host: dan abrams? dan: first of all, thank you for your comments and thank you for watching the news nation show. i think you will appreciate that i am going to make some comments that you might not agree with. i don't think jim garrison found the truth about the kennedy assassination, and we have talked about that a little it. -- a little bit. with regard to the fbi, look, and this is something i have talked about on the show. i tend to be law enforcement. i think the media in this country has been very unfair to law enforcement around the country on a regular basis. but i also feel that way about the fbi. i think this notion that somehow the fbi has been corrupted -- it's a nice political argument, christopher wray who runs it is a republican. he was looked into very in-depth the opening of the trump-rush investigation, and while he found there had been mistakes in the way the fbi handled it, in particular with the fisa court, meaning well before donald trump was in the picture, he also found there wa

well, he probably also know dan abrams' atv host. he is on news and nation he is on reels, he is a talk show host on a siriusxm is a chief legal analyst for abc news on top of everything else. we are going to begin taking calls for him and just a minute. here's how you get through the area codes (202)748-8200 for those of you in the east and central time zones. (202)748-8201. if you live in the mountain and pacific time zones, now you can also send a text message (202)748-8903. that number is for text messages only. please include your first name and your city if you would. we can also be contacted via social media. will scroll through those sites. just remember @booktv. dan abrams, how many programs to go out right now you been described as a media mogul. >> and drink one too many things right now. i'm just not sure what that one is. look, as you pointed out all the things abc news is mostly for "good morning america". sometimes for world news in 2020 et cetera during legal analysis. i have done legal analysis my whole career at eit

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let's bring in our chief legal analyst dan abrams. in the highest profile of cases you can still find jurors who are willing to listen to the evidence and i think that what you need to recognize is, yes, you need more people. you need more prospective jurors. when you listen to the jury selection here, person after person who knows the family, had interactions with the family, had been represented by the family, et cetera, but that doesn't mean that you can't still find other people in there who are willing to listen to the evidence and say that they can be fair. that's the test. the test is not did you have any knowledge about the case. the test is could you be fair in evaluating the evidence. >> so, does that mean do you or do you not expect a change of venue? >> i'm surprised they didn't ask for one. neither side asked for one. either the prosecution or the defense could have asked for a change of venue, neither side did. maybe the defense sees some advantage in the name as to who they used to be, that might not exist in another co

tonight on dan abrams live. >> the ohio state legislature elect some moderate gop speaker with votespartisanship. so now far right, republicans have voted to censure their own party members for the evil of working across the aisle. that's tonight on dan abrams live. >> tonight on banfield, stabbed as they slept in the middle of the night. the killer leaves behind a survivor and spares the household pet. these aren't the idaho murders. this happened in oregon and the victim's mom will tell me tonight if she believes the crimes are connected. that's tonight on banfield on newsnation. you can find newsnation on the channel sister right here. we have more details on our website. kron 4 dot coming up here at 3, a new survey has tallied up the top deal breakers. >> for americans who are dating. so we'll take a look at those picks that made the at those picks that made the top of the list. there's nothing like volunteering at the fire department. there's nothing like hitting the waves. but with my moderate-to-severe eczema it hasn't always been easy,... ...since my skin was so irritated and

let's bring in chief legal analyst dan abrams.ck to idaho. you say that's not unusual. tell us why not and what happens once he arrives in idaho. >> it's basically a formality when you are talking about state-to-state extradition, particularly for something like murder. to fight extradition you basically have to be saying they have the wrong guy, it isn't me. there's no other real argument to make about extradition, so it would have happened. the question is when. when he arrives in idaho, he'll have an initial appearance in court and appear in front of a magistrate judge who makes sure he understands the charges against him and makes sure he has a lawyer and set up another date for another hearing. >> what's the reason for the gag order? >> the judge believes that he wants to ensure that the system is protected, that the integrity of the process is protected by ensuring that people don't speak out. but i'll tell you something interesting, is up to this point the idaho authorities have said, we're not allowed to speak under idaho

