[chanting] tom. >> will: a lot of pressure now. >> tom: let's get serious here.ht's winners get more than bragging rights. they get a check for their bag favorite charity. elves bring out comically large check. [cheers] >> tom: that is fantastic. winners get the wonderful enormous check. losers take home this stocking stuffed with coal. [sighs] >> thank you, elves. >> tom: let's hear it for our elves. before we move on, let's find out what they're playing for. julie, what is the red team playing for? >> julie: we are playing for i am als.org. raise tiondz money for als 100 percent terminal illness. raising money to come up with reserve to finally putter an eno to this deadly epidemic. [cheers and applause] >> tom: gerri, who are you playing for? gear gear we are playing for the american cancer society. serve affected by. this i think everybody can get behind it. american cancer society this debate waging since the 1960s. real tree or fake tree. gerri, you are going to be cleaning it real. i cut down a genuine d pine tree. come on. go get it, gerri.tr >> gerri: so

in fact he told the investigator it was tom's partner who fired him, not tom.om was even trying to help beard find another job. >> are you getting any bad feeling from him? are you suspicious of him? >> not at all. >> so you're thinking this is going to be something that we're going to cross off the list? >> yes. i didn't expect to see him again. >> to the investigator and those close to kelley, michael beard didn't seem like a good suspect after all. >> did you think it was -- it was possible that he's a disgruntled employee? he was, you know, taking revenge? >> i didn't. because if you're disgruntled, why wouldn't you kill the person that you're disgruntled against? i mean, "i'm -- i'm angry at you, so i'm going to go kill your wife." >> but as a matter of procedure, the investigator asked beard for a dna swab and permission to look through his cell phone. >> he was very, very forthcoming. very willing, no problems. just very cooperative. >> while the state investigator was checking out the not-so-promising michael beard tip, sheriff's investigators had tom d

tom: i was shocked. jonathan: the 2024 dot. lisa: he's wrong. tom: tom is wrong? jonathan: the 2024., how many cuts will be implied by the 2024. raised on where we are in the market? how much daylight will there be at the end of the day between the market and the federal reserve? lisa: if they say, as many expect, that they will cut rates by 50 basis points, there will be enough for the full year. very different than 100 basis points that the market is pricing in. thus the market discount the fed's projections saying we will go with our estimate. tom: we have a bull coming up. jon ferro, i'm looking at the bloomberg financial conditions index. chairman powell goes into this with a screaming accommodative statistic. jonathan: you say we have a pole and we are looking for people looking for a 10% upside in 2024. the s&p 500 is up 10%, never mind bullish for next year. the last month has been absolutely ridiculous. tom: i thought it would be 4.22 or 4.25. it doesn't want to go higher yields. jonathan: chairman powell pushing back later? lisa: if he doesn't come how m

tom: senior u.s.y strategist at ubs global wealth management there before the jobs report on friday saying you have to stay on the market. some of the bears readjusting a little bit here, let me give you the shock and all of this. futures up six, the dow 36,000 623. the call a year, two years, two years and one month away. the call end of 2025 is the dow spx equivalent of 47,000 200. that's how shocking this call is is he extends out just over two years with earnings. of $300. i agree with our first guest the earnings call was shocking. tom: did you -- lisa: did you do that because jonathan wasn't here? i feel like i have to represent him in being vaguely disturbed. the sense six straight weeks of gains. bills in the sense that there is optimism. is it all because of the disinflationary feel. yields have been lower as well. tom: gina martin adams was brilliant on friday. she said all of the pond including the three of us are forgetting about the real economy and she said we are going up because the re

tom: i totally agree. i thought your tweet was brilliant about someone has a narrative about global slowdown and someone has a narrative about the beneficial effects of the interest rate. sloppy economics within macro where there are other moving parts. thursday, today, and friday, today matters for tomorrow. it is about jobs. jonathan: jobless claims into payroll on friday. two months ago we were talking about the potential of triple digit crude and we had multi-decade highs. we were asking the question, is that a reflection of an extension of the cycle or ingredients to end it? we are in the 60's on crude, yields going lower. are we reflecting the end of the cycle or the ingredients to extended? lisa: this is why it is increasingly getting confusing in the narrative. i looking at earnings specific companies of consumer sentiment, of consumer credit. this is not making sense. tom: do you know vermont teddy bear? vermont teddy bear was a boom start a few years ago. they went private in 2005. look at that,

