a turning point. andrea canning: john denied everything. ses so he could see him again. he also got himself a hotshot divorce attorney. when michelle tried to stop john from taking jj on a trip to disney world, effie alexander was ready to fight for him in court. coincidentally, john's son went to the same school as the judge's children. so every excuse that michelle threw at the court as to why he shouldn't go, the judge literally picked up the phone and called the principal during the hearing. and it was all-- it wasn't true, that he can't miss school, that they have a policy, that he'll get behind in homework. he was six years old. he was in first grade. andrea canning: the judge said, jj could go. and that's when things got weird. john calls me and says, hey, i went to pick up jj for this trip, and his head was shaved. did he have a theory about why this was happening? no, other than, i think, just he thought, at least what he shared with me, was she shaved his head so that he'd look like a prisoner in these pictures. andrea canning: joh

a clue. absolutely. johnng for more security footage from the area. and they found plenty, all of it providing a clearer picture of the timeline on the morning of dan's murder. at 6:39 am, a full 41 minutes before dan brophy arrived at oci, there is nancy's gray van. and i think she left her house about 6:30, i think trying to find a vantage point where she could see dan coming in that morning. john mankiewicz: at 7:08 am, there's nancy's gray van driving by that pizza place across the street from oci. then at 7:20, dan brophy drove by in his white pickup and parked at the curb next to the school. and we already know that two minutes later, at 7:22, dan entered oci and disabled the alarm on the wall. he probably went in and out of the building a couple of times. and so i think she probably waited. and then she walked up right behind him and shot him through the back first. he wouldn't have been dead yet. and so she had to take that second shot. and then i think she very casually walked out of the building, go

iran failing to save it a second time. johnwhat do we know about the, the main insurgent group, hayat tahrir al-sham, which the state department classifies as a terrorist group and the leader of that group, abu mohammad al jilani? hassan: we know quite a bit of it. it's been a prominent part of the syrian rebel groups over the past, like i said, over the course of the conflict. they evolved over time, i think at least three or four times over the course of the conflict. first started as part of isis in iraq to just keep it simple, and then left isis and then joined al qaeda and then still left al qaeda and clashed with both. and then evolved from a kind of a jihadist dominated force into still a jihadist organization but away from global jihad into kind of a syria focused organization. it's been evolving since. john: is there any hint or sense of what government or what's going to be next for syria, or is there a power vacuum that could cause problems? hassan: a lot of people are going to think is this another kind of iraq chao

help, they found a way forward. and then john personally lobbied for a few holdouts and closed the deal. john's willingness to go wherever he could be useful, wherever there was at least the opportunity to make some progress, that racked up some legendary mileage here at the state department. as secretary, he flew 1,417,576 miles, 3,000 hours in the air, 596 days on the road. his team nicknamed the plane, the kerry-go-round, because once you got on it, you never quite knew when you would get off. now, only a few things could slow john down. one, of course, was family. there was a call from teresa or alex or vanessa, that took precedence over everything else. and he also knew how to savor a hard-earned victory. he led his team on a midnight tour of paris, roaming the streets on-foot. he insisted on taking a team in geneva for a little bit of wine and cheese. i had this experience on the couple of occasions when we traveled together and none of us, none of us could keep up with him. the d.s. team at the end of these crazy long days

john edwards. he was panic stricken. he ran into a bathroom, and our reporters were on the other side trying to get in. and security came and john edwards was escorted out without making any comments. but we knew that we had him. >> we wake up to the national enquirer interview. i was with abc news, and what i found out is that john edwards had brokered a deal to sit down with abc news. >> i worked at abc news at this time, and when edwards agreed to a sit down, it was a huge deal. everyone in the newsroom tuned in to watch our colleague bob woodruff hold edwards feet to the fire. he'd have to tell the truth now. he was on national tv. but then this happened. >> let me ask you the question. did you have an affair with miss hunter in 2006? >> two years ago. i made a very serious mistake. a mistake that i am responsible for. is this affair completely over? oh, yes. it's been over for a long time. >> edwards, ever the skilled trial attorney, was being very slippery with the truth here. but what came out next was an unbelievable outright

