the intruder kidnaped denise, putting her in the trunk of aaron's car alone and drugged. aaron tried to stay awake but couldn't. >> my alarm went off and i called, called in sick. >> hours later, he called police, who he says were immediately suspicious of his story. >> with her confronted with is a man who said that his girlfriend was kidnaped in the middle of the night. there is a crazy story about this home invasion. they see all the components of what you might expect to see objectively in a domestic violence murder. >> aaron agreed to go to the station to give a statement. >> the story that you're telling here, i'm buying it all. you got to think about how this is all going to play out. i don't have anything to think about. i'm telling you what? you listen to me. there ain't no frogmen came into your house. nobody dressed in wetsuits or it didn't happen. >> aaron and his attorney knew they needed proof that denise was still alive. in a twist, the san francisco chronicle got a proof of life message from the kidnaper. >> huskins and kidnaped. >> otherwise fine. she is

joining us now, aaron cohen. he's an israeli special ops veteran and host of the aaron cohen show on youtube. and rabbi haim mintz also joins us. welcome to both of you. rabbi, let me start with you. i guess in a sense, it's not surprising that we're getting this last minute speed bump. hamas not delivering the names of the hostages to be released in the next few hours. we have, what, 24.5 minutes left? presumably they might wait until 24 of those minutes. >> 100%. we must understand that the that they're playing the bibi's strength by them going and saying is, oh, we don't know where the names are coming. are you kidding me? you don't know where the names are. you know exactly what the names are, but they're just showing the weakness of b, because what bibi said the cease fire is off. really? are you going to back out of the cease fire? he would not. why? because there's too much pressure. hamas knows it. and showing the weakness of bebe. bebe should have been like a moses talking to pharaoh. i'm not negotiating

let's talk more about these developments with the aaron david miller. he is former us state department negotiator for the middle east, and he joins me now from washington d. c. so aaron, thousands of palestinians are returning to northern garza and some of these rarely hostages are heading home. so the question is, are we closer to any lasting end of hostilities we're asking and aaron is going to be tough to produce. i think look at this is not an agreement between the united states in germany. it's an agreement between 2 combatants, both of them see one another is mutual destruction. there's no confidence, there's no trust in their politics that are play on both sides, particularly on these rarely side. so my, my prediction and i hate making them is that we'll probably get through phase one. but it's very, very difficult to imagine moving into phase 2, which could compel on us to re all the remaining hostages in the war. and can probably as rarely as to withdraw from guys. i don't see that happening more delay perhaps, but uh no, no, no in state. well

joining us now, aaron cohen, he's an israeli special ops veteran and the host of the aaron cohen show on youtube. and rabbi haim mintz also with us. thank you, gentlemen, for having been with us over the hours of breaking news here. rabbi mintz, i know you've been talking to a lot of your contacts and friends in israel and a sort of twofold reaction to this obviously great joy that the hostages are coming out today. three of them and more will follow if everything goes to plan. but some, and i know you are among them, think that this is a bitter pill to swallow 100%. >> you must understand i'm speaking to israeli soldiers that are wounded. i'm speaking to some israeli soldiers that just so happened to be home for the weekend, and i'm speaking to some of my friends that are living in israel. all of them say the same thing. we're happy that the hostages are coming home. even one, 2 or 3 something. but we went into this war also to defeat hamas. this is a tough pill to swallow, and what's even bothering them even more is how many murderers have to be released in order for this deal to ha

joining us now, aaron cohen. he's an israeli special ops veteran and host of the aaron cohen show on youtube. and rabbi haim mintz, also with us once again, rabbi. so we now know, according to the hamas statement, that they are releasing 24 year old rami ganin. and i apologize if i'm pronouncing any of these names incorrectly. 27 year old emily damari and 31 year old doron steinbrecher. you've spent time with families of the hostages, rabbi. how how did they begin to process this? because obviously you have three overjoyed families this morning, but you've got around 100 others still going through the agony of not knowing 100%. >> so those that have the these three names coming out, those families right now, they're going like this. oh my gosh. oh my gosh. i mean they're making a blessing. hattieville native. we just heard great news for the other ones. the pain still goes, but they may be seeing some light at the end of the tunnel. if this continues and this slowly continues, then god willing, they'll be able to

let's bring in the host of the aaron cohen show podcast, israeli special ops veteran aaron cohen, former san bernardino county sheriff's deputy megan mccarthy, along with former fbi special agent and fox news contributor nicole parker. nicole, first to you, we started out the show with the vegas cyber truck explosion near trump tower. and then we ended with garrett tenney. and we also talked to david spunt. these two incidents, your fbi background, do you believe they're connected? do you believe they're both terrorist acts? >> my gut instinct says, yes, that they are both terrorist acts. are they directly linked? i it would be too soon to tell that trace, but i i'm sorry. i look at everything and i think i'm a tesla truck in front. think about it. elon musk associated with tesla. president trump's trump tower and, you know, fireworks. explosive devices potentially found in that truck. and then both vehicles were rented out of state, brought to different states and wreaked havoc in different communities, whether it was in new orleans or whether it was in las vegas. i just don't think tha

