but if she's going to break out, she'll need time press studio head darrell zanic. >> in many ways, darrell is almost cliche of a old school movie mogul. he's short, he's aggressive, and always chomping on a cigar. this is somebody who has a reputation of being exacting and sometimes brutal. >> it's difficult to overstate how patriarchal the hollywood studio system was in the '30s through the '50s, absolutely male dominated. >> at the top of every studio is a very powerful controlling man. the people we call moguls, louie, jack warner, darrell. they're considered despotic monsters and tough, tough businessmen. they knew that the things the public wanted were stars and stories and they ran it like a factory, and they rolled those things out 400, 500, 600 of them a year. >> there were only a few large studios and those studios made the movies, period. it was sort of like the mafia in that they controlled everything. >> studio system operated a pool of aspiring talent, what they called stock contract players. >> being a contract player didn't mean you're going to be a star. you were shuffled f

. >> darrell basically he didn't like marilyn. he called her straw head. he never got her message. and if a studio head doesn't like you, you got problems, honey. >> to begin with, he sees marilyn as i believe he said that her talent was all below her naval and above her waist, basically she was tits and ass and that was it. >> if marilyn wants to keep her contract, she has to fight for i it. >> she kind of had a sort of whatever means necessary i will find my way to this. that meant doing the right photo shoots or taking acting classes. >> she wasn't just sitting idly by waiting for the studio to tell h er what to do. she was going to fox every day. >> i said why do you work so hard, the other kids on contract i call at 11:00, from being out the night before. she said plmr. lion, i work har because maybe one day opportunity will knock and i want to be prepared. >> the knock comes in may 1947. marilyn lands a speaking role as a waitress with a sharp tongue. >> hi, evie. >> hi, small change. >> i got money tonight. am i going to se

mayer, jack warner, darrell zanic. they are considered despotic mon monsters, and tough, tough businessmen, because they knew the things the public wanted were stars and stories. and they ran it like a factory. and they rolled those things out. four or five, six hundred of them a year. >> there were only a few large studios, and those studios made the movies, period. it was sort of like the mafia, in that they controlled everything. >> studio system operated a pool of aspiring talent, what they called stock contract players. >> being a contract player didn't mean that you were going to be a star. you were shuffled from one movie to the next. and often, you were an glorified extra, essentially. >> hollywood has always been a difficult place for women. hollywood treats women as disposable, as you don't bring any talent to the screen, you bring beauty. >> when you weren't working, they stuck you in front of the camera and you posed for all kinds of pin-up pictures. i didn't really feel specifically like a commodity at the

here it was in 3 weeks after darrell got hit by a car just right out here in almost the same spot. another person coming towards the camp ground that was pushing a wheel chair, got hit by a car, and that car continued to drive on. the police are still searching for the person involved in the hit and run. and we realized that we had to do something. so that night we went and we purchased a daily de blinking lights and we started paying our residents of inability to come out here to the camp ground and help people across the street so that we didn't see any more accidents. thank you very much and you have a good night. it's a little thicker. another one of our residents miranda in 2017, got hit by a car on this same road. what we found is that it's not uncommon over the last 12 years of working with people that are chronically homeless. i probably know of at least 12 people that have been hit by cars. after darrell and preacher got hit by cars and we drove from the interstate 3.3 miles to the nearest north, south cross walk, everything else keeps you on the south side. it doesn't all

i called darrell last night. he is still testing positive, jake. he doesn't know how many more days this is going to be. maybe five, ten, 15 days. the number of people in his room, it was three at time of our interview. it's now six. all with the omicron variant. all without simymptoms, all essentially stuck there together until they can test negative and can be phased back out into zee roe covid hong kong. it is really extraordinary the lengths that are being taken here with my friends in the u.s., you can basically get on a plane, walk around and it's not a big deal, even if you test positive. certainly nothing like what it is here. >> you personally are no stranger to life in quarantine. given that you travel all over asia for cnn. what's that been like? >> think it's almost five months of my life this pandemic and quarantine. my experiences are very different from darrell's because we are basically locked in a hotel room we pay for as a company or out of your own pocket when you travel. it's very isolating. didn't realize how much of an introve

