as aaron and d.j. both did. he wanted to be, you know, well respected people. >> and then aaron, as it turned out, probably the best of the hernandez clan. >> and the fact that he was so big yet he could still was like faster than everybody and just agile. it was just ridiculous. he didn't spend his time, you know, messing around. he was working hard every day. >> he was one of the best players that connecticut has ever seen as a senior, the connecticut state player of the year broke all kinds of state records. >> he was clearly talented enough to play college football. he was heavily recruited half your family wanted to go here. >> half my family told me to go to notre dame, michigan, miami, florida is just, you know, a top five college football program. >> and if you want to exceed your expectations and reach the nfl, that's that's the place to go. i just had heard from a friend that he was going to be leaving school early. he was going to the university of florida. >> it was pretty surreal seeing him on tv pl

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aaron was live on air. he just stopped.t it and paused, and he shared this moment that everybody was thinking he was a good lord. there are no words. and he paused, and it was a moment which everyone shared, because at that moment there were none. uh, but he then went on to find the words, and he and he covered that day incredibly well. i mean, it was a day of that was very much to aaron in a journalistic way. and when he finally got off the roof of the new york bureau back in the day, when it was opposite penn station, and he told me that he went to dc about a week later and he walked into a hotel foyer and everybody in that foyer stood up and applauded. such was their connection with aaron for his coverage of nine over 11. >> yeah. john. and you're so right in that for each and every one of us, it helped shape the way we looked at that terrible tragedy that day. and we still many of us remember his voice, how calm he was. and as you point out, how human those words were, um, in in terms of what he brought to journalism, t

aaron david miller, _ palestinians in gaza. aaron david miller, senior - palestinians in gaza.d miller, senior fellow at david miller, seniorfellow at the carney —— carnegie endowment for international peace, thank you.— endowment for international peace, thank you. thank you for havin: peace, thank you. thank you for having me- _ ukraine's energy infrastructure endured a barrage of russian missiles and drones in the early hours of friday morning. 93 missiles and more than 200 drones targeted sites in ukraine's west but ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky said 81 missiles were shot down. air alerts in the capital kyiv sent residents into underground shelters as new power supply restrictions were announced as a result of the attack. rolling blackouts are being introduced in all regions of ukraine amid the restrictions. russia's attacks come on the coldest day of the ukrainian winter so far with temperatures hovering around negative 6 degrees celsius. our reporter abdujalil abdurasulov is in kyiv with more. we know that the main target of this attack was ukraine's energy infra

tell us a little bit more about aaron siri, who is this person and what does he mean and rfk jr.e handles vaccine -related cases, he has long represented clients who say they are injured by vaccines. i first encountered him last year when i wrote a story about a lawsuit in mississippi that revoked the religious -- or restored rather the religious exemption for vaccinations, so they were trying to basically make it easier for parents to opt out of childhood vaccination. and they won. and it turns out that aaron siri is also, as you mentioned, the lead lawyer for the informed consent action network, that is a group, you would call it anti- vaccine, they would call it vaccine safety or medical freedom, but they are clearly, you know, targeting vaccines and the fda and the cdc. aaron siri is their lawyer, he has filed all kinds of petitions, freedom of information act requests, lawsuits, in fact, the mississippi lawsuit was filed on behalf of of i can, and they are ran by victory, kennedy's communications director on the campaign, so they are kind of this triumvirate, if you will, a

aaron is joining us now from the white house north lawn. aaron, the president-elect is also elaborating on some of what he plans to do on day one, right? >> reporter: right, halle. mr. trump promised executive orders to close the border and kick transgender people out of the military. he plans to order federal workers back into in person office work or he said he'll fire them. halle. >> aaron gilchrist, thank you. >>> following a new report tonight that says a sitting texas congresswoman kay granger is in a senior living facility after missing months of votes. a spokesperson denies granger is living in memory care, right? >> reporter: that's right, halle. her son is telling the dallas is in a senior living facility.hasn't v. int granger says she has been, quote, navigating some unforeseen health challenges making travel difficult and unpredictable. last month the congresswoman was in d.c. for her portrait unveiling honoring her tenure as the first woman to chair the committee. the 81-year-old is not seeking re-election but she's still getti

