all i could say was, adam died, adam died.rrator: in winnipeg, canada, adam's parents, barbara and abe and anhang, learned of adam's death from their daughter, becky. the devastating news left them reeling. it was as if the ground had disappeared beneath our feet. we felt like we were whirling through the universe and could not even register the information. and to hear how it happened, abe, how painful was that? well, i'll tell you something. i made a resolve then and there, then and there, whoever did this is going to pay for it. and that was what i said to myself 5 seconds after i heard it. that was your mission. yep, that's what it was. narrator: abe anhang, you'll hear more from him later, and how his love for his son would lead him on a 13-year quest for justice that would uncover secrets and spanned continents. but in those first hours and days after the murder, it would be up to the san juan police to find adam's killer. and in the early 2000's, that was an almost herculean task, because while the tourist heart of puer

be about living adam's legacy.he could look at me. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): she had to relive it all for the cameras. she was a new bride, married just six days. then came that horrible night. i see kind of a dark shadow.

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adam: a good moment. in a pit -- in addition to being the ceo, he continues to be an author of some of the most important books including the book we are discussing today. can we just start with the title of the book? the pursuit of happiness. we know where that phrase comes from. the declaration of independence. what do you mean by it here in this book? what is the pursuit of happyness? adam: what i learned from -- jeff: what i learned from jefferson is that happiness meant not feeling good but being good. not the pursuit of virtue -- not the pursuit of pleasure but the pursuit of virtue. by the per certain future -- virtue, they had something particular in mind which was self-government. self-mastery. character improvement. being your best self. fulfilling your potential so that you could achieve the common tranquility that allows you to serve others. it's the classical definition of happiness. it comes from aristotle who famously defined happiness as an activity of the soul in conformity with excellenc

john adams later said he liked the flights of oratory in jefferson's draft including what adams calledthe vehement against negro slavery which was meant to be a crescendo of the case against george iii. adams much later admitted there were other expressions in the document which he didn't care for so much and among them was particularly that which called the king a tyrant. adams says i thought this was too personal. i never believed george to be a tyrant in disposition and in nature. i always believed him deceived by his poor ears on both sides of the atlantic and in his official capacity only cool. i thought the expression too passionate and too much like scolding for so grave and salomÉ document. even though adams, this is probably true, franklin too, those two charges against the king being an overstatement, neither adams nor franklin objected and the committee of five nor in the committee of the whole so even if the king were not a natural tyrant he was a pretty good artificial one, close enough impression of one to get by. the declarations need to arrange george iii to show that h

john adams later said he likes the flights of oratory in jefferson's draft, including what adams calledhe vehement flippant against negro slavery which was known as the crescendo of the case against george iii. adams admitted there were expressions in the document he did not care for so much. and among them was a particularly that which called the king a tyrant. adams says, "i thought this was too personal, foreign never believed george to be a tyrant in disposition and in nature. i always believed him to be deceived by both sides of the atlantic. and is official capacity only. i thought the ask question two passionate and too much like scolding for such grave and solemn a document." even though adams -- and i think this is probably true of franklin too -- regarded those two charges of the king as being a tyrant is an overstatement, neither adams or franklin objected and the committee of five as far as we can tell, nor in the committee of the whole. even if the king were not an actual tyrant, he was a pretty good artificial one, or close enough impression of one to get by. but, the decl

so the republicans are adamant about turning the clock back and we're adamant, let me tell you, as co-chairaucus, to move forward and to make sure they do not do this. >> congresswoman, you will not be in the next congress. so i have two questions. one, what is your advice to the incoming freshman class of the 119th class, your biggest piece of advice for them? >> let me just say one thing. i've got to mention shirley chisolm because this is a book end moment for me. i got involved in politics through our great warrior woman shirley chisolm and was able ll congressional gold medal passed just last week. she's the 20th black woman and black person to have received this award. what i would say to newer members of congress is be yourself. know your bottom lines, but remember, this is public service. remember your constituents. remember they need help with a big bureaucracy, the federal government. so do justice by them. help them each and every day of be their advocates, but also move forward on your legislation. try to make it bipartisan. know your bottom lines and for me peace and poverty an

well, adam, it's the christmas .l, adam, it's the christmas. >> you've done that once you p0p, >> you've done that once you pop, you can't stop. here we go. >> anyway. but this is. this is in the sun on sunday. five dead, including child. this is horrible news. free to kill. we should have josh here because josh loves horrible news. >> wait a minute. >> wait a minute. >> well, he does three warnings of a christmas market maniac. this is as this is a christmas market maniac. he was really upset. about what? you know, people aren't being nice to trans people. oh, no, that's not it. that's a different story, a madgeburg christmas, i think it's madgeburg christmas market a car attack sorties warned germans over suspect three times a shocking details emerge. i've warned you. everybody's warned. we know this warning. >> so there's no it's a bit more of a specific warning than just oh they're all coming over here, which i think might be the warning that you've said before. >> do you want to know something? even if they did

