i didn't w watch anyththing abot tillll i starteded working h . bathroooom. - here?? - at w work. yeahah, i put ththe cloth inin the bebell, then p play like t. - mymy god. theyey proy wanteded to kill y. you'u're a very y unusual ma. [l[laughter] [upbeaeat instrumemental musi] ♪ - sushi i is the besest meal. we c can enjoy e every single smalall piece, d different f . we can s see the chehef right there. he's slicicing--watch h while he makes i it, from riright he. and eat.t. - righght. - [s[speaking nanative langug] ♪ - japanesese tiger prarawn, octopus, a and fluke s sashim. - japanenese cookingng, we c care very m much on theh, which is f fighting spspirits- like thihis, right?? - mm-hmm.. stripeped jack brurushed with soy a and sake. - [speakining native l langua] - this m moment. do not misiss this. thenen grab it, , right? anand eat. see? - mmm. - that's's why you got t to eat quiuickly. if 3 30 second, , one minutete-- - itit's dying.. - ki i is leaving g somewher. - [laughghs] ♪ almost likike the fishsh-- the e sushis arrrrive moving, swi

in t this case, , it wasn't t, but it w was working g through whwhat was bt for hihim plea-wisi.out somemething ththat was defefinitely lilive and favorarable for ouour clit frfrom a very y difficult t pon to startrt with. - [chuckleles] right.. - so, yoyou know-- - wewe didn't hahave much of a defenense. ♪ - - accordingg to f federal invnvestigators, jacobsonon has pleadaded guily to takaking those e pieces and d giving thehem to fries anand family t to redeem.. - once we e made our d deal and jerry y pled guiltlty, thenen he becameme kind of t te inststrument of f the prosecec. - becacause jerryy begagan cooperatating, ththe prosecututor did agrge toto do a motition to the e ct for reductction basedd on sububstantial a assistanc. - but yoyou are totatally at their d discretion.n. they couldld suck you u dry for r informatioion anand then not help you.u. ♪ - - we had eigight original inindividuals s who were i in, whwhich turneded into 53 p p. and ouout of the 5 53 thatat were therere, everybybody pled but seveven people whwho decided d to go to t tr. they dididn't plead d becau

on d, w. work secret live you discover new adventures and 360 degrees. and explore fascinating votes, heritage dw, world heritage 360 now the slow progress and the counter offensive and winter setting in there is a growing number of voices calling for a re think of what the priority should be in ukraine and how to achieve them on the special edition of conflicts soon from the berlin foreign policy for him. i'm joined by ukraine's ambassador to germany licksey. my task is ukraine getting closer to being forced to consider tough compromises invested or make a book into conflict? so thank you for me. there's been slow progress.

. - - it never w worked out, bubut it's fununny. it's a fununny story..said to mee to descrcribe this s story, i would d say, "d"don't belieieve it," bubut it's trurue. don't t believe itit. [laughghs] jujust weird.. itit's just weweird how w it happenened. [tensese music] he had d discussed a about the game p pieces one e time. i think it was 1989 and we had discussed how, you know, he--he would be able to possibly get the $25,5,000 game p piece, and, um, y you know, if we coululd do sometething wh it andnd, you knowow, whateve. ♪ a a month lateter oror six weeksks later-- i don'n't rememberer-- he s showed up w with a piec. and d he says, u uh, cash iti. there e was an 80000 number to, uh, , call, whicich i di, and d they gave e me instrucuc. i went to o the post o offic. i reregistered i it--whatevevee words are e at the posost offi- and d everythingng else, and i sentnt it in. ♪ i thinink i was ththe first pn to turn a a ticket in.n. ♪ he knew w i knew--i,i, um-- i'i'd keep my y mouth shutu. i guesess that's t the right y of s saying it.. he t trusted

we had g great camararaderie between alall of the a agents that werere working g it, anand we knew wsioion- what we e were trtrying to acaccomplish was a noblble one and d a good . um, so nobobody ever complainined about i it. ♪ ♪ - things w were movingng fa, and natuturally, we always s want to move atat our pace.e. we w wanna contrtrol the e timing of f things, anand we did n not hahave that luluxury. the gameme was runnining. there was s clock runnnning on h how long wewe could keep it t a secret.. throughohout this, we were e really, rereally rackcking up incncredible evevi, discovering nenew people,, provoving all didifferent eles of what wawas going onon. anand we kind d of knew the prprocess of how ththese were p placed, but t the one ththing ththat was stitill out thee was how isis jerry jacacobson doing ththis? that w was kind ofof this nagg, you knowow, thisis nagging q question mam. - whatat we had toto vet out here is,s, who-- who was s helping jejerry? - - hilda bennnnett was the cpcpa that wouould travel with mr. j jacobson toto thee vavarious manunufacturing g pla. ana