and i was really shocked to even get a response back from denise and aaron. and from there, things kind of went off and i was able to meet misty caruso from the alameda county sheriff's office. we had a seminar. we turned this really low level training into a statewide training with over 300 law enforcement officials. there we met vern pierson, the el dorado d.a. and really, from there, back in march of last year, we formed a team. and i always noticed when it came to denise and aaron, they never referred to their inciden with just singular. they never referred to it as just mueller. they always talked about the kidnapers them, they. and that got me really interested in wanting to know if they felt there was more people involved. and they certainly did. and there were some things that never went public and still have not gone public that are very suspicious. and i felt in law enforcement i was obligated not only just to say sorry to them, but to try and help. chief, tell me a little bit about when you went because you went to prison and you met mueller. how d

it goes back to what aaron was discussing.w, trace, these dei events, the diversity agent recruitment events, there was a push going on in new orleans in july. it happened in the miami division where i served as well. if you are focused on anything other than the mission at hand to protect the american people and uphold the constitution, it is a distraction. it can be very dangerous, and that is not what americans want. your number one priority is to protect americans. i think, you know, we need to know did the fbi now about this? and this they did, there needs to be full transparency on it. >> a very good point. aaron, look at what's happening in the middle east and in this country. is this -- is this a symptom of a bigger disease? isis attack in the united states, the middle east is a mess. you have nasrallah, sinwar, terrorist cells. is isis making a statement? >> i believe they are, the now head of syria is a former member of the front connected to al-qaeda. you nailed it. there's a connective thread between the middle eas

joining us now, aaron cohen, who is an israeli special ops veteran and host of the aaron cohen show on youtube, and rabbi haim mintz, also with us. thank you once again for being here, gentlemen. aaron, we're just hearing word that we may get some sort of announcement soon. that would seem to me to indicate that perhaps the list of hostages to be released today, sunday, has been handed over, and we're going to get to the cease fire. have you have you thought all along through this last hour and a half that this was just a speed bump and we would eventually get there? >> yeah. originally, jonathan, i was thinking that this was just a technical speed bump, but, you know, after being on here with you for a couple of segments, i'm leaning towards a hamas really maximizing the psychological pressure. the spotlight's on them right now. this inauguration is about to go down in dc, which is about president elect trump. and once again, the spotlight is back on hamas. and i think this is potentially increased psychological pressure to increase the divide and tension within the israeli government

aaron david, have a limited agreement. aaron david. senior— have a limited agreement.david, senior fellow at _ have a limited agreement. aaron david, senior fellow at the - david, senior fellow at the carnegie endowment for international peace, who was before the us state department advisor, always good to have your perspective. thank you for taking the time.— us secretary of state antony blinken is traveling to south korea this weekend amid a political crisis in seoul. the us state department says mr blinken will meet senior south korean government officials to discuss ways to promote a free and prosperous indo—pacific region. he will also travel to japan before heading to france to discuss challenges in europe and the middle east. mass demonstrations have taken place in seoul, both in support of and against the suspended president, yoon suk yeol. investigators have sought to bring yoon in for questioning over his failed bid to impose martial law, but have so far been repelled by his supporters and security officers. the warrant is set to expire monday. earlier i spok

but i want to bring back aaron katersky, because aaron, not only is new year's eve obviously a huge day in new orleans, a huge day specifically on bourbon street, but this is a city also preparing for the sugar bowl tonight. and now you're saying there are discussions about whether or not that should even happen. >> there are ongoing discussions. multiple law enforcement sources have told abc news as to whether the game needs to be postponed or outright canceled because of the number of resources it would take to secure it in light of what happened on bourbon street overnight. as of now, the game is still on, but the conversations are can it be played? can it be played safely? given how distracted the new orleans police department is going to be with this ongoing investigation, they have called in additional officers from neighboring departments from all around the state to help with security so they, as of now, plan to play the game. but those conversations are ongoing about how you do this safely, because we know in the immediate, most urgent thing is to determine whether there are ad

