first of all, how would odom know what he told those guys? odom was going back to the carrier. secondly, who is going to take a tour over anti-aircraft areas that have been firing away at you all war, now manned by japanese who are angry about surrendering? i talked to a vietnam aviator who flew over 100 missions over north vietnam, and i asked him, if you got that message, let's go on the tour, what would you do? he said i would turn around on my own and go back. i would never go on a tour. we would get out of there as fast as we can. but while that was going on, there were two japanese farmers tending their field, and they saw this dogfight occur, and one of the planes crashed not far from their field. they went over and inspected. and it was a planes in hundreds of pieces and things. and they contacted japanese officials who came out, and when it cooled, they gathered up the remains of a person. but there was no head, no limbs, just a trunk. that was all. so no identification could be made. the japanese did, they wrapped it up and carried it to the local buddhist shrine for

plus, stephen welcomes tom hanks and musical guest leslie odom jr.ng jon batiste and stay homin'. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater office building in new york city, it's stephen colbert! >> stephen: hey, everybody! good to see you again. welcome to "a late show." i am your host, stephen colbert. let's see what's going on here. what's the big story tonight? well, look outside, because depending on where you live, it might not be there. snow is battering the east coast, and over 60 million people are under a winter storm watch. people are being asked to stay home, of all things. can you imagine, just sitting around in your house for days on end, nowhere to go, just watching tv? how will we adjust? now, i'm in the new york area, which is expected to get 12-18 inches tonight. it's coming down so hard. le me look out my window. jimmy, you can give us a live shot over here, please. wow, that's intense. look at that. put on a jacket! you'll catch a chill! his lips are so chapped. man, that guy is ripped! there are no carbs in westeros. for

detective odom, great to see you. thank you for being here.s there any doubt in your mind, the failure to support police has a lot to do with this surge in crime? >> absolutely. it is a big failure. one of the things, first of all, i would like to express my condolences to the family members who their loved ones through the lost their loved ones through the violence over the 4th of july. we must be evidence based, data driven. crime is up 400%. shootings are up 200%. robberies are up. assaults are up. what are we doing? when will we put a hold on these things and realize what is going on. i asked the political leaders. i know you can read the crime statistics. you're looking at the data. seeing all the issue us taking place. what are you doing to address it? not only that, numerous officers have been injured during this time. what political leaders have visited the officers in the hospitals who were either murdered or injured during all of this outbreak? i would like to see a list of names. right now i haven't seen any. david: meanwhile you ha

oscar odom former nypd detective. bernie, how damaging is it to building police community relationship when no one talks about these numbers and the truth of how police are trying to make this situation better under very difficult circumstances. >> you know what, laura and real communities with real community leaders, local police precincts have great relationships, local police stations and smaller towns, they have great relationships. the problem comes when you have one of these instants, and the community is concerned, and then you have all the rabble-rousers, the anarchists, you have the rioters, you have the thugs. they all shipped themselves into the community and they go haywire. then the mainstream media, cnn, msnbc, the community unrest and the community is sick and tired of police brutality. the reality is most of those communities have phenomenal relationships with the cops. they need the cops, especially some of the minority and the communities of color because in a lot of scenarios, those are the precinct

it was relying strictly on the survivors, odom, hansen, proctor, those men and what they wrote. by that, i get a description, if the after action report says the pilots were 10 miles west of the airfield, i knew how to plot that on the map. if odom said we were attacked five miles east of the airfield, i knew how to route that on the map as well. so it's a combination of the official records plus personal reminiscences. jeremy: great. i know the answer to this because we are in communication, but i think the audience would like to know what's next? i understand there are two things in the works. john: there are two things. they sort of happened coincidentally. at the same time with the same publisher. the i am currently immersed in one is a biography of a marine officer named general luis polar, who is considered the marine's marine. he's a legend in the marine corps and was awarded five navy crosses for his actions in nicaragua and in the pacific. he got all kinds of other medals. the men loved him. he was someone who would rather hang around with the privates withorporals, esp

we have retired nypd detective, oscar odom coming up. fox news political analyst giano caldwell weighing in on media and prominent democrats downplaying the riots. you won't believe the new sound we have got on tape. republican guy reschenthaler from house judiciary he is with us. we've got more. we're digging into the newly declassified documents. it is getting worse by the day. it shows chaos going on behind the scenes at the fbi and floundering failed, trump-russia probe. showing the fbi misled the fisa courts to get pourerful wiretaps on trump and his team and more. we're uncovering this information. the fbi officials under the obama administration commit perjury? media research center's brent bozell tackle how anonymous leaks to the media kept the trump-russia collusion story alive for three years when behind the scenes, top officials like james comey, peter strzok, james clapper that they had no evidence of trump-russia collusion. they told house democrat this. newly declassified documents show former fbi official peter strzok slam

