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00:00:06I'm Giannis and the quiz with
00:00:10balls starts, leave the
00:00:12balls. For the first time in
00:00:16Greece, the game that explodes with a
00:00:18powerful splash the point is to stay dry
00:00:22Holy Mary, reach the final and claim the
00:00:25big prize worth 20,000.
00:00:31Half a minute, 2 minutes, guys, the sun is in orbit
00:00:34ήλιος
00:00:38you'll take off the bottom too, you competitor, don't
00:00:40talk. The
00:00:44balls the
00:00:47quiz comes to
00:00:49Sky 3 2
00:00:52one
00:00:55bravo but it's okay
00:00:57for you.
00:01:05Oh my god, the search for the best voice in Greece is going
00:01:08well.
00:01:11To your eyes, eyes
00:01:14eyes eyes.
00:01:18Day at the station, I'm Panos, I'd turn four chairs if
00:01:22I came.
00:01:24The Voice of Greece powered by Telecom on Saturday at
00:01:289 in the evening on Sky.
00:01:32Do you want to be happy? The happiest competition on the radio
00:01:35never stops. So far it has given away prizes
00:01:39worth €20,000.
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00:01:50The trial on Sky with Kyriakos Thomadis, fixed matches,
00:01:54illegal betting, manipulation of referees, why
00:01:57is the floodgate of corruption opening now? In the studio
00:02:00live and exclusively, the president of the Course of Freedom,
00:02:04Zoe Konstantopoulou. Analysis: the derby of the 10th
00:02:08matchday, Olympiacos PAOK, commented by
00:02:10journalist George Gouzos. All the controversial
00:02:14phases with the former international referee, Heracles
00:02:17Tsikinis. Revelation, how the opportunity was lost to
00:02:20dismantle the betting ring three
00:02:23years ago, the judicial report by Mary Benea, the
00:02:26trial with Kyriakos Thomadis on Monday at 10 in the evening.
00:02:30Live on Sky Hybrid and recorded at
00:02:331:30 at night on
00:02:35Sky.
00:02:38The battles of Tichiman GBL continue with unabated
00:02:41intensity. Don't miss it Saturday at 5:30 in the
00:02:44afternoon on Sky and Spor FMTV. The leader
00:02:48PAOK wants to continue its winning streak against
00:02:51Vicos Falcons who, after their first historic victory,
00:02:55aim for another positive result, and on Sunday at
00:02:581 pm, AEK, with the power of its fans, seeks
00:03:02a big victory against Panathinaikos, who wants a
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00:03:10and all the matches of the 6th matchday Live on Spor FM
00:03:13TV.
00:03:17Cooking meets creativity here.
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00:03:28Report of the 10th with Nina Karamitrou and George
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00:04:05the ultimate appetizer, Akis's chicken pie, a
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00:04:12complete chicken pie you've ever tasted, apple pie
00:04:16with homemade crumble, a masterpiece, look at the
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00:04:23Petretzikis, should we serve it with ice cream or without? On Saturday and
00:04:26every Saturday and Sunday at 4 in the afternoon.
00:04:30Magic on Sky.
00:04:59Here we are.
00:05:16Money from the administrators, the estate lawyers, it's not just, it's
00:05:20Paris and obviously her other ones, but she speaks on behalf and I just want
00:05:24to tell you that there is no identification that there are three
00:05:27different camps. The grandmother one, the grandmother has the
00:05:30youngest son with her, the brother alone and Paris alone.
00:05:34Her mother lives, lives and reigns. Ah,
00:05:38Michael Jackson's mom also claims money from the lawyers but she doesn't
00:05:42fight with her granddaughter. Generally, Paris, however,
00:05:45has her own, she has her own banner,
00:05:48right? So, we'll see this and
00:05:52let's go to a scandal I was telling you about, twenty years old, because we know
00:05:56Gavin Newsom, he is the ex-husband of Kimberly
00:06:00and he is much more. He is the governor of New York, according
00:06:03to many, he is the star, the Democratic, excuse me, of
00:06:06California, former mayor, former mayor of San
00:06:09Francisco and a person who can claim. He wants and maybe
00:06:13he can claim the Democratic nomination and the
00:06:17presidency. So, Gavin Newsom, before becoming
00:06:20governor, as we said, was one of the most successful to
00:06:24become president of the United States with the Democrats. That is, this
00:06:28Kimberly is truly a decisive factor. Anyway, in the
00:06:31midterms, the person they recruited was Obama. Didn't you
00:06:35see him 100 times and the pressure for Michelle started again? Yes,
00:06:39nevertheless, let's go to the conversation. So. This Gavin
00:06:43Newsom was, I want to go back to 2005,
00:06:47where he is mayor of San Francisco,
00:06:50he's young, he's handsome, he's charismatic, he's
00:06:54married to Kimberly Guilfoyle, they are photographed, the
00:06:58media calls them, the next Kennedys of the Democratic
00:07:01party, if only the media knew what would happen, what
00:07:05their journey would be and they separate,
00:07:09he has his whole future ahead of him there.
