remember the 86 camp saying against julian bond and julian bond had been in the state house georgia and there's certainly some class and racial and colourism dynamics there. can you speak a little bit to that. yeah. and how it reflects in particular to this transformation from crusader to this practical politician interested in getting on the board right now. it's an amazing story. it's chapter 19 from from when you get to it and again, i'll try to do it justice in a few words. by 1986, you know, atlanta had had andy young, an african-american representative for first fifth district. young had gone into the carter administration and. john lewis had run for that seat in 1977, didn't win, but came in a creditable second to a man named wyche fowler, a white guy, and 86, fowler was ready to run senate. so the seats opened again. and lewis thinks, well, you know, came in second last time. i'll run this time. but also to run is his best friend of 25 years. julian bond. i'm sure many remember bond. bond. dashingly handsome, witty, quick on his. he was, you know, even back in the seventies, hos

julian and emma. >> wow. all right, it's coming.andhya. >> larry beil is here with sports. now to golf. >> i mean, it's a big week. pebble beach got a couple of aces to show you from round one. at pebble, you'll see them. plus a little cooking advice for you. julian, want to write this down? why? you should never use a wine glass to make your ravioli. okay, proem was focused on the celebrities like bill murray, the clown prince of golf, who, flinging fans around the bunker didn't work out very well for this woman right there. but that was then, and this is now in 2025, much more of an emphasis on the golf itself, with the winner hauling in $3.6 million on sunday. round one today at pebble. a little gray, but not bad. rory mcilroy making his season debut. this is the par three 15th. flies it in for an ace slam dunk. he's at minus six and tied for eighth at two. back on the seventh hole. you won't see another hole in one. you're going to. shane lowry with an ace. tied for eighth. lowry from ireland mcilroy. northern ireland. luck of t

. >> and i'm julian glover. the closures are part of oakland's effort to close a $129 million budget deficit. >> money very tight. the brown outs will impact stations 25 and 28 and are expected to last six months. abc seven news reporter luz pena is following the story and has more. >> reporter this is a reality of a city facing a $129 million budget deficit. cuts need to be made and these two firehouses will close on monday. >> there are no firehouses that we can afford to close. we need every firehouse we have and then some. >> oakland's fire chief said data led them to these stations, which are among the least busy, according to the last published fire response report. oakland's firefighters responded to more than 54,000 calls in 2023. fire engine, 28 responded to just 405. of those. fire station 25 responded to 834. >> right now, these two firehouses will be closed for the next six months through the through the end of the fiscal year. uh- at at the end of the fiscal year. these firehouses will open back up.

tim. >> yeah, julian. this entire process, of course, stemming from the recall of previous alameda county district attorney pamela price price was recalled by voters back in november. since then, the board of supervisors has received dozens of applications from people who want to replace her. they'll pick one person out of seven finalists today. now, of those seven finalists, several worked for bay area district attorney's offices. right now, others work for local governments, the state attorney general's office. and there is one judge. whoever is selected will officially be sworn in as da early next month, and serve in the role until the next general election in 2026. the new district attorney will step into the role at a time of increased scrutiny for the da's office. price faced heavy criticism over crime rates in places like oakland, as well as her perceived soft on crime persona. during today's meeting, many public speakers expressed their desire to work with whoever the new, the whoever the new da is

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. >> and i'm julian glover. and just that quickly we're learning of a new fire, this one burning near calabasas. we're taking some live images from sky seven there in los angeles county,ven just showing the thick smoke that's been kicked up there. and in the distance you can see that trail of fire. so far, we know that five people have died in the southern california wildfires, and the economic toll in the tens of billions of dollars and still rising as the fires continue to rage there today. >> as the smoke cleared, we got our first real look at all that damage. this from pacific palisades. just a whole community you can see gone. >> and this is a look at where the fires are burning right now with, we know, tens of acres, tens of thousands of acres burning. currently. we want to get to abc seven news anchor karina nova for a look at the latest conditions right now. karina. >> yeah, we are getting a better view of the destruction from the palisades fire. aerial images now show house after house, neighborhoods le