odom, what are you seeing in alabama? >> yeah, so, the problem is also getting much worse in alabama. we were pretty steady at about 250 cases a day, and now we're closer to 1,000 cases a day. so, i was just in the infectious disease consult service, and we were getting called every day on patients, in the er, on the floor, in the icu, some of whom have had covid diagnosed two months ago. so, it's not always a quick recovery. the complications can last for a very long time. bleeding and clotting and bleeding again. so, it's really good to remind everybody that this is an incredibly serious disease with a very important rate of morbidity and mortality that we're just beginning to understand. >> doctor, that gets to something the president has said incorrectly over the last few days, that 99% of coronavirus cases are harmless. that doesn't sound like what you're describing at all. >> it's not. you know, we've known since the early days, since the first data from china, it's been very consistent. 80% of the disease is mild.

survivors, marvin odom, whose team was lost in the overcast said an interesting thing. said to howdy harrison the other guys, once they learn the war is over, let's continue on and take a tour over tokyo and then they got shot down. i spent some time in the book explaining why that was not feasible. first of all, how would odom know what he told those guys because he was going back to the carrier? second, who is going to take a tour over antiaircraft areas that have been firing away at you all wore, now manned by japanese who are angry about surrendering? vietnam aviator who flew over 100 missions over north vietnam and i said if you got that message, let's go on a tour, he said i would turn around on my own and go back. i would never go on a tour. we would get out of there as fast as we can. on, there was going were two japanese farmers tending their field and they saw this dogfight occur and one of the planes crashed not far from their field. they went over and inspected. contacted japanese officials who came out and when it cooled, they gathered up the remains of a p

leslie odom junior has debuted the music deo for his song go crazy from mister his first album of all origina material. odom who won a tony and a grammy for hamilton takes his music on the road when his ronger magic tour launches march 7th in los angeles. >>i'm david copperfield on next, you know the only common i have. i knew >>here's your first look at the hisrical farce. the personal history odavid copperfield based on the charledickens novel and starring dev patel the title role in the comedy reaches theaters may in hollywood, i'm david daniel outside before we go check in on the bay bridge tunnel obama: he's been a leader throughout the country for the past twelve years, mr. michael bloomberg is here. vo: leadership in action. mayor bloomberg and president obama worked together in the fight for gun safety laws, to improve education, and to develop innovative ways to help teens gain the skills needed to find good jobs. obama: at a time when washington is divided in old ideological battles he shows us what can be achieved when bring people together to seek pragmatic solutions. bloo

by alanahwe're joined odoms hebert, executive director of the aclu of louisiana.nd with us by phone also is albert woodfox, who served the longest time in solitary confinement of any prisoner in the unitited states. 44 years. known as one of the angola three, along with robert king and herman wallace, woodfox was held in isolation for nearly 44 years in angola prison. convicted of killing a always maintained his innocence, garden prison, but always maintained his innocence, and says he was targeted for co-founding the first black panther chapter in angola. he was released in 2016 and is now 73 yeaears old. his memoir is a 2019 national book award finalist "solitary: , unbroken by four decades in solitary confinement, my story of transformation and hope." we welcome you both to democracy now! albert woodfox, your response to the situation right now in louisiana's prisons with infected prisoners being sent to this area in angola that was called the dungeon, known for its inhumanity? -- louisiana state penitentiary known as angola consists of what is called out camps

odom, i loved what you said.hey should all do a ride along, and put their money where their mouth is. i will challenge every politician i see from now on to do that. that was brilliant. connell, over to you. connell: all right, melissa. we have a boycott turning into a "buy-cott". the backlash against one major food company is taking a turn. we'll have that for you. tale of two policies. the real difference between the economic plans being put forward by the two men battling for the white house this november. we'll be right back ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ind(mom)ct radio chatter] come on, hurry up! all systems go? (mission control) 5 4 3 2... ignition and liftoff. (vo) audi e-tron. the next frontier of electric. maria had to do everything for me. [maria] she had these awful blisters on her back. i don't want shingles when i'm your age. [camera man] actually, if you're 50 or older, you're at increased risk. [maria] that's life, nothing you can do... [camera man] uh, shingles can be prevented. [maria & theresa] shingles can be whaa