as a bed, john accused this rush of shooting down. it's a line of last week and demands an admission and an apology. it says moscow has tried to cover up the fact the i'm allows like a, it's good to have you with us. we begin in south korea with flight data and voice record as have been recovered from the countries deadliest aviation accidents and decades. a 179 passengers and crew aboard the judge. you asked. lights were killed when the boeing 737800 skidded off the runway at the move on international airport and burst into flames. 2 crew members rescued from the tail section where the and the survivors both are in hospital with non life threatening injuries. the software and government has the kid weak of mourning for the victims. this is the moment the shows you at playing scapes down the runway. that's a new one at halting south korea default crushing into a wall and bursting into flames. of the emergency services a working into the night, searching the wreckage, the fire department, say the plane was almost completely destroyed in

a lot of folks at home wondering if amazon, is a going to arrive? >> johnuptions before the holiday season. several locations including queens and i will tell you a lot of disruptions this morning. i want to show you video this morning of the protest. there were hundreds of workers that walked out and protesting in front of the building here on the sidewalk and also blocking the driveway. their goal was to prevent trucks from leaving. they would let one amazon truck at a time leave every 5 minutes or so. that was really restricting. there was a backup 30, 20 trucks at one time. most peaceful but it did lead to two arrests. they issue one spokesperson in the street on and those two coats charged with disorderly conduct. i was able to talk to one of the men arrested and he return as soon as relates in here is what he had to say. >> was the arrest worth it? they arrest was worth it and i will do it in a heartbeat. i want to get on the picket line. >> so now, we have reached out to amazon as well. what they have been saying to us is the teamsters misrepresentin

father knew a contractor. john was always interested in building. >> he'd ask gacy, would you want to go out and look at a couple of work sites that i'm working on, and i'll take you to get some ice cream. he would take gacy out, and he got him to one of the sites, and what he wanted to show him was a wrestling hall. the hold involved putting gacy's face down in his crotch and holding it there. it happened a few more times. each time the wrestling hall got held a little bit longer and got a little more emphatic. >> he never told his father that the contractor had molested him. he knew he'd get whipped for it one night, johnny invited me over and i said, what is it? >> he said, i want to show you something. will you go in my closet? for what? he said, i want you to put a shopping bag out. i pulled out the shopping bag and there were women's attire sitting in the bank he said, how would i look dressed up as a woman? i was astounded. and we never, never talked about it ever again i think it was 64 that he claimed he h

his mother worked as a domestic laborer and lewis john, he was one of ten siblings. and he almost alone. he just a bit of an odd bird in this way. he just knew he wanted a different life. you know, some kids skipped school. they, you know, tried to trick their parents to stay from school on days where his parents told him to stay home from school to work the farm. he would hide under the front porch with his book bag and wait till the school bus pulled up in front and then dart onto the bus in order to go to school as part of the because he weighed the hate of the work. but he also loved learning. he loved and i can't do justice to it in a in a you know, talk like this. but you'll see at the very beginning of the book you if you have a chance to read it, i get into this love of reading and it starts with the bible, but it's poetry and biography and appropriate to mention at a book festival. all this, too, is, i think, what motivates him to seek a better life. and then the last piece i think that inspires him is just the way feels the sting of jim crow segregation. i m

and sandra smith in the work and what a mess! >> john: that scorpion sign wind of change is blowing like a gale in chicago. john roberts in washington and chicago went calling out brandon johnson one of several primary democrats to fight president-elect trump to clean up the mess at the border crisis. democrat california governor gavin newsom listing a multimillion dollar budget to fight trump despite a major deficit in the golden state. >> sandra: brooke taylor live on texas plan to do the exact opposite of blue cities. kellyanne conway with her analysis, by garrett tenney within the ground ground and the windy city. why are chicago resident so fired up right now? >> you know better than most. chicago has the highest taxes in the country already and they are brandon johnson wants to make those hires to address nearly billion-dollar shortfall of the city is facing a next year's budget. that has a lot of folks here upset considering the city has spent nearly $600 million on migrants over the past years. it might not be facing feet this go

