen. >> is that after a min

. >> reporter: robin, good morning.her brutal night of freezing temperatures here in moore county as more than 35,000 people remain without power. this alleged intentional attack has forced schools to close and for hospitals to rely on generators and now for federal officials to get involved. this morning, the fbi and state authorities joining the investigation into the widespread power outages in moore county, north carolina, which forced schools to close as officials declare a state of emergency. the massive blackout intentional according to the sheriff's office who said two power substations were riddled with gunfire and extensively damaged saturday evening. >> no motivation. nobody -- no group has stepped up to acknowledge or accept they're the ones that done it so i call them cowards. >> reporter: the sheriff wouldn't say if the criminal activity was domestic terrorism but said his deputies, quote, are absolutely looking into whether the sabotage is connected to a drag show saturday night in moore county. in the we

thank you robin. i would also like to echo — paul. thank you robin.ds of _ paul. thank you robin. i would also like to echo the words of the i paul. thank you robin. i would also like to echo the words of the chief l like to echo the words of the chief minister and give my condolences for the loss of islanders in this tragic incidents. there are currently for urban search and rescue specialists working at the scene and have been undertaking searching activity for some time. they are accompanied by 16 fire and rescue personnel, we are expecting, and they have already landed injersey, a further five specialists as well as some search dogs which are deployed in the sorts of incidents. later on i am expecting a third wave of specialist to arrive on the island with the necessary heavy equipment. urban search and rescue means these are specialist firefighters trained to deal with these sorts of situations and conduct search operations and create safe spaces to conduct the search operations. also to create space for other emergency service personnel. particu

robin?l right, our thanks to you, rachel. we'll bring in our senior white house correspondent mary bruce on what the result of the georgia runoff could mean for president biden. good morning, mary. robin.orter: good morning, - yeah, look, this one is a big deal. biden calling warnock to congratulate him tweeting tonight georgia voters stood up for our democracy, rejected ultra magaism and most importantly sent a good man back to the senate. here's to six more years. look, with this win democrats have an outright majority in the senate. it means they won't have to rely as much on the vice president to break any tie votes and it gives democrats a majority in committee. that is a very important thing for affirming federal judges, appointing nominees which is a big priority for this president, and it also means the wild card members of the democratic caucus are less powerful. more conservative members like joe manchin and kyrsten sinema who have been able to stymie the president's agenda or more

robin? >>> and now to the latest on the sabotage at power stations that left a north carolina county in the dark. schools are closed once again this morning in moore county. an overnight curfew remains in effect. mona kosar abdi is in north carolina for us where the fbi has joined the investigation. good morning, mona. >> reporter: robin, good morning. the lights are slowly coming back on here in moore county, but tens of thousands of households are still without power for a third straight day. the sheriff calling this eye opening as it underscores how vulnerable the nation's power grid is to vandals. the investigation into the gun attack on a north carolina power grid, now being closely followed by the white house. this morning, more than 30,000 people in moore county, about an hour from raleigh, are once again waking up without power after two duke energy substations were riddled with bullets saturday. >> what happened here saturday night was a criminal attack and federal, state and local

robin's nest employee]: oh my goodness. - [male robin's nest employee]: yeah, but i'll let y'all lookack in the filing cabinet, so.. - [female employee]: oh no, he had to.. james davidson. he used to have a christmas store. he just set up every year... just a christmas store. james vidson, a math teacher at walker high school. he wore an ugly tie in the ugly tie contest held at the jasper mall over the weekend. for his first place finish, davidson won a vcr. oh, looky here... look athat fashion contest. - [master cuts employe: i'd like to open my own salon. that's what i'd like to do. i want to open us our own tattoo shop together. - [female customer #2]: that'd be, oh my god... the rocker theme? you can have a motorcycle parked in there. [laughs] i just want to leave jasper. like, i love it here. everybody knows everybody here, yes. - [master cuts employee]: well, when you go to places like new york, you're just so out in this big.. it's a fishbowl. it's a fricking ocean... like you're just out in this ocean, just... what do i do? - [female customer #2]: i'm just trying to move up. i