joining us tonight congressman darrell issa, ashley hinson, carlos gimenez and mark green. former deputy national security advisor kt mcfarland, "the hill" media come plumist, joe concha and arizona attorney general mark brnovich. we have breaking news. the white house is brazing for an onslaught gop prones even people peach as impeachment as democrats are set to lose congress. a report says whitehouse was informed well ahead of time about the collapse of afghan air force, climbing that they didn't know afghanistan wouldn't collapse so rapidly. how did an individual on mi 5 watch list in britain end up in a synagogue in texas holding jewish americans hostage? how did they not call out the anti-semitism in this case? union pacific a powerful railroad, blasting the los angeles d.a. this is more breaking news. union pacific warning it will leave california if the prosecutor, the d.a. doesn't get tougher on an explosion of cargo train thefts. polls show more americans are growing outraged over prosecutors and politicians normalizing felonies. ucl ad grat student breanna kupfer'

joining us senator bill hagerty, darrell issa, byron donalds as well. kevin hassett, former chair of the white house advisors, dr. oscar odom, fox news contributor and author, miranda devine and former top i.c.e. official tom homan. stocks rebounding after falling into correction territory and uncertainty is flooding the markets. we have president biden's approval rating on foreign policy hitting a new low in "fox news poll," dropping to 41%. there is this, pfizer ceo said frequent booster shots are not good scenario. dr. faucci says we may need to boost again. antimandate protests breaking out in d.c. we'll have this debate on show. weak on crime policies. two cops killed in the line of duty in new york city. jason rivera, dead. his partner fighting for his life. he kept shooting while they were down. he had a ar-15. a cop shot and injured in washington, d.c. cops say they never felt more alone. they're on their knees literally, they're buckling. look at this. black lives matter d.c.king fights a firestorm, ridicule that cops shot in the line of duty a

>>hall of fame defensive back darrell green. >>hi, i'm here with a winning play for your home team. keep your playing field safe by removing any old, unwanted, and unneeded opioid medication. the best defensive strategy is to remove the risk. >>learn more at fda.gov/healthplaybook. >>> nfl legend and longtime bay area resident john madden will be honored in congress tomorrow. >> eric falwell will lead a bipartisan group of lawmakers in a special hour to honor the hall of fame coach and commentator. madden passed away two weeks ago at his home in pleasanton. the former raiders coach was born in pleasanton but spent most of his life in the east bay. he was a legend, an icon, a man who defined what it meant to be a part of the raider nation. >> he was certainly billeted here, no doubt. >>> thank u for announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: come on, now. come on. [cheering and applause] thank y'all, everybody. i appreciate it. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. [chee

>>hall of fame defensive back darrell green. >>hi, i'm here with a winning play for your home team. keep your playing field safe by removing any old, unwanted, and unneeded opioid medication. the best defensive strategy is to remove the risk. >>learn more at fda.gov/healthplaybook. >>> tonight we are getting a look at the frightening moment after a medical helicopter crashed with four people on board including a infant. all four are expected to survive. carol shows us the frantic rescue effort that likely saved their lives. >> we are getting numerous calls on this. >> reporter: it is being called miraculous. 4 people surviving a terrifying helicopter crash near philadelphia. this medical transport chopper heading for maryland to children's hospital of philadelphia with a two-month- old baby girl along with two medical workers and a pilot. witnesses say the chopper was hovering low avoiding electrical lines in this church before crashing into the ground. >> it is a miracle. the pilot had a great command of the helicopter and was able to landed safely. they made sure there was no inju

. >> reporter: darrell's day begins with a wake up jingle. >> attention, please. >> reporter: he takes his own vitals. calls and messages with friends and family help pass the time. >> social media has really helped actually. definitely makes you feel less alone. >> reporter: one of his greatest struggles, sharing a room and a bathroom with two strangers. >> but i think what has definitely impacted me so far is the feeling of just, you know, not having the freedom and regressing into almost feeling like you're back at school, you know, with a controlled wake up and bed times, not being able to control what you can eat. >> reporter: hospital meals often consist of mystery meat. the bigger mystery, chan's release date. he's supposed to start a new job, a new life in hong kong. >>> what's the worst part of this? >> i think the worst part is not knowing when i'll be able to get out. >> reporter: for now, all he can do is wait from his hospital bed. freedom feels like a lifetime away. he arrived before christmas. he's still testing positive. and even after he tests negative twice, it's stil