the gregorian one, the julian one and the full orthodox christians celebrate according to the julian calendar. and the difference at the individual makes 13 days between the 2 calendars. and what's important to mentioned here as well, is that across most early across the russia, the solum services a health, but also across jewish in us being on jerusalem charges as well. and also the services and the faithful return home for a festive meal. see me in the holiday as a family holiday. the say one more reason to take out the bible once again to read with the children. to remember that we should forgive our petty family troubles for c. that's the most important thing. thank you. since this holiday is about family values, traditional values of russia. now in a world of spirit listeners, this holiday is coming up. it is the bulwark of our face. our future and every thing we are trying to achieve some very positive dynamic, so it's always the expectation of a miracle, of course, but almost like from childhood. for the rest of my life, i guess for big carries 3. it's a magical feeling. it is

karina. >> julian and emma.his afternoon, the black boxes from the american airlines plane were recovered from the potomac river. they will now be analyzed at the ntsb lab and could offer important clues as to exactly what happened. this investigation is still in the first 24 hours. an american airlines plane just minutes from landing at reagan national airport, was hit by a black hawk helicopter on a training mission. dive teams have recovered the bodies of 40 of the 67 victims. others may not be recovered until the plane's wreckage is lifted out of the water. the ntsb is on the scene and says it will have a preliminary report in 30 days. earlier, a board member delivered this emotional statement. >> a loss of life in an aviation accident is very unusual in the united states, and our heartfelt sorrow goes out to everyone that's affected. it affects us. it affects everyone around us. there are a lot of people hurting today. we will help find out what happened. we will do it factually and we will do it accurately

. >> and i'm julian glover. we have a lot to discuss on the plane crash, but first we want to talk about a series of storms lining up and heading toward the bay area. abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel is tracking the level one storm on the way tomorrow. >> yeah, we've had weeks without a single storm, and now they're just lining up. sandhya. >> yeah, i mean, it's exactly what we were looking for, julian. and we wanted storm after storm to soak the bay area and deliver what we need in winter. and it's coming starting tomorrow. so let's look at live doppler seven. we have a level one for friday, a level two for saturday, and an atmospheric river on saturday that is set to soak the bay area. let's take a look at what you can expect. there is a flood watch that's going up tomorrow afternoon until sunday night. flooding is possible on roadways, small streams and creeks, especially with the intensity of the rain picking up. not so much tomorrow. it starts out with light to moderate rain during the morning hou

julian, there's a lot of work left to do.n apocalyptic scene in southern california valleys filled with smoke and flames taking over hillsides as at least four major wildfires burn out of control, embers flying all around pushed by hurricane strength winds. >> oh, and we have, you know, a partial structure collapse. >> this afternoon, we got our first look at the devastation from the air, the winds slowing enough for helicopters to fly safely. >> it's armageddon. i'm driving through a war zone right now, and i don't even know what to say. i'm speechless. i'm shocked. >> the winds also kept firefighters from launching water, dropping helicopters, people running with buckets of water in their hands, trying to do anything they could to save homes, others rushing to grab any belongings they could. neighbors tried but could not save. the symington family's home of 24 years. it makes me want to cry, but it also in the midst of the dark hour, puts a little ray of love and hope. >> all the stuff that's here is replaceable. >> people

watch. >> anybody have eyes on julian? go look for him. >> nope, sorry. >> there is never a good time to go. >> lawrence: tell us how did this happen? >> right before the nfc championship. you guys know we're in the studio all the time. your body clock and it came there. that's actual footage. that is a documentary and technically i'm not in the commercial on super bowl. commercial is technically designed for people to be able to use the restroom during the commercial. we're promoting going to the bathroom. >> steve: exactly. we have heard from different city water departments during the super bowl the number of flushes is astronomical during the commercial. >> hopefully we have our water departments nice and controlled. >> steve: it becomes a story, they don't call me. >> brian: you're in l.a. >> we could use those water departments. >> ainsley: everything is okay with you are house? >> everything is okay. thankfully that can't be said for a lot of people. it has been real devastating out there and unbelievable to see the

julian. ama, over 100 people signed up to speak during today's public comment at this special meeting that just wrapped up moments ago, and supervisors are now hearing from the candidates themselves before they vote. now, this entire process, of course, stemming from the recall of previous alameda county da, pamela price. price was recalled by voters back in november. since then, the board of supervisors has received dozens of applications from people who want to replace her. they'll pick one out of seven finalists tonight. now, of those seven finalists, seven worked for bay area district attorney offices. right now, others work for local governments, the state attorney general's office, and there is also one judge. whoever is selected will officially be sworn in as da early next month and serve in the role until the next general election in 2026. the new da will step into the role at a time of increased scrutiny for the office. price faced heavy criticism over crime rates in places like oakl