wilill your w work help m me in my--- - it w will help y you, totony. ♪ ♪ - brbread is actctually amazinglybagel. cacan one, pererhaps, create thehe perfect b bagl anand with topoppings that donon't fall ofoff? as a n new yorker,r, i'm m inclined t to say no,, but nonow i-- i'm not susure. and whwhat is thisis, brbread in a j jar? but--but w what? what----what is going onon here? - this is s the kind o of sickck thing we e do. we wonderered, coululd you can n bread? by godod, you can. thisis is rum bababas... - oh, , i love thehem. - - which is a a bread inn the sesense it useses yeast.. - yes. - and we c canned themem. now, w watch what t happens whenen we open i it up. [laughghs] isn'n't that awewesome? ♪ ♪ - it's's really gogood. and hohow long wilill this stay in ththere? - nine mononths anand it's gooood. - so i'd h have perfecectly frfresh bread d in nine momos if i j just pop ththe top onon that thining? ♪ ♪ look, , you know, , jaded coos and d chefs likeke me... ♪ ♪ theyey still finind there are certrtain unknowowables or thingngs that cauause themo pause e in the kititchen and gaze

gail lee says his case is proof that the citizen challenges w work. how people who are african american might feel this deeply in that to your work feels threatening to them? >> i would think they will want their vote to protect it too. >> reporter: sometimes it's notu could, if you should. >> reporter: so what might all this mean for 2024. consider this. joe biden won in 2020 by just under 12,000 votes. our investigation found at least 12,000 of these challenges that led to names being removed from voter rolls. but norah, election officials tell us, most of the cases involved technical and administrative errors and are not evidence or even suggestions of widespread fraud. >> norah: we should keep up this reporting. it's really interesting. major garrett, thank you so much. well, there is a desperate search for survivors after a deadly volcano of abruption. we have this details next. ♪ ♪ at prudential we think you should ask it when you realize it's not too late to start. like when your new passion is now your life passion, ask now what? here's what.

worked?d? hong konong for fiveve years. - fofor five yeaears, anand then i w went to amemer.ortatable life.. and d you had leleft famimily behind?d? - yeahah. - to go o out theree and makeke money. bourdainin: that's n never an easy dedecision, a papainful, paiainful choi. aurorora's childldren, nonow middle-a-aged, are e finally gegetting to know ththeir motherer. [thunderer booming]] [rain papattering] - okay. . okay. okayay. brining in the f food inside. [ligight music]] ♪ - manyny, many, many fililipino womemen like y, who had d to leave their famimilies, go a abroad. - yeahah, absolutetely this. - - her three e children.. - my c children. - my eldldest is abobout four ys now w in qatar.. ththen the othther one is s two. and then t the other o one is in n hong kong.g. bourdainin: working g condits for r ofws, particulularly in some g gulf stateses, can bebe punishingng at best, abusive, or woworse. - i'i'm a singlele mom wiwith my two o grandchildld. i rereally crieded a lot, especiallyly this holiliday sea. bourdain: : still, dueue to k of opporortunity at t home, mamany

>> well, mike rogers and i have w worked together for six years on intense issues. it's not the first time we frustrated one another or worked together. as a matter of fact, it was not a remarkably youunique incident. there are times we do get into heated arguments. the different is this time it was caught on camera. >> a little trivia, years before he was my cnn guest he was a radio caller to my sirius xm program using the alias matt from florida, true story. >>> i broke bread with admiral mcraven when he came on the to discuss his book "the wisdom of the bull frog: leadership simple but not easy." >> remember first and foremost and navy s.e.a.l.s, we are navy frogmen from our world war ii frogmen roots, so when you're the senior frog man, you are the bull frog. >> do you get anything more than bragging rights? i imagine you never have to buy a beer for yourself if everyone know yos u ooher the frogman. >> i think the hard part is when you're the bullfrog, you have to buy all the beers. >> if he'd ever allow himself to be drafted into a presidential campaign, i'm qu

s so, you w work hard because e you're surroundeded b thatat.hvilllle musicianans does ite to change a light bubulb. 1 t o it andnd 20 to sayay, i can dod betttter than ththat. >> ♪♪ [m[music] >>>> ♪♪ been drinknking whisisky like i water" thahat don't totouch then thatat you put on n me ♪ >> there seemems to be esestablished bands s that comee anand say, t they want to workr particularar professssionals or recocord at a particicular stud >> yeah. >> b but, , that's really kin a memetaphysicalal dececision, ththat particucular mimixing bo actually p possess m magical po ththat will make youour rerecor betterer? >> y you go into rcaca s stud where ththe e elvis s singles w cut. ththere's somemething spe abouout that r room. yeah. . , you u joke a around about ththe speciaial thing inin the boardr sometitimes there e is. >> [laugughter] . . >>> ♪♪ i i put a hurtining on a bottlt♪ ♪♪ mamaybe now i'm blind enoughgh sesee e ♪ been drinknking whisky like it' wawater ♪♪ that don't't touch the paiain y put on m me ♪ ♪ [cheers anand applausese] all right

they need to be seen to be w working on this. so if they don't get a deal, at least they will have tried hard when they leave and get haller ed for not finishing this. counter, there's a lot who think this is good politics. and taking some action on the border would help people in tough races. so there are some republicans who say why should we even help the democrats on this. i think it is hard to think of doing a back of the envelope deal. the key here is it's not the big immigration deal. but it is real things. they think by limiting these, they cans perhaps get a deal. i'm still skeptical. i'm willing to be convinced. they do actually seem to be trying. there's a lot of republican rank and file types who don't want anything to do with this right now. they keep say ing i need to see some text. >> this is what always happens. it's much more narrow. but it's the people who don't have a lot to win or lose because of the politics of their home state, who would rather sink it than get policy. let's look more broadly at the stakes,

