will this any disturbing on verified footage, circulating online shows atrocities by h t s. ben depends towards the syrians. the very end of the u. n says hundreds of being killed in the last 2 weeks with the lady said to be women and children. the weather is as large international, reaching you from the russian capital with the latest from around the world. i a michael portrait. now the us and these role where directly responsible for the events that have done syria hundreds headed the last week. and that is the accumulation from you, ron sippin, leader. i tell a comedy who has been addressing his nation over the recent explosive developments in the middle east. a level yet tide of deeds. chad, this should be no. doubt's what has happened didn't. syria is the product of a joint. american inside is the pause. yes, and they bring a government to serial, played and is playing and all these rolling this everyone see says that the main comes 1st. most of mind to main. come on the center was in the us. we have evidence . this evidence leaves no room for dallas. let's now cross live t

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meanwhile miami�*s margin of victory was their third best and they tied a franchise record with 2a three pointers. head to our website for much more on other stories, but now it is back to bendge — in the us city of baltimore — collapsed after being struck by a cargo ship. six people died and the port was closed, putting thousands out of work. tonight a bbc documentary will explore what went wrong and how bridges can be made safer. 0ur transport correspondent sean dilley has the details. hold all traffic on the key bridge. there�*s a ship approaching just lost their steering. 213 dispatch, the whole bridge just fell down, the whole bridge just collapsed. this is the moment the baltimore skyline changed forever. in seconds, the colossal ship toppled the francis scott key bridge... what�*s going on, man? we got one out of the water. 0k. leaving only one survivor and the loss of six lives. as night turned to day, the extent of the damage became clear. i remember speaking with the person who was running the operations from the coastguard, and i said, what is the probability that we�*re going to find someone alive at this point? and the answer that he gave was, "governor, my pro

and his captain ben stokes says he�*s proved he belongs in international cricket.m go out there and expose himself to test cricket at its toughest. if it hadn�*t have gone well for him and his first two matches that wouldn�*t have changed anyone�*s mind in our dressing room, or myself or others. he wouldn�*t have come in with the confidence of smacking 50 odd which i�*ve got no doubt has led him into this game with the confidence to go out there and play the way that he did in our second innings. a young lad, i was devastating for him to not get that three figures but i walked in and i said, it�*s only four runs, isn�*t it. if i had got it through." class. it has proved he has a lot of people improved while we rated so highly. meanwhile, it was also a very short test over in adelaide where australia thrashed india by 10 wickets to level their test series 1—1. the result is clearly embarrassing for india but it also means they now need to win all three remaining games to qualify for the world test championship final. it's still 1-1. there�*s plenty of things left in

and ben salem, who was fassbinder�*s lover, had been in small parts in some of his earlierfilms, but in the lead. i don't think fassbinder was ever as revealing of himself as he was in this particularfilm. this is moabit, my neighbourhood in berlin, and i really like the feel of the community here. it's very mixed. it's very diverse. all kinds of races and nationalities. and it's notjust here in moabit that there's been this kind of demographic mix that has emerged in germany, it's all over the country. in fact, i think almost a quarter of germans are either first or second—generation immigrants. so, the film—making community has really been affected by this. it's changed the kinds of stories that have been made, and the people who are telling them. the 2004 german film head—on, directed by fatih akin, was one of the first movies from a film—maker from a turkish—german immigrant background to win widespread critical acclaim and awards, including the top prize at the berlin film festival. for german critic patrick heidmann, it's one of his favourite movies. head—on is a german film un

for tottenham, who could be without any fit centre—backs for tomorrow�*s premier league game against wolves. wales international ben longer after a setback in training: we are in a tough spot. we have been _ we are in a tough spot. we have been for— we are in a tough spot. we have been for a — we are in a tough spot. we have been for a while. we're getting through— been for a while. we're getting through it _ been for a while. we're getting through it and fingers crossed we won't _ through it and fingers crossed we won't have more issues but the nature of football and that kind ofm _ the nature of football and that kind of... scheduling with had has meant that was always kind of been — has meant that was always kind of been on a fine line. it's another— of been on a fine line. it's another test for us but it is what — another test for us but it is what it— another test for us but it is what it is _ another test for us but it is what it is. whatever we need to deal_ what it is. whatever we need to deal wiib— what it is. whatever we need to deal with we will deal with. in the nba, the eastern conference leaders the c