. >> reporter: good morning, robin., you can really see northern california really getting the brunt of this storm here. cars just buried underneath here in truckee as you mentioned. anywhere from about 2 to 4 feet of snow here, but a similar story nationwide as much of the country getting blanketed from a few inches to a few feet of snow. overnight, winter storms causing chaos from coast to coast. in northern california, heavy snow, winds and rain bringing treacherous driving conditions. officials restricting parts of interstate 80 to only vehicles with chains on their tires after multiple spinouts. parts of the cascade mountains seeing more than 20 inches of snow. in southern california, torrential rain causing the santa ana river to swell. orange county fire department rushing to this man's rescue. in utah, nearly 60-mile-per-hour winds knocking over this tractor-trailer. and while the west has seen the brunt of the heavy snowfall, the northeast getting hammered with its first major snow of the season. multiple wreck

and i thank you all. >> our thanks to robin for that. have much more on barbara's passing on "good morning america." and watch the "20/20" special on sunday night "our barbara." >>> coming up, police make an arrest in the murder of four university of idaho students. in my ozempic® tri-zone, i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults also with known heart disease. and you may lose weight. adults lost up to 14 pounds. ozempic® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't share needles or pens, or reuse needles. don't take ozempic® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop ozempic® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, or an allergic reaction. serious side effects may include pancreatitis. gallbladder pr

now from to bye bye robin mills. robin is a non resident fellow at columbia, c percentile and global energy policy. i'm the chief executive officer. us come on energy, i can be joining the program robin. let's start with the price count of $60.00 a bow russian creed. what is the idea behind this plan? well really, the concept is that the g 7, they want to keep russian oil on the market because i don't want to have a damaging spike in prices by cutting off russian supply. but they also don't want to too many revenues to go back to the futons government. so the idea is to allow the russians to sell but only kept price and, and to restrict sales of oil above the above the cap by restricting the access to shipping and insurance services. most of which is provided by g 7 countries and protected by european countries. scott, let me ask you about that. i mean, is it going to be easy to enforce? i mean, what is the role of the insurance companies in this? well, the insurance companies option in central because the no, no, no

good morning, becky. >> reporter: good morning, robin.y $1. deal after deal. >> this is a oral-b water flosser. >> reporter: they're from liquidation stores, physical outlets all over the country that give palettes of unsold merchandise, or in some cases returned gear from some of the biggest retailers and brands. this man frequents this liquidation store in michigan. >> it's a treasure hunt every week. >> reporter: he keeps some and resells others. >> it's everything you can expect to find at a retail store or online. it can be things like electronics, consumables, toiletries. >> reporter: and where does all this come from? a lot of it is from big chains. we're talking target, walmart, amazon. >> these stores are absolutely saddled with inventory. not just at the brick and mortar retailers, but the distribution centers. >> reporter: retailers say they're cutting losses. analysts note they're unloading it through what's called the secondary market. everywhere from dollar stores, pawnshops, to these liquidation outlets. this coco melon ret

robin in arizona, democratic caller, robin, did you vote for senator sinema?aller: yes, ma'am, i did. host: your reaction? caller: i'm not surprised. i am almost 65 years old. my roommate is the same age and he has lived here for 35 to 40 years. i'm from texas and we are both -- i'm educated and he has grown up in the educated world, the whole bit, and we watched other hearings and everything and we are so disappointed in cinema. host: why? caller: the gentleman that called in on the presse line was correct. in arizona, the brexit -- the progressives believed in cinema when she ran, believed they would present the young people's views and such. he is correct, she has completely ignored them and ignore the people of arizona in the fact she would not communicate with us in terms of what she was doing. she may be independent and may be the lone wolf but in order to get anything done politically you have to work with both sides and she has just remained stubborn in that view. she forgets the people that took her to the depths. there's an old saying in texas, don't

. >> good morning, robin. how was your weekend? >> breakfast is here. >> good morning. >> on set. >> ready to talk about segment 10? >> i have the flowers for the bachelorette. >> did anyone tell props about the change? >> all of the way through florida this morning. >> and they're very close and i'm talking about below average. >> 12:21.