data gururu, is now w working with t u.s. m military. w w will that spspace e chang the next fivive, ten years becee of a.i.i.? >> so inin the sea and on landnn aiair, it willll be e some sort autonomomous robototics system versusus another robobotic autonomous system, and that will be the sort of nature by which these wawars arere foughght. >> is this a pivotalal momoment human n fighghting?? >> absolutely. it's changing every weapon and every way of war fighting. >> jessica dorsey studies al rhythmic warfare. >> the integration of a.i. on the battlefield will make it easier for countries to go to wawar. there neneeds toto be meaningfg transpsparency andnd a accounta for actitions onon thehe b batt. and only humans can account for killing other humans. >> repeporter: the terminator scenario, autonomous robots killing people, is that eveven possibible? >> drones swarms, 50, 100, 1,000 drones working in concert to emulate swarms in nature. the technology is there to fully recognizize and selelect target a battlefield. >> and kill those tar

disrespectftful. - absolutetely. - twtwo people w who aren't m ththe same famamily, ththey can easasily separare and d disappear r for the ret of their l lives if itit's nt working gonna get traded to the lucas brothers. you know w what i meanan? loving this pay bump in our allowance. wonder where mom and dad got the extra money? maybe they won the lottery? maybe they inherited a fortune? maybe buried treasure? maybe it fell off a truck? maybe they heard that xfinity customers can save hundreds when they buy one unlimted line and get one free. now i can buy that electric scooter! i'm starting a private-equity fund that specializes in midcap. you do you. visit xfinitymobile.com today. [upbeat music] - there are a lot of people that you just like them together. they m may not be e a comedy , but there e are certaiain pee who just have chemistry that seems very special. - i i don't know if you guys saw this on the news today, but bill cosby has finally spoken out about the allegations against him. cosby admitted to a reporter, "i put the pills in the people." - no, tina, that's not right. that's not right. it's more like, "i got the pills in the bathrobe and i put

. - it w worked, and it sofoftened his s imag.donna a hanover wawas rudolplph giulianini's second d. - we metet when i wawas assosociate attotorney generl and shshe was anchchoring the s inin miami. - donna hahad a major r role inin that campmpaign. - - the messagage tonight ts a lot t of thinkining women have dececided toto vote for r giuliani.. and d we want other coconcerned wowomen to t think aboutut it too. - she wawas very, very media savvy in herer own rightht. - this i is the e kind of maman i want to be ththe father of my chilildren. anand rudy is s such a grereat. i wish a all those p people whwho think hehe's so touguh coululd see him m with childl. that's t the real rurudy. - rudy giuiuliani for r mayo. ♪ ♪ - new yoyork in the e early 's rereally was c coming aparat at t the seams.. - itit is easy to bash h new york c city, where e you don't t have toto be in jaiail to see t the world t through b, a city whehere crime is neverer far from m your mi. - ifif somebody y doesn't ststp for this c city, ththen there i isn't g

>>>> anybody w who worked d in regular r office couould relate. >> well,l, i'm the o one that as hasterwrwards. >> that's why my job is way better than yours. there is a lot of information out there. hamas slaughtered more than 1200 innocent people, holds innocent hostages, and raped countless innocent women. and now hamas is trying to hide sexual violence against women. they don't want those women to be able to talk about what happened to them stand with palestinians and israelis for basic human rights. stand for all women. >>>>> do you k know joe bibiden? >> h he's on my y celebrity y s listst. >> trustst me, you c can do bet thanan joe. >> no, i d don't thinknk i can.. >> i in the summmmer of 200808, economy had collapsesed. barackck obama wasas running fo president,t, and the g governme wawas going toto be playining a more actctive role i in people' lives.s. "parks andnd rec" is a actually called pubublic service at one point. we liked the idea of going for a boriring title l like "the o of >> we'rere taking ththe templat "thehe office," " but the ofoff takes placace in one o of

if i i have to w work with hm for r another daday, i'm just -- - i will -- i will slit t my throat.do it like that, though. you get the knife in behind the windpipe, pull it down, like that. or i could just apply for another job. the jokes or the stories or the emotion isn't from the work. it's from m the peoplele who wowork togetheher. all right.t. where e to fir? yoyour mother'r's butt. [ laughthter ] all l you need t to relate is the humuman connectction, ththe believabability that thehese peoplee live t together, know each h other, lolove each otother. and it's's that loveve undernrneath that t allows for alall kinds ofof behavio. [ blowing g raspberry ]] i, um ---- i can't t argue withth . here's why you should switch fo to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine like google, but it's pi and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browse like chrome, but it blocks cooi and creepy ads that follow youa from google and other companie. and there's no catch. it's fre. we make money from ads, but they don't follow you aroud join the millions of

i started w working for him he said why don't you come keep the office boy visit the farmers.i would glow there might be six people in someone's h house and talk about the price of fertilizer i knew how much the gig cap for their corn, i loved it. it was hard it was so exciting i had been able to learn all about georgia and learn about the country. and i thought i knew he would be a good president. >> mrs. carter when did you know during that campaign they are husband would be elected president? >> i never doubted it, we never doubted i don't think anybody in our whole campaign thought we would lose. i mean maybe you have to have that set of mind to win we campaign all of the time. >> was the peanut brigade? >> the peanut brigade was a lot of our friends. start out from georgia but then it grew and grew and grew. we campaign all over the country. it was reallywn wonderful in fat we had no money. everybody who worked in ourr campaign had to find a house to stay on, someone who was a supporter that would let them spend the night with them. [laughter] where they had to pay for a