let's bring in abc news chief legal analyst dan abrams. know about, the first time we've seen it. how much did it help their case? >> eva mentioned it. this blue tarp or raincoat he was supposedly seen bringing to his mother's home that was covered in gun residue. but more important than that is the detail we learned about something we had heard about and that is that prosecutors say they have a video from five minutes before when they believe the killing occurred where you can hear alex murdaugh on that video. if it's clear that it's him, that is a big piece of evidence because he says he wasn't at the home at the time. >> what did you make of the defense's opening statements, dan? >> so the prosecution has to sort of put all these pieces together, right? they even said this is a complicated case. for the defense they're focusing on what evidence isn't there. they kept talking about there are no fingerprints. there's no eyewitnesses. there's no camera. there's no direct forensics and they focused on the standard of proof, which is beyond

. >> during saturday night's edition of on patrol live hosted by news nations dan abrams, you can see toddler waving a loaded handgun and pulling the trigger. police body cam shows that same child opening the door in his diaper when police knocked the little boy's father. shane osborn was home and reportedly told officers he was in bed all day sick. he claims he does not even own a gun. but the neighbor's lpdoorbell video told a different story. you want to point it at me and said, look what producers of the show say at one point, the child even pointed the gun at himself and pulled the trigger while no rounds were in the gun's chamber, there were 15 rounds loaded in the magazine. the likelihood that a 4 year-old would be able to work the slide and chamber around is pretty slight. just last week. >> a 6 year-old brought a gun from home to school and shot his teacher while up to 90% of guns used by miners in suicides, unintentional shootings and school shootings are found in the child's home or the home of a relative. just 33 states and dc have child access prevention laws. in the case

>> dan abrams, thanks very much. rebecca?rs that are apparently too easy to steal. so easy, in fact, some insurance companies are refusing to cover them under new policies. transportation correspondent gio benitez joins us now with the details including what you can do if you own one of these models and aren't insured. this is a surprise. good morning, gio. >> reporter: yeah, rebecca, good morning. this really is a surprising story. insurance companies usually want more policyholders, but notwcan. the videos are shocking. car after car stolen, posted on social media as a warning. >> if you drive a kia or a hyundai, i would be on the lookout. >> reporter: now two major insurance companies, state farm and progressive, say they are refusing to write policies for older model hyundais and kias. state farm telling abc news, it became necessary to take action to protect our policyholders and our business. >> it's highly unusual for an auto insurer, even on a temporary basis, to hold off on taking new policyholders based on the vehic

let's bring in our chief legal analyst dan abrams.you think charges could be coming, even for baldwin? >> i do. i think at this point they may be likely. six months ago if you asked do you think alec baldwin would get charged, my answer would have been no. now we heard from the d.a. herself when she was asking for more money to continue the investigation, she said the following, it's become apparent will be potentially charging between one and four people with criminal charges and with that, each of those charges will probably include some variation of our homicide statute. that is from the d.a. herself. so if you take that at its face, you would think going into today that it is likely that alec baldwin or others will be charged with some variation of the homicide and that would likely be involuntary manslaughter. >> what does that mean? >> in the state of new mexico it is a fourth degree felony. meaning it is lower. it could be it wouldn't even have to be reckless. up to 18 months in prison is a potential sentence but it's the kind

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let's bring in abc news chief legal analyst dan abrams and abc news contributor and former fbi agent ad garrett and, dan, i'll start with you, how strong is the prosecutor's case. >> this is a really powerful affidavit. the way they're able to link the car and the phone back to kohberger, back to his house, to the crime scene and then returning to his house later is really astonishing and then on top of that, you have a very powerful piece of dna evidence from the scene linked back to him. you read through this and you see the police work. you see how they went through all the surveillance videos, you see how they were able to piece this together and then finally make the arrest. it's rare that i've seen a document this powerful in terms of the different kinds of evidence they were able to use and put it all together and link it to kohberger. >> let's bring in brad and talk about that powerful piece of dna evidence that you just mentioned. brad, authorities say that they found dna on a knife sheath and that they ended up being able to link it to his father through a familial match. is