monday after the sunday morning murder, police took narcy and her daughter to the morgue to identify ben jr.'s body. was that when may started to get the creeps about what had happened? watching her stone-faced mother watch. i'm throwing up in a garbage can. you know, detectives are like right there, and everything else. and we all turned around, and she is just staring at him. there was no emotion at all from her. dennis murphy (voiceover): that monday, late into the night, narcy and her daughter were interrogated by the detectives. dennis murphy (voiceover): detective carpentier broached the sensitive subject of the couple's sex life. dennis murphy (voiceover): with the male detective out of the room, detective carpentier managed to win narcy's trust. narcy confided that ben was into bondage. dennis murphy: now here he'd been tied up-- right. dennis murphy: --in the homicide. did you think, well, is this a sex game gone wrong? we had brought it up to her. and i did confront her with that during the interview. i just found it odd that the way he finds pleasurable, he's killed in the same way.

for tottenham — who could be without any fit centre—backs for sunday�*s premier league game against wolves. wales international ben while longer after a setback in training: we are in a tough spot. we have i been for a while. we're gettingl through it and fingers crossedl we won't have more issues but the nature of football and that kind of... i scheduling we've had has meant that was always kind of been on a fine line. it's - another test for us but it is- what it is. whatever we need to deal with, we will deal with. in the nba, the eastern conference leaders the cleveland cavaliers have improved their league—best record to 27 wins in 31 with a 149—135 victory over the denver nuggets. elsewhere jaylen brown scored a season—high 44 points, including six 3—pointers, as the boston celtics eneded a run of two defeats with a 142—105 win over the indiana pacers. jayson tatum adding 22 points and 13 rebounds for boston. and that�*s all the sport for now. the eu is urging a swift independent probe into the crash that brought down the azerbaijan airlines plane. that is coming in to us from the afp news agency, it comes af

s. y ends presidents mohammed ben slam has told from the one drivers to minor on business fall is recent uncertainty over decision making within the sport referrals and controversial comments from the president have led to the to the likes of champion match for stipend. and louis hamilton criticizing him in recent months for shop and was punished for swearing and a press conference back in september. while high profile officials have been fired without explanations. in recent weeks, let hamilton's mercedes teammate george russell, demanding clarity, an understanding of what's going on. then so i am has urge them to not interfere i really feel like a 5 after them. but discipline is important. also, you know, the f i. e is responsible for the safety. we are very unique because we are in the governance when we actually on farm. no one can you please everyone know, do you want to please everyone know we do a lot of business, we do our job and we do it can have a very and i would say government and we understand the deadline. i know i said to the drivers, i don't have to interfere in the way

s for the east bay. couple spots like concord braga on over to ben niche in pittsburgh, staying in the 50's for your afternoon highs today. let's look ahead to tomorrow's temperatures. a little bit cooler on average tomorrow niget into thursday is when we see showers returning and will return again into saturday and sunday. >> a good morning, everyone. taking a look right now on our roads. majority of the collisions have already cleared just a lot of residual delays. so we'll take a look at some drive times. you can see those are a little bit more inland livermore to dublin. a 21 minute commute on westbound 5.80. >> those who are in the antioch area any out to conquer westbound for its an 18 minute commute. so not too bad. there was an accident in concord, but that has since been cleared. taking a look at westbound 80 crockett over to the maze. it's a 33 minute commute there. so not too bad. those are using that bay bridge right now. it's a 14 minute commute into san francisco. i'll send it back to to the desk. >> losers with our financial expert rob black. hello, rob. >> good morning, darya. great to be able

