a.j.any medical attention needed? >> i heard gunshots so i don't really -- >> in your parents' bedroom? >> yes. >> on july 29, 2016, at approximately 1:40 a.m., houston police receive a 911 call from a police receive a 911 call from a 16-year-old male who states that he's in a closet and he heard shots fired coming from his parents' bedroom. >> oh, my god. >> he was whispering. he was very quiet, concerned somebody may still in the house. constantly asking on the condition of his sister. >> i need to get my sister. >> your sister is downstairs? on the first floor? >> no, she's on the second floor. >> how old is she? >> 12. >> i remember a.j. coming into my room, waking me up. >> kayra, you need to get up. come on. i need to you get up. i need you to get up. >> i was halfway asleep. i didn't ask any questions. i just got up and walked. >> just grab my hand and stay behind me. >> police are on their way. >> i see lights outside of my house. what do i do? >> when they knock on the door you ca

a.j. it's good to see you as well.cities and businesses alike are coping with so many challenges in the wakehe of the pandemic and are still recovering as we know in so many different ways. both of you commend your current leadership roles at such a pivotal time. mayor harrell please share some insights on why you decided to run for mayor of seattle in 2021? >> thank you mayor. i'm going to give you a heartfelt impromptu answer. [laughter] you know, my journey always starts on my knees. my wife always asked are you begging or are you praying? a little of both, little of both. but in all seriousness i saw was happening in seattle and indeed our country things are so radioactive, so toxic. so volatile. i think the effective mayors will find a way to truly, llsincerely, authentically reach everyone either from the far left, far right or middle and off to the middle is silence. he or she has to be bold enough to create new ideas because we are re- defining our cities. so i started on my knees and i'm stronger when i get up

>> a.j. >> any medical attention needed? >> i heard gunshots so i don't really -- >> in your parents' bedroom? >> yes. >> on july 29, 2016, at approximately 1:40 a.m., houston police receive a 911 call from a police receive a 911 call from a 16-year-old male who states that he's in a closet and he heard shots fired coming from his parents' bedroom. >> oh, my god. >> he was whispering. he was very quiet, concerned somebody may still in the house. constantly asking on the

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a.j, you live on forever., you mentioned right at the beginning of the conversation, dickie and i want to return to it that , i want to return to it that, too. the late queen , the too. the late queen, the religious dates, the faith dimension of christmas was tremendously important and several occasions you alluded to the enormous importance of family to her and to that family . this is the christmas, of course, without her many duties, will to king charles, not only as head of state, but also now as head of state, but also now as head of that family as well. and the final i want to pick up is the one that you made just then about traditions when it is a traditional thing. she that right. but there is a little latitude on other occasions christmas for her was a perfect of both and she liked the traditional role. she liked the old stuff and she wasn't averse to a little bit of new. what will christmas be like this in your imagination ? for me, the your imagination? for me, the queen be missing. i still trying t

back from the fbi that mckenzie's records were showing her going from the airport to hatch park and a.jup at hatch park at the exact same time. >> and that was enough to get a warrant to search a.j.'s home, where investigators noticed a mattress was missing from the bedroom, and there was a strong smell of bleach. he also spoke with a concerned neighbor, her face blurred in this video. who wanted the police learned that he had started an illegal backyard fire. >> she described it as being and offensively smoky and odorous. >> debris even flew into the neighbor's yard. >> it looks like there was clothing, pieces of maybe fake leather, vinyl, we weren't sure what it was. >> what was it like for you when this discovery was made? >> i don't even know how to describe, but it was just a sinking feeling, really, it's like we want to know what happened, but also we don't want to know what happened. because if it is what we think might have happened, we don't want to know what happened. >> coming up. >> that's probably the hardest part in the investigation was watching him walk out the door that

whole history of literature from from the iliad and the odyssey to gabriel zevon's, the story life of a.j fink and do the prisons have, say, in what kind of books go into these libraries? they have a say. they decide that some of them can't go in and that debt is happening very rarely. you know, i've had this book list approved by every prison that we work with, i think because built one of these freedom libraries sort of stack as well. so this is not just a project solely directed at people that's incarcerated we want to build our relationships and communities and conversations across the world in between everybody that goes in there, whether they're going into work, going to going in at a certain time. so, you know, because we built one for the staff. so i think that that they recognize that that the books are also for them. and if comes up is usually around if something ever comes up, i know it'll be around institutional security and i understand that. but we had to deal with it as of yet. how many prisons are you in and what is the process of this library in a prison? so right now we'