. >> reporter: well, good morning, robin.under a blizzard warning, up to 18 inches expected throughout the day which could make for some dicey driving conditions this morning and this afternoon. more than 150 miles of interstate 70, from denver to the kansas border, has already been shut down in anticipation of the storm. this morning, californians are digging out after a winter storm brought blizzard conditions almost six feet of snow inundating the sierras. roads completely covered. a now clearing train used to open a train line in donner pass. and in utah, more than 20 injured after a bus rolled off a snowy highway. winds over 100 miles per hour battering this ski resort in lake tahoe. that chair lift not safe to operate. it dumped a few feet on the area burying homes, knocking out power lines, canceling schools. residents will likely dig out for days. as the storm goes sweeping across the country some northeast states already experiencing up to nine inches of snowfall. in boston, dozens of flights delayed. passengers frus

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ah alex oh robin, you're watching old. is there a life my headquarters here in dough hall coming up in the next 30 minutes? a lawyer for former pers president pedro castillo, says he's willing to give up his demand to be reinstated if it'll stop. the violent protests plus cab ups and global warming will tell you about a new kind of capital feed that's giving scientist something to chew on. ah welcome to program argentina, have won the football well cut after a thrilling final. here at cat thought 2022. they beat france on penalties as the game and did $33.00 after extra time. thousands of fans pack streets to see the winning team parade. alondo hall's new sale boulevard is a crowning moment for argentina's captain little massey, delivering a 3rd title for his country. john, a gas raska its own. we sailed boulevard been over 2 hours since the argentine in both. paul saw a life position here, but there still thousands of people parading up and down. it is catholic, national say it's a national holiday castle and double celeb

ah, the fun to make football on al jazeera oh, a hill robin. and reminder of our top stories, the so called morality police. see that the moment is women's clothing and iran has been suspended after mugs of protests been run. it has barked or was parked by the death of a 22 year old. he's been arrested for allegedly violating addressing at least 2 people who died during and of the protest. in southwestern syria demonstrated store the government building in suite, and that's don't fire. they are hungry. angry about said, the rising cost of living at economic hardship to england has reached the quarter finals. welcome amongst the stores and the free meal, which is an african campaign that ago tables that go the whole thing was late in the states declaration orders have been issued for at least 2000 people in denisia main island of java following a volcanic eruption on sunday and the levels are at the highest, andrea think vac has more cloud swirl around mount scenario. asked columns of ash blast into the air. the plume reaching a height of 15 kil

. >> know robot named robin now making the rounds at this riverside, nursing home. >> robin visits withcidents or surgery, providing mental health services and a smile and it literally will just are roaming the hallways and finding people and playing games with them. music all kinds of different activities and just carry on a conversation robin runs and a combination of artificial intelligence software and human assistance. it really cognitively stimulates patients, to really feel happy, enjoying comfortable again. >> can even explain medical procedures that we need to. peter atala is with glendale based expert technologies. the company that makes the robot. it was programmed to mimic the personality of a 7 year-old hi robin. i'm doing great on the robot. can do many things on its own. there's always a trained mental health professional on the back and ready to >> peace number one. >> i found it tough to tell if i was interacting with a human behind the scenes or the software, which is precisely the point. honestly, the biggest surprise we've seen. >> is that after a minute of interacti

host: all right, robin. here is mike from robin.hen the supreme court can accept gifts, how can they way justice -- weigh justice? here is david asking and ethics expert about the rules for supreme court justices when accepting gifts or trips. >> our supreme court -- are supreme court justice is permitted to take trips, private trips with individuals that can be valued at thousands of dollars without disclosing that benefit? >> they are. there is a gift statute but the regulations that apply to lower court judges do not apply to the justices of supreme court. they are not bound by that. what you have is justices accepting gifts aced on whether they choose to accept them or not. -- based on whether they choose to accept them or not. at the highest court in our land, we should have a transparent process where the justices -- for the justices to resolve those conflict of interest. -- conflicts of interest. >> -- >> no. >> can you describe for the american people, what is the consequence of permitting free gifts of any value as it relat