>> david: aaron katersky leading us off with the breaking news here tonight. aaron, thank you.on is just part of the team that will have a special edition of "20/20" on thursday night on suspect luigi mangione and the ceo murder case. that's thursday night, 10:00 p.m. eastern, right here on abc. >>> in the meantime, we turn now to the other developing story at this hour, and what authorities are now saying about motive in the deadly school shooting 24 hours ago in madison, wisconsin. tonight here, the image of the suspect. police say the shooter was a 15-year-old student, natalie rupnow, they also call her samantha, her friends. where authorities are now searching tonight. and abc's alex perez reporting again from madison. >> reporter: tonight, police trying to find out what drove 15-year-old natalie rupnow, seen here in a recent facebook photo, smiling and hugging a dog, to bring a gun to the abundant life school monday morning and kill a teacher and a fellow student. >> at this time, it appears that the motive was a combination of factors. >> reporter: police say rupnow, who

aaron katersky tonight. aaron, thank you. >>> in the meantime, we move to the fast-moving new storm, a clipper system from canada with dangerous winds and snow. alerts for 100 million americans tonight, across the great lakes and right into the northeast. in fact, new york city, philadelphia, and washington, d.c. all bracing for dangerous winds, too. lee goldberg has the forecast. trevor ault with the images already tonight. >> reporter: tonight, deteriorating conditions across the upper midwest as a powerful, fast-moving system packing wind and snow heads east. bringing whiteout conditions to fargo, north dakota. this time lapse showing a snow squall sweeping across i-94 in warrens, wisconsin. the new system comes on the heels of multiple days of snow that dumped more than five feet in parts of new york and caused chaos on the roads. >> hope no one -- watch out. >> reporter: new video showing a close call for kansas law enforcement on saturday as they were responding to a crash in kansas city. >> yeah, my c

aaron siri is their lawyer.freedom of information act requests, lawsuits. that mississippi lawsuit was filed on behalf of icahn. icahn is run by kennedy's communication director on the campaign. they're kind of a trika of call them what you want, vaccine skeptics, anti-vaxxer, resistors. they could end up, we will see, as part of an rfk jr. team which is very different from being on a campaign -- >> they already are part of the team. >> they could end up in government. >> siri -- right now, as kennedy is interviewing candidates for hhs positions should he get confirmed, siri is by his side taking the lead in questioning. he is advising him all the way through. he's been down in west palm beach with kennedy. kennedy would -- has told people privately he would like aaron siri to be his general counsel at hhs. my bet that doesn't happen. aaron siri is a very successful lawyer and probably doesn't want to give up his legal practice. it doesn't mean that he couldn't continue to advise kennedy as some kind of, you kno

aaron, thank you. >>> now, to the exploding wildfire in malibu, california. franklin fire roaring to life less than 24 hours ago, fueled by santa ana winds gusting over 70 miles per hour. 18,000 people in the evacuation zone. part of the pacific coast highway shut down. students at pepperdine university told to shelter in place. some, you see here, watching the flames out of the library windows. and homes have already burned. abc's trevor ault on the scene tonight. >> reporter: tonight, an explosive wildfire in malibu, california, destroying homes and forcing thousands to evacuate. the franklin fire breaking out overnight around 11:00. santa ana winds gusting to 80 miles an hour, fanning the flames, sending embers flying across thousands of acres. fire jumping the pacific coast highway. this fire erupted overnight in malibu. the hillside is absolutely blanketed in flames like this. and look at it, all over the hillside. we're standing in the parking lot of malibu city hall right now. even in the distance, you see another patch there. and then up over the hill

former cnn anchor and renowned journalist aaron brown has died at the age of 76. brown helped shape cnn's journalism over th coverage of major events such as 9/11. cnn's nick watt has a look at a remarkable career. >> look calm, human, clear. >> and as you can see, perhaps the second tower, the front tower, the top portion of which is collapsing. good lord. there are no words. >> aaron brown talked millions of people through the most shocking event of the television age. planes hitting the world trade center on nine over 11. >> this was the biggest moment in my lifetime, in every sense and in the history of my country and the history of my business, in my personal, professional life. i just wanted to get it right. >> just look at that. that is about as frightening a scene as you will ever see. >> brown reported for 17 hours straight. a producer told him in his ear, just think, whoever did this is probably watching you right now. and a colleague told me brown rose to that solemn occasion. >> i was way too busy to be afraid of anything when it ended at one something