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dan abrams will break it all down for us. also, can't stop, won't stop.will keep talking about your rain, snow, and the last little hit that comes through midweek, and everywhere in between that this latest one will be bringing snow to, and severe storms. damaging wind coming tomorrow. on top of all of it, kicking off an inspiring series highlighting talented kid creators. it starts with an impressive six-year-old fashion designer who we have a surprise for. i said i thought miles was great, my four-year-old, when he came in with a cut off he had made himself. a cutoff t-shirt that he now wears like all of his t-shirts, even in winter with long sleeves. i'm not saying it is good fashion, but he is an opinionated young man. reggie: so, he just went somewhere, got some scissors, and cut off the sleeves, said this was his new look? ginger: that's his new look. always cut offs, even in winter. jobina: just the sleeves or are we also talking crop top? i took it as crop top. ginger: no crop top, just the sleeves. let's not tell him crop tops sorry thing. jobina

. >> coming up, brad garrett and legal expert dan abrams way in life. with your gma first look, i am cana whitworth. reggie: a chp officer injured while responding to a call. how this week's storm played a role. kumasi: flood frustration. one displaced family in oakland says they need answers after floodwaters forced them from their accomplice -- apartment complex, almost a week ago. - life is uncertain. everyday pressures can feel overwhelming it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried, or frustrated. it's normal. with calhope's free and secure mental health resources, it's easy to get the help you and your loved ones need when you need it the most. call our warm line at (833) 317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> our home does power. our home does not have any running water. it is dark and we want answers and we are starting to get them. reggie: now i 5:30, major storm cleanup. a much calmer day, today. people have to deal with the intense rain and

. >> let's bring in our chief legal analyst dan abrams. what is the risk here? about every prosecutor that possibly could has announced they're investigating george santos. you've got the local prosecutor, state prosecutors. you've got the feds. you've got the ftc. everyone is investigating george santos. here's what they're not going to be investigating him for -- they're not going to investigate him for his resume. he's not going to get charged for saying he went to a college he didn't go to. the legal question is going to be about the money. it's going to be about exactly how did he get that money that he gave to his campaign. where did it come from? was it a campaign finance violation? and the other thing he has to be concerned about right now, there are a lot of other people coming out of the woodwork to allege that george santos engaged in some sort of fraud with them. so it's not just the campaign he's got to worry about now. there's also the potential for maybe other charges that come in connection with something else he did with somebody else. >> we alr

dan abrams, that evidence from the trash bin so damning. >> because they were able to link that backthe crime scene, that's why it's so damning. they have this knife sheath that's at the crime scene where they find dna that matches the family of bryan kohberger. that's why it's so damning. this does raise another question which is supposedly this criminology student who knows the way things work. it shows you that -- if he is actually the guy, boy, was he bad at this. i mean, he made mistake after mistake after mistake and in this case the authorities actually watching him. so not only do they end up with the dna evidence, but they have an additional piece in that, wait a sec, why is he trying to bring it over to his neighbor's garbage? >> seems like they have a strong case against him. could he try to strike a plea deal and if not, as a defense attorney, how do you approach it? >> so first let's talk about a possible plea deal. we talked about this the other day. the only thing prosecutors would consider accepting would be a guilty plea maybe to take the death penalty off the table.

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. >> during saturday night's edition of on patrol live hosted by news nations dan abrams, you can see and pulling the trigger. police body cam shows that same child opening the door in his diaper when police knocked the little boy's father, shane osborn was home and reportedly told officers he was in bed all day sick. he claims he does not even own a gun. but the neighbor's doorbell video told a different story. you want to point at me and said, look what producers of the show say at one point, the child even pointed the gun at himself and pulled the trigger while no rounds were in the gun's chamber, there were 15 rounds loaded in the magazine. the likelihood that a 4 year-old would be able to work the slide and chamber around is pretty slight. just last week. >> a 6 year-old brought a gun from home to school and shot his teacher while up to 90% of guns used by miners in suicides, unintentional shootings and school shootings are found in the child's home or the home of a relative. just 33 states and dc have child access prevention laws. in the case of this, a 4 year-old who got a hold