. >> and i'm julian glover. more than 35,000 acres have burned and thousands of homes have burned with it. and what could end up being one of the most expensive wildfires in california history? >> today, more images of all the damage, homes and lives destroyed. this as crews continue to work to try to put out the fire. still burning out of control. six fires have scorched los angeles county and four remain burning. today, many residents were dropped from their fire insurance plans before the flames hit, and those insured are concerned about whether or not they will get the funds to rebuild. >> i want you all to know that we are going to be working diligently with the state to make sure that those that are insured get the financial help they need. >> the palisades and eaton fires are still the most destructive with the least containment. more than 7000 structures were damaged or destroyed in the eaton fire alone. another 5 to 6000 from the palisades fire. fire officials are hopeful for progress. >> a lot of reall

. >> and i'm julian glover. we have a lot to discuss on the plane crash, but first we want to talk about a series of storms lining up and heading toward the bay area. abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel is tracking the level one storm on the way tomorrow. >> yeah, we've had weeks without a single storm, and now they're just lining up. sandhya. >> yeah, i mean, it's exactly what we were looking for, julian. and we wanted storm after storm to soak the bay area and deliver what we need in winter. and it's coming starting tomorrow. so let's look at live doppler seven. we have a level one for friday, a level two for saturday, and an atmospheric river on saturday that is set to soak the bay area. let's take a look at what you can expect. there is a flood watch that's going up tomorrow afternoon until sunday night. flooding is possible on roadways, small streams and creeks, especially with the intensity of the rain picking up. not so much tomorrow. it starts out with light to moderate rain during the morning hou

. >> and i'm julian glover. we had a wet start to the day and we're not totally in the clear just yet. the snow is coming down in the sierra. this road sign has the best advice. slow the fast down. chains are required for drivers, and right now, traffic is stopped on i-80 because of spinouts there. >> now, here's a snapshot of conditions here in the bay area. as you look around, look around some of our cameras located in different spots around the bay area. it is mostly clear out there and mostly dry as you can see. now let's bring in abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel. >> she's got an eye on both the surf and the snow. sandhya. yeah, absolutely. >> and julian and dan, let's take a look at first the snow, because it is just coming down. this is from zephyr cove. it really looks like winter at this hour. this is why it's not a good idea to head up there, even though it's beautiful to look at from the camera perspective. not great to drive until 10 p.m. tonight we have a winter storm warning in effect. we'

sandhya. >> yeah, and stephanie and julian. all the right conditions came together, which is why we've seen explosive and devastating wildfires in southern california. not only is it critically dry down there, you have the gusty, strong offshore wind event, the santa ana winds right now 46 miles an hour at malibu. you can see there mount lukens troc trail, 35 miles an hour, looking at some of those fires that are burning. palisades fire is now over 15,000 acres. we have the newest fire that has just broken out, the lidia fire as we take a look. the red flag warning is in effect as damaging santa ana winds will continue until 6 p.m. tomorrow. winds are expected to eventually drop off, but until then, today, the risk of wildfire remains in the extreme category across the region. it is still a life threatening situation. winds will slowly back off, initially remaining gusty through the night and going into tomorrow morning. and then by tomorrow evening those winds really start to dial back as we head into late night hours. hopeful

. >> and i'm julian glover. the trump administration says that new executive order seeks to fight anti-semitism on college campuses. >> it calls for deporting students deemed hamas supporters who are not u.s. citizens. we'll have more on that in just a moment. but first, here's a look at what else president trump signed today. >> he signed a memo to prepare a massive facility at guantanamo bay to be used for housing deported migrants. >> the trump administration also rescinded a memo freezing spending on federal loans and grants after it caused widespread confusion. >> as for that executive order to combat anti-semitism on college campuses, it could now mean possible deportation for students who were part of pro-palestinian demonstrations. abc seven news reporter luz pena went to the university of san francisco and has the details. >> international students with f-1 visas who participated in pro-palestinian protests woke up to a threat by president donald trump. they could be deported. >> it's scary knowing that