a treadmill. >> john: that is nuts. else, california investigating whether each child got bird flu from raw milk. this is something, raw milk is one of the things rfk jr. really promotes. do we know if raw milk is safe? >> well, look, i am all in on rfk jr. with ultra-processed foods. when it comes to raw milk, like the idea of pointing out that raw milk is like a milk shake, got a lot of nutrients, but i f the bacteria and viruses. and yes, bird flu is linked right now to milking and milk people that use those machines are getting it. that is dangerous, and we don't want that into the community at large, so stick to pasteurized milk but make it healthier in terms of what also has in it. >> john: all right, thank you for the check-in, dock, really appreciate it. sandra >> sandra: a live look at gracie mansion on manhattan's upper east side where new york city mayor adams is meeting right now with president-elect trump's border czar, tom homan. paul mauro standing by to share what we could expect from that meeting. he wi

a limited time. powering five years of savings. powering possibilities™. >> johna young boy in orlando fighting for his life after he drone fell from the sky during a popular holiday show, hitting him in the chest. we are live with more. it was obviously a freak accident. we see these light shows across the country. they are really quite incredible. what happened here? >> that's right. they say this could have happened in numerous ways, but what we do know is that the little boy is in the hospital after open-heart surgery. this all happened saturday night. they hosted their annual holiday drone show at the park. drones were seen falling from the air and not dramatic video. according to the faa, several collided and plummeted into the crowd. a parent's nightmare. >> before they went down, the green one went straight at us. it hit my son. >> now the 7-year-old's parents say that it knocked him out on impact, causing an injury to his chest. he underwent open heart surgery. the family says the boy will be in the icu through christmas. they suggest programming failures

a white christmas, john. how about that? a little bit of a present here in new york city. >> john: always makes the season bright and puts the snow in the mountains of the rockies where it belongs and skiers will have a great time. thank you, merry christmas to you. aaa predicts it could set holiday records. american airlines brief life had a ground stop this morning. that has been lifted and flights resumed. aaa says 90% of travelers are driving to their destinations this week. among them fox business's jeff flock is on the road where we typically find him on a holiday reporting from the king of prussia in pennsylvania. how is it looking on the roads? we saw the bmw that rolled over the guardrail and sitting on the bank. anything else like that? >> it got interesting this morning, john. you want a white christmas, it will get slippery, what can i tell you? the roads despite that have been fairly clear. i thought where will i find traffic? maybe i go to the famed king of prussia mall where it is one of the biggest malls in am

a limited time. powering five years of savings. powering possibilities™. >> johnviral video showing a nicu shoplifter shocked to learn she may face a felony charge for theft. seven, if any department reminding folks about the law that cracks down on low level theft. matt finn live in los angeles to explain this. memo to shoplifters. you can now be. >> that's right. you know if you're in california, we have reported on countless cases of brazen theft. shoplifter with no significant cards with his. last month california voters overwhelmingly approved a new law, prop 36, it rolls back criminal justice reform policies that co critics say led to overwhelming crime. police and prosecutors have more leeway to charge crimes as felonies. this video from orange county. three women walk into an alto booties store casually stealing whatever they want, not even trying to conceal stolen goods. the woman are surprised when police run up on them and arrest the thieves. take a listen as the police camera captures two young women talking about the shock that they were arrested for

>> a lot of people are copying yet and have fun. >> john: is this how you dance? t was abhay but now a golf swing. >> no, he's coming all on his own. >> have you ever down the trump dance? >> i have not! [laughter] spray when i got nothing to do with that. don't look at that. i have never done it and i'm not going to. she was pretty firm on all of that. >> sandra: i can tell you i was there last night, john and a lot of dancing in that room. golf swings and i just want to say if any of the guest in attendance watching right now, i loved meeting our viewers. they are so awesome and pay our patriotic trick. they love the show, by the way. it was so great meeting the viewers. >> john: that is why i love being on the campaign trail 2016 and 2020 because every step i got to meet fox viewers. they are terrific people. melania said it is a special and unique dance. and she has no part of it. >> sandra: hilarious! >> john: taylor swift wrapping up her era to her with a final show in vancouver. fox business lauren simonetti after 150 -- actually after more than two years an