>> well, the house has done most of its w work appropriations, te extra time is to let the senate catchfra level that you talked about, the fiscal responsibility spending levels will let us move forward quickly in january on that and move to fy25 spending and speaker johnson is very clear. we're going to go ahead and mark that to the levels that we talked about, 1% cap going forward. and get to work in the house sooner on that and then as the new year turns we need to get our regulatory framework for digital assets in this country so we can be competitive and we feed to get a farm bill through the house to support our agriculture across the country. maria: yeah, thank you for that. i was going to ask you about digital as he et cetera. real quick, so is -- assets. real quick, so is the priority by year end this money to israel and ukraine, is that what you're working on now for the upcoming week or so, couple of weeks? >> i hope we can find a path to get that done before the christmas holiday. as of today, i'm not that optimistic about it because of the debate in the senate about it. tha

>>>> it's not t going to w work. you cacan dream alall you wantn. for the lg game. yoyou have to o be patient, pepersistent, , appreciatete ea personon that talklks to you, , ththeir needs s are. whatat do they w want? yoyou're goingng to ask fofor someththing, you b better knowo sisides -- or r all sides.s. therere might bebe more thanan sidedes. but it's important to understand whwhen you wanant somethining, are e they goingng to get ouout? >>>> that's yoyour winningng st, isn't itit? >> welell, everybobody wins tht. yeyes, absolututely. it's's business.s. actitively listetening is rerea art. i i think abouout that evevery wake up.p. i go, reremember to o listen actively. not just l listen. activevely listen.n. >>>> that's lilike a mantrtra? >> yeah, i i think abobout it e day. >> why? >> because i think to understand somebody else, i have to really listen to them. it's about them. it's not about me. it's about them. and i want to know about them. that's what makes life interesting. >> not everybody is that interested in other people. >> well, you

the black raincoat, he's name is jess, you can also see the filming crew basically documenting this w work. it was hard work. i didn't sleep for more than 3 hours at a time because these runs were coming back in the middle of the night at unexpected hours so i basically slept inld the conference room d they would call me when the sled came back and i participated in all of the runs and making sure that we collect all of the material. as we arrived, we used the private jet of the funder to get there and come back but i didn't want to carry the materials in my suitcase from the fear that they might be lost in customs and so i shipped it, i shipped them in this suitcase that you see here in black with fex and they arrived a few days later to my home and i realized a few days of delay are not too much given that this material took probably billions of years to travel t earth. so a few days extra are not the a big deal and then i took this material to the laboratory of my colleague at harvard stein jacobson. you can see in front of us. you can see on the left my summer intern sophie who at firs

abuidi latest to be killed in israeli attack on his home in the east of gaza city, al-jazera w journalists workingsed of violating repeatedly. palestinian journalists have said israel is deliberately targeting them to silence their stories. that's it for me. thank you so much for being with us and see you later. portraying palestinian kids as time bombs deserving to be eliminated is not just the mindset of neftolis. it is. points i would like to make: the first one is about fake news, as we see huge volume of fake news online coming out from the regime, you can see them everywhere in your email box, in the mainstream media, on social media platforms in the words of american politicians, everywhere. it's a pity fake news is so predominant in the world. the second point is about the type of palestinian resistance, they are actively showing their resistance struggle online, they are showing any israel. tank or military equipmentts they capture or destroy, they wants to hammer home this message that their struggle will come to an end, they want to say that the story of palestine is not coming to an en

and god d said i canan w work we truth.can move e forward frfrom . >> larry parark decided toto go ththrough the restorative e jus process. that is a a process that assist susurvivors ththat choose to, t talk to o their offendnder.. to c come to c closure if itit ththem.. >> so o i got toto go o in and , i i was your v victim for 3636 . but for the last 38 years i'i'v been my own victctim. i told them that i forgaveve th. bubut forgiviving them wasasn't enough. i had spspent my l lifetime hat them. so i asked for their forgiveneness. reporter: a man convicted of kidnapping a bus full of children in chowchilla morere than 35 yeaears ago isis now free.e. >>>>> a man coconvicted ofof kidnapapping a bus full ofof children i in chowchililla moren 35 y years agogo is now free. ththe californrnia departmtment corrections releleased richahar schoenenfeld last t night fromon luluis obispo o prison.. in 197976 he kidnapppped 26 childrdren. a crcrime that h held the natio wiwith great concern. . >> when n the youngegest k kidn got out

secd rerestaurant t this year.. >> at leleast i knew what i i ws doining this time and d what dit work and w what could d work. >> sharing everythining. >> repororter: b bonnie anand il morales s in portlanand, oregon, still sesee ststaff f morales tp success in the restaurant biz. >> a couple weeks ago, we tookok some of our managegement team fr the final l research trip to hep share what we know frorom grgrog upup eating ththat food. i wawant eveveryone here to be passionate about what they're doing with us. >> it's been fun. itit's been a special place. this is a a map of it. >>>> phohoenix pizzaza cake, fig his way,y, his newest locatition lolos angeles.s. >> i talalked to a lot of our friends inin t the business.s. i feel thehe sentimentnt latates been e even more so than the lat fiveve years. it's almost impossible to make a profit in this business. do you feeeel thatat way? >> i do feel that way. >> the cost just wenent up.. it didn't go down. >> i think it's getttting new ququestions, a a few n new answ. >> we will keep making food. >> keep making food, man. i still love it. >> chef