we'll introduce you to robin in today's tech smart. also, today's anniversary of the pearl harbor attack. we'll take a look back on that historic day and how the country is honoring the lives lost. here's some breaking news out of oakland. apparently there's been a stabbing at skyline high school. this is video from the scene from the citizen app. >> police say that one person was stabbed at around 11 30 this morning and they've been taken to a hospital to be treated. it's not clear if the victim was a student or if police have any suspects. we do have a news crew on the way to the scene and we'll bring you information as soon as we get more. today. we remember the attack on pearl harbor which launched the united states into world war 2 more than 2400 american service members and civilians were killed on the state 81 years ago in hawaii reporter nick smith, an army veteran himself takes a look back as we reflect on those lives lost. and we honor their memory. >> more than 2400 americans were killed and additional 2000 were wounded. the

hello, robin.even the drop it and so if you're just thinking right is a fantastic picture a reindeer sort of funny face with a little robin on of his antlers and robin on one of his antlers and sort of robin on the side of his back or on his behind was sort of back in picture with snow coming the background coming down the blue background . and it's just done. i mean , . and it's just done. i mean, even the ears, i mean, look at the edging. it is the hair, the chattering as well with this even shadowing on one side. i mean , come . on baby. he had mean, come. on baby. he had a bit of help. maybe he had bit of help . what do you think? well, help. what do you think? well, my son can't draw that. well, he's 32 with a cold and i'm over 50. let's go to sam downer . do 50. let's go to sam downer. do you believe it's true that . you believe it's true that. yeah, i do. i mean, they're not going to they're not going to they're not going to lie about that. and it's like i mean, obviously was it might have h

. >> know robot named robin now making the rounds at this riverside, nursing home. >> robin visits withs recovering from accidents or surgery, providing mental health services and a smile and it literally will just are roaming the hallways and finding people and playing games with them. music all kinds of different activities and just carry on a conversation robin runs and a combination of artificial intelligence software and human assistance. it really cognitively stimulates patients, to really feel happy, enjoying comfortable can even explain medical procedures that we need to. peter atala is with glendale based expert technologies. the company that makes the robot. >> it was programmed to mimic the personality of a 7 year-old hi robin. i'm doing great on the robot. can do many things on its own. there's always a trained mental health professional on the back and ready to >> peace number one. >> i found it tough to tell if i was interacting with a human behind the scenes or the software, which is precisely the point. honestly, the biggest surprise we've seen. >> is that after a minute

our correspondent, robin brant, has the latest.fter the strike, it's back to normal outside this a&e. i knew the strikes weren't on, but i was in walking distance, so i didn't need an ambulance today. i managed to hobble here. but normal is increasingly bad, according to these new figures. 24%, that's more than 16,000 emergency ambulances, waited for an hour or more before they unloaded passengers last week. fair pay. when do we want it? now. yesterday's walk—out was the first in three decades. people were urged to only dial 999 if it was life—threatening. it seems they listened. it's been very busy in the last week or so, up about 20% here in wales on this time last year, but yesterday was quieter. demand was certainly kinder to us and it's possible of course that communities across wales have listened to the advice that was given and sought healthcare advice in other places. has she had a heart attack, or has she got angina? the concern now and heading to the weekend is of a delayed surge. we know that the pressure is going to mo