i want to bring i want to bring aaron in now. aaron, i appreciate you spending the time with us. first of all, how are you and how's your dad doing right now? >> thanks so much, anderson. um, we're doing okay. we're both alive. so that's the most important thing. my father in law is safe down in the san diego area. i'm back home in the berkeley area, and he did lose his house. we did confirm that. but the most important thing is that we're alive. >> your dad, i understand, has has parkinson's. he is recovering from surgery. i can't imagine how concerning it must have been for you with dealing with your father in law, getting him to safety. can you just talk a little bit about your evacuation? >> yeah. uh, it was probably the most intense thing i've ever dealt with in my life. so i was staying at his house. i was taking care of him because he recently had surgery. just a few days ago, and i was alone. we didn't have a car because my wife took the car and the kids to go back to northern california. we get a ping about the fire, but it was an evacuation order. it was, you know, ther

i would like to follow up on what aaron said.ainst anti-semitism should be not subject to policies. it should be bipartisan and broad and this was also the theology of the recent resolutions passed in november. a resolution on combating anti-semitism in jewish life in germany. the resolution was passed il-4 democratic parties in the parliament. the social democrats agree in the liberals and the christian democrats painted an accurate picture of the situation regarding anti-semitism since october 7 and demand more resources. needs to be mobilized to protect jewish people in germany against violent and more needs to be done to educate people about ages and backgrounds on how anti-semitism not only threatens jewish but the foundations of our democracy but so far, so good. the problem with the resolution was not its content but how long it took to get all players involved to agree on it. originally it was for october 29, 2023 so shortly after the seventh of october and eventually it was passed and a year later. what should have been

>> aaron gilchrist, thank you. >>> let's get right to angie. talk about the snow, the ice, the expectations as this storm marches east. >> the impackets are going to continue to spread toward the coast, snow, ice accumulations, and -- potential for tornados. by tomorrow, the snow moves into the mid-atlantic. ice accumulations topping .75 inch in some spots like lexington and charleston. but the snowfall totals, 6 to 10 inches, impressive to say the least, with isolated spots receiving more than a foot. >> angie lassman, lots to watch. thank you. >>> we are learning more tonight about how exactly the suspect in the deadly new orleans truck ramming prepared for his horrific attack. apparently wearing special glasses to record the area around bourbon street, according to the fbi, which is releasing a first look at that new video tonight. kathy park is in new orleans. >> reporter: for the first time, the fbi sharing this chilling glimpse of what they say was the planning of shamsud-din jabbar's new year's day terror attack in new orleans, recorded

. >> well, here in seaside on tuesday, denise huskins quinn and her husband, aaron quinn, are reacting to news that their attacker, matthew mueller, is facing additional charges. 47 year-old matthew mueller, who is serving a 40 year prison sentence for kidnapping and denise huskins in 2015 has been accused of committing a series of home invasions across santa clara county during 2009. he's also been charged in a 2015 kidnapping case in contra costa county. and on tuesday, the el dorado county district attorney announced that mueller is also believed to have kidnapped and sexually assaulted a victim as far back as 1993 when he was just 16 years old. >> that's 2 decades of this mindset that he was living in. >> on tuesday afternoon, denise huskins quinn and her husband, aaron, spoke to the media about the recent developments in these cases. we had all the markers of a serial predator. >> and it's unfortunate that it's taken this long to be able to really give some better clarity and hopefully some sense of peace to these other victims. the new charges come after mueller allegedly confess

ayman mohyeldin and aaron david miller are still with me.hat we get far enough into this deal. and it's very much a big if. to get to the reconstruction phase of gaza. that's phase three. and the who is in charge of gaza, after all is said and done. ayman, you and i were talking about this during the break. is there a leader i know the pa wants to be in charge of gaza? is there a leader that is out there that could unite the palestinian people, both in the west bank and in gaza? >> there isn't one right now that comes to mind. that would have the kind of credibility that is immediately needed, right? there's always there's always a few names that are bounced around. some are in israeli prisons, some that are not in the palestinian authority, in the west bank, technocrats and people of that type. but in order to have any kind of mechanism that would allow a leader like that to emerge, you are going to have to have some kind of political process or democratic election. we're very far away from that right now. given how badly decimated gaza is,

i want to bring i want to bring aaron in now. aaron, i appreciate you spending the time with us. first of all, how are you and how's your dad doing right now? >> thanks so much, anderson. um, we're doing okay. we're both alive. so that's the most important thing. uh, my father in law is safe down in the san diego area. i'm back home in the berkeley area, and, uh, he did lose his house. we did confirm that. but the most important thing is that we're alive. >> your dad, i understand, has has parkinson's. he is recovering from surgery. i can't imagine how concerning it must have been for you with dealing with your father in law, getting him to safety. can you just talk a little bit about your. evacuation? >> yeah. uh, it was probably the most intense thing i've ever dealt with in my life. so i was staying at his house. i was taking care of him because he recently had surgery just a few days ago, and i was alone. we didn't have a car because my wife took the car and the kids to go back to northern california. northern california. we get a ping about the fire, but it was an evacuation