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he finds a.j. brown for the 78 yard score. hopefully he is on your fantasy team.er. going wild in philly. still down 3. now eagles fans are going to need some consoling, they lose 20-10. next week if the eagles lose and the 49ers win, the niners are in the one seed. the jets technically still for a playoff berth. seahawks take the 7-0 lead. the jets could not get anything going on offensively. mike white picked off. seahawks win it. the jets are officially eliminated. tom brady and the bucs win over the panthers. another fourth-quarter comeback. tampa leads. with two minutes to go, brady seals it. brady's 19th division title. the sharks lost last night in dallas, hoping to start the new year right in chicago. through a defender's legs. tied at 2-2. less than three minutes later, sneaks it trhrough. that's a brave sharks fan and chicago. the goalie cannot find it. team leading 21st goal of the year. sharks win 5-2, officially undefeated in 2-23. the bay area is connection with jordan poole. >> we just try like that. him interacting how he does. he's ending the game

it's a 77 yard touchdown reception for a.j. green, but gibson would make up for it.gets the first of two interceptions in the game. that one led to a 49ers' touchdown. nick bosa doing his thing. he finishes as the sack leader with 18.5. as for brock purdy, the rookie continues to shine. he tossed a career high three touchdown passes, two to george kittel. elijah mitchell rushed for two scores in his return from ir. the niners are 13 and four and will take a ten-game winning streak into next saturday's playoff game against seattle. >> i feel real good, you know, i felt real good about our team when we won the division about a month ago. i feel better about them now. i think we've gotten better since that point. we'll be ready to go. excited for this week, excited to find out who we're playing and real excited for the playoffs. >> feel like we haven't played to our full potential yet. and so we look at it as a challenge. but we're also excited, because it's like, man, if we do play to our full potential what else can we do? >>> have we seen the end of aaron rodgers in

questions about their top players, jalen hurts still working through explaining -- sprain shoulder, a.jnes, very frustrated. he said i'm good to go, that is all you need to know. interesting. the eagles note the nighters will be at challenge. >> they are disruptive at every position. they are well coached, well coached. so, we have a task in front of us. we have a challenge in front of us. as always we just want to go out there and execute, try to be physical. >> when the wires are motivated to play, which is a 50-50 deal, they're tough to beat. they should face memphis before their last meeting, and the grizzlies in way into the arena only to be smoked by the warriors. make them pay. 123-109. he's taunting dylan brooks on the play after scoring two of his 24 points. they did not mince words after the game. >> they were talking about dynasty, you can talk about dynasty if you haven't run before. i don't think people realize how hard it is, the commitment and sacrifice it takes. he gotta sacrifice your body. that was premature talk. to even mention that word. but, they bring the best out

in donations from china which that money turned around to fund biden's think tank they had lobbied a.jgarlington shut down the china initiative probe of chinese r&d of university. last year claiming it was racial profiling, that's what was going on at upn. >> that raises a huge number of issues about the university of pennsylvania. engaging this because of the money, it's like pay to play but the university is doing it. i find it highly questionable whether or not to chinese officials in the chinese company that is apparently located there have access to the president's offices and these documents. this is a very serious matter is particularly given the corruption that supposedly is going on although it's taking forever into the dealings of hunter biden with the chinese government that the president may have been involved. this is just added on top of all of that. we need to know the answer to this. the house doing intensive oversight is very, very important to try to get to the bottom of this. elizabeth: andrew in hans von spakovsky, thank you for joining us. coming up on the story ms

appoint a special counselor or consider -- the a.j. is in a pickle.s hard to charge donald trump for what happened at mar-a-lago if he doesn't also charge joe biden for what happened at -- >> brian: the attorney general should have disclosed on november 2nd that they found these documents. why did you hold out until cbs brings the story that this has been done and he has taken them? joe biden -- he is not supposed to be playing politics. isn't he supposed to be above it? >> ainsley: he didn't want anyone to find out, brian. >> brian: that is really the attorney general already looks bad. if you think he is having a tough time, he really doesn't. on november 2nd coming at the documents print on november 18th, he assigns a special prosecutor to donald trump her to look at everything and realize hypocrisy was just around the corner and willing to take the slings and arrows. fox news alert, departures are resuming after this faa outage this morning. takeoffs are on hold until 9:00 i am. that is a stain. another live report in a moment. , it needed to be h

