captain john wood: exactly.ankiewicz: before you? captain john wood: he was the one who appointed me after i left. josh mankiewicz: so, everybody here knows him? captain john wood: yup. josh mankiewicz: trusts him? likes him? captain john wood: yup. josh mankiewicz: and he's a friend of the family. and he'd know how to make that device. captain john wood: exactly. josh mankiewicz: stalnaker, though, had a tip, offering up a possible suspect---connie hoagland's ex-son-in-law who, stalnaker claimed, may have had it in for the family. matt beals: that was absolutely a lead that we needed to go out and follow up on immediately, you josh mankiewicz: because he was the only person that anybody could think of who didn't like connie and larry? matt beals: exactly or so we were, you know, told and led to believe. josh mankiewicz: so beals hit the road... bound for vegas and a meeting with connie's son-in-law. matt beals: he didn't have a negative thing to say about connie in any way, shape or form. josh mankiewicz: just

. >> sandra: this is what john is feeling in his neck out of the woods. john is in washington.and snow is concerned, it's amazing, because it is south of new york. south of chicago. >> look outside the window. it snowed for half an hour and now it is gone. >> sandra: now the dirty snow in the city. where is this all heading? >> all out to the east. we have steve and washington, d.c., out here. steve, i can tell it is cold. how does it feel? >> oh, yeah. >> the snowfall and it. it's good to see you. 4-6 inches, widespread in the d.c. area. we found that dry pocket. we are not done just yet. we've got another 2-3 hours then we will see the backside of the system. not only are we expecting another 1-3 inches of snow, it will allow the temperatures to drop. i'm going to get locked in and wore myself out. it's going to be cold on the backside of this. pico we want to watch a few contract. it is not quite done. we have been talking about another storm possibly coming at us for the weekend. >> i need double the earmuffs on. >> fox weather, we've got it all covered for you. she was out

. >> but now this filing is coming from john irving, other attorneys, jan wood ward.the other two co-defendants in the classified documents report. they have an issue with the report overall but specifically with jack smith issuing part of the report on the classified documents case since, one, it was thrown out and since, two, it still is going up against these two co-defendants. >> right. but the evidence -- let's back up. the whole point of a report is that per law in u.s. law when there's a special counsel, the special counsel by law submits a report to the attorney general and the attorney general can choose to make that public. now, all of these matters that jack smith is investigating would necessarily have made their way into a final report. those are investigations of the former president both in washington, d.c. and in florida. these defendants in florida just don't like that their names, i think, are appearing in this report. and that's a little perplexing because we knew that evidence was going to appear in jack smith's report. >> yeah. what i was looking

john: the january 6th pardons? it's about as far as you can go because he's the protector of the system. >> stephen: you make me want to knock woodrthest he can go. >> john: the core presidential task is to protect the constitutional system which has this idea of a peaceful, free and fair election. >> stephen: it's in the oath. preserve, protect, and defend the constitution. >> john: don't use violent means to overthrow of free and fair election that you lost. that is central to the job. to give a pass to all the people who do that. there's a plaque but supposed to go up on the wall at the capitol to honor the 140 or 150 law enforcement officers who were injured that day by those rioters. can they put the plaque up now? because the people who did the injury have all been pardoned. >> stephen: if by law it is supposed to go up, is mike johnson stopping it from going up? okay. well, thanks for stopping by. we have to take a quick break. we'll be right back with more john dickerson, everybody. stick around. they could save hus on car insurance by checking allstate first. like you know to check the weather first, before sailing. it's

wood jr.. brianna keilar boris sanchez kyung lah. >> omar jimenez pamela brown and john berman. >> it's all theest. all the worst. >> 2024 coast to coast. >> welcome. i'm tom foreman, and while every year is a unique journey, the past 12 months took us on an epically bumpy ride through big news, entertainment, sports, music, pop culture, and of course, where we begin on the roughest road of all. the biggest, best, worst political story of the year was the titanic fight for the white house between sitting president joe biden and former president donald trump. >> unbelievable. >> this year was the year of the battle. >> both sides felt like the other side represented the end of america, right? >> he's done a poor job. well, what are you talking about? >> worst reality. even as bitter words flew between the oldest presidential candidates ever. polls showed most voters didn't like either choice. >> it was the election that nobody asked for, and everyone was getting. and they were getting it every day at full volume. >> if this were a dating show, you'd want to walk off the set. >> the twice impeach

woods yet. we're supposed to get winds in excess of 60 miles an hour this afternoon on the ridge tops. so if we do issue additional evacuation orders, please leave. >> john: chief, we wish you godspeed. you have the support of an entire nation here. we thank you for taking the time to be with us. we really appreciate it. thank you. sandra, it's amazing the extent of the devastation, the fact that this fire still zero percent contained. it continues to burn. obviously not in these areas because there's nothing left to burn. some houses spared. through miracles or maybe it's just, you know, the basic construction, stucco potentially doesn't burn as quickly as wood. does. and tile roofs tend to protect more than even an ash facility roof would. -- asphalt roof. look at these neighborhoods and everything is gone. >> sandra: nothing was stared. when you see the images on the screen right now and also these, the wildfire destroying some iconic hollywood spots. we've got these before and after images showing the absolute complete devastation of some of these notable places, the top a a ngo ranch, motteelo offered an inexpensive escape for writers. the rogers ra

johns. >> sandra: we don't want to know what you are wearing underneath, brand that we want to know you are talking on one nation periods. >> james woods down, he was spot. we will talk about the inauguration. roger wicker wants to reinvent the pentagon and 5% spending and pete hegseth confirmed. jim jordan on what is possible for donald trump to get done in the first 100 days. and mike gallagher on tiktok. remember he ran for china panel and said tiktok espionage tool happy today and every clear thinking american should be happy tiktok is done. and to sell an american company and stay on business online because that is chinese buying business. >> sandra: that will be a great show, brian. john. >> john: sound outrage as ms-13 leader spared the death penalty or life sentence after confessing to murdering seven people all because of sweetheart deal with the doj. at the police union president in the county where the king taken hold calls it an insult to victims families and he joins uu coming up next. of honor society recognizes valor beyond the call of duty. britt slabinski, a recipient of the medal of honor himself, sat down with fellow