tom: tom does not know what she is talking about.n: they give that to guests when they come on. they give them out. let's get to the scores on the s&p 500. guilds higher three basis points. the 10 year 4.18%. lisa: i am watching the headline number, how much we get the 3.9 unemployment rate hired a 4% or does it stay around 3.9% to dictate the next move for the federal reserve? today jeff rosenberg of black rock after the report and then at 9:00 we hear from mohamed el-erian as well as acting labor secretary julie sue. curious to hear the administration's take on a market that looks perfect. can they keep celebrating? i am sure they will great time dancing rather numbers because it is a perfect scenario for them. jonathan: visit that what they always do? dance around the numbers. tom: it is not working. look at his poll numbers, it is terrible. the bidenomics thing is not working. lisa: sentiment has come out and it has not been as bad as people expected. this is the key rate. how much people's inspection -- expectations for inflatio

tom l.a. are going to crowbar this thing, we are thrilled to tear him away from you. michael hersen, head of the china research. where you surprised by the nbc report of a discussion between the two world leaders over the future of taiwan? >> no, not particularly surprised. it was consistent with what i heard from the meeting. i obviously wasn't there so i can't speak to the details, but i think the notion that the xi jinping is determined to pursue reunification with taiwan is not new. i think in some ways, it was equally interesting that he told u.s. officials according to this report that there was no set timeline for china to do so. i think that is consistent with the view that while this is a really important issue, beijing continues to exercise what you could call strategic patience on this issue. that is important because if that changes, it does, i think, increase the risks around taiwan. for now, i think those near-term risks are manageable. lisa: there is this question whether china

i watch them the way tom keene watches them. tom: thank you. did not like the gray jerseys. tom: i like the brown. come on. jonathan: would you like the email address? tom: it interview the guy forget it was a hugely successful interview. jonathan: if you want to come on and have a conversation. tom: they look like, you know, a roadshow in paris or something. lisa: when can i talk about that? jonathan: ok, majors coming up shortly. a big shift in the emphasis from this administration over the weekend regarding israel. strong words from the vice president. tom: i would see a huge shift in the news on gaza. jonathan: that competition is around the corner. stocks are pulling back. it is a reversal of last week. lastly, stocks up, this morning, stocks down. six basis points on the 10 year. on the two-year this morning, up seven. from new york city this morning, good morning. ♪ (sfx: stone wheel crafting) ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf that inspired the world to invest differently. it still does. what

. >> tom: okay, emily.nk of this rule?. >> emily: oh, god. okay. i'm just so glad, i always say, canada's priorities are so in line where they're not taking care of your handicapped needs but men who are menstruating get their needs. how lucky are they. all i know is if my tax paying dollars were going towards funding for tampons for men i would be in jail for tax purposes, that's a joke. but point being it's so messed up there's so many things wrong with canada and this is where they're choosing to invest taxpayer dollars. last but not least could we maybe backtrack a minute and realize if you're getting your period to the point you actually need to use a tampon not for symbolic purposes have one, can we start to agree you're a woman. go to a woman's restroom and get a tampon and all this will be solved and you'll have more tax dollars to help spend on joey. >> tom: nick you're a manager can you explain how men need tampons >> nicholas: no you can't make sense of the senseless. you have the world burning p

tom: on dow, 37,000. do we get 38,000. yesterday the arsenal placard behind greg peter's desk has to stop. it was too emotional. what i'm really interested in is how we what do money market funds due over the coming days and weeks. where does the cash go. the other was the massive obvious margin calls. how many people got run over yesterday. the story for end of the year. jonathan: absolutely steamrolled. here are the changes. we now forecast of three consecutive 25 basis point cuts continuing in may until june. there were big questions about chairman powell and whether he would move the punch bowl. he spiked it and turned up the music. lisa: if anyone was expecting pushback what they got was a declaration of victory because what he said was nothing in terms of pushback to the question about financial conditions easing. he did not seem to address it at all. he did not seem worried about inflation anymore and the result is the chances of a march rate hike went from less than 40% to about 85% like that. jonathan: what change