dionne odom, thanks for being with us this morning.ot of new information to work through. >>> remarkable exclusive. back in wuhan, china, where this pandemic began. our reporter with more lessons being learned as that city reopens and also what's the experience in china with silencing whistle-blowers? all of a sudden that's an issue here in the united states as well. back old colleagues, get to know new ones some things may change, but we'll still be here, right here, so you can work on the business of getting your business back. at paycom, our focus will always be you and we'll see you soon. i'm a talking dog. the other issue. oh... i'm scratching like crazy. you've got some allergic itch with skin inflammation. apoquel can work on that itch in as little as 4 hours, whether it's a new or chronic problem. and apoquel's treated over 7 million dogs. nice. and... the talking dog thing? is it bothering you? no... itching like a dog is bothering me. until dogs can speak for themselves, you have to. when allergic itch is a problem, ask for a

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doctor odom joins us live next.election issue for so many americans, our panel of financial experts breakdown where the candidate stands. - [narrator] welcome to intelligent, indoor grilling with the ninja foodi smart xl grill. eliminate the guesswork with the smart cook system. just pick your protein, select your doneness and let the grill monitor your food so you don't have to. and because it's a ninja foodi, it also turns into an air fryer. bring outdoor grilling flavors indoors with the ninja foodi smart xl grill, the grill that sears, sizzles and air fry crisps. >> he had a cop. >> a police officer run over as riots break out in philadelphia after a black man armed with a knife is shot and killed with police. >> including a female sergeant hit by a tractor. >> >> approached officers and ignored orders. doctor oscar odom, thank you for being here, appreciate your insight. >> thank you. jillian: that man ignored command to drop the weapon. explain when officers are in a situation like that and someone is ignoring

brett odom is joining me now, a friend of captain crozier.most how all this was handled? >> i think the way the former akia acting secretary of the navy handling this is shameful to be frank. the military chain of command wanted to do an investigation and wanted to understand the situation and this looks like the acting secretary jumps right pass that and levering captain crozier. what would upset me is someone who had known brett crozier for 32 years that some of the falsehoods were asserted that he intentionally leaked the document and trying to go outside the tier of command, those were upsetting. >> you spoken to captain crozier but you are speaking from your own behalf. the akicting secretary said tha was so stunning, calling him naive or stupid that horse any kind of letter like that would leak out. a lot of folks i talked to felt that he wrote that letter as he did. that was probably the tip of the iceberg. there were probably other efforts by him to alleviate this problem through the normal chain of command. this was probably not the

jody deon odom, from the university of alabama at birmingham. doctor, last night, that rally, what should henderson, nevada expect in the next couple of weeks? >> it's very likely that there will be a number of cases that will occur as a result of that rally. any time you have indoor air, and that's where you are bring people together, you can expect there's likely someone infected in that group who will then transmit the virus to others. >> professor, you've been adamant and i like this about you being forward looking and talking about what we can do now in going forward to fight this pandemic. how does this event help move us forward in the battle? >> it reinforces that we're over with this virus and in fact, again, only about 10% to 12% has been infected and this virus won't even slow its transmission down until we get to 50 to 70%. even if a vaccine were to come on the horizon, it would be another 12, 14 months that many u.s. citizens could be vaks nc e vaccinated if they wanted to be. i don't care what partisan nature a rally is or why you'

let's bring in retired nypd detective doctor oscar odom. there is more of it online. as you site was kicked unconscious, his head was beating -- bleeding from the back. you can hear someone say roll them on his side because he has blood coming out of his mouth. hard to believe this is america. >> most definitely. i think the men and women in blue for doing such a great job under trying and chaotic times but former president abraham lincoln said america will not be destroyed from the outside. with this lawlessness by different political leaders in different states this is what is happening to people with so much chaos and as stated earlier it is like living in a third world country, there is no law and order, the united states constitution which serves as a benchmark for the law of the united states tells us this behavior should not be tolerated but it seems they are not paying attention to what is going on, like they don't see it, a blind man could see the crime that is taking place, how the shootings are up, the murders are up, the robberies are up in this type of ch

, they said i'm like a walking miracle. - [narrator] lamar odom on his return from the brink of deathou give to khloe? - i can't really give her any of god's credit. - [narrator] the former los angeles laker details his dark struggles with drug and sex addictions. - it's embarrassing just talking to you about it right now. - [narrator] and how he hopes to turn a life of tragedy into inspiration. - i think that's important for everyone, you know to find their voice, to speak their truth. - [narrator] plus, respect for his late teammate, kobe bryant. - there's a never-lose mentality