remember, aaron, you never have to show motive of a crime. you just have to show that the crime was committed in this instance, to the extent that you're charging terrorism now, you get to the motivation, the manifesto, the hatred of corporate america, all of that becomes admissible and relevant evidence. >> all right. so what do you make of the what danny's reporting 33 emails, six actually hard mails. that's odd to think about. what those would be 157 deposits for the commissary. i guess that's people giving him money, basically to buy food in the prison. when you look at all those things, does anything stand out to you? >> it does. i mean, the fact of the matter is, is that he struck a raw chord. if you listen to people who are on social media speaking about him, there's a hatred of the health care industry. and he picked a face of an industry. you're looking at unitedhealthcare largest, you know, they insure 1 in 7 people. and so who are you going to target? but then and i think that's what functioned into the da's charge of the first deg

aaron, thank you so much.

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aaron katersky inside the courtroom. >>> the news just coming in, former president bill clinton in the what we're learning tonight. >>> several people rescued when a pier crashes into the powerful surf in santa cruz, california. the images just coming in. >>> millions are on alert for a fast-moving storm sweeping into the northeast. what it could mean for travel. and will there be a white christmas? lee goldberg is standing by. >>> the terrifying incidents at two popular ski resorts. in nevada, at least five hurt. skiers falling 30 feet into the snow. and in colorado, the rescue. more than 170 people trapped. some for hours. >>> the bombshell house ethics committee report on former congressman matt gaetz. detailed allegations from a years-long investigation finding, quote, substantial evidence that he had sex with a 17-year-old in 2017. in violation of florida's statutory rape law. and allegedly paid nearly $100,000 for several women for sex. gaetz maintaining he did nothing wrong. >>> the emotional scenes two days before christmas. a police officer is killed responding to reports of a

aaron katersky live with us from the scene. aaron, the suspect escaping into central park. what do we know about where they're searching right now, and any potential motives police might be looking into tonight? >> reporter: dozens of investigators are now scouring the city for evidence. they'd like to find something to extract dna evidence. they're also canvassing for video, david. thaild like to catch a glimpse of the guy with his mask down. and they'll investigating one possibility that this shooting resulted from a grudge, either against united health care or thompson himself. david? >> david: yeah, they say he was waiting there with a silencer on that gun. aaron, thank you. >>> in the meantime, we move to the fast-moving new storm with dangerous winds and snow. alerts for 100 million americans, across the great lakes and right into the northeast. new york city, philadelphia, and washington, d.c. all bracing for dangerous winds, too. lee goldberg has the forecast. trevor ault with the images already tonight. >> reporter: tonight, deteriorating conditions across the uppe

aaron, the suspect's face clearly seen now. i suspect police are getting calls, given how clear these images are? >> reporter: they sure are. that is an important image, david. they believe someone recognizes the man from it, and they are being inundated with leads, feverishly trying to follow up on each and every one. tonight, david, the police are confident they will make an identification and catch the guy. it's just a matter of when. david? >> david: our investigative correspondent aaron katersky again tonight. aaron, thank you. >>> we're also following the state of emergency in california at this hour after a major earthquake struck off the coast of northern california. this is the moment the magnitude 7.0 earthquake struck, shaking this home near the epicenter. the most powerful quake in that region in more than 30 years. wine bottles knocked off shelves at a nearby inn. a rare tsunami warning for a time from santa cruz all the way up to oregon. mass evacuations on highway 1. people moving away from the coast. the quake c

my name is aaron. that's just what we're saying. because we couldn't use his name and i'm so honored and privilege start today. i really is here to tell his own story. so i'd love to introduce you all to michael the i think this is up. and so yeah, i'm mike of an iron mike story stars is down the country size and then it's moved away. i ran away and i was completely lost and i turn into friends and it was the 1st time slow year. i know, unfortunately the reaction, watson goes, that was one bad reaction and it stopped me for many years. been able to be me and i think that has changed. so last year i suppose i, i met this great guy and i just felt as i told him and is the best we actually ever go. you know, he just came around the table and gave me a hug and said, i'm proud of you. and that doesn't matter. i just put those words, it just changed everything. so i guess here today why i want to do this was, you know, i suppose everyone knows me is, are from the play. and i'm michael and i'm retain that back. ok. thank you. price michael