. - ♪ i w worked realal hard ♪ ♪ a and i got m my educatioi♪ - i'm crcreatively p proud of , stilill.n.. - generation x, the twentysomethings, boomerangers, baby busters-- whatever these 46 million young souls are called-- are turning out to be kind of a hard sell. - in the '90s, what we realized is, advertisers would pay premiums for college-educated young adults, 18-49. and we started reinventing nbc and trying to speak to that auaudience. - [sigighs] where e is someonen? i'm ststarving. - think ththis is him m right h. - oh. uh, , is there a a table reaea? - "the chihinese restataurant" was one e of the verery, very ey epepisodes of f "seinfeld." and d truly, notothing happepd in t the episode.. they were e waiting fofor a ta. - [sigighs] i feelel like justst walking g over therere and takiking some fofood off ofof somebody'y's plate. - wewe said to l larry david, "heyey, like, nonothing happpp" anand larry wawas offendede. [laughs] he w was, like, , wildly offff. - nbc belilieved in ththe shw so they said, "we're committing to four episodes." - yes, yeah, right. four episodes. - 4

in 2007, when i worked for senator mccain, senator mccain, senator can ted kennedy and george w. bush were working on a comprehensive immigration plan. this is not what the republican party of my youth or my early career. so i would like to say just is a political professional if your candidate has to go on the stump and say he is never read mein kampf that is not a great place to be even if you are donald trump. >> i want you both to weigh in on this. max, to you first. because here's the thing. they are real problems at the border, significant ones. how boxed is president biden? it's congress who can do something, and they are choosing to do nothing. yet he's the one who gets blamed for it because of this happening on his watch. >> of course. the solution of comprehensive immigration reform is staring congress in the face, and it is the republican party driven by this extremist base that doesn't want to do anything about it. and if they'll do anything, it will be to not just focus on undocumented immigration but to eliminate all forms of immigration because they are striving for

work tubbsbs. i memean, you'rere not exactctly alley stylyle- and perersona- w.i'i'm no box o of candy. michael l mann: telelevision vevery much wawas the smalall s. what wasas interestiting about totony yerkovivich's pipilot screenenplay for "miamimi vice" is s that itit was exactctly not thahat. vevery much ththe approachch , okay they y call thiss a telelevision sereries, but wewe're gonna a make one-hr momovies everyry single wewe. okay, herere we go. standby.y. action! police! police! pauley: you were just describing the show as sort of a new-wave cop show. johnson: yeah, it's a cop show for the '80s. i mean, we use a lot of mtv images and rock music to help describe the mood and fefeeling of o our show. grahamam: in a lotot of ways, yoyou don't geget "miami v v" wiwithout mtvv because inin a lot of f ways, "miami vice" was a long video. the mumusic was susuch a big pt ofof that showow. [ phil c collins' "in the e air tonighght" play] michaeael mann: ththere was an allurure to usingng great mc that eveverybody wasas listeng toto as opposesed to the r roe kin

w was writtenen for me. i got vevery exciteded. theyey said--joeoel, you kno, cameme home fromom work and d , "w"we started d working on somomething.pe d deal. joel a and ethan's's scrips are publisishable works of l literature.e. for examplple, ththe scene inin "fargo" where marge is interrogating the two strippers. - - hey, they y said they y e gogoing to thehe twin citities. - - oh, yeah?? - yeahah, yeah. isis that usefeful to you?u? - - oh, you bebetcha, yeaha. - yeah.. - itit was punctctuated and writteten in the r rhythm that we e played it,t, and itit's--it's b beautiful. - and d the oscar r goes to etn anand joel coeoen for "farar" - the ososcar goes t to franances mcdormrmand, "fargr" - "f"fargo" is the c coen brothehers film ththat really y gets embrarad atat the acadedemy awards.. everyone l loves this s mov. so what t do they dodo? they d do somethining compmpletely dififferent. - somemetimes therere's a m. wellll, he's thehe man for his titime and plalace. - "thehe big lebowowski," one of m my favoritete stors isis how long g it took jeff bridgdges to agreree to do. itit was so gogood. jojoel and eththan wrote it for r

the sherififf's officece is w working verery carefully 'cause thehey hope to o find s which h will leadthere was s some notioion thatat it might t be a cav, an undergrground room.m. it tooook us a whihile toto understanand that it t, in f fact, a movoving van. by todayay's standarards, itit wasn't a a 40-foot va. it was a a fairly shshort 27-foot momoving van.. when y you think a about i, to have e 26 kids confined in thahat kind of f a chamb, i was flababbergasted.d. [indisistinct convnversation] [newscscaster] thehe search for ththese suspecects is n, of c course, whahat is preococcg authororities. beining sought a are three mn and d two vans.. we d don't knoww what cololor they arare now. they w were purchahased in n november inin alameda.. ininformation n on the regegistn is allll phony, so w we don't knknow who o we're lookoking for ye. [gull] a at that timime, we werere looking g for any infoformation we could g get. [manan] they havave no hard evididence. theyey are bringn. we hadad multiple e conversatis wiwith law enfnforcement.. my b brother andnd i helpedd withth compositete