. >> "home for the holidays" with leslie odom jr.orm slamming the east coast. >> bitterly cold temperatures. occasionally strong wind gust sweeping through and blowing snow making it difficult to see especially when you are out on the roads driving. >> we have not seen this sort of sight since 2018. as far as what the storm is doing right now. heavy snow is falling in new england. >> we started the week and made the drive south. they have 450 employees who are without. half are sick, the other half exposed. >> prince harry and meghan are becoming podcasters. they will host and produce podcasts for spotify. >> meghan markle has flipped the royal family on its head. >> five years ago, they are like meghan markle is a duchess and must be addressed as such. now they are like, prince harry selling casper mattresses. >> not quite like that. they are royal and using their celebrity for good. i wasn't laughing. just me. we are going to begin this hour with the deadly nor easter. >> what are cditions like there? >> good morning, we've seen ab

doctor oscar odom joins us, thank you for being here.u say this isn't the best use of law enforcement's time? >> once again people are not reading the data, the charts. crime is skyrocketing, robberies, murders, assault. we see it in tv, all types of footage and then you use a law enforcement agency to worry about quarantine. make no mistake the sheriff's office is more than capable of addressing this issue but with crime skyrocketing it is like they are putting their head in the sand and not paying attention, like saying there's a fire in the building but it is my lunch break so instead of putting out the fire i'm going on my lunch break and this is what is "happening now" in new york city. they are not reading the data. they are insulated as i said before. they need to get rid of their security. maybe some of them need to go into those areas in which there is no police protection are not allowing police to be police. >> you saw that graphic with the increase in homicides compared to the same time last year. in new york travel advisory

oscar odom. we appreciate that. >> thank you.l start with you, when you heard the news that one person do being blamed for both of these, what did you think of cincinnati. >> well, i mean, it's a manifestation of all the antipolice rhetoric, the mayor is responsible for a lot of it in my opinion, it's manifesting itself, officers are attacked under the country, we lost 15 officers, it's not surprising, unfortunately. jillian: why do you think he's responsible for some of it? >> he made it clear in failed presidential bid, he used his son to demonize police and speak about how he's afraid he's being taught, he was taught to be being afraid of police as opposed to respecting police, he's made it appear to be just a racist policy. jillian: let's go ahead and take a look at the alleged shooter's background, a little bit of it anyway, as you'll see charged with attempted murder, driving while intoxicating and resisting arrest, 2002 arrested for attempted murder, that's a little of it bill, what does that say to you? >> that say that i

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." >> odom is on a vent later and may have suffered brain damage from a lack of oxygen. >> my doctors said it will be a miracle. >> lamar odom from the brink of death. >> how much credit do you give to khloe? >> i can't really give her large credit. >> the former los angeles laker details his dark struggles with drug and sex addictions. >> it's embarrassing talking to you about it right now. >> and how he hopes to turn a life of tragedy into inspiration. >> i got support to find "the voice" to speak their truth. >> plus respect for his late teammate kobe bryant. >> the mentality, on and off the

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leslie odom jr. made a video called "wait for it" and you should check that out too on represent.us. >> jimmy: we will, amy. thank you for calling. and reminding us of what we need to do. >> it's my pleasure and i'm hoping that everyone is just staying calm, because we will know, you know, in a few days if we still live in a democracy. or not. >> yeah. >> but i'm calm. are you calm? >> jimmy: are you sure you're calm? >> oh, my god. i'm so calm. >> jimmy: okay, well thank you for your activism, amy. let's all vote and wait. and check out the video amy made with leslie odom jr on represent.us. >> i'm so calm! so calm. >> jimmy: amy schumer. i hope you are not feeding the baby, later. >> i have a baby? she's nervous. i'm nervous. we are all nervous. everyone in the country is on edge right now, so i thought it would be nice to take a minute and lead the entire nation through a guided meditation. wherever you are, dim the lights. get comfortable. you too, guillermo. take a deep breath in and a deep brea