there is a curious exchange between charlie baker and senator john kennedy of louisiana. physical advantages that a biological male has gone through puberty has over a woman, baker seemed to hedge a little bit. listen here appear. >> there is not a lot of research on it, but it is certainly debatable. >> you think it is debatable? >> i think it is debatable. >> you mean, a biological male has an advantage every time competing against a biological female. is that your testimony? >> no, i think to find the way defined it, yes, i agree with you. >> why don't you go to amazon and buy a spine online? spain went the idea it is debatable whether a biological male has gone through puberty has inherent physical advantage over a woman, in your experience, what would you say to that? >> goodness gracious, we have heard this same argument if at the same and maybe many, many times, myself included. i testified next to the president of the human rights campaign kelly robinson. senator kennedy, senator hawley and the same people placed under ted cruz and said, what the difference between

a limited time. powering five years of savings. powering possibilities™. >> johnast for now a federal law to ban tiktok if china under sells the platform. but the supreme court could make the president's decision much easier. senior white house correspondent, peter doocy. usually you are on the north line so this is a nice break for you. >> we have a better vending machine at the bureau than the white house. jacqui can tell you about that. >> john: para snacks all over. speak with the fruit is free and i didn't realize that. so they are these arguments before the supreme court about tiktok -- that is a good transition -- it will be januare justices don't rule quickly and tiktok on by parent company, it will be banned nied hayes after their argument. >> jill biden is trying to get rid of it quickly so president trump cannot save a platform widely used. however, it has to comply with american security standards and have asked to be a national security threat and president trump understands all of that. he will examine that. >> republicans hoping to clarify what they

i am john roberts and what are you doing there? >> shannon: i have ag list of things and some of them surprises for sunday, but i will join the fight today too. but first jane m bream and for sandra smith. great to be with you, john. on the travel note, tsa to screen 40 million flyers between now and january 2nd. with those crowds come the possibility, brace yourself, cancellations and delays geared to the flight map show hundreds of flights getting off of the ground early today, john. spilling cannon, winter weather can make it tricky with rain and snow in the forecast for a lot of parts of the last chicago o'hare international airport had to deal with a ground stop due to snow and ice. that is where we find kelly saberi who clearly drew the short straw although you are inside, which is some respite, i guess. to what will happen to air travel, kelly, if the government shuts down? >> hi, john and shannon, that is a great question because 6% more people heading through this travel season than last year, you may be sitting at home seeing the crowd behind

did you tell the detectives that john's ex-girlfriend was a member of the lapd? 's ex-girlfriend that's in lapd. you didn't know her name? i didn't know her name. and they said, what? the trouble with you is you've been watching too much tv. narrator: remember john ruetten also said he told detective mayer, his ex-girlfriend, stephanie lazarus, was with the lapd. kind of something that-- that, as a detective, that should make your ears perk up. if you're investigating this case, i'm thinking you want to talk with stephanie lazarus. one, because she's on your job and carrying the same badge you are. and you can say, hey, you know this guy, john ruetten? what do you know about him? what do you know about the two of them and that marriage? and you know, how did they get along? and also, like, what was your relationship with him? correct narrator: people get tunnel vision, of course. even seasoned detectives can get so hung up on one theory that they ignore others. sherri's father believed something else was going on. why do you think it was that detectives didn't loo

whether new jersey or along the border, we deserve that. >> john: a couple of lines in the cr before think they have enough written but i think we could use meaningful something. >> john: we could use a freaking budget is what we could use. let's see if it comes 119th. ankle monitor supports gps where not held in detention lowers the cost $150 a day and ankle monitor is $8 a day. do you support that? why isn't it happening already? the fact you are releasing people and don't know where they are going, i hosted congressional delegations at the border in over 200 members. one of these times i was with elise stefanik and they were handing out phones and giving all the phones and their staff. asked the question, how would you track them when they leave? the answer is we will track their phone. that is great. what happens if they get rid of their phone? there was this blank stare like, we hadn't thought about that! in my eyes and ankle monitor or something a little more forceful allows youth w who is in the country, where are they and if you have to apprehend them, you know where they'll.