i was taken by what julian bond was saying about the message because the message would come from, hed new york, you know, the locus of the headquarters of the civil rights groups and setting an agenda, today we're gonna talk about voting rights or whatever. and they would also then put resources in there. you don't have that kind of centralized, direct motion now out in this second civil rights movement coming from the black lives matter, 'cause they're here and there. - like there's no organization - i think we have to, as we go into even possibly a third civil rights movement, understand how these activists, they need to engage politically and say, you know what, politics is a necessary step in terms of achieving equity and recognition of common destiny and common humanity. - one of the forces that is constantly opposing the second civil rights movement you write about in the book is right wing media. - right. - you mention fox news, your current employer. - yeah. - and former prime time hosts like bill o'reilly, which you mentioned. he's stirring up racial tensions. and you recall

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joining us now, julian epstein. julian has 15 years of experience on capitol hill. chief counsel for house judiciary during the clinton impeachment. so no jail time or other punishment, a sentence in name only. you've said this new york case is a political abuse of the justice system. can you explain that to the viewer, julian? >> yes. thanks for having me on, liz. yes. this is, essentially, a gross abuse of the justice system. the unconditional discharge today is the judicial equivalent of saying never mind. they put the country through this for two years all for naught. it's an abuse of the the legal system, liz, because no american ever in the history of this country has been prosecuted on this fact pattern. your viewers don't need to know anything else other than that. if donald trump's name was something other than trump, he i would have never been prosecuted. the judge is was conflicted, the prosecutor was conflicted. it will be reversed on at least three different grounds. there was never any notice as to what the actual charges were. the jury was able to pic

if i were you, julian and dan, i would hold off on that. travel to tahoe today.ou can go up tomorrow. it will be better conditions. let me show you live doppler seven right now. let's talk about what came through. we did have some rain, obviously started early in the day during the commute. and as the front went through, that's when we saw our steadiest of the rain. as we take a look at the sierra, you will notice all that snow that is falling right now. they are reporting some heavy snow. they're chaining up on the all roads leading up to the mountains. and there are some areas that are dealing with closures. so we had a few lightning strikes off the northern california coast earlier today. and we still have a little bit of energy off the coast. so we're going to keep a couple more showers in the forecast. first, let's talk about the sierra until 10 p.m. tonight. we do have that winter storm warning above 5500ft. with the gusty winds and snow it's going to be hazardous driving conditions. let's talk about the rain. most areas were about a half an inch or less. b

you know, julian has written about this era. i mean, he won 49 states and 59% of the vote when he was reelected in 84. the question is whether trump has those same inclination and skill. and if you look at day one, the choice to begin his presidency by pardoning or commuting the sentences of people who beat cops, who later died, plus attempting to end birthright citizenship with a stroke of the pen. it suggests that he is someone who is still mostly focused on his own base and his own grievances, and we'll see whether he can take advantage of the very real opportunity that the discontent with biden's record provided him. in the same way that the discontent with carter is provided to reagan. >> all right. thank you so much. we're just seeing here jd vance, his wife usha, talking to one another as we wait for president trump there to arrive at the national cathedral. thank you so much, julian salazar. ron brownstein, we'll get back to you once that program starts. coming up, president trump pardoned more than a thousand people as

. >> and i'm julian glover. law enforcement tells abc news that the bodies have been pulled from the water. several of them were that plane and helicopter crash, though we don't know how many so far. >> let's take a live look at the scene at ronald reagan national airport. you can see all those lights, that massive row of emergency lights parked along the potomac river for hours tonight as 301st responders continue a desperate search for passengers. >> it is so tough out there right now, so cold in those frigid waters. here's what we know. a commercial flight out of wichita, kansas was flying in for landing around 6:00 tonight when it collided with a military helicopter and went plummeting into the potomac river below. we know 64 people were on board the plane with three army soldiers on board that helicopter crews. they have been searching the river and facing challenging conditions. >> there is wind. there is pieces of ice out there, so it's just dangerous and hard to work in. and because there's not a lot of

i also want to recognize our counterparts in this fight senator lautenberg julian segal dr.xandra, mathias dreyfuss and andy baker and one of the other things about our office when it was created 20 years ago, 21 years ago we were the first office of the special envoy and what's happened since then as we have been joined by dozens of other counterparts on boys coordinators special representative and we have this international network of government officials dedicated in the fight against anti-semitism. in my final week is deputy envoy and after three years i wanted to give an overview of what we have done and maybe provide some kernels for discussion today. her team has risen to the occasion traveling throughout the world. we launched global guidelines to combat anti-semitism a symposium to honor -- counter on line and one thing that's been consistent for october. since october 7 to many people make excuses or reasons for anti-semitism. the connection of jewish people everywhere and factions of one particular government so i wanted to spend a few minutes to talk about how we