that >>hall of fame defensive back darrell green. >>hi, i'm here with a winning play for your home team. keep your playing field safe by removing any old, unwanted, and unneeded opioid medication. the best defensive strategy is to remove the risk. >>learn more at fda.gov/healthplaybook. >>> 942 is the amount of days has been since we last saw klay thompson pseudo-for the golden state warriors of the 2019 nba finals. >> i'm back. >> how's that for source? straight from the man himself to go he will return tomorrow against the cleveland cavaliers after years of rehab. it will be the first time he's played in chase center in the comes against the cavaliers organization that i'd say he has plenty of history against. bring the kleenex, going to be an emotional night. >> it will be one of the most emotional night of my basketball life and obviously if it is unemotional for the rest of us you can imagine how he will feel. >> it will not be easy but it will be very special. >>> college hoops found waldo, cannot find the offense. they shot 2%

visit indeed.com/hire >>hall of fame defensive back darrell green. >>hi, i'm here with a winning play for your home team. keep your playing field safe by removing any old, unwanted, and unneeded opioid medication. the best defensive strategy is to remove the risk. >>learn more at fda.gov/healthplaybook. >>> here's a look at the forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ >>> the game show "jeopardy!" has something it has not seen in weeks -- a new champion. amy schneider's 40-game winning streak came to an end when she couldn't answer the final "jeopardy!" clue. the only nation in the world whose name in english ends in an h. it's also one of the ten most populous. >> did you come up with bangladesh? you looked at this for a long time. no response. you're going to lose $8,000 and finish in second place with $19,600. you are our new "jeopardy!" champion. >> the winning streak was the second in history topped only by ken jennings. she won almost $1.4 million and is the first transgender contestant to qualify for the . >>> singer neil young is getti

in sports, sharks on ice, plenty shot making except what went down at >>hall of fame defensive back darrell green. >>hi, i'm here with a winning play for your home team. keep your playing field safe by removing any old, unwanted, and unneeded opioid medication. the best defensive strategy is to remove the risk. >>learn more at fda.gov/healthplaybook. >>> good morning everybody. i've got nba and golden state warriors to talk about, how to process this one. dubs shot 42 three pointers, made nine. steph curry had six. a struggling visiting team hit the jackpot. curry 44 minutes and 39 points should have been enough, there were explosive plays. peyton ii jammed it home and the big fellow didn't like him, head butt got him ejected. the rookie was relentless, 27 points, pacers by five late. later curry saved a turn over and went in and tied it at 106. ten seconds left, warriors by three, all justin holiday needed was a look, got it. the former warrior forced over time. in extra play warriors five point lead disappeared. a deep shot nobody saw coming. indiana scored ten straight points for the lea

theft, how a man made off with a full size guitar hidden in his pants >>hall of fame defensive back darrell green. >>hi, i'm here with a winning play for your home team. keep your playing field safe by removing any old, unwanted, and unneeded opioid medication. the best defensive strategy is to remove the risk. >>learn more at fda.gov/healthplaybook. >>> there is a bad joke. the description, a male in his 20s with a guitar sticking out of his pants. >> he stole the instrument by stuffing it in his pants and sneaking out of the store. the police say the suspect was dressed for success. >> yes. watch this surveillance video, shows him slipping the guitar neck down his pant leg. he opens his jacket and closes it around the body of the guitar. the man walked out and got into a get away car. probably left a mark. i will - [narrator] the following is a paid commercial program for walkfit platinum. sponsored by walkfit platinum, llc. - [narrator] coming up, as part of our comfort spectacular, you can cradle your feet in comfort anytime you want with our all-new memory foam slippers, a $30 value fo

darrell lamont jenkins. he is the founder of one project and a man referred to as the anti-fascist doxxing guru. >> behind the scenes as a people we decided we are going to find out who they are and we are going to let the world know who they are. and it produced some positive results. >> did you ever seriously seriously fear for your life? is there concern that you might, you know, get hurt doing this work? >> you have to be. you always are concerned. you have to be prepared for that. because they tell you that they are trying to kill you. they tell you that they want to hurt you. i said okay, but i'm still doing the work. i'll just be prepared for when you come. >> on january 6th, 2020, jenkins was not at the capitol. he didn't get an in-person view of the crowd so he had to rely on photos and videos posted by the rioters themselves to figure out who attended the insurrection. if he had been there he believes he could have been more helpful in assessing who was who that day. >> i still kick myself because,