ben strick is one of the internet�*s leading open source investigators, and this month he's running annline, revealing some of the tricks of his trade. one that i love to show people so much, and quite a few people know it, but the simple image reverse search. and i say it's simple, but some people might... ..might drop their phones and run away and close their laptops immediately. but i think the image reverse search is so powerful. and basically it just operates the exact same way that everyone uses google or any other search engine, where they put in words, but instead we're putting in an image to search visually. um, so i think for those of you in the bbc studio, you probably have computers in front of you, but if you're on google at the moment, you have a little button next to your search term that you pop in there, and that allows you to upload a photo... we've cheated, ben. we had a go earlier. well, i did, anyway. 0h, 0k! yeah. so i did a trip on the train when i was covering the us election a few weeks back, and i took a few pictures from the train, and i put one of those into

s. government has been controlling and sensory information. mike bens says the us started that censorship campaign back in 2014. what is the support of a cool in ukraine? but all started way before with the promotion of freedom of speech. there was a prohibition in 1948 under the un declaration of human rights that you can't acquire territory by military force anymore and have it be respected by international law. so everything had to move to soft power influence. and so the us government took a very active role beginning in 1948 to promote free speech around the world. and this was done through all these, you know, initially see i proprietary is like voice america and radio for europe and radio, liberty. and then in 1991, the world wide web came out civilian news, and right away with the state department. the military or intelligent spirit was promoting free speech so that we could have a, a basically government pressure on foreign countries to open up their internet to allow. basically, groups of the us government was supporting to be able to combat s

s. and with our shower from the terrorist list, i'm ben lift sanctions. and that takes a process and that's not something that will be done by the i don't, the, by the ministration has a few weeks left. but the issue is, is this becomes very political, not just in the us, but around the world because other countries, europe, turkey have the monetary risk list. so it has to be sort of a wait and see approach. the words coming from july and h t s. sheet to appear or encouraging, but it has to be backed up by actions on the ground. and those actions on the ground will take time to unfold. hence, they'll be a power lo track before lifting before taking any one off, the total risk list will listing any sanctions. a process has to be asked to begin and the process has to into confidence, building measures all the time. and then so. ready we have decision will be made. i don't think there's enough time for the binding administration to make that decision. that's something that's going to about to be designed by a new us administration with donald trump and in th

and less as you head southward except in the santa cruz mountains like ben lowman forecast high temperatures tomorrow. a lot of 50's, a few low 60's as one to 64 degrees in san jose. and the 3 day forecast shows kind a wet kind of warmed, the kind of wet. so it's going to be that kind of thing off and on again until the weekend is over and then we get some drier conditions, even a little bit drier than normal. as we head into the next week. stephanie, back to you for news. >> thanks, kathy. still ahead, a special message from space how the international space station is celebrating the holidays from afar. ♪ i'm on my way ♪ ♪ home sweet home ♪ there's no place like the road home. receive a $5,500 bonus on a new 2024 audi q5 plug-in hybrid during the season of audi sales event. ♪ i'm on my way ♪ ♪ home sweet home ♪ there's no place like the road home. receive a $5,500 bonus on a new 2024 audi q5 plug-in hybrid during the season of audi sales event. stuck on the international space station for 6 months are now spending their christmas in space. >> welcome to the international space station as we get ready for the chri

in severity as well. meantime, t f is refusing to take back 600 ukrainian p o w 's as a heart of a spoken about in the ben z a. the u. n is spoken about at the landscape doesn't want 600 ukrainian, p o w is back home. but can i just ask you, does that suggest something for you full the t? if what i dream it, it does seem perhaps, as some have already said, it's going from one active desperation to another. and a lot of it doesn't make sense. i mean, i don't know what they are then what, which, what their, what their perspective is there could be that the, they the want to keep those guys out. and the, you know, have them out those ponds that they, you know, they are, that the keeps, if you look in the, from the west and suspect and then the west coast, the trade as a, as you know, rushes, you know, has these guy just keeps the the story alive in the, in the, in the press and the people's minds and i don't know what their angle is there. yeah. to be yes. ok. well yeah, if you want to be to mean either, you know, i mean, definitely more questions and answers these days. thomas, but listen, it's always good