. >> and i'm julian glover. several agencies are investigating last night's shooting in san francisco's soma neighborhood, but the motive remains a mystery. we know this all happened on the sidewalk at ninth and mission. in the same block as the victim's dispensary. police later shot and killed that suspect. >> abc seven news reporter j.r. stone spoke with neighbors who are shaken up and demanding change from the city. >> i did hear the pop pop, pop pop. >> a window with a bullet hole in it. less than 24 hours after gunshots rang out in this soma neighborhood at ninth and mission. >> the way he did it, though, i mean, you walk. he he loaded, unloaded a lot of bullets and then when he was on the ground, he just pow, pow twice, you know, in the head. and then once all the way through the torso. >> the man who was shot is martin olive, the owner of vapor room, which is a longtime marijuana dispensary. according to friends, olive is still alive and currently recovering in the icu after being shot four times. they've

the judy and one and the full orthodox christians celebrate, according to the julian calendar. and the difference of the individual makes the team days between the 2 calendars and what's of importance to mentioned here as well, is that across not early across the rush of the soul and services a helpful also across jewish in us being and you re send them a check just as well, and also the services and the faithful return home for a festive meal. see me in the holiday is a family holiday to say one more reason to take out the bible once again to read with children. to remember that we should forgive our petty family troubles for us . that's the most important thing. you mess this holiday is about family values, traditional values of russia. now in a world of spirit, listen, is this holiday is coming. it is the bulwark of our faith. our future and every thing we are trying to achieve that as a dynamic. it's always the expectation of a miracle, of course, but almost like from childhood. for the rest of my life, i guess for with carries 3. it's a magical feeling. it is a great joy,

sandhya. >> yeah, stephanie and julian. this is a particularly dangerous situation unfolding with life threatening gusty winds and critically dry fuels. looking at the conditions near the fire, it's a drying north wind gusting to 23 miles an hour. a pacific palisades area you can see surrounding areas. malibu hills 62 miles an hour 60 malibu. when those winds come down the mountains and move towards the ocean, they pick up speed and there's no sign that the winds are going to let up a life threatening situation unfolding with the red flag warnings going isolated. gusts 80 to 100 miles an hour. they've already seen that in the surrounding areas. we've had our gusty winds. looking frm our kgo roof camera right now 30 mile an hour winds in oakland hills, hood mountain, just over that 42 mount umunhum at the lower elevations, 32 miles an hour in napa right now. wind advisory going until 10 a.m. tomorrow morning. we are looking at gusts anywhere between 40 to 50 miles an hour. and when we look at the hourly wind gusts, you'll no

and julian, this is exactly what we were waiting for weeks and we're finally getting it. i mean, last saturday, spotty showers didn't do much. >> yeah. >> i didn't even see anything. >> i know some people did was like i heard it. they were gone. yeah, i needed. >> the wipers a few times and other people did as well, but it was so spotty and so light. >> okay. thank you so much, sandhya. >> the sights, the sounds we are welcoming in the ♪ (slow down) ♪ (♪) cut!!!! i get it! slow motion. slow down geographic atrophy. but we don't need gimmicks. stick to the facts. ga, the advanced form of dry amd, can irreversibly damage your vision. but syfovre is an fda-approved eye injection that gives you the power to slow ga. syfovre was proven to slow ga lesion growth over 2 years with increasing effect over time. it's the only treatment to slow ga in as few as 6 doses per year. don't take syfovre if you have an infection, or active swelling in or around your eye that may include pain and redness or are allergic to it. syfovre can cause severe allergic reactions. other serious side ef