darrell brooks jr. faces multiple charges including six counts of homicide. he's accused of plowing his vehicle through a november parade in waukesha. dozens of people were hurt. any possible motives for the attack remain unknown. >>> a pet dog was reunited with a family after a landslide, and a notorious killer was denied parole. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." "the sacramento bee" reports california governor gavin newsom rejected parole for sirhan sirhan, the man who assassinated presidential candidate robert f. kennedy in 1968. parole commissioners had recommended that he be freed. he is 77 years old and serving a life sentence. newsom said sirhan is still a threat to the public and has not taken responsibility for the crime. kennedy's widow, ethel, also opposed parole. >>> the "associated press" says 2021 was earth's sixth warmest year on record. data released by nasa and noaa shows the last eight years were the eight hottest since recordkeeping began in 1880. the agencies say last year's extreme heat wave in the pacific northw

>>hall of fame defensive back darrell green. >>hi, i'm here with a winning play for your home team. keep your playing field safe by removing any old, unwanted, and unneeded opioid medication. the best defensive strategy is to remove the risk. >>learn more at fda.gov/healthplaybook. there's this feeling we chase... like someone upped the brightness on the entire world. a full-body endorphin rush we'll chase again and again. feel the hydrow high. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ >>> the los angeles rams are moving on in the nfl playoffs, quarterback matthew stafford threw two touchdown passes and ran for another as the rams beat the arizona cardinals last night, 34-11. the game was played at sofi stadium outside l.a., which will host the super bowl next month. the rams take on the defending champion tampa bay buccaneers next sunday. >>> the man who broke the nhl's color-barrier in 1958 will have his number 22 jersey retired by his old team, the boston bruins. 86-year-old willie o'ree says it is something he never dreamed of. he'll participat

>>hall of fame defensive back darrell green. >>hi, i'm here with a winning play for your home team. keep your playing field safe by removing any old, unwanted, and unneeded opioid medication. the best defensive strategy is to remove the risk. >>learn more at fda.gov/healthplaybook. f . >>> well, the pandemic has given scam artists a number of opportunities to take advantage of. >> we have seen edd and ppp frauds. fake testing sites are the latest low that thieves are going to. we have the latest on this unfortunate trend. >> reporter: major hazards including dangerous electrical systems, just one reason why this shipping container turned covid-19 testing site shutdown. >> everything looked legit. >> i saw was some guy with a blue apron on and a full mask on with a clipboard. >> reporter: this week, nevada county colfax avenue testing site in grass valley. when he arrived he was not sure where to turn to test. >> i was here to get my first covid-19 test. over here was another site and they said it was a rapid test site. >> steps from the county site, a shipping container advertising

darrell brecker is the ceo of social research organization exhaust public affairs. he says birthrates are dropping due to the cost of raising children and lifestyle choices. >> people, particularly women, have decided they want to live a different kind of life in which the time and effort they would put into parenting and raising a family is going to be less of what their life experience is going to be. the developing world is going to same direction, just a bit more slowly. that has been interesting in this population change, decline of fertility. it started in the western developed world. it made its way to latin america. it is now moving more quickly in asia. it is only a matter of time before we see a similar thing in developing countries, india being a very good example. just a few weeks ago they announced the first time in cqwqc÷gqgq?x>x!aa■ú ■ú

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>>hall of fame defensive back darrell green. >>hi, i'm here with a winning play for your home team. keep your playing field safe by removing any old, unwanted, and unneeded opioid medication. the best defensive strategy is to remove the risk. >>learn more at fda.gov/healthplaybook. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org so much for jog us. so much for jog it was a devastating day here in new york city. one of the deadliest fires in decades has killed at least 19 people, including nine children. dozens of others have been injured. the massive fire broke out just before noon. it began in a third-floor apartment of a 19-story building in the bronx. investigators believe the cause was a space heater. at least 200 firefighters responded. cbs's tom hanson is there for us tonight. tom? >> reporter: good evening, jericka. paint a terrifying picture for the hundreds of people living at