straight games and also have the number two pass defense, looking to slow down that arsenal that is a.j. jalen hurts is still working through that injury, i like the eagles by 6. todd: you says you need a winning record to win your division? we've got a lot of excitement and some games that, quite frankly, you may not have thought would be that big a couple weeks ago, carolina v. tampa baying with -- being one of them. >> with a losing record, the bucs could win their division. if they win, they're in because the panthers still need some help even if they win today. and tom brady has lost three of the last five games, he would tell you himself he and this team haven't had the year they want, but with it doesn't matter. they are in a weak division can, so i like hem today to win by three and tom brady, again, will punch his ticket to the postseason. todd: and i'll be watching this game because this one has playoff implications for my boys, of course, talking about cleveland versus washington. >> i love that optimism in 2023 out of you, todd. [laughter] yeah, so the commanders and the bro

. >> a.j., thank you for having me. has not been finalized and released. that is being complicated now. there are several members for both parties that will not be in attendance in the floor tomorrow for various reasons. so it's uncertain. you're going to see the fever break a little bit. in the next 24 hours. >> tonight or tomorrow do you think? they can be put in wrugiting an circulated. we need to sell the rest of the conference on it. we have a broad array of views and opinions in our conference. i certainly need to run it by the group i represent and the bipartisan and the republican side anyway. to make sure that they're cokay with the rules. >> right. there is big fear among people in the problem solvers caucus such as yourself that rules changes being sought will set a stage for incredible difficulty if not impossibility to legislate by weakening the speakership, right? they side with democrats if that is necessary. circumvent that. there is a lot of procedural optio options at our disposal. it's a four go marri

and not just because i like a.j. so much. he's my cashier at my dollar general.if you think this economy's a real tailspin, dollar tree is the retailer for you, at least on the nasdaq 100. it's far from my favorite trade down play, though. i prefer tjx, the parent of tj maxx, which is why we own it for the charitable trust but if dollar tree can get its act together i think it can be a big winner this year by the way, tjx is going to do well when you see these retailers dropping like flies. bottom line, in an index that's been folded, spindled and mutilated i am still feeling good about a few of these stocks, t-mobile, regeneron and dollar tree along with the least nasdaq of the nasdaq names here i'm talking about pepsico and american electric power. i want to take phone calls i want to go to kansas let's go to ken in kansas. ken. >> caller: hello, jim. i'm a very long-time listener. first time speaking with you >> okay. >> caller: i'm curious about coinbase global, c.o.i.n is now the time to buy >> all right jimmy chill is trying to be chill but i think coinbase

nick yeah, this is good news, drug moves step news, a.j.er. you want to live closer. so if you want to live forever. new study shows forever. so a new study shows that reprogramming may that cellular reprogramming may remember cellular from make it on cellular level. on a cellular level. well, that's that's the to that's now that's now the key to this be this apparently it could be could be to humans in the next five years so researchers injected week mice injected 124 week old mice equivalent in age to humans in the late seventies. tough for a mouse. yeah. virus . yes. mouse. yeah. with a virus. yes. well, yes, mouse is a virus. have carry have modified to carry additional genetic additional pieces of genetic code. you worry a bit when you hear that because it could that kind can go wrong. but kind of thing can go wrong. but but them but basically this let them produce set of proteins known produce a set of proteins known as yemen effectors, as yarmouk naka yemen effectors, which how i would it . and which is how i would it. and they've be

nick yeah, this is good news, drug moves step news, a.j.er. you want to live closer. so if you want to live forever. new study shows forever. so a new study shows that reprogramming may that cellular reprogramming may remember cellular from make it on cellular level. on a cellular level. well, that's that's the to that's now that's now the key to this be this apparently it could be could be to humans in the next five years so researchers injected week mice injected 124 week old mice equivalent in age to humans in the late seventies. tough for a mouse. yeah. virus . yes. mouse. yeah. with a virus. yes. well, yes, mouse is a virus. have carry have modified to carry additional genetic additional pieces of genetic code. you worry a bit when you hear that because it could that kind can go wrong. but kind of thing can go wrong. but but them but basically this let them produce set of proteins known produce a set of proteins known as yemen effectors, as yarmouk naka yemen effectors, which how i would it . and which is how i would it. and they've be