$100, 000, said tom.te what was apparently an amicable break up, people on anna maria island could not help but wonder about tom. more than a few said sabine's friend caryn hodge. >> a lot of people whispering inspecting him in a way, because they didn't know. >> he did promotional stills for the hotel, and became good friends. >> there is no evidence found, there is no, nothing about who did it. this is a murder mystery of epic proportions. >> so it was. but then, 12 days after sabine vanished from the face of the earth, somebody set fire to haley's motel. >> i'm sure my mouth was hanging open. just going, can this get any more bizarre? >> what was this all about? >> we just didn't know. >> dead or alive, where was sabine? >> coming up. sabine's husband, that $100,000 policy, wasn't the whole story. >> it came out later it was 300,000. money, a motive? or just maybe jealousy? >> he had caught her having sex in room 11 at haley's motel. >> when dateline continues. >>> here are the hours top stories. polic

tom: they have juan soto.lo boston, please come in. >> you want to chime in here on 1986. >> go mets. >> good to see you. coming up a little bit later on the economy the federal reserve with cpi data later this morning. your equity market on the s&p just about unchanged in the bond market yields look like this on the 10 year down for basis points. from new york city, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> that means one of two things. or it means we will have some new exogenous shock or driver for positive growth. the status quo of decelerating growth falling inflation typically for equity. the no landing scenario is always kind of a fantasy right now, it feels more like a hard landing still and may be the second half we can get a broadening out. >> where this equity market is going next year this is where it is right now. on the equity market the s&p 500 totally unchanged. dollar a little weaker per euro stronger. the dollar weaker against most things. 10797. positive by .3%. busy week ahead counting down to cpi. followed b

tom: bitcoin. jonathan: straight to bitcoin. tom: bitcoin in your retirement plan?athan: i wanted to ask about ozempic. we've run out of time. good to see you. ari jacobs. turning this in at five minutes time, we need to talk it the federal reserve. we are in the quiet period, no fed speak for the rest of this week. can we all agree claims as a surveyed number? what if we did a sub 100 jobs? that makes the put to the moon. lisa: i miss the fed speak, i wish that we had fed speak this week. jonathan: no you don't. lisa: it would be really nice to have them in the other direction trying to weigh-in or give nuances that people can blame them for. jonathan: what happened to lisa? lisa: she will be back later on. jonathan: it is that camera right there. we will try to find bramo. from new york city, this is bloomberg. you want to be able to provide your child with the tools or resources they need. with reliable internet at home, through the internet essentials program, the world opened up. fellas, fellas. that's how my son was able to find the hidden genius project. we w

tom: they love it.a's lap i know you're so busy and you have to get back to your sleigh and feed reindeer thank you for taking time out of your busy schedule and talking with us. >> and i want to let you know you're on the good list. tom: thank you ham radio this year -- yeah. okay. >> merry christmas everybody. tom: all right coming up next -- i'm taking a quick joy ride on santa's sleigh to see one of the most amazing christmas light displays in the world griswald ain't got nothing on me and that's coming up next. get all-day and all-night heartburn acid prevention with just one pill a day. choose acid prevention. choose nexium. another excuse, i mean, reason for my family to crave a little pizza time. well, i've got one. my cuisinart indoor pizza oven, ready to bake up some bubbly, cheesy, savory sauciness with that perfect artisan crispy crust in about five minutes. it's great for snack time, dinner time, game time. me time. anytime. it's always time for home baked pizza. how long have you been trac

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i'm tom shillu i am tom shillue. news saturday night. ♪ ♪ tom: it's the christmas season.s according to andy williams the most wonderful time of the year. but not everyone is into that and they're tired of all of the good cheer but would it surprise you to know a new study find that declining invitations to holiday parties is actually good for you. many people say yes to invites when they want to say no. you see they're afraid their friend will be angry and cross them off future party lists. but researchers found, quote, people tend to exaggerate degree to which the person who issue invitation will focus on act of the invitee declining invitation as opposed to the thoughts that pass through their head before they decline. you get it -- right, it's old bit of wisdom you wouldn't so much about what other people thought of you. if you knew how seldom hay did -- there's a lot of demands on your time this time of the year. you have to look out for your mental health even if it makes you kind of a grinch. this woman hates holiday clutter so much she'll take your christmas card o