a judge sentenced a woman to work at a fast food restaurant for slinging her burrito in the face of an employee. democrats think there is in the difference with yale and wwork in firefighter food your job is in better than being in jail is chipotle fast food? fast coming out. i always have like i problem when somebody says this sends i message. the people work in i firefighter food than i don't know this story exists i love this idea i don't think it is demeaning it is she is educating a spoiled brat that work dealing with the public is hard work. we and the fact is we are not punishing people why not teach them a lesson make shop lifters reshelf stores they rob. vandz livesers clean up neighborhoods if they don't do it you look them up i'm for that. we den have to house and feed them in prison. eat the burrito and go home at night. i lost judge had a feeling the person needs to be taught a lesson about empathy shows there is dignity in w i never work in the fast food but waited tables and i'm hyper sensitive how wait staff is treated and a big tipper if you go it break firefighter double the tip breakfast is the least expensive meal they work very hard

t fowhat works for a few women w doesn't work for all women.r al >> and we know it's worked for men and women for many, many year s. >> esther williams is a self-proclaimed trad wife and she joins me now. all right. so what is your daily routine like? i always wake up and i like to get myself ready. and i think that's very because if you're going to be home, you really got to you got to put forth the effort to tort make yourself presentable. >> i think that the apron and the house dres s is like a great uniform to kind of get yourself in the right mindset to get to your daily tasks, to cook, clean. do you think okay, so cook clean, you get dressed upok and made up in the morning and then your husband comes home from work. >> and what'p and drs that likea >> we always eat dinner>> together and we go work out.we j we we enjoy watching ourther favorite shows together. and it's just quality time after work, which is greate because i'm able to be home when he comes home to do those things and you're recently jess married and you're looking to have c

- last fall, you launched innerworld, a virtual reality mental health platform. w does innerworld worka virtual community. it's like playing a video game. you can do it in headsets or not. and you come in, there's a live guide 24 hours a day, seven days a week. it's a safe environment. there are not trolls. there are not negative people. there's nothing, no dangerous people are allowed in. we have many systems we've built in place for that. our guide is not a therapist, so this is not one-on-one therapy. this is taking cognitive and dialectical behavioral tools in group settings where the connection alone is very healing. and you are also now gonna be given tools to to train with. and for me it's about teaching skills, being faithful to skill-based, and then tracking outcomes and making sure what we're doing is working. and i'm really proud of our results. - we've recently learned about the death of tina turner, who like you, suffered physical abuse from her husband, ike turner. what is your reaction to her passing? - tina represented courage, the journey towards self-realization, towa

w. bush working with a democratic , legislature signed a law , deregulating texas's power market to makee, and enshrined a state mandate for wind power. emily: he wanted to support wind power. william: emily foxhall covers the energy industry for the texas tribune. emily: there were landowners who were willing to lease their land for these new industries. william: these newfangled industries. emily: yeah, it was a new way for them to make money when perhaps they were struggling to do so with agriculture. michael: texas had a mandate before england, before california, before new york -- list all these liberal economies and texas had a renewables mandate before them. william: today, the lone star state generates more megawatts of wind power than any other in the nation. when it comes to solar, texas trails only california and actually ranks first in utiilty-scale solar projects. combined with nuclear, texas now generates almost 40% of its total energy needs from carbon free sources, a huge surge in just a few years time. texas, like so many other parts of the country, has suffered through

he would h have, but for the fafact that hihis lawyes would d not allow w him to ul wewe worked eveverything we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up to keep you online. only from xfinity. home of the xfinity 10g network. learn m ♪e today. - i don't think ththere ever s anan exit strarategy to ststo. hehe'd been peperfecting i t for r 13 years.. itit had just t gotten betetted probablyly easier fofor him to. and i i mean, the only reasosn he g got caughtt wawas because e he pissedd somemebody off anand somebodydy went to t thi and said,, "h"hey, guess s what's hapappe" ♪ - "infnformant keyey to unlnlocking scacam behind t the golden n arches" of coursrse they nevever namd who the e informant t was, but thatat's how it all camame apart. - nopepe. i think itit's the fbibi. before this s ever went t dow, there was a box across the street from my house on a pole, placed