the thing i want to take out of darrell's playbook is a reminder that as we say to all those who have to live together after they come to a hearing like this is that you have to live together aftera hearing like this . have a long life and i hope the bardoes very very well . i hope the appellant lives in peace and and as much quiet as he can get. it will be nice if there was frost between the two parties so i would encourage the permit holder to live up to that promise of reaching out and also investigating measures of insulation and acoustical mitigation under the circumstances. but i agree with commissioner harness direction. >> president: if anyone doesn't have any comments i will make a motion that we deny the appeal that the permit was issued correctly. >> we have a motion from president honda to deny the appeal on the basisit was properlyissued . on that motion, commissioner lopez . [roll call vote] that motion carries 520. thank you. we are now moving on to item number six, appeal number 21 103 cityview restaurant incorporated versus department of building inspection. property

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sacramento mayor darrell steinberg details his first in the nation plan to get the unhoused off the streets.

>>hall of fame defensive back darrell green. >>hi, i'm here with a winning play for your home team. keep your playing field safe by removing any old, unwanted, and unneeded opioid medication. the best defensive strategy is to remove the risk. >>learn more at fda.gov/healthplaybook. >>> nhl up top. you thought i was leading with the 49ers. not when you have tough guys on skates and sticks. how to the sharks stop a two game skid in they went on the road. silenced tonight, the first period, sharks in white, hand today to them. here is noah, close range, first goal in a couple of months, open the scoring. sharks were aggressive and kept attacking. nicholas mulosh. the first goal of his nhl career. the game was over, sharks won it 4-1 and still had enough plan strength to drop the gloves and haymakers. that is enough, fellas. >>> on to the nfl and the 49ers, full go at practice to translate the nfc championship plan from film room to -- anybody see this coming? the team was 3-5? one theory, team bonding. the bonding traced back to the 2020 season when the team played the final seven week

>>hall of fame defensive back darrell green. >>hi, i'm here with a winning play for your home team. keep your playing field safe by removing any old, unwanted, and unneeded opioid medication. the best defensive strategy is to remove the risk. >>learn more at fda.gov/healthplaybook. >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next. >> thank you for watching. the news continues streaming, good night captioning sponsored by cbs >> virginia has a new governor, glenn youngkin, the republican wasting no time acting on campaign promises, signing an executive order to keep what he calls c.r.t., critical race theory, out of virginia schools. attacking c.r.t. having a ripple effect across the country, including the banning of books, fiction and nonfiction, that delve into issues of race and so much more. >> looking to learn about american history that doesn't make you feel bad? time life books presents the glenn younkin collection. each week, you will receive a new youngkin-approved text which avoids addressing racial inequality, like "a raisin in the fun," "to thrill a rocking bird," "12 beers

say you should be coo and a crisis on last your the media, in which case why when you can become it's darrell collette so panic instead. and never mind the cremmit battle, probably european bickering or by didn't miss night cream just after warning about world war 3. after all, will never on the stumble goes on his head. the media pundits. we'll skip the boulder the better, the more outlandish, the better. like this random women and kids, they found just hanging out a window holding a gun. i have never hunted in my life. i bought this carbon after listening to some soldiers discussing the best rifle to get if it comes to it, then we'll fight for key. if we'll fight to protect our city, i don't see any sense in the rush and starting a war and leaving cave alone. it's strange because usually the major pro gun control, i guess it doesn't count of washes of the target. well the, how bad the crisis is, the media says that housewives have flipped their bags for rifles. the thing is, marianna jacqueline is in fact a simple ukrainian woman from the territorial defense forces. her uniform is british,

in one example, that shows that it does is when darrell crosses his name off the board, he immediately felt something, he immediately realizes. "this is not what i want to do, but i'm only doing this because they teased me." so, right then and there, if he didn't know exactly know what it is or what it was, but he realized there's something wrong. prior to him doing that, he was okay. i don't want a kid to not be able to fulfill his or her purpose and destiny. what i mean by that is, a kid that wants to be a scientist or there is boy that wants to be a ballet dancer, buthey won't do it because they think the other kids will think that ain't cool, what they think about themselves. so, one of the reasons that i wrote the book is the desire and the feeling or the thing that they have to want to be the thing-- that's okay. and even if you're afraid, you got anxiety, you aren't sure about yourself, you have in the way who you are, what you are, what you like, the way you look, you have everything necessary for you to succeed in life. >> reporter: is this sending a message to your younger se