tom: motors would like around he is going to be putting into you. anita: you going to get coal for christmas. lisa: the daughter sue and the next-door neighbor. >> always preaching visibly because of the top of the christmas decorations is fun i should be celebrated. john: every child has a guy or gal. tom: and now they have the obama bulbs so they're using a lot less power. john: statute of limitations on tom's at this point coming up in the big we christmas special, he is making a list and checking it twice and tom has the streets of new york, to see who is on the naughty and nice list and that is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ well, it's spending season. but that's okay, because there's one. the app and cashback debit card that can help you earn rewards at your favorite stores. and 5.00% apy on savings to put toward those future plans. there's a lot of banking options out there. but one is not like the others. biovanta is the only number one physician-recommended product chosen over all others, including tylenol, mucinex, zicam, and nyquil / dayquil. the

we want to do it for tom. i do in the players _ week. we want to do it for tom.layers as well. _ week. we want to do it for tom. i do in the players as well. the _ week. we want to do it for tom. i do in the players as well. the games . in the players as well. the games matter to us anyway, but i think the support for everyone, that you want to show their appreciation for an important figure in this club so we do want to do it for him and it will be an emotionally charged a day. but understanding there is a focus to that as well and there is a job to do. b, that as well and there is a “ob to do. �* , ., , , ., , that as well and there is a “ob to do. , ,. do. a minutes applause is expected for tom lockyer— do. a minutes applause is expected for tom lockyer as _ do. a minutes applause is expected for tom lockyer as the _ do. a minutes applause is expected for tom lockyer as the hatters - do. a minutes applause is expected for tom lockyer as the hatters try l for tom lockyer as the hatters try to move on without one of their most influential and respected players.

tom: motors would like around he is going to be putting into you. anita: you going to get coal for christmas. lisa: the daughter sue and the next-door neighbor. >> always preaching visibly because of the top of the christmas decorations is fun i should be celebrated. john: every child has a guy or gal. tom: and now they have the obama bulbs so they're using a lot less power. john: statute of limitations on tom's at this point coming up in the big we christmas special, he is making a list and checking it twice and tom has the streets of new york, to see who is on the naughty and nice list and that is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (door bell) yo camping buddy. boom. you guys ready? dude, i thought you were driving. i thought you were driving. oh, i never said i was driving. i-i definitely can't drive. ok. narrator: if you're high just don't drive. it's illegal everywhere. if you feel different, you drive different. welcome back to the big we can show christmas special from the making a list and enjoys the department business affairs joining senna the official

of tom, his brother dick said this in a statement, our relationship was like a good marriage.we were together, the more we loved and respected each other we were truly blessed. harry smith, nbc news. >>> in 60 seconds, the images never seen before of the deadly fire disaster in lahaina and why a former commissioner who oversaw hawaiian electric is pointing the finger at the power company for what went wrong that terrible day stay with us >>> tonight, months after the smoke cleared in maui, we're getting a clearer picture of the human failures surrounding one of the deadliest natural disasters in u.s. history an nbc news documentary examines what went wrong in the run-up to the wildfires. we do want to warn you, though, some of the images you're about to see are graphic. it's the escape from the maui wildfires as we've never seen before this is what lahaina resident, dieg rivera, saw as he drove through an inferno. with no power or cell service, he had no idea what the situation was, and the smoke, flames, and horror lying on the street you see here -- >> somebody is down right

tom: motors would like around he is going to be putting into you. anita: you going to get coal for christmas. lisa: the daughter sue and the next-door neighbor. >> always preaching visibly because of the top of the christmas decorations is fun i should be celebrated. john: every child has a guy or gal. tom: and now they have the obama bulbs so they're using a lot less power. john: statute of limitations on tom's at this point coming up in the big we christmas special, he is making a list and checking it twice and tom has the streets of new york, to see who is on the naughty and nice list and that is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ why do i do this work? it's just so inspiring to do research that impacts human lives. stand up to cancer has been a critical partner in advancing research for cancer. so please help us fight in this battle against cancer. why do vitamins and supplements cost so much more now? other companies are charging you more and more for less and less, and we hate that. that's why force factor has partnered with walmart to provide amazing supp