. >> so clearly trump does nothing in his deposition to slow down the locomotive that is a.j. tish james's investigation into the trump org. where do you -- and i just keep putting this moment in time out there because the deposition isn't new, we're just seeing it for the first time. where would you put the time line of this case? >> so, he's deposed in the summer and she brings the suit in october, but to david's question, who is the audience here? the most important audience we're for getting is 12 percents whose name we don't know yet. this is going to trial in october and the number one point to keep in mind is because it's a civil suit and not a criminal suit, the jury is going to hear his fifth amendment invocations. they're allowed to hear it and the ladies and gentlemen of the jury, he said to you he took the fifth because he -- it was a witch hunt? nonsense. he's depriving you of truthful information. why is he doing that? because he knows it would harm you as the evidence we've shown you so far demonstrates. that's going to be devastating to him in a lawsuit that al

this is a good news on tv online, a.j. radio. i'm not aware right.ate this hour. and i'm asking, would great british debate this hour. and i'm asking , would you object and i'm asking, would you object to wearing face mask? now, the u.k. health secretary agency is given the following advice due to the high numbers of flu and covid cases adults should try stay home when unwell and if they do have to go out , wear they do have to go out, wear a face covering when unwell, don't visit healthcare settings or visit healthcare settings or visit in vulnerable people unless urgent . that's a report. unless urgent. that's a report. secretary of transport secretary mark harper also echoed similar sentiment. and it comes amid rise in the number of covid cases with a predicted 3 million people having tested positive for the virus over the festive period. now, at this point, you have more chance of catching covid than do a train . but covid than do a train. but critics are up in arms over the advice with many saying masks in of lockdown a time are keen to forget w

most of the tenure in the white house and there until the a.j. mccarroning of january 6. close to him and including ivanka trump trying to say you have to say something and get word to these rioters to stop. committing violence in your name. he simply wouldn't do it. he watched on tv and we know from reports enjoyed what he was seeing. >> we'll have more ahead and tell you what the wife of supreme court justice thomas has to say about the text with donald trump's former chief of staff. did george santos once have a brain tumor? >> i hope he is okay. >> reportedly claimed he did in a 2020 podcast but isn't offering details now. it's the latest in a string of claims by the incoming congressman. the vivid imagination and down right lies just ahead on "morning joe." my name is wendy, i'm 51 years old, and i'm a hospital administrator. when i talk to patients you can just see from here up when you're wearing a mask. and i have noticed those lines beginning to really become not so much moderate but more severe. i'm still wendy and i got botox® cosmetic. and i'm really happy wit

known as a.j. came to arkansas from india at age 11. she graduated from the university of arkansas where she graduated in 2011 and earned graduate agree at the bush school at texas a&m-t she joined my predecessor, then representative tim griffin in the office representing the 2nd congressional district. she served as an intern and legislative director while working to -- for him. when i took the oath in 2015, she joined my district representative and became my director. she on deeply cares for the constituents and now for her role for attorney general, she cares for the citizens of arkansas. if someone needed a passport or help with a visa, she worked tirelessly to make that happen. throughout my time in congress, she has been dedicated to serving the people of central arkansas. i thank her for her decade of service and i look forward to the work she will continue to do for our great state. madam speaker, i rise to highlight the mission of the arkansas martin luther king junior commission. for 30 years, the commission has led in communi

what's the reaction been like, a.j. the reaction has been quite shocking because as i said, it was justalking on the red carpet. but then you have people like john travolta. he said it's too hard to bear. and then we've had tom hanks and rita wilson, who, of course, spent time with lisa, because tom starred in elvis and he and they said their hearts are broken following her death. what do you think her legacy will be? i think her legacy will be of a woman. you know, with most of these child stars who live under their parents limelight, they only become famous due to their parents. but i think her own legacy was how much she loved her father and how much she wanted to create her own identity based off him. and i think , she will be sadly and i think, she will be sadly missed. and of course , behind missed. and of course, behind three children as well. yes. awful news this morning. so we have a look at the brits now, stephanie, because some controversy over best artist explain what's going on there. well, ali, think the writing was on the wall from last year when the brits decided to ditc