i do it because i am a free spirit, i am robin hood, i am new robin hood and i are confirmed by deedsause it is not enough to publish a post on instagram with a call to respect the women of iran, end the war in ukraine, now is the time to take decisive measures at this important moment, this is exactly what i thought and did kostya pad pensator would increase such friends in ukraine and everything will be fine, everything will be fine, ukraine will win together without a doubt well, i will remind friends that the partner of the show is the vibet company, despite the hard times, so far the hard times, the vibet company supports ukrainian sports and ukrainian football vibet is stronger together friends well, let's move on to the anuses , today we have a continuing stage, the impact of the 1/8 finals continues. today we have two super matches england-senegal, france, poland. right away yes yes hm well i don't believe it for me the french are powerful and frankly one of those teams which for me i consider to be the favorite of this world cup according to the composition of the selection o

that was robin smith and the — complete devastation.devastation. that was robin smith and the jersey police. _ kristina moore the chief minister of the states ofjersey also spoke — she said how the community had pulled together. we believe that for now but we will move on next to our next story. —— we will leave that for now. a sixteenth child has died with a suspected infection of the invasive strain of strep a. the child was a secondary school pupil in east sussex. public health officials in brighton and hove says they're working with the school to inform parents and explain what to do if a child develops symptoms. most strep a infections are mild, and severe or complicated cases remain rare. services have resumed at manchester airport after dozens of dozens of flights were disrupted by snow. both runways were closed for a time this morning disrupting around 2a flights. in a statement the airport operation company said, "we are advising "all passengers to check the status of their flight with their airline." hundreds of thousands of o

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ah, pugs robin, you're watching out there a life we're headquarters here in doha also coming up. and that the palestinian is killed by israeli forces unoccupied. west bank. it's been the most violent year since 2006 south korean truckers defy government order to return to work. they're demanding higher wages and the united states military and val, it's 1st nuclear stealth bomber in more than 30 years, calling it the b 21 reader. ah, hello, welcome to the breaker. we begin in ukraine, where president vladimir zalinski is chief of staff, says a recent western price cap on a bowel of russian oil is not enough. i shall be lowered even further. on friday, the g 7, australia and the european union announced a limit of $60.00 a barrel. all russian oil imported by c, ukraine was that to be brought down to $30.00 a barrel. russia says it'll continue to find buyers for its oil and said it was a dangerous attempt by western governments. the price cap is expected to come into effect on monday that same day as an embargo by the you will be applied on russian crude. well, let's bring in mohamm

robin? >> it does, trevor.ake care. >>> we're going to find out what's next for this massive sorm. ginger has that for us. good morning, ginger. >> good morning, robin. we start with the tornado watch that was extended into alabama. it includes hattiesburg and as rob mentioned, new orleans will get it probably if this moves east. that line still has embedded tornadoes as we speak. there's plenty of energy. it's going to move into the panhandle later. this is the timing. 4:00 p.m. right before folks get on the road for even thing commute in new orleans. and check that out, the way to orlando, tampa need to be watching as the line approach up to savannah. and this moisture comes on up and ice possible throughout appalachia, and snow from the coast. i'll time all that out for you, robin. >> thank you so much. >>> we turn to ftx founder sam bankman-fried behind bars in the bahamas denied bail as he fights extradition back to the u.s. where prosecutors have charged him with a massive years' long fraud. chief busines

2011, midwife robin lynn became the cnn hero of the year.her and see firsthand her work with the bumi seha foundation. >> i'd heard about her before we had the opportunity to meet. she's committed to the idea of gentle birth, loving birth, a transformative birth experience for all. >> you're the one that kept me up all night, yes. >> it's a very busy clinic and birthing center and community. >> there's a big baby here. >> she got to meet the people here in bali. we had a great connection, and that connection continued. >> because christie and robin have a shared vision. >> i founded med accounts in 2010 really after having had my own personal postpartum complication. every mother counts focuses on making birth and child birth safe for every mother on theers. >> those deaths are largely preventible. our mission is to take care of all of these mothers and their babies and give them the support they need. >> at bumi sehat, nurses and made wives are available 24/7 and all services are. >> for the poor, we are the only place they can call on. >>