>> tom: that's what i thought.hink the title should have been comedian wants to do a judd movie right because that's what you do, you want to get into the good graces of hollywood start being politically correct. maybe he was hitting on this interviewer who was this woman? because that's what you do when you're talking to women sometimes you fake liberal politics. >> greg: you will say anything. >> tom: i don't know if he's married or not if he is he was probably trying to hit on the girl. when i saw this i was wondering is he kidding because he was so politically incorrect so it may be that he was kind of joking around or something. i don't know >> greg: you're being quite charitable. >> tom: i know. i want to give him an inch because he was cancelled for making jokes so he should under that. he's either going through something or he's kidding. >> greg: i don't remember what he was cancelled for. >> tom: jokes of sexual salt or something of that nature. >> greg: that's a good segue for you, jim. >> jim: yes. and b

and our thoughts with tom, with the club, as he makes his recovery over the next few weeks. leading up to the death of sheffield united's maddy cusack has found no evidence of wrongdoing at the club. cusack, who became the first player to reach 100 appearances for the blades, died in september at the age of 27. her death was not treated as suspicious by police. the investigation was carried out by an independent third party at the request of, and with co—operation from, cusack�*s family. on monday, the club said that it had now closed with no evidence of wrongdoing. the league cup quarterfinals take place this week. liverpool face west ham on wednesday. before that, last season's runners—up in the competition, newcastle united, are at chelsea on tuesday night. eddie howe�*s side had a morale—boosting win over the weekend, 3—0 against fulham, after three defeats in a row. they did pick up a couple more injuries tojoelinton and fabien schar, and though they are both doubts for tuesday's match, sven botman should be available after coming off the bench over the weekend, his fir

>> reporter: yeah, tom. in no way are we out of the woods yet this storm system could still bring waves as tall as 40 feet putting structures like this berm to the absolute test, now the last line of defense between that dangerous surf and the community like this, tom >> 40-foot waves all right, steve patterson leading us off tonight. steve, thank you >>> that storm on the west coast is likely to create more travel headaches. thousands of flights were delayed again today as holiday travels cram airports for one of the busiest travel days of the year, and now the airlines are asking for help sam brock has the latest >> reporter: as american airports smash records with millions of travelers, miami tonight once again leading the nation in delays according to flightaware with more than 300 >> there's got to be more than just this line for this amount of people. >> reporter: as the country copes with nearly 4,000 delays coast to coast, the kanes family trying to trek their way from south florida through texas to

tom? >> all right, michelle, we'll stay tracking it all. >>> now to the middle east and the volatile situation unfolding there. today, u.s. forces across the region came under militia fire, after president biden approved deadly strikes last night on an iranian-backed group in iraq. courtney kube has the late-breaking details tonight. >> reporter: tensions flaring in iraq as the u.s. conducted precision air strikes against three facilities used by iranian-backed militias the u.s. military saying they killed multiple fighters. defense officials sending a clear message to militia groups and to iran the u.s. strikes in retaliation for an take on erbil air base in iraq on christmas day. u.s. officials say militants launched a drone attack injuring three troops, one in critical but now stable condition and being transferred to landstuhl. in a statement, secretary of defense lloyd austin says these precision strikes are a response to a series of attacks against u.s. personnel in iraq and syria. t

said i'm tom pursglove, the - my fellow ministerial colleague has i said i'm tom pursglove, the ministerom pursglove, the minister for legal migration— said i'm tom pursglove, the minister for legal migration and _ said i'm tom pursglove, the minister for legal migration and the _ said i'm tom pursglove, the minister for legal migration and the border. l for legal migration and the border. we are _ for legal migration and the border. we are pleased _ for legal migration and the border. we are pleased to _ for legal migration and the border. we are pleased to see _ for legal migration and the border. we are pleased to see you - for legal migration and the border. we are pleased to see you again i we are pleased to see you again because you've been in front of this committee before so very nice to have you back. committee before so very nice to have you back-— committee before so very nice to have ou back. �* ., ._ ., ., have you back. been away for a while but back. have you back. been away for a while but back- mr — have you back. been away for a while but back. mr hobbs, _ have you back