. >> well, here in seaside on tuesday, denise huskins quinn and her husband, aaron quinn, are reacting to news that their attacker, matthew mueller, is facing additional charges. 47 year-old matthew mueller, who is serving a 40 year prison sentence for kidnapping and denise huskins in 2015 has been accused of committing a series of home invasions across santa clara county during 2009. he's also been charged in a 2015 kidnapping case in contra costa county. and on tuesday, the el dorado county district attorney announced that mueller is also believed to have kidnapped and sexually assaulted a victim as far back as 1993 when he was just 16 years old. >> that's 2 decades of this mindset that he was living in. >> on tuesday afternoon, denise huskins quinn and her husband, aaron, spoke to the media about the recent developments in these cases. we had all the markers of a serial predator. >> and it's unfortunate that it's taken this long to be able really give some better clarity and hope ully some sense of peace to these other victims. the new charges come after mueller allegedly confessed

ashley: aaron cohen bring ago strong message this morning. we appreciate it, aaron. thank you very much for your expertise. >> thanks issue ash. ashley: now this, fall of assad regime in syria sparking concerns about a possible isis resurgence. lauren, is anything being done to stop that from happening? lauren: w wall street journal sd the u.s. stepped up attacks in areas where the air space was previously controlled by assad's government and precision strikes and they want to hinder isis's ability to reconstitute in what has become a power vacuum. the u.s. has about 2,000 troops in syria about 2500 in iraq. do they stay there? u.s.-backed kurds are questioning their ability to continue to contain isis, especially the 45,000 syrians that the kurds are guarding in the country's jails with suspected ties to terrorism. and then seeing the new year's attack, that's a reminder that isis can inspire people even though it has been weakened and no longer rules a territory. it's still out there and the u.s. wants to prevent them from reconstituting. ashley: threat is very muc

aaron katersky, abc news, new york. >> aaron, thank you for that. visitors are flocking to hawaii's kilauea volcano, which has been spewing spectacular streams of lava. look at this. the eruption began just before christmas, and then it paused for a while. and then it resumed again this week. the hawaiian volcano observatory estimates those streams are about 200ft high, and could get even higher before the eruption is over and off the coast of maui, wildlife experts saved the lives of two whales on consecutive days, freeing them from life threatening entanglements in fishing lines. >> one was an adult humpback with heavy gauge lines squeezing one of its flippers. the other was not fully grown, with about 200ft of line wrapping around its mouth and tail. glad they're freed. >> glad they're back out there free. coming up, america loses two legends on the same day. we're looking back on the amazing lives and careers of director david lynch and mr. baseball himself, bob uecker. >> and how a dog can be a lion. you're watching world worn out bath or showe

here is aaron gilchrist. >> reporter: the resignation of special counsel jack smith made public over, but before he quit his post he left behind a detailed report, including the findings of his investigation into president trump's alleged interference in the 2020 election. that report in the hands of attorney general merrick garland who intends to release it. smith's investigation spanned two years and included interviews with hundreds of witnesses, including former vice president mike pence. the clock is ticking for the report's release. today the president-elect on social media questioning why smith should be allowed to issue a report at all. meanwhile, team trump preparing to head to capitol hill with more than a dozen of his cabinet picks set to begin confirmation hearings this week. including marco rubio for secretary of state, john ratcliffe for cia director and pete hegseth for defense secretary. >> there is not a job more serious and critical to our national security and we need a qualified individual in that job, and he just does not seem to have the qualifications. >> repor

investigators first suspected aaron and denise's disappearance.n she was later found, accused the couple of staging the event. earlier this year, seaside police chief nick borgis helped them with a law enforcement training, which led to them writing letters to muller in prison, who wrote back, allegedly revealing more crimes. >> and the letters we never expected that it would lead to a lot of what it has with the new announcements. but like we say, you will never know what is under a rock if you don't turn it, and we started flipping rocks. >> reporter: the new cases are still under investigation. denise says she has been in contact with one of the latest revealed victims, a woman whose attempted kidnapping in san ramon took place just two weeks after denise was kidnapped. >> and all i'll share, she said i didn't know how much i needed this. so you know, we don't want to push our expectations onto others, but hopefully for the victims, they can have some sense of peace or gain some understanding, some clarity, and to know this man is in prison and