. >> and i'm julian glover. enforcement tells abc news that the bodies have been pulled from the water. several of them were that plane and helicopter crash, though we don't know how many so far. >> let's take a live look at the scene at ronald reagan national airport. you can see all those lights, that massive row of emergency lights parked along the potomac river for hours tonight as 301st responders continue a desperate search for passengers. >> it is so tough out there right now, so cold in those frigid waters. here's what we know. a commercial flight out of wichita, kansas was flying in for landing around 6:00 tonight when it collided with a military helicopter and went plummeting into the potomac river below. we know 64 people were on board the plane with three army soldiers on board that helicopter crews. they have been searching the river and facing challenging conditions. >> there is wind. there is pieces of ice out there, so it's just dangerous and hard to work in. and because there's not a lot of ligh

. >> and i'm julian glover. several agencies are investigating last night's shooting in san francisco's soma neighborhood, but the motive remains a mystery. we know this all happened on the sidewalk at ninth and mission. in the same block as the victim's dispensary. police later shot and killed that suspect. >> abc seven news reporter j.r. stone spoke with neighbors who are shaken up and demanding change from the city. >> i did hear the pop pop, pop pop. >> a window with a bullet hole in it. less than 24 hours after gunshots rang out in this soma neighborhood at ninth and mission. >> the way he did it, though, i mean, you walk. he he loaded, unloaded a lot of bullets and then when he was on the ground, he just pow, pow twice, you know, in the head. and then once all the way through the torso. >> the man who was shot is martin olive, the owner of vapor room, which is a longtime marijuana dispensary. according to friends, olive is still alive and currently recovering in the icu after being shot four times. they've

we'll be joined by former white house cabinet member julian castro, who runs the latino community foundation. also, who's going to replace recalled district attorney pamela price? the decision is tonight. plus, new video appears to show sparks at a power line right before one of the l.a. fires. is the power company to blame? and a big honor for a warriors legend. how the team will be honoring andre iguodala. good evening. this is nbc bay area news tonight, i'm raj mathai. wherever you stand on the deportation issue, here's the reality. the ice raids are impacting almost all of our local communities. there is so much happening coming out of the white house. in many ways, president trump is essentially flooding the zone. dozens of executive orders, communities and lawmakers can't even keep up with the proposed changes. tonight, there is confusion and concern about the latest executive order to freeze federal grants and loans. late today, though, a federal judge temporarily blocked that order. but california leaders and the agencies that get federal money are still worried. let's explain this h

let's bring in julian epstein.chief counsel for house judiciary. julian let me get to the data. bid on pardoned or commuted the sentence of over 8,000 criminals more than any other modern u.s. president and newsweek is reporting this , pardoned cop killers, child abusers and the biggest, rita cromwell, and he also pardoned people who benefited well-connected democrats. what do you make of all of this? >> well i think that it was a very befoonish move on biden, and in biden's defense some were non-violent drug offenses and some were the commutation of death sentences not a get out of jail free, but the political pardons were awful in particular the pardons of his family. not just is it a smudge on his legacy, whatever legacy is left because biden lied about the pardons of his family members. it sort of exposes the sanctimony of democratic rhetoric on rule of law but ultimately what the pardon of the family members does is it gives oxygen to the republican argument that this is where the further investigation, becaus

i'm julian glover. it was a game of political musical chairs at oakland city hall today, council member kevin jenkins was voted in as the new council president, and that makes him the interim mayor. jenkins will be the third mayor oakland has seen in just the last month, following the recall of shengtao, outgoing city council president nikki fortunato. bass was the interim mayor after tao's departure, but she's now left the city council to be sworn in. as in alameda county supervisor. we heard from the interim mayor jenkins just a short time ago. >> we all have to work together. there are some serious issues in the city, but we're only going to get past it. working together. the residents of oakland absolutely demand it. we want to get back to a place where we're doing our basic services well, where we're getting our unsheltered folks housed, where we're filling potholes, where our fire stations are open, and i'm sure that we will work together, get this figured out, and make sure that we get the budget