hey, tom. we don't do everything -- >> as brothers we do -- >> listen, listen, you couldn't touch my wife with a ten-foot pole. >> that's right. i use an 11-foot pole. >> reporter: they satirized the powerful and made clear their opposition to the vietnam war. ♪ if you ever get a war without blood ♪ ♪ i'll be the first to go ♪ >> reporter: the show was a hit, but the network was not amused. ♪ i guess it was something that we said ♪ >> reporter: after multiple run-ins with network censors, cbs canceled "the smothers brothers comedy hour" in 1970. >> we feel that it's a grave, very grave thing when any network can take off a show that is reflecting these maybe unpopular views. >> reporter: the duo continued to perform for decades. of tom, his brother dick said this in a statement, our relationship was like a good marriage. the longer we were together, the more we loved and respected each other. we were truly blessed. harry smith, nbc news. >>> in 60 seconds, the images never seen before of the de

i'm tom llamas. nbc news, have a good night and a happy new year. >>> one of the guardians of our beautiful city, the murder of a police officer. it will not stand. >> an officer, killed in the line of duty. an early-morning investigation, a shooting, and now a for th

tom died at his home in california. he was 86. it is time now for a look at your thursday weather. >> millions of people are under flood watches in the northeast as heavy rain moves up the i-95 corridor. the worst downpours will be seen around new york city before the storm moves north around the morning rush hour, and some areas of pennsylvania, new jersey and new york could see more than three inches of rain over a 12 hour period. looking at today's high temperatures, 60s across much of the west and the south, upper 30s and the plains 50s and 60s along much of the northeast corridor 66 in laredo, 46 in denver >> coming up, a taylor swift fan dies at one of her concerts. her cause of death now revealed. >> also ahead, a new study on respiratory viruses in children and the biggest threat right now and later, the stuffed animal bought at a flea market. >> what it's really worth >> we have new details this morning about the death of a taylor swift fan after a concert last month. >> officials have ruled the cause of death was heat ex

rain and snow to the sierra tom? >> erin mclaughlin leading us off tonight. erin, thank you. >>> we want to turn to some late-breaking news about the 2024 republican primary another state moving to remove former president trump from the ballot let's get right over to steve patterson for the latest >> reporter: tom, tonight, it was maine's democratic secretary of state deciding that former president donald trump should be constitutionally ineligible to appear on the state's presidential primary ballot in the 34-page decision, she wrote that trump's role in the january 6th attack violated section 3 of the 14th amendment her office says the decision won't be enforced until the courts weigh in. a spokesperson for the trump campaign already saying they will file a challenge. now back to tom in new york >>> we want to head overseas now to israel's surprising admission, taking fault for one of the deadliest strikes in gaza of this war and there are new disturbing details on the plight of hamas' hostages here's josh lederman

tom, i am going to read a question someone on the staff wrote. >> here we go. >> says tom, as a racistw do you feel about this? i didn't write it. so i don't know who on the staff thinks you're a racist. >> those aren't greg's comments, it is someone on the staff. >> greg might have come up, came out of his flu haze to send an email to make sure you call tom a racist in c block. >> to be fair, it could be more than one person. they watch the show. they get it. >> look, this girl is too young. doesn't remember anything. it was 2020 when we went through the trader jose's thing. she was watching paw patrol at the time, she was like 13. you have to wake up. you can't just get political when you turn 17 or 18. look back, find out what we've been talking about the past few years. >> yeah, figure it out. >> scott, do you shop at trader joe's? >> no, i don't do carbs. >> obvious. >> i like the name, trader ming is my trade name. i don't get worked up about food names, i have other stuff to worry about. >> i can tell. rob? >> i just want to be there when this young woman learns about the freet

i think tom always makes some great points about the outlook, and betting against tom has not been favorable to many investors. so, i would go and listen to what tom has to say. >> all right. thank you, berns. tom, thank you, we have more time to talk about this before the earnings prolific to a check on some top stocks to watch heading into the close with pippa stevens here with that. hi, there >> the fcc approved the merger despite the agency's scrutiny on other murders. this deal was given the green light, because billionaire charlie urgent is already the controlling shareholder of both companies. those stocks, up roughly 8%. domino's pizza is at the highest level in over a year as the pizza giant lays out its targets during its in yesterday executives are aiming for annual same-store sales growth of 3% through 2028, and say, they're looking to add new menu items and rethink existing items those shares of 2%.scott thinking? >> thank you, pippa purchase getting started here, on "closing bell." the apple's ai model, be cheered. we will hear from malcolm etheridge. a lot of skin in that trad