. >> all right, ben, thank you. 6 50's the time the san jose earthquakes are gearing up for their biggested 2025 schedule fans can look forward to home games against soccer legend lionel messi and his squad inter miami and the la galaxy as well. this will be messi's first time playing in san jose since entering the mls back in 2023. plus the earthquakes have a special 30 th-anniversary match against dc united marking the first-ever mls game played in san jose. the season kicks off february 22nd with 5 of the first 7 matches at paypal park. the earthquakes are also bringing the california clasico to stanford in june of next year as they celebrate mexican independence day at levi stadium with a big showdown against rival la fc tickets. go on sale in january. >> we'll say merry christmas. we got some history, for wait. few falling outside. >> well, look at that. most wonderful time of the year for these, especially for the san francisco forty-niners offensive line quarterback brock purdy surprised his big men up front with new toyota trucks. yeah, 5 sequoias and 500 as thank you for their ha

but they needed lieutenant s for the first cav that was forming up at fort benning and ranger school down in florida. so they called out 50 names and said, your orders now be changed. you're going to go to this unit up in fort benning and rumor had it they wasn't official yet, but were headed to vietnam. so we up there and in august and a month later we were on our merchant marine ship to the uss morris rose, vietnam, all the troops run over on merchant marine ships and the helicopters were never on aircraft carriers. so it was i we were on the ship for 30 days. and like you said, we were shooting off the tail ship because the m-16 was a brand new. i took my basic training with, the m1, the advanced individual training with, the m 14, and then it was just for the m-16. so but it was it was a very weapon. and it proved to be a very, very success for weapon. we had as platoon leader. you know, we had the m-16 machine gun and the m79 grenade launcher, which was a very fine weapon, too. and we didn't have we had they're called light anti-tank weapons law. that's the acronym lor. it was a

institute of virology research doctor ben q where he created multiple of coronavirus under bsl to condition at the wuhan institute of virology without objection so ordered. s i ask unanimous consent for 2011 articlee that stated important information and insights can come from generating a potentially dangerous virus in the labs are that objection so ordered. i ask unanimous consent for 2012 paper written by doctor dr. fauci stated the benefit of gaining function research outweigh the risk without objection, so ordered. i want to thank all of those who voluntarily presented to the committee to give honest and forthright testimony. the report is the culmination of years of work and dedication. the select subcommittee held that actors accountable, and drove actual change in a public health agencies and provided a road map for what to do and what not to do. i could go on and on about the findings of this report i think we will at the 500 pages in 2000 footnotes speak for themselves. today we are also releasing all previously unreleased interview transcripts and supplementary materials. we, as a subcommittee are also grateful to whistleblowers that courageousl

i know that for someone like netanyahu, ben—gvir and smotrich, he represents a threat because he speaks of, you know, what�*s in the corner to make a prisoner swap that would release all palestinian political prisoners. what do you make of the international response to what has happened in the last year and more to the palestinian people? if we�*re talking about the people, i think that i feel humbled and proud of the free people around the world who are protesting for the rights of the palestinian people. i see a glimpse of hope in there. i think that if you�*re a palestinian, especially in your 20s, in your 30s, it�*s very normal to feel so...depressed, and, you know, down, because... and disappointed with the international community and with the western governments themselves. i think that the western governments, they keep lecturing us about the human rights and the freedom and all these values, but when it comes to the palestinian people, everything changes, because they are supporting the israelis, no matter what, unconditionally. it�*s very interesting to me that, you know, everyone is asking about ac

jacob bethell�*s unbeaten 50 on his test debut guiding them to their target of 104 to win in their second innings. benafe hands. granted it has not been a perfect year, but the beginning of the end of 2024 couldn't have gone much better. day four in christchurch, four wickets, the breakthrough. it is straight and the finger has gone up. is straight and the finger has one u. , gone up. five in the innings. new zealand _ gone up. five in the innings. new zealand went _ gone up. five in the innings. new zealand went down - gone up. five in the innings. - new zealand went down swinging, pushing the victory target beyond 100. mitchell's 84 was ebullience but in vain. the tenth wicket in the match, the best by an england bowler oversees in 12 years, and only his third test. jacob bethell is playing in his first and waited no time chasing down 104 to win, 12.5 waited no time chasing down 104 to win,12.5 overs it took england. he was enjoying himself, a maiden test 50 and hitting the winning runs. a special start to this three test tour. world champion max verstappen underlined his dominance in formula one as