. >>> and what gop officialsls ma bebe willing to o work w with demomocrats on t to address s t crcrisis. ththat's next.t. >>>> fight facacts allll the w . >> ♪ >> you canan find evidenence as back as 1957 t that scieientist back as 1957 t that scieientist working for the oil and gas (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. the company kdid not reach thos conclusions or try to, quote, bury them. but what the companies knew at the time and spent millions of dollars to hide from us is really quite stunning. >> 1982, seven years before i was even born, exxon accurately predicted that by this year, 2019, the earth would hit a carbon dioxide concentration of 415 parts per million and a temperature increase of 1 degree cel celsius. dr. hoffford, is that correct? >> we were excellent scientists. >> and this is not just ancient history, "the wall street journal" just reported this year that in 2011, when the intergovernmental panel on climate change convened by the u.n. was warning of what would happen to the earth if carbon emiss

w. a mystery of this stone giants aren't works that still captivate people today, the thousands of years ago the but why? and what do you think review about the people who make the in 45 minutes on the w. what secret live you discover new adventures and 360 degrees and explore fascinating. both heritage spelling d w world heritage 360. now the jumping into the world's craziest racing series type thing, the honda z r v, the s v version of this civic. discovering a home build the bike and donna to re same thing higher than spaces right now i apologize for the 1st single input crazy. there's so much more than just placing enough one kind of.

work. sean casey, the w h o emergency team coordinator in rafa. gas, thank you. a, let's turn out a set of the other stories making news. some 300 indian nationals who have been stranded at a regional airport in france for 4 days are expected to be allowed to fly home on monday. their charter plane bound for nicaragua was ordered grounded during refueling stop on thursday on suspicion of human trafficking reports. they police detained to people and that several others requested asylum. a caravan of around 6000 migrants from central america, cuba, venezuela, and other regions, has left the southern mexican city of tucker pool to put to left rather to make its way to the us border. it comes just days before us secretary of state anthony blinking travels to mexico to discuss efforts to control the surge of migrants trying to enter the us thousands of anti government protesters have gathered, again outside, downgrade city hall to demand services. recent elections be unknown. international observers say last weekend's election results were painted by irregularities. g

but in t the course e of i, we losost some of f the peope that i'v've worked w with, know, for mamany trtrade centerer, in ef, has beenen destroyeded. the loss o of life wilill be . - there wawas a time w when, you know, , it got emomotiona. but t i never heheard him say he's's scared, y you know. - put yourur mask on.. put yourur mask on.. put yoyour mask onon. - sosome guys geget in a pososn and they s step up, anand i think k that's howow h. - what's t the situatition righght now? - ththe situatioion is thatt two airplalanes have a attack, apparentntly. - - why? - all righght, well ththen, lelet's--let's's go nortrth, . - ththey might b be afraid,, but t they overcrcome it becacause they'r're trying to help p other peopople. - i lost m my wife andnd daugh. theyey were in t the building whenen it hit. - i don't t know. i cacame do. i'm alivive. i just wanant to knoww if my y wife is alalive. - - no idea hohow many peoeoe anand cops arere dead yet.. many peoeople hurt.. - [indndistinct] i hearard you say y earlier t- that you l lost everybybod. what were e you talkining ab? - i don't

and, and it kind of works. >> w- w— of works. >> recently got into >> so you've recently got into playingtos and i think you've got a concert coming up next royal next year with the royal philharmonic i guess philharmonic and i guess the ravel the one that you're ravel is the one that you're asked for. you will be for most. >> absolutely. mean, i came to >> absolutely. i mean, i came to kind of concerto late, kind of concerto quite late, actually. everything actually. i think everything with has been a bit with my career has been a bit topsy turvy. and, know, from topsy turvy. and, you know, from your it's very you know, your career, it's very you know, in classical, you have quite a traditional path. usually and you competition you might do a competition and then do a concerto. then, then you do a concerto. then, you you build name you know, you build your name that way. whereas for me that never happened. doing kind that way. whereas for me that nelots1appened. doing kind that way. whereas for me that nelots1apmedia doing kind that way. whereas for me that nelots1apmedia stuff doing kin

i actually i was on when i worked at w ross. we rescued probably 15 different banks. and after the crisis and i was on a couple of the bank boards in the us actually virgin money in the uk and it was a failure of the regulators and we had too many regulators and you know, the fed, the fdic, you know cc state regulators in, you know, sometimes they get in the way of each other. but i think it was very much governance failure. i cannot imagine that the boards of those two institutions and actually know the chairman of the signature bank pretty well i can't imagine that when the fed and is mainly silicon valley started to say that there were problems, that they didn't do anything about it, that that was a big failure on their part, but it got to the point that it there was no other choice. and, you know, that happened in oh eight. you know fannie and freddie and it happened with a lot of banks in 0809 or ten and 1010 2010. you know i'm a little worried about the banking world. i think, you know, silicon was really, really, you know, basic banking, basic risk of know inte

nick w watt: artifificial artists whwhose work n now sesells for ththousands ofof e.a is apapparently v very populalr anand agreed t that the gagaly can keep a all the casash. i mean, you talk about her as if she's kind of real. constant bririnkman: yes, she i is real. nick w watt: does s she seseem real toto you? constatant brinkmaman: yes, a absolutely.y. irisa novava: artificial intelligence-- nick watt: do you ever wonder that you're in danger of losing toucuch with whahat's rereal and whahat's not? consnstant brinknkman: well,l,d that a cououple of mononths a. we werere so in ththe stories d so we susuddenly thohought we ry had new w friends. i stopopped talkining with thm for, i i think, twtwo weeks, becacause it wasas all totoo much in n my head. becaususe at some e point, i will losose my mind. and d then i thohought, i need to o reset myseself. so now, i i see them a as ai enentities andnd also as f fri. nick watt: we e humans canan bee totally comfortable with ai alall over andnd inside ouour . consnstant brinknkman: ththis is a nenew tool. and the totool wi