tom fassbender: it's a game changer. us stuff that we weren't really aware of, like teresa was shot in the garage and had died there. andrea canning (voiceover): and after speaking with dassey, fassbender had his team return to the avery property once more, and they found this in his garage-- a bullet fragment. andrea canning: and that was missed the first time around? well, i guess they could say it was missed. but you're talking about a bullet fragment, a 22 bullet fragment. it looks like a piece of dirt possibly. it was tested? it was tested, yes. teresa's dna was on that bullet, and the bullet was shot from steven's rifle, or the one above his bed. andrea canning: do you now believe that teresa was shot in that garage? yes. andrea canning (voiceover): one strange thing, though-- when they searched the garage for blood, they never found a drop. how could you clean up all that blood? well, he did it to the best of his ability, i guess. bleach, paint thinner, that cleans up blood. andrea canning (voiceover): teresa's fr

. of the work that tom wilkinson roduced. ~ ,,., , �* of the work that tom wilkinson roduced. ~ , �* but you mentioned _ produced. absolutely. but you mentioned the _ produced. absolutely. but you mentioned the one _ produced. absolutely. but you mentioned the one that - produced. absolutely. but you l mentioned the one that changed produced. absolutely. but you - mentioned the one that changed his life for ever. he was almost 50 when he was cast in the attempt to —— the full monty. he was a former steel mill manager and he changed his life when he became our stripper. when he went to the dole office to sign on for unemployment benefit and all the male strippers were standing in kew and the soul they were training to, hot stuff starts playing and they cannot stop dancing. this scene ends with a climax with tom wilkinson spinning round just after he has collected his cheque. that movie brought him to the attention of hollywood. the following year he was in shakespeare in love, playing a financier in a film that won an oscar. lots of american director 0scar. lots of american director s

watch this, tom. let's get your reaction to what legal experts are saying and the former attorney general under trump. watch this. >> i think it is out of bounds. the court said that they were in uncharted territory, but they then sailed off the constitutional map. and i think it's a critical challenge for john roberts who once said that in moments like this test of a chief justice is to try to eke out a unanimous decision. that would go a long way for this country, if these justices can show that as divided as we are sometimes, that we're still joined by a sort of common covenant of faith as a democratic, free nation if. and what colorado did was wrong, was wrong legally, but it was wrong in terms of our values. >> it's absurd. it is like watching a bad high school musical. it is a cringe-inducing moment for -- [inaudible] >> i think if they take it up, they're going to slap it down very quickly, and i hope they do take it up quickly and slap it down because otherwise he could be left off the ballot

but then nor had tom till top gun, you know, amazingly.i feel like this film is everything a cinematic blockbuster should be. and it should be seen. and there's so many films... i mean, we speak about mission, but it also becomes a ripple effect, doesn't it, _ where you show that we can do it? other films will do it. - what made a billion—dollar movie almost mission impossible was the release of barbie and 0ppenheimer just after dead reckoning. after a strong start, the film's hype was quickly stolen and its worldwide box office of $570 million so far stalled as a direct result of audiences seeing so—called barbenheimer instead, including tom cruise, who posted on social media with his tickets. ethan, this mission of yours... ..is going to cost you. this mission has been uncertain. the actors�* strike delayed filming on dead reckoning part two and part 0ne�*s steady climb at the box office was derailed by barbie. yet, despite the film's difficulties, most unpredictably of all, few would argue that 61—year—old tom cruise is still cinema's m

wishing you a very merry christmas say to them, the great christmas from them, starts right now with tom. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪quar ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> from "fox news" headquarters new york city, is the great christmas showdown. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] >> quÉbec back. >> because nothing says christmas spirit, quietly christmas spirit, quietly arguing with peopl featuring jimmy thaler, tom pyro duberstein, michael loftus, pc mcconnell and me. and now here's your host, tom she lou high of year olds we have two teams playing for bragging rights at a cash prize for charity your rent team is ready to rumble yes. [applause]l we [applause] and of the site, the green team let's get this lay off of the ground shall wait for going toso start with one-on-one debatesnn and jimmy versus raymond, heoy e you guys ready let's go in yourh ipquestion is what is the most annoying christmas song, is it the chipmunk song, this was a be like your all i want fory th christmas is my two front teeth and raymond, you are a first li tell us why the chipmunk song should be in the nautilus.