. >> during saturday night's edition of on patrol live hosted by news nations dan abrams, you can see the toddler waving a loaded handgun and pulling the trigger. police body cam shows that same child opening the door in his diaper when police knocked the little boy's father, shane osborn was home and reportedly told officers he was in bed all day sick. he claims he does not even own a gun but the neighbor's doorbell video told a different story. you want to point it at me and said, look what producers of the show say at one point, the child even pointed the gun at himself and pulled the trigger while no rounds were in the gun's chamber, there were 15 rounds loaded in the magazine. the likelihood that a 4 year-old would be able to work the slide and chamber around is pretty slight. just last week. >> a 6 year-old brought a gun from home to school and shot his teacher while up to 90% of guns used by miners in suicides, unintentional shootings and school shootings are found in the child's home or the home of a relative. just 33 states and dc have child access prevention laws. in the cas

let's bring in our analyst dan abrams and mary. >> reporter: there's no question it is dominating everythingere with this administration. they know this is politically explosive for them and being very careful and cautious in how they comment on this. they are not wanting to go beyond those very carefully worded statements from the and, of course, they are very quick to point out the real differences between how biden handled these documents immediately turning them over to authorities and how president trump acted spending months resisting requests for the hundreds of classified documents stored at mar-a-lago. but there is nouestion this puts this white house in a really awkward position, having now dueling special counsels with the current and former president at the center at them knowing very well these two could very well be running against each other in the next presidential race. >> dan, the key word the white house counsel is using inadvet.enenrt. the reality is to charge just for possession of documents like this, you typically need someone who is hiding, stealing, seinllg. >> obstr

dan thorn has the details. >> friends of beth abrams say the 73 year-old san francisco resident live life of purpose. she spent 40 years teaching dance throughout the bay area while also serving as the founder of a taking in the fresh air. it golden gate park was part of her regular routine until tragedy struck last saturday. that's really the only thing that could stop >> something like that. a big, catastrophic and, you know, and quick. because she was such a go-getter, such a great lady, a real champion. >> katie warner had been friends cith abrams for more than 30 years. warner was saddened when she learned a jogger found abrams body near a fallen tree branch warner says she was an inspiration. she was relentless. >> she was non-stop. double and to she inspired a lot of people to help that help came through the beth abrams center for peace, arts, justice and the environment. the nonprofit focused on feeding the immigrant port of san francisco. >> and later advocating for more electric car chargers for homeowners. she believed that you couldn't wait for somebody to help you or giv

abrams dance community to remember her life. it's still unclear what is going to happen with the nonprofit reporting live in san francisco. dan thorn kron. 4 news. thank you, dan. >> take a look here. a pretty impressive. this is body camera footage of an antioch police officer kyle smith using his canines 30 foot leash to save a guy who was struggling. they're in the canal and the water. he unravels the leash, throws it over the fence and that man's able to grab hold of it and he is eventually pulled to safety. antioch police say the officers quick thinking likely save that man's life. new tonight at 09:03pm, people have been arrested, including a 16 year-old in connection to a stabbing in novato. police say the stabbing happened last saturday at the vintage oaks shopping center. nevada police arresting 20 year-old frederick hernandez and the 16 year-old on suspicion of attempted murder. and 45 year-old jaime hernandez arrested on suspicion of aiding a felony and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. police say the victim, a 33 year-old man was involved in a confrontation at the shopping center. but police say the 16 y

abrams life and that was held by her dancing community. as for her nonprofit, it's still unclear what it's going to happen with that reporting live in san francisco. dan thorn kron. 4 news. thanks so much, dan. >> well, the national weather service issued a coastal hazard warning for this coming weekend. they say because of the ongoing king tides, sneaker waves, rip currents and possible flooding through monday afternoon. authorities say never turn your back on the ocean. keep an eye on small children and pets. also avoid climbing, rocks and jetties and pay attention to warning signs calling for. chief. meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with details on conditions along the coast have been rough out toward the you've got these king tide rolling in. so the tides are much higher than you can imagine. >> you've got large waves rolling in on top of that. the combination the 2 really making it a more dangerous out along the coastal sections. got to really watch it. if you're headed out toward the beach and definitely don't turn your back toward the water's edge. clear skies tonight. but even though the skies are clear, there's still some storms on

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