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ben davies has reported had a setback. this is the worst situation they have faced in his managerial career. skwra>> we are supposed to win se success and have impact and that doesn't really change doing what i'm doing and doesn't add any pressure or feel any extra anxiety. i believe we will get through and be stronger and create the team we want to be. >> kick kept and has given australia control of the match in melbourne with indiana more than 300 runs behind after day two. the first inning score was 474 built on the back of the 30. indiana started well but a chaotic right hand out and a wicket started a mini collapse in which they lost three batters for just six runs. it left them in trouble for 164 for five. it was celebrated by a australian teenager who was barged into by cawley when he was batting yesterday leading it a fine for the indian player. at the close of play day two with south africa an pakistan an attacking 81 knot set africa to a 90 run. pakistan finished on 80 for 3 three-point lining about i two with certain wickets raping. tennis iga swiatek said she would fears she would lose her fans after the positiv

ben, thank you. hospitals are busier than ever at this time of year with the nhs facing what�*s being called a "quad—demicore than 1,000 patients in hospital beds with flu every day this week in england compared tojust under 250 at the same time last year. and there are also rising numbers of cases of covid, norovirus and another respiratory virus called rsv. hugh pym is outside a hospital in south london. so hospital bosses are sounding a warning? yes, they are, sophie. busierthan everat yes, they are, sophie. busierthan ever at this time of year. winter has come early essentially is what they are saying. and those four viruses are causing concern, particularly nodal virus, the winter vomiting bug in hospitals, that has gone up a lot, and flu, four times more cases in hospital than this time last year. covid cases are relatively stable but on the increase as well. the worry about flu, is this an early flu wave which might subside byjanuary when it normally takes hold out is it the beginning of something more sustained, like two years ago when they were really big increases in flu, causing pressures in de

so it's kind of interesting, ben, because we're learning at cbs news, the potential reason that we actually have this very clear image of the person of interest�*stures. we're learning that a woman working the front desk at the hospital asked to see his, quote, pretty smile when he was checking in. was this a tactic to try and make sure that she could see his face uncovered? or was it a moment of, you know, friendly flirtation? that's still yet to be seen. but it appears that that's the reason that we have, again, this clear image of this guy's face, an image that could potentially help to lead to him being captured. the big question, though, still remains where is he and who exactly is he? we do know that new york police are continuing in particular, they're looking throughout central park because that's the last place that we saw him with his backpack, as well as with the weapon before he left the park, and then was seen without those two. so again, the question is where are those pieces of evidence and what might they learn from that? and what more do we know about his victim then, brian thompson, this chief executive of this huge health care

ben, for the defence of democracies, good to have your analysis. defence of democracies, good to have your analysis-— your analysis. thank you, happy holida sdays. this _ your analysis. thank you, happy holidays. this is _ your analysis. thank you, happy holidays. this is bbc _ your analysis. thank you, happy holidays. this is bbc news. - for some places, mist and fog lingered throughout friday, causing some disruption. some of that mist and mirk lingered on into the night as well. but over the weekend, well, that fog should slowly start to lift as the breeze picks up. a man has appeared before magistrates, charged with four counts of attempted murder after pedestrians were hit by a car in the west end of london in the early hours of christmas day. anthony gil—heaney, who's 30 and from harlow in essex, was remanded in custody. one of the pedestrians remains in a critical condition in hospital. sir keir starmer�*s brother, nick starmer, has died. he had cancer. sir keir said he was a "wonderful man", who'd "met all the challenges life threw at him with courage and good humour". nick starmer had had learning difficulties as a result of compli

s career in sec, that result career in sec. that result in hamilton makes the top 10, when it comes to heaviest test defeats by runs. they only had 10 batters but it's unlikely that benve changed the outcome if he had played. the skipper spoke afterwards about the series and the recurrence of his hamstring injury. obviously severely disappointed. i think any player is when when they have to leave the field, but, yeah, i can't i literally can't say anything until i hop in the mri scanner and wait until the specialists report back. um, we came here this week with the same attitude, same mindset that we always do in the same two games out here. we just we know we just didn't play anywhere near our capability. and it's obviously disappointing to end the tour and end the sort of year, with a loss. but look what we came here to achieve. we've managed to achieve. and, look, it's no mean feat coming to new zealand and beating them because they were very, very strong team as we've heard, this match was tim southee�*s last in international cricket. the 36 year old ending his career as new zealand's second—highest test wicket—taker, with 391, his 776 across all three formats is