so, tom, how is it looking tonight? >> reporter: flightaware reports about 4,000 flight delays nationwide today. that's really just because of the sheer number of flights, a very big number, only about 80 flight cancellations or so nationwide, but we do expect we could see a very big, heavy air travel day again tomorrow on this massive travel day, it's all about volume planes and passengers with airlines and control towers yet again managing near record numbers 2.6 million through tsa checkpoints thursday, more expected today with long, but mostly fast-moving lines. >> so far it's nice because i'm here early and so no problems >> 30 to 45-minute delays. >> reporter: the national faa command center watching every flight, tower, and weather report >> as soon as something happens in the airspace, we react immediately. >> reporter: the good news, good flying weather across most of the country, the flightaware misery map today highlighted big delays in red including miami, denver, phoenix, san francisco, l.a., houston, and d

we must give special mention to tom crane. . ._ mention to tom crane... applause. crane... applause. and brian cole gatton. _ mention to tom crane... applause. and brian cole gatton. applause i mention to tom crane... applause. and brian cole gatton. applause. | and brian cole gatton. applause. who stayed _ and brian cole gatton. applause. who stayed steadfastly _ and brian cole gatton. applause. who stayed steadfastly by - and brian cole gatton. applause. who stayed steadfastly by his - and brian cole gatton. applause. | who stayed steadfastly by his side. tom sleeping in a chair by his bed at night, watching him while he slept. special thanks also to his home terrors and friends, listen flood and security.— flood and security. applause to continue — flood and security. applause to continue to _ flood and security. applause to continue to provide - flood and security. applause to continue to provide him i flood and security. applause i to continue to provide him with flood and security. applause - to continue to provide him with such loving care in the hospitalfor

now here's your host, tom shillue. i am your host, tom shillue.ying for bragging rights and a cash prize for charity. over here, the red team is ready to rumba. and on this side, the green team. let's get this sleigh off the ground, shall we? we're going to start with one on one debates. first up, jimmy versus raymond. you guys ready? let's go. let's go. okay. now, your question is, what is the most annoying christmas song? oh, is it the chipmunk song? christmas. don't be late. or all i want for christmas is my two front teeth. raymond, you are up first. tell us why the chipmunk song should be on the naughty list. i'm definitely on the naughty list. and jimmy, it offends me and hurts me, actually, that you have taken the side of the chipmunk song because as anybody knows, listen to that song. this is about a man who is cohabitating with underage rodents. i just want you to know that listen to the lyrics. but more than that. okay. this was a fake gimmick created by a guy named ross bagdasarian, who is allegedly dave seville. there is no dave sevill

, is this the real tom, or a tom variant?ular and not linear. could be could be your guess is as good as mine. ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: our next guest is an oscar-winning actor who executive produced and stars in "lessons in chemistry," which is streaming now on apple tv plus and her new film, "the marvels," opened in theaters today. everyone, please welcome, brie larson! [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about. that's what i'm talking about. it feels so good oh, that's right >> thank you >> jimmy: oh, doesn't it feel good >> yeah, this chair feels great. >> jimmy: it does. >> oh -- >> jimmy: and you get to talk about -- >> there's just no chair like this >> jimmy: oh, i'm so happy >> and i get to talk about myself come on. >> jimmy: welcome home [ cheers and applause welcome back we get to talk about the projects that you worked so hard on. >> i know. i'm so happy to do that. >> jimmy: thank you and welcome -- >> are you okay with that? [ cheers and applause >> jimmy:

exclusive report revealing how modern slavery is fueling the fashion industry >>> comedy fans honor tom smothers, the irreverent half of the smothers brothers comedy team >>> and a lost family treasure found inside the wall of a historic movie house join us on the mission to return the forgotten time capsule it is thursday, december 28 and "early today" starts right now good morning, and thanks so much for joining us, i'm jessica layton with cities across the country desperate for solutions to handle the mass influx of asylum seekers right now, this morning new york has a new plan. new york city will start requiring charter buses transporting migrants to give a 32-hour advance notice before arriving mayor eric adams announcing new executive order at a meeting of blue city mayors all struggling with migrants being bussed in from southern states >> to make sure we have sufficient staffing, we are also requiring that these charter buses arrive only between 8:30 a.m. and 12:p.m monday through friday and to only drop off passengers at one spot unless directed otherwise by new york city emerg