00:07:16While they were a very high-profile couple and had sold their
00:07:19relationship a lot, they didn't live in San Francisco together,
00:07:23she left to pursue her television career, in the television spotlight
00:07:27etc., no one else got in the way, no, no, no, they said and the
00:07:30relationship just faded, it faded and they separated quietly and consensually, there
00:07:34was no conflict. So, he's alone, he's handsome, he's
00:07:37mayor and he gets involved in a terrible
00:07:40scandal, because he... had a close friend, who
00:07:44was also a bit of his political mentor, he was
00:07:47his political advisor, this friend had a
00:07:51wife, they had had a baby, so when he became
00:07:55mayor, when he was elected mayor in 2004, he tells him, why don't you take my
00:07:58wife, to be your secretary, to be the person, because you also want someone
00:08:02you absolutely trust, of course, he says, I'll take her,
00:08:06this woman was Ruby Rippey, but it's
00:08:092005, they go to a wedding. Together,
00:08:13the couple, that is, Ruby, her husband and Newsom,
00:08:16who has just divorced, the husband leaves, Ruby's
00:08:20husband leaves because they had a baby, she tells him, I have to stay with the
00:08:24mayor, I can't leave him alone at the wedding, okay, he tells her, I'll go take
00:08:27care of the baby and that night everything changed,
00:08:31because Ruby describes in an interview with Vanity
00:08:35Fair, she returns 20 years later giving an
00:08:37interview titled how I destroyed my life
00:08:41and got it back. But
00:08:53then
00:08:58we knew they were together, yes, it was chaos and he was forced to
00:09:01but we hadn't heard her and now she speaks and says we are at this
00:09:05wedding, eh, the mayor goes to the toilet, I go,
00:09:14a narrow corridor and although we worked together every
00:09:18day, I saw him, he saw me, I had never felt
00:09:21anything, it was like flames burst out, yes, this "I had never
00:09:24felt anything", that is, who among us believes it, anyway, and
00:09:28then, oh, and they put her on the cover, well, covers and
00:09:31then he tells her, I won't go home, I'll
00:09:35go to a hotel, do you want to come with me? That's where their
00:09:39relationship is born and it's not love. Because
00:09:42Ruby clarifies that they didn't fall in love with each other, there was
00:09:46a lot of passion and it was very charming and flattering that
00:09:49a powerful man
00:09:53chose her, they met in various houses and
00:09:57hotels for the next
00:09:59year, in fact, and how he calls it, everyone knew except
00:10:03her husband, that's why it's 2007, two years after the
00:10:07relationship and he decides to admit the relationship in an email and sends
00:10:11an email to his husband and. best friend
00:10:14of his and tells him, I want you to know what everyone knows, I'm
00:10:17having an affair with the mayor, I'm having an affair,
00:10:20they had an affair in '07, yes, no, it lasted a year, I had an affair with the mayor.