is like ben to be or in small church we, we just heard advocating for guys a respectful and should have been targeted by the international court as well. yeah . alone also criticized b. i. d. s actions and gaza, claiming it is no longer the most moral already in the world. and warning that's moiz. read is including soldiers could be added to the eyes. this is list as well. and there's a series accusations that have to say, but has the control over see over gaza and its future continues to grow. it's clear that this debate is only gaining momentum, so we're going to see more that all right, more if an option that is, i'm at least a bureau chief, live from jerusalem. this all, thank you. as you can see more, what's maria online at all to dot com for the meantime? we all get, we got for the next. that was program. here we are now to you. it's where it will be joined by all contributed tara read. discussing the 100 to biden's presidential pardon and is a laptop from visit to engineer the yeah, the wife doesn't want change has to do the bus ration. remember getting funny lab show the kid doing the models or more of that stuff, or frankly, if you have a smart city which full, what

ben frank is listed third from the top there. at that point in time, he was 21 s old. you can w tall he was. and underneath is the listing goes to xt page. he is listed as having black hair, black skin and he's also listed as enlisting at tiverton, rhode island. so he would continue to serve. but his service changed because in february 1788, the first and second rhode island battalion were consolidated into a rhode island regiment because they lost men again. this time they lost so many men. the second rhode island had taken heavy, heavy casualties at the pivotal battle of springfield. so these consolidated units were, now commanded by colonel christopher green, colonel israel angell. the reorganized unit. contains some segregated companies of black soldiers. that spring, colonel green and his soldiers found themselves in camp in westchester county, new york, near a place called pines bridge. and their primary responsibility was guarding continental lines in that area. one of the soldiers that was stationed with the rhode island troops was jeremiah agreement. he was as

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s&p 500 and equal weighted index at 14%. next on their shopping list are bitcoin, chinese and indian stocks and p investing in priv markets. for more, let's bring in ben emons and delano sapuro. gentlemen, great to see you. hope you both had a great holiday. now investors are trying to understand with four trading days left what they should be doing with their money. ben, how do you feel about small caps? >> seema, happy holidays. listen, a sector that will perform because if the trump administration comes in with everything they announced, you could expect the economy to pick up next year. i do think the economy will grow 4% or 5% change and that's why treasury yields are higher. that environment should drive small caps. i do think it's a good sector to be in. it's a favorable sector. i would agree with the survey. >> delano, if you had to pick where to put money, where would you lean? >> to start the year, you can be a bit heavily weighted to assessment. if you look how it performed with the big cap and large cap, it is under performing in some respects. i think there is value there. i think you are looking at breadth as less concentration risk as w

s truman aircraft carrier. now, in a moment we will get reaction to the budget deal just signed into law by president biden from senators work wayne mullen and benardin. first we turn to the white house on more on how the deal came together in not setting up another showdown will come early into president trumps new term. >> it was quite a deal. president biden remains at the white house today after deciding that to keep the government open the government is officially open right now. however, it really was close. a statement touting compromise. this agreement represents a compromise which means neither side got everything it wanted. but it rejects the accelerated pathway to a tax cut for billionaires that republicans sought. continued to operate at full capacity. house speaker mike johnson torqued the original agreement with democrats once elon musk and president elect trump chimed in. the funding stays at current levels until mid-march. it includes $100 million in disaster rated 10 billion in economic aid for farmers. notably missing shannon is a debt limit increase something president elect trump demanded. >> we did what was basic to get us a

s, so that's what i was shot. it was say, until recently when they're all there is predictable, understandable demands for accountability and justice. a rather nice ben folds that from darwin university. thank you. the bell south korea's national assembly associates to impeach the acting president, all 192 members of the opposition block, 5 to yes, 100 bucks, who had steps in as acting president of the union. so you'll, himself, as in page 2 weeks ago, the opposition accused hand of a thing used and his attempt to impose motion, little earlier this month. for the latest. that's crossover, the rob mcbride's he's live for us in sol. so rob, does the president see a chance for him to survive and strong to read through the different statements that are coming out from there? yeah, they're really incredible. sayings in the national assembly was so angry, protest by the ruling party that they, they see as being a boat that was null and void. that was basically a legitimate. and then it was the way in which they spoke came about, which is an good the ruling people's power policy. because the speaker made a controversial decision to allow a majority, a major