i do not plead guilty to anything else. julian, the phones is guilty says b u s. field for you, opening the pandora's books of washington's violations across the world and songs, as you heard him, that tells a council of europe says she's do fee of $1.00 thing, only journalism from the moment, which he likes best onto the scene. publishing improves of diplomatic cables implicating washington in atrocities. i'm the alleged will crimes a song she was a mocked mind. the on the with so much a going that faces washington, this elite had toyed to spin, which he likes as a site endangering the lives of american troops and not does the hopping jeff over the troops. the julian assigns, endangered the lives of our troops in a time of war, and should have been prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law abiding administration's plea deal with assigned as a miscarriage of justice. and this honors the service and sacrifice of the men and women of our armed forces in their families. there should be no plead deals to avoid prison for any one that endangers the security of our military or the national

the julian assigns, endangered the lives of our troops in a time of war. and should have been prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law abiding administrations. please deal with assigns as a miscarriage of justice. and this honors the service and sacrifice of the men and women of our armed forces and their families. there should be no plea deals to avoid prison for any one that endangers the security of our military or the national security of the united states. ever. others so astonishes fight through which he makes is one to expose the truth, a quote to elizabeth trades. the council of europe's parliamentary assembly declared he had been held as a political prisoner, a few months old to his release from bel most present. a song spoke out saying that one former director of the sky had planned to kidnap on the sass relate to him. he also tuesday agency leading a town pain of a tax on his family in a bid to see retribution. it is now a matter of public record that under compel is explicit direction. the c, i a drew up plans to kidnap and to assassinate me

julian zelizer, thank you so much for your analysis. >> thanks. >> all right. still to come, a new york judge upheld president donald trump's felony conviction, i should say, in his so-called hush money case. why? the judge said the trump, though, will not face any penalties. >> plus, trump helped push mike johnson across the finish line to remain house speaker. what does this say about his influence on capitol hill? we'll talk about it all after the break. >> plus, a cnn exclusive. new video shows the new orleans suspect preparing for the deadly rampage shortly before he drove his truck through crowds on bourbon street on new year's day. we'll have that after the break. in. >> i lay on my back, frozen, thinking the darkest thoughts, and then everything changed. dana said, you're still you. and i love you, super man. >> the christopher reeve story coming in february. >> who knows what tomorrow will bring. but as for me, i'm waiting to see me? who knows? >> who knows? we handcraft every stearns and foster using the finest materials like indulgent memory foam and

julian: our base case is for episodic volatility.e saw that number, 2.5% core pce hit the screen on december 18 and then we had a massive volatility spike. we go back to august, there were a couple of memes. but we are still in a booming market but that is the world we are living in. jonathan: this takes us to bond yields. are we at the mercy of the bond market still in this equity market? julian: i wouldn't say at the mercy, but it is much more important than it has been in the past. because it is going to be part of what guides the ability of the incoming trump administration to achieve what it is trying to do. the feedback might be well, some of the policies are perhaps more inflationary and yes we got to figure out what to do with the debt ceiling that for equity investors at these valuations, you have to be sensitive to bond yields. annmarie:annmarie: which raises the question of whether the most important economic point is going to be jolts for the 10 year option. a time when you are seeing an increase in longer-term yields vs.

i mean, we did a lot of interviews with julian massage before his cafeteria and torture by the british. the reason i called intel, i mean i can give you a little slower to give you, but i don't think it is in danger. no, i think he's done it. his deal way had to say he even knows that he was a journalist and did some things, but i think that's probably as much as one can tell the end of it. but i mean, who knows, i mean, those are the sort of the black areas of policy that you are not allowed to see. they all kept very much in the dark. i don't know, but i think i'm old, but anyways, he is. he's okay now as a drug, thank you and that's it for the show. i'll continued condolences to those surviving u. k u s. and you on violence here in the middle east. we will be back from or on washington as well, with the brand new episode. on monday, joined by the c. i. as for mackenzie, tara chief, dr. michael sure. until end keeping. josh, why will i social media if it's on sent to the annual country? and i, to a general, going on want to keep you on the come to watching you and all that besides of

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julian: pretty substantial. jonathan: i thought juergen essay how big of a tantrum would be at the white house. lisa: we already know that. this is par for the course so they already have it they basically just press go. julian: the point being here that the valuations where we are in the market, less than perfect and or very good news is met with violent reaction. basically we have deepseek on monday, three substantial selloff but that was preceded by 10 days of literally parabolic gains given the fact the inflation news was so good. where is the next three to 5%? let's see what we hear from the white house and let's see what the corporate dialogue around deepseek is in these reporters this afternoon for the long term trend of travel is still higher. >> julian will be sticking with the spread equity futures on the s&p positive by close to 1/10 of 1%. we will catch up with anne-marie in a moment. let's get an update on stories elsewhere. here is your bloomberg brief. >> bloomberg has learned microsoft and openai