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i'm aaron tilton, berlin. thank you for joining us. i ceremonies underway and parents to mark the reopening of neutral down because he dro or you're looking at live pictures here from the ceremony. president, money of my call is hosting dozens of world leaders and dignitaries and the french capital to celebrate the restoration. the cathedral in the heart of paris has undergone a pain speaking renovation. to restore to its former glory after a fire gutter its roof and would work and cause its famous fire to collapse some 2019 the main structure, only narrowly avoided destruction. and let's cross over to our correspondent lisa louis, who's standing by in paris for us. so lisa, you're right in front of the dr. down cathedral. the reopening ceremony is happening tonight. what can you tell us? well, it's been a very moving ceremony with different said the ringing of the bells and other bells were ringing for the 1st time after 5 and a half years. and there was applause from inside the cathedral. the people here, 10000 people, thousands of p

aaron rodgers aaron's the man. you know he's done it for a long time. probably hasn't had the season he wanted to this year. i would say they haven't had a lot of wins. but you know he's going to do some different things. i think you know that when you when you make the trade for him or they signed him, you kind of know he's going to be a different guy. not in a bad way. he's very interesting. he says a lot of things that maybe people don't agree with, but doesn't make him a bad guy. >> he's considered a big leader in the nfl, isn't he? among the players? >> i've always liked him. i've had a ton of respect for him. we've played against him twice a year. when i was in when i was with the bears at the end of my career there, unbelievable football player. for most guys i talked to who played with him, like him, that was a great teammate to them. there's not a lot of bad things they can say about him. >> did people think that he was interested in politics or even having a political career? because when he was hiking with rfk there, it seemed like the whole

aaron rodgers earned the honor of being the most sacked quarterback in nfl history.ds' 41-7 rout of the cowboys featured saquon barkley rushing for 2,000 yards in a season. and it's going to take one final game to crown the kings of the north and nfc itself. sam darnold led the vikings to a huge 27-25 win over the rival packers. the vikes' victory sets up a prime time match with the lions to determine who will have home field advantage for the playoffs. it doesn't matter who gets the home field advantage, but we'll see. >> here we are on week 17 and the jets really painful, and aaron rodgers with that record. at least he has a sense of humor, joking this is one record that he's had tom brady beat. >> if you get that record, i think all you can do is laugh. >> especially if you're aaron rodgers, right? >>> when we come back, why exercise may not be enough to offset the risks ottg.f siin and how minutes of your life can go up in smoke one cigarette at a time. bye, bye cough. later chest congestion. hello 12 hours of relief. 12 hours!! not coughing at the movies!? hasht

for more on events in syria and joined by aaron, a seniorfellow events in syria and joined by aaron,tute, he also wrote the book on hds called the age of politicaljihad is. we appreciate your time. what is the key thing to understand about hds, the group now in control of syria? i about hds, the group now in control of syria?— control of syria? i think the short way _ control of syria? i think the short way of _ control of syria? i think the short way of explaining - control of syria? i think the short way of explaining it . control of syria? i think the short way of explaining it is they essentially went from being a part of the global gerhardie movement from 2011 to 2016 to a local regime from 2016, 2017 until now so they have an 8.5 year track record, nearly double the time they've been part of the global gerhardie movement. in the most recent iteration, and in that time they also destroyed all of the islamic state sales in the area they were controlling in idlib as well as al-qaeda �*s attempts to make a new branch there as well. it is a complicated issue because even though they

who is aaron theory?like to think of him as the brains behind anti-vaccine movement. anti-vaccine activists were largely an ineffective group of folks, especially robert f kennedy and his communications director who runs the second largest anti-vax organization. they were just petitioning local governments, they were trying to get states to do away with vaccine mandates for children and it just wasn't working until they met aaron theory. and aaron theory is a lawyer, he has a new york law firm and in 2015, he started dabbling in vaccine mandate for children, those cases. so, that got him linked up with del victory and robert f kennedy and they started trying cases together. there was a case in tennessee where they argue that a child had been affected by a vaccine been caused to be autistic. the courts did not find that same thing. they disagreed, the court disagreed. but, from there, aaron theory became the law firm for dell big trees organization, paid him something like $13.8 million from 2017 to 2022.