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the parent company of abc7. >> first of all, leslie odom jr.s a delight and, second, it looks like he lives in a chapel and i'm here for that. and third, he sings my favorite song in the show. wait for it, wait for it. >> i'm excited to see this. >> that's all. >> yep. can't get here soon enough, can it? for those of us who still don't have it and about to get it. look from the exploratorium camera where we have clouds hanging out asand little mist a drizzle. 55 degrees. definitely cool this morning. just like it was yesterday morning and just like yesterday afternoon, going to get warm to hot. so, i hope you liked yesterday. heightened fire and health risk because of the heat, but right now the only advisories are still up in lake and mendocino counties. the relief will come this weekend for the heat. you can see the weather pattern, looks pretty much the same as yesterday. pressure directing everything away from us that's why we have the warm temperatures. mid to upper 80s in the south bay and even 90 in los gatos and down to the mid 70s as y

nearly minimal going to lie lamar odom which. yeah new to get into character which. and i'm not going to deal. with. the farmer and his wife have 7 children. i don't care if i'm out of the know. a lot of you know it's anything like really not. but despite her degree the youngest has only been able to find a poorly paid factory job. not about a new lives on my own on a lemon this will amok in a collision. and i got more than one thing in the. zemin under me to get. married but only learned in utah. the belton road emissions is also making inroads on riskier. in pakistan china plans to invest $62000000000.00 at the small fishing port of wa dart into the watch a stand off minutes of southern pakistan this rustic judie will soon be gone giving way to a new industrial port capable of receiving large freighters. the project will connect cashcard in western china to quad are on the arabian sea with a network of roads and railways the aim is to bring china closer to oil wells and offer a short cut for the transportation of goods the ultimate goal is to open new routes into a

>>lee odom is the owner she's been relying on delivery the past 2 months to keep or store float. odom says she spoke to sonny bill city officials who gave her the green light to offer curbside pickup early we've really had change our system and completely change the way we do business changes like shifting online for doing everything from updating our website helping customers by e-mail sometimes video >>you know facebook pose curating selections for customers santa clara county was ground 0 of copa 19 but county public health officials say there's been significant progress in controlling the spread of the virus on monday officials announced the county will be moving to phase 2 of the state's guidelines that allows retail shops to offer curbside pickup for raj parker, the manager of off the rails brewing company. >>he hopes more foot traffic will bring people and we don't have any big with it all and like it is very difficult. >>income from the lego rained and all the utility bill experience a fun thing. so parker says the restaurant just started curbside services this week while

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odom, it's not surprising, i imagine. what concerns do you have about this new mobility in this country? >> well, it's the first point to make, john, if you look at mobility overall, it's come down incredibly. from very high levels of people being out all the time to levels close to zero in some areas. an increase from that baseline is still a low level of activity. we are hearing more messaging from governors and from officials saying that it's okay to begin to relax some of the social distancing. as soon as those are made public, the people are going to listen to the option to be able to go out. i think that's what you're seeing in the numbers. again, the activity overall is much lower than what we're used to. >> as we look at what's happening in different state, by the end of the weekend, 47 states will be partially reopen. i think new york, connecticut and massachusetts won't be. there's also a new -- governor gavin newsom saying the first case of community spread came from a nail salon. he said he's very worried abou

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odom, you are in one of those states. you're in alabama. that does not have a stay-at-home order. so is that having an impact? >> you know what, we do have a stay-at-home order in birmingham, the city of birmingham thanks to our mayor. so we are encouraging everyone who lives here in the most populous part of the state to stay at home. our neighborhoods, our citizens are following that very well. i don't see many people when i'm going to and from the hospital. i think we are encouraging statewide officials to consider a statewide decision. i'm hoping that they may be influenced by governor kemp and governor desantis, the decision made yesterday. >> dr. wall en ski, you are an infectious disease doctor. trials interest you. the whole country is interested in medical trials. i don't think the world has the understanding you do. when we look at laypeople at the hydroxy chloroquine, a study done on people who were mildly sick and on those who were mildly sick, some showed some improvement or quicker recovery when taking hydroxychloroquine. what should we take away from that? how impor

odom says you don't want the police fine we're going to go.kid coming in with a college degree or without a college degree with the hours, i wouldn't join the police department. i would be afraid to. i think that is really scary in this day and time. pete: what an unfortunate reality. the best of our best go into service because they love their communities. then we turn our backs on them. well-done, all of you, simone, joe, dr. odom, the best dress law enforcement officer on television. thank you for joining us this morning. we appreciate it. >> have a great day. pete: you got it. jed over to you for some headlines. jedediah: thanks, pete. we'll turn to the headlines now. a 20 month boy shot and killed while sitting in his mother's car in chicago. police say they were on the way home from a laundromat when shots rang out. police believe they were targeted. the mom was grazed in the head but will be okay. a passenger who consoled boy's parents said enough is enough. >> if you're not mad, if you're not outraged, if you're not heartbroken about t

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