what was it like to have john lennon as a friend? was he a good hang? difficult. never with me. he was so nice and with the band, it was just wonderful. we hung out for two years together. misbehave together. we were buddies for two years and then we did that madison square garden on thanksgiving 1974, yoko, who he was estranged with, came to the show when she bought two gardenias, one for her and one for him. that was the night they got back together. he found his love again. he never played again but he had sean and he became the father that he wasn't before. it was wonderful to see them become happy and find the love of his life again which he was. >> stephen: that was the last time he performed life in front of a crowd. it's been a year and have since you finished touring. world tours for the past 55 years. how does it feel to not have another world tour looming? >> elton: it's the most fantastic thing in the world. >> stephen: did you not like the world tours? >> elton: i love the world tours. but since 1970, before that even. i've done 55 years of

john: fear! >> worry about regulation. there is a country. >> john: he wants to cut regulation. >> who gets regulated under what an elon musk sitting right by him and a text a text guy and people like jeff bezos and tim cook and others, they see that as competition. i see this as business smarts and not politics. that shareholder value in having a relationship with the incoming president, give them concern about possible regulation or changes in the laws that might be promulgated by a republican majority in congress. so for those reasons, it is smart for them to say on a transactional basis that we have input with this president. goodness gracious, $1 million donation, that is like couch money for these guys periods payment that is true. i want to ask you quickly, we have a minute left, kamala harris making noise about throwing her hat in the ring 2028, good idea, bad idea? i will not give democrats electoral advice and i don't think they will take it from me. she just lost the popular vote for the first time in a long time. that is

there are other ways to address this than to permanently change a child's body. >> john: so many people that, while the only way you can get away from this gender dysphoria is to transition, but studies have shown that, in 85% of cases, the gender dysphoria is a temporary thing and by the time the child goes to puberty it has abated. when you blew the whistle, you said, at our clinic, patients often had glaring comorbidities like depression, anxiety, adhd, eating disorders, or were on the autism spectrum. many are young people who, if left alone, it would likely grow up to be gay men and lesbians like myself. they were still the idea that they must be trans." this was argued before argued before the supreme court. because they cannot limit the risk of detransitioners, so becomes a peer exercise of weigt benefits versus risks, and the question of how many miners have to have their bodies irreparably harmed for unproven benefits is one that is best left -- >> i'm sorry, counselor, every medical treatment has a risk. even taking aspirin. >> john: you were pretty shocked when i showed that

that is a picture there. >> john: dropping the burner phone and water bottle fleeing the scene. g fingerprints and saliva samples to run through a database and hopefully that will lead to an arrest. fbi bill daley joins us on what it all means. but first, fox news alert from the white house. >> sandra: white house press secretary karine jean-pierre to hold first on camera briefing since president biden pardoning his son, hunter. the pardon, she said over and over again he would not do. that would never happen. what can we expect from the briefing room today? what will the briefings look like under president-elect trump's administration? let's ask incoming press secretary karoline leavitt here and she will join us live in a moment. but welcome back, first of all, "america reports" the second hour and i am sandra smith in new york. >> john: john roberts, trump setting the stage when he takes office in january. last night he highlighted how the terrorist threat with justin trudeau from ottawa all the way down to mar-a-lago and also tapped a few more people to serve in his administra

global news items, sorry, this how russia's president has a spoke with his capital pods and as of a john to discuss the price of an ally. now on the 25th of december as he goes well, yes. and i can bins, us the details about what was said. it comes at a time that was a bit. john was of course carrying out investigations into the incident and we understand the 2 heads of state discuss the scenarios which transpired. and we understand the 2nd stage, the russian president vladimir present, expressed his condolences to those people that were tragically killed. as a result of that, incidents as well as expressing his apologies and for the circumstances in which they transpired. we understand the problem that it happened that within russian harris price and the question present, it was quite bulk of ensuring that it was, in fact an accident of course. and this is going to be concluded as a result of an investigation that not just as a bad job, but the state of russia itself is going to because i'm conducting. but what we understand that there's given time, according to the telephone conversati

do not go to purple.com do not visit a purple store” >> john: the u.k. n on puberty blockers for minors. it comes to the u.s. supreme court weighs a similar ban in tennessee. "washington times" opinion editor, charlie hurt is here appear until this is what they u.k. department says, "the government has come from the existing emergency measures restricting supply of suppressing hormones will be made and definite." the u.k. and other european countries were on the leading edge of chanter trading treatments. they have done a 180 and we are plowing ahead. >> i think one of the reasons for that is because they were also further along on the leading edge of kind of studying these things for years we have been guaranteed the puberty blockers were a pause button. as they have done more research, they discovered it is not a pause button the irreversible damage and actually sterilize children under the age of 18. what is particularly interesting about it here in the u.s., you have some of these "doctors" promoting these procedures the most and also making lots of m