saturday morning, darrelle bradford of the university of illinois discusses the state of the school choice movement and its impact on education. foreign policy magazine reporter amy mckennon talks about her podcast. watch washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern saturday morning on c-span or on c-span now. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, texts, and tweets. >> this weekend, the 114th annual winter meeting in washington, d.c. coverage starts at 10:00 eastern with a news conference and discussions on infrastructure, education, cybersecurity, and the importance of bipartisan leadership. the first flannery session. former -- followed by a discussion led by gina raimondo with ceo's from major companies. later, pete buttigieg will speak to governors about the recently passed infrastructure bill. that's live at 1:45 p.m. eastern . saturday on c-span. online at c-span.org. or you can watch full coverage amount of video app. ♪ download c-span's new mobile app and stay up-to-date with live video coverage of the day's biggest political events, from live streams of the h

>>hall of fame defensive back darrell green. >>hi, i'm here with a winning play for your home team. keep your playing field safe by removing any old, unwanted, and unneeded opioid medication. the best defensive strategy is to remove the risk. >>learn more at fda.gov/healthplaybook. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey, everybody! we're back here with liev schreiber. liev, i told you the last time you were here how much i enjoyed your performance as yago in "a fellow," but do you ever wish you weren't a good actor? and i'll tell you why, here's what's behind it, is everybody goes, liev schreiber, he's a really good actor and you've done all this really good work, and then that guy always does a good job. don't you wish times you go, i'd just love to suck in the next thing. because you always put a lot of thought, character development, back story, focus, memorization, but if you weren't, like, really great like you are, you could suck sometimes and say, well, sometimes he success. >> reality is we suck most of the time, it's just that we don't go out and promote the things we suck

. >> back in hollywood, the news reaches fox studio boss darrell zanuck. >> he was the last to know and he wasn't happy about that. >> he felt i made her a star. who would she be without 20th century fox. she owes us. that's it. boom. >> he was so used to being able to treat actresses as bodies and not have to deal with them having any sense of power or control at all. >> it was ludicrous to think this dumb blonde could possibly be in charge of her own productions or choose her own directors or her own scripts. >> there is a tremendous sense that she's david against goliath, that she cannot fight 20th century fox, that she shouldn't even try. >> but marilyn has a plan. >> tonight, we'll be going first to western connecticut where photographer milton green and his wife and her friend and house guest marilyn monroe will be waiting for us. >> edward r. murrow was far and away the most respected journalist in america. if you weren't on murrow, you were there to talk about something serious. >> this is my wife amy. >> good evening, mr. murrow. >> cbs had to build a tower 150 feet high or lon

first, my colleague darrel brown with other top news story. >>> two people in colorado still missing and feared dead after devastating fires. one person declared missing since accounted for. recovery efforts made but massive snoel over a foot of snow in the area. >>> in aspen, wind and snow in the airport, causeding passengers to nearly fall off the ramp on saturday, bad winter storms and coronavirus disruptions. >>> in amsterdam riot police break up people protesting the government shut-down measures. more politics nation with al sharpton after the break. sharpton after the break we've still got the best moves you've ever seen good for you, but shingles doesn't care. because 1 in 3 people will get shingles, you need protection. but, no matter how healthy you feel, your immune system declines as you age increasing your risk for getting shingles. so, what can protect you? shingrix protects. you can protect yourself from shingles with a vaccine proven to be over 90% effective. shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyon

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darrell spent 25 years in the army as a paratrooper chaplain but never lost his love or his touch so after leaving the service and traveling the country as a pass there, he returned to his artistic roots. he has a featured art exhibit at the gallery in florida. i just want to say good for you. it prove that you can let something in return to it and practice what you really want to do. >> >> shannon: he had all this talent too. it's very inspiring. kevin, thank you very much. i will see you back here for fox news on sunday. watch your local listing. oming ? zicam is the #1 cold shortening brand! highly recommend it! zifans love zicam's unique zinc formula. it shortens colds! zicam. zinc that cold! better skin from your body wash? it shortens colds! try olay body wash with skincare super ingredient collagen! olay body wash hydrates to improve skin 3x better, from dry and dull to firm and radiant. with olay body, i feel fearless in my skin. ♪ limu emu and doug.♪ and it's easy to customize your insurance at libertymutual.com so you only pay for what you need. isn't that right limu? l

