seuss. >> he earned $40 million. >> and then ray manzarek, who played keyboard for the doors. he's in third at $45 million. his estate sold his rights to doors songs. this year. >> second place, the king, elvis presley, raking in $100 million from the great beyond. >> and number one, the king of pop. no real surprises here at the very, very top. michael jackson's estate earned $115 million last year. we've seen what is like hologram performing, feared his songs saplings. >> a little surprised an author was on the list. and charles schulz made the list. i was doing some research to find out what are some of the biggest deals that have ever happened for people's estates. and last year, 500 million. j.r. tolkien, the author of the lord of the rings, of course, they sold his middle earth enterprises for $500 million. >> and i believe amazon got a little piece of that as well. the new lord of the rings series. all right. >> coming up, a bird that can paint. >> wait, what? yes plus, the former pilot indicted for threatening to shoot the captain during a commercial flight and the 14

here in germany, and mr. seuss the president of that pivotal organization and speaking for do a slice. he appraising it as the clear a statement he's had so far in that and what was the month since that terrorist attack by him, us on israel. and what it really maps out is it goes through all the points of on clarity in what hold a topic device. tons and traits minister cools as an increasing the at heated and confused debates. here in germany laughing out, why is the security of israel and specifically the security of dues in germany. it's something that germany needs to demonstrate to itself that it stands in for everybody, for muslims here for people who protest for civilian life in the, in the territory of the palestinians at the moment. uh, but also on the street every day. responsibility for everyone who's in the country . does the end is video message? does he address the international criticism of germany over this conflict? is these sites actually specific to your recent trip that he mates tarkey, where there was the accusation that a pro palestinian demonstrations here in ger

seuss, how the grinch stole christmas on sale now.the bay area event calendar is brought to you by bay area san jose.com. >>> coming up tonight on the cbs evening to scum israel launches a targeted rate inside of a gaza hospital. the white house thing again today that the hospital is being used as a hamas command facility. we take a look at the weapons that the israeli military found including assault rifles and grenades. >> we are awaiting a news conference from president joe biden following his meeting with the chinese president xi jinping on the peninsula as the va as the apec summit goes on. we will bring in his comments as he begins. thank you for joining us as well as we cover ♪ ♪ >> norah: tonight, israeli troops raid gaza's largest hospital, interrogating staffs, patients, and civilians sheltering inside. israel said it found evidence of a hamas command center but no terrorists or hostages. here are tonight's headlines. ♪ ♪ [explosions] israeli soldiers on the ground of al-shifa hospital, a look at what israel says are tpo

here in germany, and mr. seuss the president of that pivotal organization and speaking for jewish life, he appraising it as the clear a statement he's had so far in that. and what was the month since that terrorist attack by hamas on israel. and what it really maps out is it goes through all the points of on clarity. and what about topic the vice tons and traits minister cools as an increasing the at heated and confused debates here in germany laughing out, why is the security of israel? and specifically, the security of dues in germany is something that germany needs to demonstrate to itself that it stands in for everybody, for muslims here for people who protest for civilian life in the, in the territory of the palestinians at the moment. uh, but also on the street every day, responsibility for everyone who's in the country, sticking out a cousin. this will take a look at the most doors making news around the world. it will start into nicea with polymers, has begun debating a bill that would criminalize any public recognition of israel, including attempting pro israel demonstrations.

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seuss. >> he earned $40 million. >> and then ray manzarek, who played keyboard for the doors.s in third at $45 million. his estate sold his rights to doors songs. this year. >> second place, the king, elvis presley, raking in $100 million from the great beyond. >> and number one, the king of pop. no real surprises here at the very, very top. michael jackson's estate earned $115 million last year. we've seen what is like hologram performing, feared his songs saplings. >> a little surprised an author was on the list. and charles schulz made the list. i was doing some

seuss charge right now with my good friend, perhaps my only friend, kennedy. she'll be wearing glasses. ♪ >> i'm kennedy and this is fox news saturday night. ♪ ♪ >> hello, according to the "wall street journal", 2024 shaping up to be a horrible election-year with two nominees that give you a sinking feeling as the bile arises in your throat. grandpa bussey met versus crazy mcgill and 2023 not on track to be the election no one wanted. this week's new york times poll shows exactly how bad it is joe biden as he's losing to literally hitler and five battleground states. you don't think it hitler? star two time loser no stranger to delusional authoritarianism. >> you can see it in countries where hitler was duly elected so all of a sudden somebody with those tendencies the dictatorial tendencies would be like okay we are going to shut this down, throw these people in jail and they didn't usually telegraph that. trump is telling us what he intends to do. take him at his word. >> she wanted to round everybody up send them to maga reeducation camps a few weeks ago an