00:10:33Because since then they were saying that he is one of the most, what can I tell you,
00:10:35prominent figures of the Democratic party, but he handled
00:10:39it, he brought it here, he brought it there, he apologized,
00:10:42do you want me to tell you, he went to a
00:10:46rehabilitation clinic since 2007, we will hear now
00:10:50that in 2007 the scandal became known
00:10:532 yes, yes, 2004 he is elected
00:10:57mayor, 2005 the affair starts, 2006 towards the end
00:11:00the affair ends, 2007 it becomes known and he is forced to apologize to
00:11:13that everything you've heard and read is
00:11:16true, uh, and I am deeply
00:11:20sorry about that, I have hurt
00:11:23someone I care deeply about,
00:11:25Alex Turk, his friends and family,
00:11:29and that is something that I have to live with, and
00:11:32something that I am deeply
00:11:35sorry for. I am also
00:11:39sorry that I've let the people of San Francisco down, uh, they
00:11:43expect a lot of their mayor, and my
00:11:46personal lapse of judgment aside,
00:11:50uh, I am committed to restoring their trust and
00:11:53confidence, and will work very hard in the upcoming
00:11:57months to make sure that the business of running the
00:12:00city is framed
00:12:03appropriately. I also want to extend a
00:12:07personal apology to everyone in our
00:12:10administration, to my staff that I just met with,
00:12:13to my friends and my family
00:12:16members. I am deeply
00:12:19sorry.
00:12:24He
00:12:31had to say it, it was known, everyone knew, he had to, he
00:12:34didn't admit it, Ruby says in the interview, he
00:12:38made it look like he couldn't stand
00:12:41the lie and faced his friend, no relation, I
00:12:45revealed it, he also downplayed the relationship
00:12:49from opinions, yes, he thought it wasn't possible, everyone knows, he says,
00:12:53someone doesn't learn about it.
00:12:59Okay, it was a love scandal, okay, a love scandal, and he
00:13:03still endures, he endures, we say he will become president, and let me
00:13:07tell you something better, that now everything is in the open, everything,
00:13:09everything, yes, enough, guys, they made a
00:13:13mistake, like, sorry, what should we hang them for? That's what I'm telling you, it's better that
00:13:16everything is in the open, so they don't have a mistake, and the mistake was
00:13:20because it was a relationship with the wife of his best
00:13:23friend, okay, he made a mistake. He apologizes, what do you want me to do, what do you
00:13:27want us to do, hang them? No, but somehow I think Vanity
00:13:30Fair returned to this case and we don't know for what
00:13:34reasons, because she
00:13:37because then it's not a coincidence now that she's running for president, of course, and it's
00:13:41not a coincidence, nothing is innocent in the media, no, but she says that the best
00:13:45advice she got was then, when there was a big fuss and the
00:13:48media was chasing her, Kamala Harris, do you remember Kamala Harris? Where does Kamala fit
00:13:51in now? She was in the Democratic party. Wait
00:13:585 years, 10-15 and then
00:14:01she says you'll come out not as a victim but as a star, look at her
00:14:04now on the cover of Vanity
00:14:07Fair. So, let's go to Libovitch's line,
00:14:11please, the line, oh, my friends, yes, Thanassis's very good friends are complaining
00:14:14a lot, yes, there is a line that says I was born a complainer,
00:14:17that's it.
00:14:28"Now people like their children so
00:14:31much and tell their children all the time, and they tell their children all
00:14:35these lies, they tell their children you can be whatever you want, that is a
00:14:39lie, okay? It's not just lie to this your particular
00:14:42child, this is true of almost no one, yeah, not just your
00:14:46particular child, all right, so no, these kids in
00:14:50lots of ways are very disappointed, and that's one of the reasons they're disappointed,
00:14:53because if you have..."