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julian and anna couldn't get a hold of their mom.able to get a hold of larry. but when you can't get a hold of your mom-- like, moms always call back, text, something. they were getting really nervous and upset. and no communication? no communication. we just thought sometimes you can't get a hold of people, but it was very bizarre. andrea canning (voiceover): back in zambia, larry was making final arrangements at this funeral home. grace muzorewa, who worked there at the time, showed us the logbook. there's her name. yes, yes. yeah, bianca t. rudolph. andrea canning (voiceover): grace was there when larry came by to identify bianca's body. what was his demeanor like? how was he handling the situation? he was mourning the wife, of course. he was crying. did your heart go out to him as you're watching this? i told him, i said, you know, just leave everything to god. you know, these things happen. and that's how we ended with him. andrea canning (voiceover): less than a week after bianca's death, larry left lusaka. it was a long journe

we just touched on it, julian. wonder, do you see a through line or are we talking apples to oranges here? >> well, it's about alliances that form between government and private actors. and the private actors are different in two different periods. but the through line is if there are no guardrails, if there is no way to contain what these alliances do, they undermine the ability of citizens to have an impact on our democratic decisions. >> and they gradually create great inequality, political inequalities in who makes decisions and who has influence. and i think that's the through line. and it's just two different threats they're talking about. although obviously today technology and the military will converge. >> april. >> president obama had warned of political polarization ahead of trump's first term in office. we've learned that he's going to be there. clinton and bush, they're going to be there at trump's inauguration, but they won't go to the luncheon that day. what do you expect to see? >> well, first of al

laughter you've frightened her, julian. i'm not surprised. mabu, we see evidence of how the local villagers still use the forest. we just come across what's known as a gin trap. this is used by local hunters, and the idea behind it is that these extremely sharp teeth snap onto the legs of an animal, when it walks through the trap. the basic idea is that this catches the animal, holds it in place, keeps it alive — in excruciating pain — anywhere else in the world. laughter you've frightened her, julian. i'm not surprised. laughter as we walk through mabu, we see evidence of how the local villagers still use the forest. we just come across what's known as a gin trap. this is used by local hunters, and the idea behind it is that these extremely sharp teeth snap onto the legs of an animal, when it walks through the trap. the basic idea is that this catches the animal, holds it it's rare. why spend the effort in coming deep into the forest when you can get all your food on the edge? though frowned on by some, hunting is clearly still an important

and president cleveland's princeton person like julian. but, you know, i think trump's going to have to try to unify the country at the rotunda in some way. because his first inaugural didn't pass muster. it was, in my mind, just bitter and divisive. if he can give one that seems with a little bit more unity driven, and then he might do the showman act when he hits the arena, meaning dancing, giving the raw meat because donald trump likes a big audience. that's what he prefers. this sort of, you know, hundreds of people in front of him and that kind of form, like the rotunda isn't his best venue. he'd probably be best off to do it straight ahead and get that done with. the words are what lives and people look at who wrote it and what lives on forever. and erica, you just said american carnage. i mean, that's the that's what people remember. what will be remembered on monday is yet to be seen, but with gaza hostage crisis going on now, at least we can be proud that the biden administration and the incoming trump administration have collabor

. >> and i'm julian glover.nd we're not totally in the clear just yet. the snow is coming down in the sierra. this road sign has the best advice. slow the fast down. chains are required for drivers, and right now, traffic is stopped on i-80 because of spinouts there. >> now, here's a snapshot of conditions here in the bay area. as you look around, look around some of our cameras located in different spots around the bay area. it is mostly clear out there and mostly dry as you can see. now let's bring in abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel. >> she's got an eye on both the surf and the snow. sandhya. yeah, absolutely. >> and julian and dan, let's take a look at first the snow, because it is just coming down. this is from zephyr cove. it really looks like winter at this hour. this is why it's not a good idea to head up there, even though it's beautiful to look at from the camera perspective. not great to drive until 10 p.m. tonight we have a winter stormwa