joining us now, aaron cohen. he's an israeli special ops veteran and host of the aaron cohen show on youtube. you should definitely check that out. and rabbi haim mintz also joining us. rabbi, i want to come to you first because i know you have spent time with the families of some of the hostages, and i just wonder this just pours agony upon agony. you get this little bit of hope that you're going to see, perhaps your loved ones walk out or be brought out of gaza at some point today. and now again, everything is in flux. i can't imagine what those families are going through. >> rabbi, you're 100% right. 8 or 9 days, right after the war began, i would a bunch of chabad rabbis went to israel, and we met with all of the hostage families. one in particular that i spoke to was orli gilboa. she was she was expressing, i want to see my daniella again. she's 19 years old. these families have been suffering, suffering every single day. where is my child? are they alive? are they not? are they being raped? are they being f

let's get right to aaron katersky with late reporting for us. aaron? >> reporter: david, trump does not want this sentencing on friday to go forward. he argued that just days from the inauguration, he should be covered by presidential immunity, and his conviction for falsifying business records here in new york should be dismissed. but just a few moments before we came on the air, david, judge juan merchan refused to budge. he called trump's arguments repetitive and refused to move friday's hearing. and the manhattan d.a. alvin bragg said there really was no reason to. he said there's overwhelming evidence of trump's guilt and no reason to delay sentencing, because on january 10th, trump simply is not president yet, david. >> david: aaron katersky tonight. aaron, thank you. >>> north of the border in canada tonight, prime minister justin trudeau announcing his resignation after nine years as prime minister. trudeau facing growing discontent over the economy and immigration, and divisions in his own government. president-elect trump has also threatened

they forget about the other major accomplishments. >> aaron, bring us back to that. you were in the state department during that time. tell us about the accomplishments. >> you know, it's extraordinary. you could count on one hand, i think, the number of diplomatic successful negotiations driven by an american president in the last 50 years. maybe you could talk good friday agreement, maybe an arms control agreement. jimmy carter produced something quite extraordinary, which frankly, is a cut above any of his other foreign policy, including the two canal treaties and his contribution to arms control. at a time when there was literally no incentive, no crisis, no opportunity, in the middle east, jimmy carter largely powered, i think, by the advice of brzezinski, but also by his own upbringing -- when i interviewed him he said since the age of 3, the holy land has figured prominently in the religious aspects of my life, and he really did drive the egyptian-israeli peace process to a conclusion. i interviewed almost everyone at camp david and had my experience with clin

the investigators first suspected aaron in did denise's disappearance. when she was later found accused them of faking it. there was a training that led to writing letters to him in prison and he wrote back revealing more crimes. >> the letters we never expected that it would lead to a lot of what it has with the new announcements, but, like we say, you will never know what is under a rock if you don't turn it. we started flipping rocks. >> reporter: the new cases are still under investigation. denise says she has been in contact with one of the latest reveal victims, a womans who attempted kidnapping took place two weeks after she was kidnapped. >> i did not know how much i needed this. so, you know, we don't want to push our expectations on to others. hopefully for the victims they can have some sense of peace or some understanding, clarity and to know this man is in prison and hopefully facing life. >>> up next, paul will be back with our weather forecast and . >>> first up, a quick update on the situation rapidly evolving in southern california. now,

aaron, what does this sentence, this unconditional discharge, mean for trump? >> reporter: it would effectively be a mark on his record, mary. the judge said he wanted to balance the sanctity of the jury's verdict with the duties of the president. so while trump would face no real punishment, the stain of a criminal conviction would remain. mary? >> mary: okay, aaron, thank you. >>> now to capitol hill and the dramatic first day of the 119th congress. mike johnson appearing to lose the first vote to remain speaker of the house, but ultimately putting down a conservative revolt with some behind-the-scenes help from the president-elect. abc's jay o'brien is on the hill. >> the honorable mike johnson. >> reporter: tonight, mike johnson re-elected speaker of the house in dramatic fashion. heading into the chamber today, johnson could only afford to lose the support of one republican. thomas massie of kentucky making it clear he was a firm no. what does it say if you lose on the first ballot, mr. speaker? >> it says nothing, it's part of the process. >> reporter: bu

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>> that they're denise and aaron huskins of a skinny denise huskins. and aaron quinn, they denise, the victim of matthew mueller from 2015 during a home invasion and kidnapping and ransom case. at the time vallejo police did not believe them and they were learning now that there might be at least according to the officials there, 6 other cases against matthew mueller. they did take some sort of swipes at the mistakes made by the vallejo police department and now have taken this as a learning opportunity for other police departments, which is why there with the city of seaside. they're with these 6 other cases. we're learning that they may have started as early as 1993 when mueller was just 16 years old. that case still under investigation. and then there are 2 other home invasions from 2009 and this 2015 case. some have happened here in the bay area. so there's a lot of new details we've been getting from this. we'll have full update for you coming up on our website. kron 4 dot com and also on 2 3 o'clock this afternoon. but for now, we're going to go