aaron katersky, thank you.e in new york city tonight, the breaking news involving the subway chokehold trial of daniel penny. the jury saying it's deadlocked. what the judge did today involving the most serious charge in this case. here is stephanie ramos. >> reporter: the judge in the trial for daniel penny accused in the deadly chokehold on a new york city subway dismissing the most serious of the two charges against the marine veteran. the ruling coming hours after jurors said they were unable to come to a unanimous vote on second degree manslaughter, which carried a prison seine sen sentence up to 25 years. he is facing negligent homicide now. the jury of seven women and five men deliberating for four days, asking to review bystander and police video from back in may of 2023. >> i just put him out. >> he is not breathing. >> reporter: prosecutors say neely was yelling and making threats. they argue penny's hold lasted a minute after neely stopped breathing. >> he was just being -- >> he was threatening ever

and then there's aaron. mean, if you don't know, you sure as hell do an amazing job at making it look like you have the answers. but i truly do admire your wisdom and the fact that you are willing to do this job for 16 years. and people look and, you know, sometimes people think this job is easy, but some people make it look easier than it actually is. and i think you're one of those those people, most people can't lead in general. and to lead through adversity, both personal and pandemically says a lot about how someone is built, and it's definitely been a pleasure working with you, watching you and learning from you. i think one thing people don't know about you is you actually can admit when you're wrong, even though you don't like it. but i think i'm just saying all of this to basically say you do a pretty damn good job of leading by example, and i just appreciate having the opportunity to work with you. i am glad you came back for this second stint of the second eight years, because otherwise i would no

>> we are going to the gala tonight for aaron judge. >> see you guys know aaron judge?ur kids and nine grandkids and number 10 on the way. >> congratulations. do you celebrate at home? >> we do. >> do you guys have a fireplace? >> we do. >> all right so when you walk into someone else's home and you see a yule log on their tv, is that tacky or terrific? >> okay, green team? do you think aaron judge is close personal friends feel that a televised yule log is tacky or terrific? >> it's amazing. >> pedder bay terrific, we've got them all over the studio. >> what do you think they are going to say though we. >> throttle that ladies neck if she says anything but terrific. >> tom: janice? >> i love it. >> tom: let's see what they said. >> tacky. [applause] >> tom: wow. >> no class. >> tacky gavin newsom fans. >> tom: our panelists and america does not agree with aaron judge and his judge he finds. 63% love the yule log. and we have a yule log on fox nation so if you want one, turn on the fox nation you will log. well, you know, what, you should get points but i've been waitin

many years ago i called you aaron now i will say aaron, thank you >> thank you, chris. >>. good evening. i'm here. thank you aaron peskin. and peskin and all the -- legislative members here. you know -- i appreciate you to tick me to sacramento to do work with you sb529 and lost by 1 vote this inspired me to get in tenant's rights activities and especially -- but i want to thank you and will be in touch. and a lot of w to do. and put your slowos i will put mine on. >> and my theory was not in [inaudible] we are called [inaudible] the donald trump thing we need to hold our ground and fight back. thank you. >> holeo i will try to keep it short. good evening. thank you all out going supervisors for your services. i want it say [inaudible] dean preston here and concerned about issues in our city like affordable you have done wonderful work. [inaudible]. and not the [inaudible] and i appreciate you fighting for d five and the city. and thank you supervisor peskin for fighting for reason control in d three where i live i hope key see you run for mir again i was happy to vote for

aaron. >> all right. everyone is here with me now. scott jennings, you hear the congresswoman, you know, she's putting the blame for this squarely on elon musk first and foremost, and trump after that. and that would be the that would be the timeline of how this played out. what do you say to her? >> well, she let the mask slip right at the end. she said, who's the president right now? i mean, who's the president elect? but she asked the right question first. who is the president right now? joe biden, who we rarely hear from in the wall street journal reported today, has been diminished for the last four years, and we've had unelected people running around running the federal government, apparently. so if that is what they're worried about, if they're worried about people who aren't donald trump, you know, running the government or having influence, i wonder where they've been the last four years. now, this doesn't excuse anybody's behavior on capitol hill tonight, but i think it's pretty rich for democrats to be worried about people