ben stiller in "nutcrackers." take a look at this. >> "the much better nutcracker." >> hey, i love that. that's mine. >> yes, you did. >> i drew those pictures too. >> that's right. "steven kicklighter jr.'snt sabotage to the holiday classic. we choreograph it together. everybody sees you dance. their hearts melt, fall in love with you. and hey, justice, perfect timing. how'd you like to be a "much better nutcracker?" >> i'm not doing it. >> i don't want to be a a nutcracker. if i can't be a samurai, i'm not doing it. >> well, there is a -- look, samurai. samurai. look at that. >> is rambo in it? >> rambo is an intellectual property that belongs to someone else. but we can totally rip off the character. and yes, blood and guts. we'll just like call him like blambo or crambo or something like that. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: crambo. >> yes, crambo. easy way about it. >> jimmy: ben stiller, everybody! "nutcrackers" is on hulu this friday. watch it this weekend. [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back with katie holmes, everybody. not bad. ever. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [hold on, i'm comin' by sam & dave plays] kelsey: hey aaron: hi elin: aaah maria! ♪♪ hold on, i'm comin... ♪♪ k

ben ferguson has a lot to say ability thissed and -- and the media with running with that. new details of president trump hammering judge juan merchan for not tossing out the manhattan d.a.'squote, lawfare against trump that even democrats privately say was a ridiculous case. counselor to president-elect trump alina habba is ready to take that on. also this news tonight -- >> in this doesn't have any, this decade, there's not any troops dying anywhere in the world. i said i'd abide by the jury decision. i will do that, and i will not pardon him. we're also securing our border: elizabeth: joe biden caught in yet another whopping lie. plus, we've got this story for you. >> we'll have a peaceful transfer of power here in america. >> we will engage in a peaceful transfer of power. >> we believed in the peaceful transfer of power. elizabeth: it looks like they don't. president biden and the democrats, they promised a smooth, peaceful transition, but biden and his team is now accused of sabotaging trump. biden is now selling off border wall materials among other things so trump cannot build a border wall. tonight, find out about the new texas hold 'em strategy. texas outpokerrin

. >> ben, you mentioned the performance, i think, of your actively managed etf. i don't know what its asset number sfairly small, but i am curious are you going to continue to own the same names? any change in the construction of your own portfolio based on your expectations for what china will or won't do in 2025. >> >> we came into the year and came into this strategy thinking you need an active approach to china just because of the constant back and forth on the rade front, new names being added to the entities list or other export restrictions side from the united states side and of course watching the immediate impacts of these stimulus measures, be it trade-ins or otherwise and their effect on consumers in china. we've been trading in and out not only of names but markets and i think that approach has paid off. we're beating our nearest competitors the like of k web by 5, 6% on the year. i think you have to be active on china, you cannot sit passively because there are too many things going on at once, too many variables. >> and, i mean, you know, we obviously talk a lot about the failure, so

ben franklin and, you know, people know him for the hundred dollar bill on electricity. i mean, who stands out? a lightning storm with a key. but whatever. george washington, a ulysses s grant, who was obviously during the civil war. i mean, he was the only president to ever get arrested twice, actually, on horseback drinking as president. so him and trump get along great these days. but these people really made a mark on society. and we have we have a culture now that is trying to strip everything history out of our thinking, out of our, i guess, the repertoire of our kids growing up. and, you know, i have three kids. i don't want them to grow up in a world that forgets some of the greatest moments. but i also don't want them to forget the worst moments, because the worst moments in life are the ones that shape us the best as wrestler in high school and college, i always people that the most i learned was from the matches i lost. and if we erase those those stories, we're doomed to repeat it. you know, every country through the history or every i should say, every country, every empire, everything through the history of the world has always had some sort of downfall.