00:15:25premature enthusiasm and realism, that yes, you can't
00:15:28be good at everything, and I want to become a famous opera singer, eh, how will it happen, how
00:15:32will I become one, I can't even if I take 30 lessons, that's what I'm saying,
00:15:36he's good. The premature realism,
00:15:40I mean, to tell him that you
00:15:42can't do everything, I'll tell you, my grandfather, let me
00:15:46tell you, you waited and I finished, today, do you want to
00:15:49talk about everything? No, because I have to tell you,
00:15:53he says, I don't know, you can't be, I don't know, 1.50 and want to become
00:15:56a basketball player, history is full of exceptions, yes,
00:15:59okay, okay, yes, it confirms the
00:16:03rule, as he says, I haven't understood it, but anyway, yes, eh, yes, you know, but
00:16:06I want to tell you. For example, when I was little, I wanted to be a flight attendant, okay, back then flight
00:16:10attendants weren't like me, they counted them, okay, I wouldn't become a flight attendant,
00:16:14so my grandfather used to tell me, but why
00:16:18do this profession and get tired and
00:16:21travel? Why don't you find something that is closer,
00:16:25that's what my grandfather used to tell me, George, so you push the
00:16:28other, he didn't tell me, oh, you shorty who wants to
00:16:31become an attendant, don't tell me that, or he very kindly
00:16:35told me you want to, because you're good at other
00:16:38things, you understand, what can I say, this is a third right
00:16:42path, something more general, that
00:16:44today's parents idolize their children, so
00:16:48I agree, they generally elevate them, because then
00:16:52comes the illusion that, you know what, I didn't achieve this, so
00:16:56I'm incapable, incapable, yes, I'm not doing something
00:16:58right, because everyone does it, they don't think that, since it says
00:17:02you have all the talents, you grow up believing you have all the
00:17:06talents, and when then. life confirms that you don't have all the talents,
00:17:09you can't succeed in everything, then comes the illusion and
00:17:12disappointment, the self-defeat, which causes
00:17:16great damage, because automatically, you believe you have the talents, and you
00:17:19believe, you believe the world is unfair, no, no, it's
00:17:23not like that, because then when you don't achieve
00:17:26something, you see the best, you see the talent,
00:17:30guys, you know the truth within you, I'm sure that everyone within, what we say from
00:17:34the outside and what we say to 90% of ourselves is another thing, the... core of
00:17:37truth we know within us, and this self-defeat comes
00:17:41that I was raised to believe I can do anything, and
00:17:45when I don't achieve something, I'm useless, I believe
00:17:48again, because I see this too, that we see a lot that
00:17:52someone else is to blame, the system, this
00:17:55and that, they say it outside, I believe that inside they all know the
00:17:59truth, outside and to ourselves we say
00:18:02these things to believe them, the bad thing also is that what I'm telling you, parents also
00:18:06believe it, of course, and so premature realism, children
00:18:09are, so let's agree on the middle
00:18:12solution that children of George, okay, we
00:18:16push things a bit, we don't break them, but a little, because
00:18:19there, look from here what suits you best, yes,
00:18:23I just, as a mom, sometimes I say, sometimes I say
00:18:27no, you will be better, I don't know,
00:18:30I won't say it either, who, you can say you are
00:18:33very good, you are better, I do it.
00:18:39I do one thing, I do another, I do a third, I have all three paths, I just don't
00:18:43know which one I want to follow, so since you do
00:18:47everything, somehow grandfather George, you
00:18:50handle things a little, Michael, what's wrong with you, you're all, I'm
00:18:53watching you, no, no, I'm watching you
00:18:56very closely, I have an opinion on the matter, now the lady in the
00:19:00video is talking about very young children, it's not good to clip their wings at such a young
00:19:03age, on the other hand and neither to tell them, to tell them that.
00:19:07to work, to try very hard and you can
00:19:11achieve anything, this is true regardless of what talent you have or
00:19:14not, you can, if you really want something, try very hard and
00:19:18achieve it, but that's what we're saying, that's what we're saying, that history is full of people who
00:19:22overcame the average, who became with 1.57
00:19:25top
00:19:281.57 we
00:19:29have anything, okay, it's an
00:19:33exception, but even this exception can tell the children that if someone
00:19:37wants to.
00:19:40This is, this is comfort,
00:19:44we'll have a topic later, very much, we have a topic, right, so,
00:19:48let's first leave the juice for later, let's go to
00:19:51Nicholas Cage, who declared himself
00:19:54homeless, yes, I'll tell you,
00:19:57homeless, because there was a huge subsidence
00:20:01near his beachfront
00:20:03residence, a
00:20:0610.5 million house, and he's staying in a hotel,
00:20:10and he considers that being homeless, that he's homeless, okay, okay, as
00:20:13he feels, who are we to judge him now, anyway, of course,
00:20:17in London, in Paris, they have
00:20:20decorated, I don't know if you have any trips every day and a
00:20:24street is decorated, exactly, and we are a bit jealous here,
00:20:28when will we decorate here, I don't know here, and we don't decorate like that, and if we decorate
00:20:32like that, well, we have a lot
00:20:35in sociology, I really want you to see it and to
00:21:02London is slowly getting into Christmas rhythms and
00:21:05Carnaby Street has already put on its festive attire. The iconic
00:21:08street of the British capital was lit up yesterday with the luminous
00:21:12concept Press Play on Christmas drawing inspiration from the nostalgia
00:21:16of the 90s. The evening was topped off by singer Jamie.