robin thanks for joining us.you're about to do for new year's. >> good morning, and thank you so much for having us. >> joey: yes. >> so for about 14 years now we have had the opportunity to partner with the fdny and the nypd to celebrate and ring in the new year with military families from across the country. >> joey: tell us how this journey happens for them. when do they come in? how long are they here? >> so they'll begin coming in in the next couple days depending on their needs, and we will -- so we've got some coming in from florida and again from all over the country. we will celebrate and eat dinner at one of of the fires houses and then be escorted out to the ball drop where there will be a excluded -- not a secluded area but a roped in area that's very vip and special for them get some up-close and a little bit protected from all the crowds as well. >> joey: you know what i love about this is new york police officer and fdny were really instrumental in creating this. tell us about that bond between fir

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didn't know that he had it. >> carley: what is warner robins like? is it a one-off situation or do you see an increase in crime? >> carley: we have our >> we have our own fair share of crime. pretty much we are holding about the same as last year as far as our numbers are concerned. >> what your reaction to crime over all this country? other areas, big cities, they are. what do you think about that? >> they are. it's terrible. a lot of it has to do with officers shortages. everybody including us, unfortunately, it's hard to get the job done. >> carley: thank you so much for joining us. an unfortunate one. but we appreciate you joining us. >> sure. thanks for having me. >> carley: absolutely. todd? over to you. >> todd: you have to stop and see this video. orlando police officers bringing an action to spring up dozen of residents as the apartment complexes swallowed in flames. take a look. you can see first responders rushing in with the latter to help trap residents get out of that burning building. watch. >> get this? let's go. get these ladies out

. >> it didn't help ferrel robins or robin thicke and robin thicke admitted -- >> my favorite songs of called me and said hey, richard? i was like i'm in. >> marvin gaye's family won $5.3 billion of a dispute. >> a federal jury in california said it was much manufacture than inspiration, it was copyright infringement. >> as music journalist, a question i always used to ask artists when i would interview them when they have a new album coming out, what were you listening to around the time you created this album? who was inspiring you? you can't ask that question anymore. if they said david bowie and the david bowie estate says this sounds like "fame" we're going to sue you, my interview is now an admission of guilt. >> everyone should say bee beethoven. can't get sued there. >> a culture where a claim is made with the idea a settlement will be cheaper than taking it to court if there is no base to the claim, it's really damaging to the song writing industry. >> everyone in the song writing industry is looking over their shoulder feeling like they might be next. we're providing greater

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well, robin appeared as a birthday present, of course, but in a close- knit family of talents.s creative teams that gave joy to the guests of the celebration and warmed up the winter atmosphere with fiery performances. lit all together grown children and fabulous hotels. i have no doubt that next year will be just as successful as this one. that's why we try to decorate our city every year new we are looking for new forms. i have no doubt that a good new year's mood will contribute to our further development of all, on the upcoming new year, fabulous guests ded moroz and snegurochka also congratulated the residents of brest and the region on the upcoming new year and christmas, what else could you wish for? of course, only good good health, happiness, good luck and all the very best, dear friends. let happiness reign in every home, and love live in every heart, and a disco awaited the end of the evening for the guests of the celebration on christmas incendiary rhythms. an untouchable relative on trubetskaya street lit christmas trees for us. it's great in brest. it seems to me

ah, the book about 2 weeks ago there was lisa who robin in the hall. reminder of all of these stories, the cycle, morality police unit, the moment is women's clothing and iran has been suspended after months of protests . the address was sparks by the death of a 22 year old who interested electric violating a dress code. at least 2 people died during antic protested southwestern syria. demonstrated still vague, of the building and swayed digital by angry, devising prices, an economic hardship. now the military administration of cash only in southern ukraine, says russian forces have targeted a residential building. they civilians were injured in the strike on sunday. the parts of the capitol region were held by russia until november when ukrainians regained control of the main city. us secretary of state and steve lincoln says, washington remains opposed to israeli annexations and settlements in the occupied west bank. lincoln says, prime minister alike benjamin netanyahu. the incoming government will be judged by its policies, not personalities that yahoo was sealed. the coalition de