you heard the reporting coming from aaron.dent as part of that also the clemencies that were announced this week? some democrats not happy that he had done that, again citing the idea that there are separate branches of government and they should operate as such. >> well, look, you may not be happy with the fact that the president has the power to grant clemency or pardons. i don't love that part of our constitution. but it is his constitutional right to do that. i have no problem with him exercising those rights. look, a lot of what he is is important. but it's not legacy building. i don't know that the bald eagle is something that the rest of us will look back on 100 years from now and say, thank god joe biden did that. i would love for him to publish the equal rights amendment. it that would be a huge legacy for him and has would democracy prove to some extent anything that donald trump may do with respect to gender, hopefully, in the next four years. so from my perspective this is a good start. i think the president in the

>> david: aaron katersky leading us off tonight here. aaron, thank you. >>> we turn now to the verdict in the deadly subway choke hold trial here in new york. the jury acquitting daniel penny of criminally negligent home side in the death of jordan neely. here's abc's stephanie ramos tonight. >> reporter: tonight, daniel penny cleared of all criminal charges in that deadly choke hold that took the life of jordan neely on a new york city subway. >> it's going good. it's going good. >> reporter: penny seen in a manhattan bar celebrating with his attorneys. >> he finally got the justice he deserves. >> reporter: after five days of deliberations, a jury finding the 26-year-old marine veteran not guilty of criminally negligent homicide. neely's father erupting in anger after the verdict, calling the system rigged. >> i miss my son. my son didn't have to go through this. >> reporter: authorities say neely suffered from mental illness and drug addiction. prosecutors admitting the 30-year-old homeless man made threats on that subway in may of 20

>> david: aaron katersky leading us off tonight here. aaron, thank you. >>> the other breaking headline late today, fbi director christopher wray announcing he will resign at the end of the biden administration, amid pressure from president-elect trump. wray was actually appointed by trump, and what he said today. here's mary bruce. >> reporter: tonight, under pressure from president-elect donald trump, fbi director christopher wray announcing he will resign in january. more than two years before his term was set to end. >> i've decided the right thing for the bureau is for me to serve until the end of the current administration in january and then step down. this is the best way to avoid dragging the bureau deeper into the fray. >> reporter: trump himself appointed wray in 2017, saying he would be a fierce guardian of the law and a model of integrity. but trump soured on his pick after the fbi launched investigations into his efforts to overturn the 2020 election. and alleged mishandling of classified information. agents discovering doc

>> david: aaron katersky leading us off. aaron, thank you. >>> we're also following a major storm at this hour, once again slamming the great lakes and headed right into parts of the northeast. parts of i-90 paralyzed. multiple accidents across several states. look at these images from kalamazoo, michigan, tonight. an emergency crew at the scene of an accident when a truck slammed into a vehicle there. no one hurt. but the driving is treacherous. ginger zee has the forecast, and morgan norwood with the images tonight. >> near blizzard conditions. >> reporter: tonight, the great lakes hammered with their third major whiteout in the past two weeks. south of buffalo, jackknifed tractor trailers spinning their wheels. ditches littered with cars. even plow trucks couldn't stay on the road. not far from there, drivers barely able to see the road on interstate 90 in hamburg. residents in buffalo opening garage doors to massive snow drifts. the system coming on the heels of a powerful storm that hammered the northeast overnight. dri

abc's senior investigative correspondent aaron katersky leading us off. the scene in altoona tonight. >> tonight, nearly a week after the ceo of united healthcare was gunned down outside of new york city ho, 26 year old luigi mangione has been taken into custody in altoona, pennsylvania, where he was recognized at a mcdonald's from surveillance images. >> he is believed to be our person of interest in the brazen, targeted murder of brian thompson, ceo of united healthcare, last wednesday in midtown manhattan. >> the nypd seen racing along i-80 to altoona, nearly 300 miles away, after a break in the case. just after 9 a.m, a worker at this mcdonald's spotted a customer who was eating and acting suspiciously and dialed 911. >> the mcdonald's employee did something we ask every american to do. if you see somethingsomey something. but something. most importantly, do something. and they did. >> altoona police taking mangione into custody on gun charges. police say he had this ghost gun that made have been made with a 3d printer similar to the weapon used to ki