00:21:50with the most impressive display you will see today, the most
00:21:53impressive patisserie presents a rocking horse
00:21:57made entirely of chocolate that looks more like
00:22:00a work of art than a dessert. This year's Christmas collection is
00:22:04inspired by the toys of our childhood, proving that
00:22:08chocolate can become the sweetest form of art plus
00:22:122 kg just by
00:22:13looking at it.
00:22:33a meeting that one would hardly expect. The legendary Bob
00:22:37Dylan was in the Vatican and met Pope Leo
00:22:41XIV in a rare public appearance of the
00:22:4485-year-old musician and of course, the singer's
00:22:47appearance stole the show as he chose to meet the...
00:23:03King Charles proved that he also has a good dose
00:23:06of humor. During an official dinner in Antigua, the
00:23:10British monarch self-deprecated about the incident that
00:23:13happened when he found himself in the rain without an umbrella, while the
00:23:16camel had already secured its own. Speaking to them.
00:23:50Nicholas Cage declared himself homeless, causing
00:23:53surprise to his fans. The Oscar-winning actor
00:23:57revealed in his appearance at Los Angeles Comic Con that
00:24:00he was forced to leave his home in Malibu as a
00:24:04huge landslide destroyed part of the road near
00:24:07his residence. "I am currently a little homeless," he
00:24:11characteristically stated, explaining that he is currently staying in hotels,
00:24:15a bit exaggerated, we
00:24:16would say.
00:24:23It was a quiet night at the atelier at 30 avenue
00:24:27Montaigne, the ribbons had been rolled
00:24:30away, the scissors were sleeping
00:24:33until
00:24:40Mason Christian de Bron here, calling from
00:24:43Hollywood, we got a problem, a
00:24:46Christmas story taken from old cinema.
00:24:50with some of Hollywood's biggest
00:24:53names as protagonists. The new festive advertisement takes us to
00:24:56Paris in 1949 and tells the story of
00:25:00designer Christian Dior, who tries to create a
00:25:03special dress for the legendary Marlene Dietrich.
00:25:07The voices of the characters are lent by Robert Pattinson,
00:25:09Rihanna, Josh O'Connor and Greta Lee, while the direction and the
00:25:13handmade animation belong to Oscar nominee Sylvan
00:25:16Chomet, a small cinematic production.
00:25:51And far away in Paris, at 30 Avenue
00:25:55Montaigne,
00:25:57a little chair smiled to himself,
00:26:01knowing sometimes
00:26:17a special father-son outing for Prince William and
00:26:2113-year-old George in Barcelona. The two of them traveled
00:26:24to Spain, taking advantage of the young Prince's school holidays
00:26:28from Eton College to watch their beloved
00:26:31Aston Villa live.
00:26:51I am who I am thanks to everything you were to me.
00:26:55Happy birthday to my eternal sister, Kylie
00:26:58Jenner wrote in a touching post for her sister's
00:27:0131st birthday.
00:27:20Jennifer Lopez's nails show the way to the new
00:27:23manicure trend, the star's nail artist reveals that
00:27:27frosted pearl nails are the next big trend with
00:27:30a soft pearlescence.
00:28:06married her partner in a spectacular setting amidst the golden
00:28:10horizons of Gango province. Instead of traditional chairs,
00:28:13guests sat on bales of hay, while the bride
00:28:16held wheat stalks instead of a bouquet, whatever everyone likes.
00:28:40Very nice song, very nice video generally typical, very
00:28:43cosmopolitan, yes, which song, it's Stop the Wedding,
00:28:47it's Wedding, I didn't know, very nice, Stop the Wedding, Stop the
00:28:50Wedding, of course, don't stop it, we like the song, if you're going to stop it,
00:28:54it's better to stop it before the wedding happens, right, so, it's never
00:28:58too late though, eh, let's say that too, yes, so, eh, yesterday I told you that
00:29:01we had, we had. AEK-Real, right, eh, okay,
00:29:05impressed me and Cleopatra and everyone here by
00:29:08Jude Bellingham who stole the show, we said to...
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