morning. brian, with your permission, i would like to tell people not to get dressed this morning in their real people clothes. brian: right. carley: stay in christmas pajamas all morning long. brian: you got my permission. go ahead, carley, for this one day. carley: we would like to share some pictures of our christmas traditions, hopefully you can send us pictures of yours as well. steve, would you like to share a picture of yours? first of all that is me and husband pete. we are in chicago in picture. [cheers] carley: every year go to the chris king gel market in chicago and i m drinking a glass of soto. ho ho ho. steve: that sounds fantastic. word to toe bow audio guy i cannot hear brian. anyway, i m going to describe that picture right there. one of our christmas morning traditions is kathy makes kathy has written cookbooks and we always have a big casserole but on christmas morning, kathy makes gingerbread cookies and the kids eat them. there is mary actually doing
everyone, i am laura ingraham, and this is the the ingraham angle from washington tonight. china and the fanatics, this is the angle tonight. i wonder whaabt thoue leaders oe chinese party think about the theopagebate in united states? after brilliantly deploying propaganda and spying operation inside the u.s., they must be pleasantly surprised to see bipartisan support to help them protect it. yes, justrm, like avery st social media platform there isie privacy concerns and it is goi important we don t treat tiktok different than other platforms. if we address this issue, we have to take the same approach o see some media platforms. we can t just go out one periods be when we most certainly can and should. i when our national security and t our election integrity is at stake, we must act to protect our country.ensi for decades we are trying to c hiprevent this transfer of technology to our adversaries in china, iran, north korea, russia, so on. it is so bad with china t
every chance given the money involved, we re talking perhaps a s salary, cbs reporting 700 million euros per year. that s going to be hard for mbappe to turn down. but you re talking about that sort money you re talking about that sort money you have to give the chance that he will accept an offer. trevor francis, the footballer who became britain s first million pound player, has died as the age of 69. the former england striker, broke the record with his move from birmingham city to brian clough s nottingham forest in 1979. he went on to win back to back european cups with forest and played for his country 52 times. his family say he died of a heart attack at his apartment in spain on monday. now to the women s world cup in australia and new zealand brazil had a comfortable win in their opening match, beating debutants, panama, 4 0 in adelaide. ary borges was the star of the show scoring a hat trick. the pick of the four brazillian goals though was the third, scored by bi
was always expected to do well. globally it s estimated to have made around $337 million during its opening weekend. in north america, barbie made $155 million alone, which makes it the fourth highest grossing film debut ever in the north american market. it s only behind two instalments of the avengers franchise and a star wars film. oppenheimer also delivered, it made $174 million worldwide, which was much higher than it was expected to rake in. earlier, i spoke to orlando parfitt, senior online editor at screen international magazine. he said it s been an exceptional weekend. in the uk, the uk box office had its biggest weekend in over four years, so the biggest weekend since cinemas were shut for covid. another good stat, i guess, is that never in the history of hollywood have two films opened with one making more than 100 million, and one making more than 50 million. so what is interesting about this, the barbenheimer phenomenon, is not that they have done as well as the
taken from one of their planes, which is helping to fight the blazes. well, many people spent the night in temporary accommodation like this after being evacuated from hotels. others have been forced to gather in public buildings like halls and schools. 0ur correspondent jenny hill is in rhodes. 0ver over 250 firefighters have spent the day desperately trying to bring the fire under control, but tonight they have reported what they describe as large flare ups on all three fronts of that fire. you can probably see how windy it is right now. that wind is expected to strengthen significantly. that s going to make their task much more difficult, and indeed much more dangerous. you mentioned too that, at the same time, fire has also broken out on the island of poku of corfu in the north, forcing the evacuation of several settlements there, and as if that won t end up, this region, southern europe, is expected to be had by yet another heat wave in the coming days. so, very diffi