he was more like a movie star in real life. just so charismatic. john o'brien o'brien: a perfect southern california family. he completely dropped off the face of the earth. andrea canning: a baffling disappearance. where was he? my dad is not just a missing person. he has three sons. he has a wife. i was very afraid that something terrible was wrong and i got scared. andrea canning: the clues a missing mercedes, a handprint in blood, and a musical chairs of secret affairs. well, he had multiple love affairs. yes, there's more women. there's more lovers involved in this whole thing. andrea canning: was this beauty hiding something deadly? i wanted to get away. i was scared. andrea canning: how would this hollywood story end? i would just fear for my family. i'm to young to lose my dad. like, who are these people? [music - "dateline theme"] hello and welcome to "dateline." gavin smith was a larger-than-life kind of guy who lived life to the fullest. he was not the type to slip quietly into the night. so when he suddenly vanished without a trace, gavin's

ring in a new year of security bills paid and cash in the bank. (vo) call 1 (844) 647-6711. >> john: a brutal crime in new york city is fueling new fears about migrant crime and the safety of those in our cities. police arrested a guatemalan migrant for allegedly lighting a sleeping subway rider on fire. horrifying video shows the suspect watching the woman burn after police say he took a lighter to her clothing. incoming trump border czar tom homan with this. >> this is another example of an illegal alien killing an american citizen. a daily occurrence now. historic number of criminal aliens walking the streets because this administration's policy and sanctuary jurisdictions. lax immigration enforcement. ice has their hands tied. >> john: nate foye has the story. it is awful. >> the video turns your stomach to watch. the brooklyn d.a. office says it will have more information later today as we await the official charges for the nypd's person of interest. as you mentioned he is a guatemalan migrant who entered the country in 2018. police arrested him hours after this disturbing vide

there is a lot of investigation going on so we will find out. >> john, congressman jeff van drew of newis at the hearing and tells fox he doesn't think the u.s. military is behind the drones and it's possible a foreign adversary is conducting surveillance. listen to this. >> china is one full decade ahead of us, and if this shows us anything, it shows us that we need to do better. the dod, department of defense, is going to bring in a radar system that can better track these because right now we are deficient in our radar system to track them. >> meanwhile, new jersey governor phil murphy called for meetings tomorrow with legislators, state police, and the new jersey office of homeland security and preparedness. now, as the pressure increases on murphy, state senator john bram nick is calling for a state of emergency to ban all drones in new jersey until the public gets an explanation for what's happening here. send it back to you, john. >> john: are we thinking somebody somewhere knows what is going on? >> that is what people in new jersey suspect, john, of course they spent a lot of m

trump is the one who killed a bipartisan bill, john. it and get a deal done, and let's also go after people who are here illegally and committing crimes. >> great, they've had for years to be doing that. kamala harris for her part on the trail is totally committed to it and here we are here to the democratic leaders in the cities and states were not helping because this is they are stated policy. i think they got out of the skin is particularly new york where it's causing a lot of problems. denver in particular spent $90 billion on illegal immigrants and 10% of the city's budget and the mayor at one point cut dmv and rec center hours to pay for this. california is that they will pay for the defense of the illegal criminal aliens. citizens will not be okay with this. >> john: i want to ask about the hunter biden pardon. chuck read literally every word of transcript of the hunter biden trials and listen to what he said about it. you read the holly biden and that is bo's widow. >> essentially, joe and jill biden were so concerned about the

a lack of coverage?" she asked the question, john. see you in a lot of people clearly have beef against the health care industry for various reasons. we don't know if it was related to that or if it might be something else. an intriguing mystery and obviously throwing shock waves through the of new york on this day when tens of thousands of people will be gathering in rockefeller center for the tree lighting ceremony. >> sandra: i want to finish up here, per nbc news she said further, i can't give a thoughtful response right now. i just found this out and i'm trying to console my children. you can imagine how currently difficult time this is for that family, john. >> john: we will keep watching this for any new developments. this is probably going to move pretty quickly. we will have something for you momentarily. now this. >> to allow them to make a decision that will affect not only the entire course of the development physically, psychologically, and reproductively, is completely ridiculous. and it's okay to allow your child to expe