>> aaron gilchrist for us tonight. aaron, we thank you. >>> staying in d.c. biden today awarded pope francis america's highest billion honor of the medal of freedom. president biden, a devout catholic, was supposed to travel to the vatican next week to visit with the pope, but that trip was canceled so the president could oversee the response to the wildfires here in california. the president awarded the pope the medal over the phone today instead. >>> and overseas, ukrainian president zelenskyy says his army has captured two north korean soldiers who were fighting for russia. zelenskyy releasing these images of the detained soldiers who were injured and given medical attention. these are the first troops from north korea captured in that war. >>> and we're back in a moment with more from the front lines here. >>> plus, the change coming to two of the biggest companies in the world, meta and amazon rolling back diversity initiatives. will other companies do the same? stay with us. with miebo, eyes can feel ♪ miebo ohh yeah ♪ miebo is the only prescription dry

our panel is back with us. >> let's start with aaron gilchrist at the white house. >> and, aaron, i understand some news about president elect trump. >> we do. we know that this is obviously tiktok is something that president elect trump has applauded in the past. he said that that platform was a key part of him winning the youth vote in the election last november. and we understand from one of his posts on his social media platform that he spoke with chinese president xi jinping earlier today. according to this post, he said that it was a good call, and he also noted a couple of things here. he said that it's his expectation that we will solve many problems together. and then he goes on to say we discussed balancing trade, fentanyl, tiktok and many other subjects, an indication that this is something not only that the incoming administration, this platform is something that it not only wants to see go forward, but that it's now an active part of the conversation between the incoming president and the leader of china. we know that the china is sending a delegate, if you will, to attend the ina

aaron chen, everybody. follow him on instagram @chennylifestyle.used didn't have agentforce. so an ai agent didn't know to move my reservations inside... ...or know what i like to eat, which is not that. what's up, my brother? oh, hey, bud! we really needed this rain. right? [car splashing rain water] agentforce helps restaurants prevent dining disasters. paddle on over! it's what ai was meant to be. we got you, brother. i'm not happy with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that it's gonna fall to the ground and start a fire. okay. and i want you to be able to feel the improvements. we've been able to reduce wildfire risk from our equipment by over 90%. that's something i want to believe. [skateboard sounds] [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: i want to thank my guests aidy bryant, joe alwyn and aaron chen everybody! thanks for watching! we love you! [ cheers and applause ]

so my name is aaron sheehan-dean. i'm a professor of history at louisiana state university and excited to be back at cwi again. so i'm going to start with jaime martinez, who teaches at unc pembroke, and she deserves your special sympathy because she's department chair as well as a faculty member at the moment. and we appreciate your service. jamie is the author of confederate slave president, which is an excellent book. still, i think a copy or two over there on the table, as well as someone who's done a lot of public history in north carolina and is working right now on the experience of southeast indigenous people in the civil war era next to janie is cecily zander, who is an assistant professor at texas women's university outside dallas. she has a brand new book called army rape army under fire. army under fire, anti militarism in the civil war era, published by lsu press. no connection. i don't have any connection to the press, but was excited to see that it's sort of across the quad. but we don't interact a lot.

investigators first suspected aaron and it in denise's disappearance. when she was found, accused the couple of staging the event. earlier this year, seaside police chief nick borges helped them facilitate training, writing letters to muller in prison, who wrote back, allegedly revealing more crimes. >> the letters, we never expected that it would lead to a lot with these new announcements. >> reporter: the new cases are under investigation. denise says she has been in contact with one of the latest revealed victims, a woman whose attempted kidnapping in san ramon took place just two weeks after denise was kidnapped. >> had and all i'll share is she just said i didn't know how much i needed this. >> reporter: as for law enforcement, the el dorado county d.a. and the seaside police chief acknowledged mistakes were made, but they say it is also a learning and turning point for law enforcement and how they deal with crime victims. >>> in the san ramon case, muller allegedly held two men and one woman for ransom. they say the victims never reported it becau

thank you, aaron are at 7.53. the time. back to live pictures from southern california. look at this as wildfires continue to decimate home after home in neighborhoods across the la area. we' these hands are working hands. my hands are the most important tools i have. you need to take care of them. that's where o'keeffe's comes in. it's america's #1 selling hand cream for guaranteed relief. if it works for these hands, it'll work for yours. also available in o'keeffe's lip repair. (♪♪) (gasps) crème on the left, one more episode? crème on the right, we crush the whole series! (♪♪) yes! huh! oh! that was really good. oreo. stay playful. >> 76 right now and we want to take a look at where those wildfires, the big ones are burng in southern california 3 major fires, as you can see here on the latest incident map fm cal fire and those fires are the willie fire that just park this morning in los angeles. it's only about 75 acres and 0% contained. this another small fire called the hearse fire that broke out in sylmar last night and that one has burned about 500 acres and then