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. >> that was actor marlowe seuss, celebrating the sag-aftra deal and the power of unions.s to talk to fran drescher now, we had a technical issue, we will try to get her back, and we're gonna go quickly to a break before as we work out the technical issues. this is a super important story to everyone. i think a lot of people are excited the favorite films and movies and tv will be coming back because of the power of unions. i think that what happened with sag-aftra demonstrates that power. so we are working very hard to try to get this interview to happen for you because we know you will want to see it. where are we at this point? i think we are going to take a quick break and we will be right back. right back >> you know what i hate? i hate when you tease something and it doesn't happen. apologies, we weren't able to get fran retro back. we will have an on again. we love her, and she did a great job of the negotiation. that is tonight's read out. all in with chris hayes starts a little bit early, meaning now. arly, meanin now. >> tonight, on all in. >> the attack on our n

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seuss banned and cancelled.s that are having american classics be rewritten because there's so many trigger words. >> greg: true. >> nicholas: they don't know what they're talking about and should be more combernd the 13% of students that don't know american history that can't read, write or do mathematics. oregon just announced they're doing away with all graduating standards of proficiency levels. let's be more curbed about that and the fact that our education collapsed than fake book banings. that's what i think. >> greg: exactly. [applause] >> greg: kat you are in favor of book bans i was surprised as a libertarian >> kat: okay. look, i actually have, throughout the years, had issues with some of ron desantis's pieces of legislation as a free speech absolutist. because of that nothing makes me more frustrated than to see someone coming out saying something that's depletely not true because it makes it more difficult for those things to be taken seriously. she said to kill a mocking bird was banded diary of a

seuss book.rats have said over and over again that we will support a clean cr that has all of the appropriations bill in it. so, you know, cascading, rolling, you know, a shutdown of the government is not something that we are going to support. i came from local government and state government. you know, all the constituents that i talked to favorite needs to be more collaborative, we need to work, you know, together. the partners and agencies should be collaborating rather than working in silos. and pushing a two tiered or a latter just him actually further continues this notion of government working in silos, which doesn't do anything to keep the government open or to help the american people. >> so congresswoman, you don't think a latter cr is a fair trade in exchange for keeping 2023 spending levels, if, not can you explain to the american people as to why? because i think they are going to hear over the next couple of days that this is basically a clean cr, and i think of house democrats are

seuss "how the grinch stole christmas" on >>> all right, taking a look at the roadways right now andrt off with public transit. getting word of b.a.r.t. delays this morning. as about 20 minutes delay in the antioch line in the sfo and antioch direction. this is due to equipment problems on the tracks so again about 20 minute delays for the yellow line for b.a.r.t.. i know lot of commuters may be using b.a.r.t. as the alternate for anyone going to the city because of that. rerouteds if place on muni and caltrain on time as well as the sf bay ferry. a heads-up. bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights remain on and it's busy early this morning for commuters heading into san francisco. still the case throughout the week and in and around moscone center and nob hill and those lane closures along embarcadero near the exploratorium. also went into place. so you will need an alternate route there as well. westbound 80, that's a really busy ride because of a pretty big crash near powell street. you are backed up almost into richmond at this point. extra time heading to the bay bridge there and

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seuss, silverstein. >> all the greats. >> we'd whip out this book, we'd write poems, nonsense and kinds it like to work with your daughter? >> oh, it's the greatest. just the greatest. my son also wrote some of the poems, but erin did the drawings. she's been an art student her whole life. she attended pratt institute here in new york. >> wow. >> got better and better. that's our dog, olive, right there. you know, this was during the pandemic. we decided to get to work and rewrite these poems and make them better and for her to make some drawings. it came out so much greater than i could have imagined and hoped for. she's just gotten excellent over the years because she's a very serious person. >> well, erin -- >> i wonder why. >> -- the daughter of an artist and mother of an artist, i have major respect. i'm wondering what this process was like for you and seeing the finished product, and also what it was like to work with your dad and the rest of the family. >> yeah, it was great. i mean, we're all very serious. we take ourselves very seriously and take comedy very seriously. it was

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