one last thing, john, mangione his hand or hand or a maximum security at the local state correctional facility in huntington state correctional facility. we are told he is not under suicide watch or special psychiatric care. john. >> john: all right, bryan llenas with the update from holliday berg pennsylvania. brian, we will hear from you later on today. effects coming to light in all of this. and take a look at the surgery. and some people just doesn't look right. the wind wind joe marino from "the new york post" joined us when the story breaking last week will be joining us coming up with brand-new details and what we are running as this story takes so many bizarre twists, john. >> john: but you can't get away from the fact regardless of where you are on the situation with health care in this country that loving father and husband is dead as a result of all of this. moving on to this mysterious drones over the northeast for weeks and why can't the feds tell us who is behind them? new jersey state senator john is demanding answers and will join us live. >> sandra: kash patel back on

you will find bobby is a very rational guy. >> john: the fair is he will rollback all of the vaccine . there are some people who like to roll back the vaccine mandate because it has made a lot of people ill. but measles, moms, rebel at, at their vaccines deemed necessary and particularly young children and we are worried what he might do. >> not completely illegitimately concerned that he said in the past well outside excepted consensus on faxing issues but at the same time, we are dealing with vaccination schedule that parents think about all the time bringing their kids and for multiple vaccines and you can think vaccines are a wonderful gift of god and also wonder about the way we are approving them in a good job of testing them in the way we manage that in the interest of the american people or the pharmaceutical companies. those questions are well worth visiting and i can why people are excited even if they don't accept all of his views. >> john: pete hegseth appears to be making headway. here is what he said. >> i think trump is as tough as ever right now. he's on the world stag

that is a horse of a different color. am johnerts, sandra, people jumping on the bandwagon it seems. >> sandra: don't rule anything out because people are fed up what's happening with their cities. i am sandra smith and this is a 30. the migrant crisis crippling the city from quality-of-life issues. take a look at the numbers, 759,000 are illegal migrants and nearly 60,000 have a rap sheet and 60,000 gang members. >> john: adam's message at far cry running for office saying "yes, new york city will remain sanctuary city under adams administration." we had this to say to migrants over two years ago. >> this is a place where the statue of liberty sits in the harbor and those who are yearning to be free. >> john: but don't bring the criminals. juan williams a mary katharine ham would join us and moments on this. >> sandra: cb cotton on the new york set with the latest. and has criticized in the past but what is he saying now? >> incoming border czar tom homan praising new york city mayor eric adams describing to the press a conversa

a compensation. that was there. but john is important to russia as a partner earlier this year, president of the country. if i'm a leave, he described the relationship with russia as good and said that as there by john wouldn't be a part of the, as, as he said, and 2 russian sections come pin so that let's see maybe for, for the sake of saving good relations with us, everybody on the criminal will be willing to, to admit the mistake to abs in journalists and re space gave us cues take on the investigation and the russian presidents apology. this is definitely called by ex post, no apology, apology the putting so anyway, it's very telling that he even talks about this probably know after 3 days time. and, and honestly, i doubt that the if i didn't already cause, but i see said some light on who shots on the walk in good purpose. in this case, he's office and i said something the very 1st day i was talking about this, that there was some external influence. he had this happen does skip this yak off. and it appears that it was

john. >> we didn't commit that crime. he made that choice that day, a crime that is pus punishable by death death penalty. we 12 jurors unanimously voted for the death penalty. that is what was fair. biden took that away from us. >> john: outrage going over president biden's commutations of 37 federal death row sentences to life without parole including a criminal responsible for the heinous murder of a 19-year-old and a convicted drug king responsible for killing at least 12 people, including children. our next guest worked on both of those cases. let's bring in steve millan, retired doj prosecutor. just to set the table here, we talk about two cases. thomas hager and kaboni savage. a philly drug kingpin convicted of killing 12 people including children. your take on the commutations of these two killers. >> it's just incredible. i can't believe it. i spent 20 years of my life working on terrorism and death penalty cases and to have all of that kind of thrown aside by the president with just one stroke of a pen and disregarding the input from family me