the suspect, darrell brooks, in court in waukesha today. his lawyers said that he was high during the crash and didn't mean to kill anyone. prosecutors say he did kill these six people who ranged from eight years old and then you have the dancing grannies, 81-year-old was the oldest person. a tragic loss of life here. the milwaukee d.a. has admitted the suspect's bail of $1,000 in a previous case was too low. they figured that out. brooks is now behind bars and now has a $5 million bond. and in los angeles county, the sheriff turning to the feds to help prosecute the brutal killing of an off-duty officer. they're taking that course because they're concerned the l.a. d.a. won't be tough enough on the killer. the police officer, fernando arroyos and his girlfriend were out house hunting when they were robbed at gun point. leo terrell says this case is a massive warning to a shift that other criminals should pay attention to. first, william la jeunesse with the rest of the story. hi, william. >> the concern was the democrat d.a. wouldn't hold

. >> we know the darrel of homeless is monitoring possible russian cyber attacks, perhaps on u.s. banks or american utility companies, in case there is a military escalation. how easily could russia cripple american infrastructure if it wanted to? >> look. i think at any point, our infrastructure, our cyber infrastructure could be attacked. the most important thing you can do besides the safety measures is for russia to understand that those types of actions will have severe consequences. there needs to be deterrence in every aspect, especially when it comes to the cyber world where russia thinks it can act with impunity. so any time of aggression should be met with consequences. that's the only thing russia understands. they're not the victim here. they're the aggressor here. in order to keep them in line, they have to understand that aggressive actions will have aggressive consequences. >> before you go, congressman, you told cnn that fellow democrats had been encouraging you to launch a primary challenge against democratic senator kyrsten sinema in 2024. today punch bowl news r

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darrell brooks jr. faces 77 counts he faces a mandatory life sentence if squikted on even one of those counts. >>> proud boy leader was arrested two days before the attack on the capitol and walked out of jail on bail today. >>> time now to track the teach tracker. we look at emerging markets etf which had $1.1 billion in inflows over the past week more stimulus from china, less hawkishness from fed chair powell led to higher chad pries, and that boosted a lot of the emerging markets shares, especially in latin america. the i shares mcsi chile, global xmsci colombia, and the one in peru almost up 5% this week. more information is available on the ft wilshire etf hub. >> now i am thinking about match you peach you. >>> further ahead, why games are a cash cow for social media companies right now. peloton down again today it is down more than 80% over the past year s. a comeback gearing up we will debate that next in different ways and across countless different networks. so how do you get everyone on the

darrell brooks jr. is accused of killing six people and injuring more than five dozen with his suv the weekend before thanksgiving. his arraignment is set for next month. brooks was out on bail after allegedly running over his ex-girlfriend earlier in november. prosecutors say brooks attacked his ex-girlfriend again just minutes before plowing through parade. it's not unusual for violence against women to be linked to terror. according to new research from everytown for gun safety, a report finds many extremist acts are tied to misogyny. joining us, shannon watts. clint watts is back with us too. everytown reports misogyny and extremism overlap. how do these two issues correlate? >> that's exactly right. we haven't been out this report this week. misogyny, extremism, and gun violence. you can find it online. it really is about the intersection of far-right extremism and misogyny and really the growing threat that this is presenting in our country. you know, the mass shooting in atlanta in 2021 really br

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but today the networks ceo darrell v hill is optimistic. what was a deadly disease is now if treated a chronic condition. government health officials say those achieving undetectable viral loads. >> cannot pass hiv. you get your viral load down to an undetectable level which means you really can live. >> a normal, healthy life. and that's just a absent a cure. that's a miracle. really? it's that miracle that saved the life of former denver pastor reverend jim, that hill ski. i do feel lucky to still be alive. >> and glad to be alive. the 63 year-old who is now a pass through minnesota came out as when he was 16. he also found the courage to talk publicly about his 1995 hiv diagnosis. he does so to push back against stigma. there's still a lot of stigma around hiv and aids and it's the stigma combined with cultural racial and socioeconomic disparities that allows the hiv epidemic to continue despite medications that can be used event, hiv in high-risk populations. always a disease that disproportionately affected marginalized communities, pe