worked hard. it has taken a lot of w to get where we are. and it is only fair that they have this opportunity to be paid at a commensurate rate of their own clothes within this build. i take this request extremely serious. and without them each and everyone of them this work could not be done. it is my heart beat that my staff and team have this opportunity so i submit this to you and i'm asking to you approve this request. am just going back to thank you very much for your [inaudible]. going back on the the 22 positions and the budget approval. can you peek to this? the budget approval in rep to what? to classifications as an executive or the place holder money put in place in anticipation of a change in compensation? >> latter and i can let our cfo speak >> the letter. during the budget process we budgeted for 31 positions. and -- at that time we assume 15% increase across. so really approved knowledge was 1.5 million tell be within that budget line. we know tell take time to hire new staff. impact will be this year expense will be within

multiple state firms and departments ross eht emplees to only carry locally br branded phones to work. and wown over 10% inhe lt ek. is folwing t dea of e -f the mpany s target of a short seller report and placed on a u.s. trade black list in 2019 from doing business with sensetime. software methods and stream set according tohe comny, the dealarks big blue's latest push into e cloud and a.i. tech. the transaction is set to close in the second quter of next year. e sharesf ibm e flat right now. >>> comi up here on "worldwide exchange," the one word every investor needs to know today. plus, stockis looking for a sana claurally. at our next guest says could be a holly jolly end of th year. more "worldwide exchange" coming up after this. what is cirkul? cirkul is the fuel you need to take flight. cirkul is the energy that gets you to the next level. cirkul is what you hope for when life tosses lemons your way. cirkul. it's your water, yr way. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." breaking news. the report that the japanese steelmaker nippon is buying u.s. steel. shares up 1.5%. nippon steel

the 40s have announced 856 percent increase and the minimum wage would work or say that's not enough. w's night undermined reports. angry government workers have been protesting on the streets of talk, a fond of dish for the last couple of weeks. they are fighting for higher wages and fee. let's down by politicians telling me that we've come to the streets so that the government saw surprises and helps us survive the same i took part in the protests because she's worried about the nutrition and education of her children. she gone match the living costs with her income, the. the price of everything has risen. we've gone to manage the house. trend has been increased with suffering. that's why we are demanding a minimum monthly wage of $22000.00 costs. that's $210.00 us dollars. more than 4000000 people, mostly women, work in bangladesh is ready made government industry. the countries main explode sector. the minimum monthly beach government was on is the lowest in the world because of inflation and skyrocketing costs. so if everybody, goods was a struggling to make ends meet the villages ba

so we, in fact, every day, the world cash i used to work for free because we can take the different w all the world and also on your info and all the input u, v. w story. now on to the, my name is the and the mexican conductor, the great musicians, friends from all over the world. the, the today were in mexico city, my home town. and we're about to meet with one of my favorite musicians the, he's the person i know who knows the most about mexican song, especially the level the throw by you've got, they've gotten the difference fault music of each area and region of mexico. and tonight he has the show at the depth where let's do that and we're going to sneaking back stage to see what he's doing right before the show and see what he has to share with the lady who am i. so that's why i was concerned. i music, i cannot state that the story he went to do this. you look at the front desk, can you hear me o. s one the most because mass compared to speak with moscow is because he thought of a lease that needs to get at least the gums that you present on the school. so what i'm looking saying

w sometimes your work shirt needs to be for more than just work. like when it needs to be a big soft shoulder to cry on. which is why downy does more to make clothes softer, fresher, and better. downy. breathe life into your laundry. ughh! come on flowers. uhmm. hello idea. hey! when you taste silky smooth caramel wrapped in cadbury chocolate, the world is suddenly overflowing with joy. cadbury caramello. and we're back with 4 things you need to know the valley college track coach accused of human trafficking entered a not guilty plea at his arraignment yesterday. >> a trial is set to start on june or january 16th and contra costa county superior court in martinez. the sonoma county board of supervisors has declared a state of emergency after a quarter of a million birds at 2 local poultry farms had to be euthanized following a bird flu outbreak last week. sonoma county is one of 4 counties in california where avian flu was detected in commercial poultry flocks this year. bay area, air officials are investigating complaints of a rotten egg smell ou

w way. so i'd better get back to work. >> i'm in a room in my house.hi, honeyey. thank you for r doing this. >> shout-out to youtubers who have been doing this for a long time and m making us p pros loo like real l dopes thisis week. >> thehe internet t was what la night wawas, which i is experimemental. >> it forces you to find new ways to be funny. >> if i'm going to cut my hair in my own house, i want the authentic black barbershop experience. look at what else i got. i got the second phone y'all be having so you can talk to a girl, what's going on, baby. >> roy, stop it. >> please welcome to a late show, daniel radcliffe. thank you so much for doing this. can't hear a word, but you look very nice. >> you could see as each episode goeses, the videdeo quality y g better.. ththe sound ququality getsts be >> so o what covidid did was i pushed forward the evolution of late-night television. >> franny, do you want to play the drums? >> no. >> o okay. perfrfect. >> there's a much more intimate feel, a connection. >> my first guest tonight, as you can see,