illustrated this special than what we heard from a woman will call. stacy lazy one's dream, just becoming a john to this. but after struggling to find tough pushing in the industry, she began working us with data annotation center reviewing use a generated content on take talk. she spoke with us thumbs with the condition of anonymity having signed an n d a with her employer a contractor of take talk. you know, our, we could do up to 200 feed use 7 out of 10 videos, a graphic environment. and yeah, that's, that's what we deal with everyday. stacy says her work has exposed touch a harrowing seems like car accident victims lying in the street. even people being funded life one video left an impact like no of it was a bunch of mazda who had killed her baby. i think such one is the one which stuck in my head for a long time. there was a naked woman who was the mother. she had a child and the mother was chopping the child into pieces. she says that whenever she comes across home, full content, her instructions also add one little more tags from a long list ranging from human exploitation to suicide. s

a compensation. that was there. but john is important to russia as a partner earlier this year. president of the country is, i'm believe he described the relationship with russia as good and said that a 0. but john wouldn't be a part of the, as, as he said, and to russian sanctions come pin. uh so let, let's see. maybe for, for the sake of saving good relations with us, everybody on the kremlin will be willing to to admit the mistake. i am now joined by andrea. she said he's an aviation journalist based in humbug. andreas again, president clinton stopped short of admitting responsibility, but he's certainly not denying it either. give us some perspective is this the sort of thing? the flight data recorders will make abundantly clear one way or the other. this is definitely called but expos love apology, apology. the putting so the way it's very telling that she even talks about this, how do we know after 3 days time? and, and honestly, i doubt that the if i didn't already cause, but i see said some light on who shots on the

i systems that the i'm totally a world now as long as don't on quests to find out begins and can yes. bustling capital of knowledge, rosie the here we need, john keen was a single mother of the one in her 20 she left university to suppose that family bouncing from one job to another until 8 years ago when she began taking on data on the taishan, what she found on platforms on 9 full years, this work mostly meant labeling elements and images you know, to, to may be vehicles, cheese, people like everything that is on the road that is visible, including road signs, but not in other words, in the woods of san francisco. jolanda tagged all sorts of content. these of jobs came in around the clock. she was paid by the task of just cents. ready ready over time the work became more and more sinister. ready as time goes by, the content that you've experienced, just as to now it starts to happen. what does she mean by that? we'll get to that. but 1st, let's pause for a 2nd to understand the role of data entertainer so like her in training, cutting edge she, i systems most of today's a, i analyze this huge amounts of data. the goal is to identify patterns

. >> john: this could be a big great break in the case and i'm john roberts and this has been 30. n into police custody altoona, pennsylvania, about 23. the police say the man had a gun similar to the one used to shoot thompson outside of midtown manhattan six days ago. >> sandra: searching a plan for possible clues and the police found backpack in the part which they say may belong to that than men and release new photos over the weekend. >> john: alexis mcadams in central park new york city watching everything that is going on. the divers are in the pond but what else to be no, alexis? >> this was like drip, drip, new evidence in the case and a huge my nypd services and it started in new york city but in hundreds of miles away they have the person they are calling a suspect in for questioning. why did they think it is a suspect? it matches the description of someone at mcdonald's at altoona, pennsylvania. i think we see this person you are looking for in the ongoing manhunt for the suspect in the manhattan ceo appeared to the cop said, come over and we willt out. they question hi

a ship in tones from those would then also be jobs of governments. and we also understand them based on the statements provided by the ministers within the states . unless i made john that they are also grateful and thankful for the fact that the pilots were able to make land. also resulting in the fact that of course, most people didn't die as a result of that tragic accident. but some people did make it out alive. there we go on to exclusive footage, showing them the appliance, the final moments on the off them off on the on with the t. a people tragically lost their lives. they'll see damage to the rear wing and inside the cabin that a holes in the fuselage with the oxygen loss deployed. i made like a us 29 people lives to survive. well, images reveal to pay his buddy mantell, peppered with holes one survivor, even captains, some dramatic scenes off and making out safely to georgia. so i need to change the address of some of the following. so one of the french aviation expos, i'm form a pilot civil deluxe. the shows the old question will be onset, as the investigation continues. a lot of that present good in goal. the alley of president is the 1st, the good news