i keep my expectations low whenever i preach, aaron. i don't and i don't always i can't always measure impact by body language or even what people say afterwards. and so i have to let all of that go. i speak from what i believe i've been given to say and, and, and let it go from there. but i actually it was, um, it was, it was a respectful response. he didn't like it. he said. so he said we could do better. um, some of the other comments i've received haven't been as kind or has been as, uh, as muted, shall we say. and one of the things i was trying to get across is that we can actually have these conversations in a respectful way. >> yeah. yeah. well, i can only imagine. but thank you so much for taking the time to talk about it and to be so thoughtful about it. thank you so much, bishop. and next, a face off tonight between trump and mexico's president. she is not backing down. this is an interesting face off. has he met his match in her. plus trump's former vice president is now trying to take down rfk jr.. how come? >> he's coming i

chris. >> aaron gilchrist, thank you.ining us now is democratic congressman of south carolina, james clyburn, widely credited as the man who helped joe biden win the presidency in 2020. congressman, it is always a pleasure to have you on the program. it is notable, i think, that president biden spent so much of his address with warnings, knowing the influence of elon musk and moving the movement to trump from mark zuckerberg. you know him well, what does it say to you that he spent so much time in this farewell speech as a warning, as much as a victory lap? >> well, thank you very much for having me. >> you know, i always say, in fact, it was the title of my memoirs, blessed experiences. >> and i said in that book that all of us can be no more nor no less than what our experiences allow us to be. >> joe biden has had a set of experiences that allowed him to understand what it's like to grow up on hardscrabble road, to get an opportunity, get a public education, and go on to give public service and to give back in a very p

aaron.and before i begin, i do want to extend my condolences to those affected and impacted by this terrible and tragic incident. to get to your question, that is the purpose for our national response team to be at the pacific palisades fire scene is to actually conduct the investigation and have a origin and cause determination. at this point, we don't know what caused it. there are four different determinations that could be made. it could be incendiary, accidental, undetermined or natural. but that's why the investigators are on scene to conduct that investigation. >> and do you feel that you will be able to ever get an answer as to whether, in any of these fires? it was purposeful arson, and if so, who did it and what the motive might have been for atf. >> we were requested specifically for the pacific palisades fire. as a result, we sent our national response team there, and it is our hope to find an origin and cause for that determination. but the team arrived yesterday. they conducted

aaron, i think that's his top priority, to be honest.and the crypto thing is particularly scary on two fronts. it's very reminiscent of the junk bonds that he sold in the 90s, where small time investors could get in. and as harry alluded to, it's the crypto memecoins are incredibly volatile. so he's going to actually wind up hurting many of the maga people because they're going to do like they did in the 90s. they don't want to buy his product. okay. and and they are going to suffer the consequence of the volatility. it's it's probably the most volatile commodity in the market today. >> but the. >> bigger concern. >> for me. go ahead go ahead. >> yeah. yeah. the bigger the bigger concern aaron is is that the way the cash moves here. it moves almost directly to trump. and so it can be used just like his hotels were used in the first administration where the foreign countries and wealthy people used his hotels to gain favor. well, this is a perfect vehicle, okay? because you can literally a country could go in and buy $10 million worth of

>> well. >> i mean, i'm aaron. i don't mean to be beating a drum here, but i just want to make sure that reporting is equal. what does the individuals how does the biden administration, what does this station say to the individuals that they lost two of their family members that were fbi agents? what about the officer that was beat to death with a hammer? all i'm trying to say is let's make sure we're not just focusing on president trump and his party. but, senator, let's keep in mind that the. >> senator i understand what. >> you're saying. biden did even worse. >> well, no, i'm not going to accept that premise, but i will just take you on very one clear fact, right. you are here to talk about january 6th. it's just like when you and i both speak to our own children. they come and say, well, but joey did this and this is just as bad. no, i want to talk about you and what happened with you. so what i'm talking about here, in this context of you and me having a conversation, is january 6th and something that you wer

además, con la buena noticia del regreso de aaron fox.l. pero el que se robó el show fue aaron fox. 26 puntos, 9 rebotes para él en la victoria de los kings. ahora tienen. récord de 20, 19 y 7 victorias consecutivas para sacramento en la mls. los san jose earthquakes siguen activos en el mercado. y es que luego de anunciar al chicho arango, otro delantero podría llegar a la bahía. hablamos de joseph martínez, quien se encuentra negociando con los kings su posible incorporación al equipo. el venezolano, quien brilló en la mls con atlanta united y que tuvo experiencias recientes con inter, miami y cf. montreal es 1 de los goleadores históricos de la liga y de llegar formaría una dupla de lujo en ataque con el colombiano christian arango en la liga mx. este domingo se cierra la primera jornada del clausura y en el universitario. pumas venció 2a1a necaxa, rubalcaba y sepúlveda anotaron los tantos felinos en la primera mitad. mientras que en el complemento cambindo logró el descuento para rayados. vamos a la supercopa de españa en arabia saudí