. >> joining us now is aaron siri. >> erin siri. >> lawyer aaron siri. >> aaron siri has led severalhting information from the fda. >> he's the guy that has been asking pfizer to release the covid-19 vaccine data. >> i love aaron siri. there is nobody who has been a greater asset to the medical freedom movement than him. >> aaron siri is a lawyer who specializes in vaccine lawsuits and he's been advising kennedy, even reportedly helping him vet candidates for top positions at hhs. according to the new york times, siri has spent the past several years petitioning the fda to pause the distribution of more than a dozen vaccines, including products that cover tetanus, diphtheria, hepatitis a and polio. siri's 2022 petition asks the fda to withdraw or suspend approval for the only polio vaccine that is still used in the u.s. now his concerns are not shared by credible medical professionals but they have been amplified by anti-vaccine media outlets. the one that produced a that highlight reel we just played. last month siri was interviewed on the high wire podcast hosted by del big tree, w

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aaron. star planning department staff. i'm just here to let you know that the planning commission did hear this on october 24th on their consent calendar and recommended unanimous approval. thanks. thank you, mr. star. let's. if there's no questions or comments from my colleagues, let's go to public comment on this item, please. mr. thank you madam chair. land use and transportation will now hear public comment on agenda item numbers two and three called together. if you have public comment for these items related to the transbay center district, open space impact fee and the summary street vacation, please come forward to the lectern at this time. and madam chair, it appears we have no speakers. okay, public comment on this item is now closed. i would like to make a motion that we send these items out of committee with a positive recommendation. please, on the motion offered by the chair, that these two ordinances be recommended to the board of supervisors, vice chair. preston. preston i member. peskin i. peskin i chair.

i asked him, aaron, if he wants to see that report, and he told me, i'm sure i will see it, aaron. >> and that's going to be very important. right. and there's so many, so many layers to the questions that they have. this is not just about one incident of alleged sexual assault mismanagement, other issues as well. i want to go to kristen holmes live from west palm beach florida, because kristen, when it comes to the issues that seth is facing to confirmation, there are many layers to this is trump's team still confident hegseth can survive this? >> well, erin, it depends on who you talk to. there are some people particularly in public, who are saying that they are completely confident. but if you talk to a number of people in private, they don't have that same level of defiance when it comes to hegseth getting confirmed. one thing to keep in mind here is what exactly happened when matt gaetz withdrew his name. that came from donald trump donald trump was making personal calls to senators. he was listening to what senators were saying. and in the end, gaetz just had a math problem that

my name is aaron. that's just what we're saying. because we couldn't use his name on them so on and i'm president, start today are in is here's to tell his own story. so i'd love to introduce you all to michael the i think this is up. and so yes, i'm like of on our mind story starts is down the country size and then it's moved away or right away. and i was completely lost. and i turn into friends and it was the 1st time slow year. i know, unfortunately, the reaction watson goes, that was one bad reaction and it stopped me for many years. been able to be me. and i think that has changed. so last year i suppose they, i met this great guy and i just felt as i told him and is the best we actually ever go. you know, he just came around the table and gave me a hug and said, i'm proud of you. and that doesn't matter, just with those words, it just changed everything. so, i guess here today why i want to do this was, you know, i suppose everyone knows me is, are from the play. and i'm like, oh, i don't retain that back. and thank you. the p

>> aaron? >> normally, it kind of depends on the year i've done.t year, i went to the bills patriots football game in buffalo, new york and watched bill belichick lose for the last time as he left orchard park as the patriots coach. this year i will be home in rochester because on new year's day, my sister is being sworn in as the first female district attorney of wayne county, new york, so i will be there for her swearing in. >> i would just like to say, kat, there was no reason to besmirch bill belichick. oh, i have to. >> are you kidding me? deep hatred. >> always. paul hiding, actually. yeah, right. because i worked this thing for 25, 26 years in various capacities. and this year, when i'm definitely not doing is watching people throw up. >> yes. >> fight their best friends and then tell them ten minutes later. i love you, man. >> yeah. >> paul, are you still connected with the force? >> the force? >> how is he a jedi? >> can i can i say something about western razors at this point? yeah. any of you heard of western razors? com, i really recomm