that's correct. >> thank you for having us on aaron. so right now my immediate concern is the current red flag that we're under. >> it's supposed to expire at 6 p.m. this evening. >> but looking forward with the weather forecast, we are slated to have another red flag warning. >> moderate santa ana winds beginning monday and tuesday so, chief, how do you manage through this? >> i mean, this seems as if it's never ending. you've got thousands of firefighters at the rose bowl stadium. you've got guys here just on alert all the time. is it just a never ending way of life at this point? three days. another wind warning. two days after that, it will happen again. >> yeah, we're certainly under a weather fire siege here in los angeles county. we do have lots of resources like the ones you mentioned, the assistance that was provided not only from northern california but from the western united states and canada and mexico has been overwhelming. >> we have so many people here that are prepared to go if we get another event. >> so i know we've l

aaron cohen and senior fellow with the foundation for the mental democracies, richard goldberg.g on. richard, you hurt -- heard pete hegseth thing he wants fewer generals and more war fighters. how did he do today in your opinion? >> i will tell you, i'm a former senate staffer and i been through a lot of these and hegseth gave a master class today. truly showing demonstrated mastery of policy, foreign policy, national security affairs, military affairs, the building, the bureaucracy that he will be managing. he came out i think with flying colors. i believe the testimony will be studied in confirmation prep schools from both sides of the island the future. i expect he will be confirmed as the next secretary of defense. >> trace: interesting. rabbi, a big deal in the middle he's now, the associated press headline reads, hamas okays draft agreement of a cause cease-fire and to the release of some hostages, officials say. it sounds like the hostage deal is almost done. it looks like it could happen as early as tomorrow morning, maybe midday tomorrow. what's good, what's bad about

lisping and former number of israel's special ops unit, aaron cohen, and former san bernardino county sheriff deputy megan mccarty this reads come from new orleans to nice, the police can only doo much. cities can harden their sidewalks and public squares against attack with barricades and surveillance, but these killers are nothing if not resourceful. they always come up with some new method of spilling the blood of innocents and spreading fear. in the infamous formulation, the terrorist only has to be lucky one time. but you still have to pr prep fr the stuff and make sure to the best of your ability that these areas with high traffic and high popularity are secure. >> absolutely. i think there's a lot of questions that still need answers. they say you should wait 48 hours to have the true answers, but i think the american public is on edge as they should be. it's a much larger scale of the last four years we have seen. we saw an illegal immigrant let a woman on fire on a subway train. we have seen these types of attacks across the country for years now, and the american public dese

i want to go to our aaron gilchrist who is our white house correspondent as we continue to listen and today means a lot to this country as we say goodbye to the 39th president. 100 years of service in his great life. president biden has said the greatest lesson he learned from president carter was his decency. do you think that will be a big thing in the eulogy today? >> i think it could be a central theme from each of the speakers. it is something we have heard over and over again over the last several days as people have spoken about jimmy carter. we can't help but note the fact that he was president for just four years. in the 40 plus years that followed, so many people in the country got to know jimmy carter, the decent man who wanted to help people. that i think will be a central theme of what we hear today. president biden will deliver a tribute here as will -- we will hear words written from former president gerald ford and words from former vice president walter mondale. these were tributes written years ago, obviously that these men expected to deliver but of course jimmy car

. >> well, here in seaside on tuesday, denise huskins quinn and her husband, aaron quinn, are reactingnews that their attacker, matthew mueller, is facing additional charges. 47 year-old matthew mueller, who is serving a 40 year prison sentence for kidnapping and denise huskins in 2015 has been accused of committing a series of home invasions across santa clara county during 2009. he's also been charged in a 2015 kidnapping case in contra costa county. and on tuesday, the el dorado county district attorney announced that mueller is also believed to have kidnapped and sexually assaulted a victim as far back as 1993 when he was just 16 years old. >> that's 2 decades of this mindset that he was living >> on tuesday afternoon, denise huskins quinn and her husband, aaron, spoke to the media about the recent developments in these cases. we had all the markers of a serial predator. >> and it's unfortunate that it's taken this long to be able really give some better clarity and hopefully some sense of peace to these other victims. the new charges come after mueller allegedly confessed to the c