. >> john: and i'm john roberts, "the story" with martha maccallum and her interview with eric adams starts now. >> martha: good afternoon everybody in martha maccallum, my exclusive one-on-one interview with new york city mayor eric adams, no topic off-limits, it is the most wide-ranging interview you has ever done on fox news, you have talked about his indictment,'s charges against him, he says you believes it was retaliation from the white house, we will talk about that. you also talk about his private conversations with the oncoming border czar tom homan, what were the redlines in terms of mass rotation for the city? during our interview, all straight ahead. the first, a violent home invasion in aurora, colorado, the police are calling a gang incident. most of the suspects believed to be venezuelan migrants, no confirmation they are members of the gang by police have detained 19 people after a man and woman were were kidnapped and then they were tortured for five hours, they were pistol-whipped and beaten, one was stabbed, another in excruciating detail had her fingernails ripped

adams is willing to work with him. blue cities and states are voting to strengthen their sanctuary policies. in philadelphia, some residents are urging their mayor to reaffirm the city's sanctuary status. power panel now, matt gorman targeted victory executive vice president and former tim scott campaign advisor. meghan hayes former director of message planning for the biden white house. great to see you both. meghan, i start with you. what's the point to as gavin newsom has said, democratic governor of california, trump-proofing his state when more than 76 million people just said an electoral and popular win for trump that they want him to deal with the border crisis? >> i think there is a way to deal with the border crisis and a way not to deal with it. what these democratic governors and mayors are saying is there is a way to deal with it that makes sense. go after people criminals and not working -- i think that's what they are saying and what you heard the mayor in the clip say from colorado. so i think there is

let's check in with meteorologist adam klotz for our fox weather forecast. adam? is big weather stories across the country, including some cold folks are experiencing in the northeast. you can telling i'm bundled up. i made some friends back in the green room joey jones, you come to the green room i will try to get you on tv. it was ellington and carter? ellington, can you tell me carter is address dressed appropriately do you have a coat on. >> i don't want to mess up my outfit. >> adam: i actually have a great outfit as well. i think you are making a good point. i'm going to join you, you are tough. i'm tough. let's going and do this forecast. chilly here, right? >> yes. >> temperatures across the country. 28 degrees, he willton you are crazy. a little bit warmer in the middle of the country. mid 40's in chicago. it is that. ultimately causing some of these big storms sweep across the country that is going to be a big part of this tornadoes in texas and louisiana yesterday lee end threat for today more so talking about risk for severe weather when you get going

. >> john: new york city mayor eric adams failing to go after criminal migrants with his meeting withoming border czar, tom homan. the democratic mayor showing the will to work with incoming trump administration to turn the big apple around. wow! that is a horse of a different color. am john roberts, sandra, people jumping on the bandwagon it seems. >> sandra: don't rule anything out because people are fed up what's happening with their cities. i am sandra smith and this is a 30. the migrant crisis crippling the city from quality-of-life issues. take a look at the numbers, 759,000 are illegal migrants and nearly 60,000 have a rap sheet and 60,000 gang members. >> john: adam's message at far cry running for office saying "yes, new york city will remain sanctuary city under adams administration." we had this to say to migrants over two years ago. >> this is a place where the statue of liberty sits in the harbor and those who are yearning to be free. >> john: but don't bring the criminals. juan williams a mary katharine ham would join us and moments on this. >> sandra: cb cotton on the n

alvin bragg with mayor adams and this investigation are not over.n the story. we will continue to cover the whole thing, john. >> john: donald trump could get rid of that federal charges if state charges are dropped, a whole different kettle of fish. we look forward to it in a few minutes, appreciated. speed to the pentagon with china military report and found beijig rapidly expanding nuclear arsenal while increasing military pressure on taiwan. deepening its ties with russia. chief national correspondent jennifer griffin lives at the pentagon to break that down for us. what are we hearing? >> martha, the report required by congress has eye-popping statistics, especially when it comes to corruption. ongoing purge of top leaders in the people's liberation army, including chinese defense minister john thinned this fate is unknown. the pla experienced a new wave of corruption-related investigation of senior leaders which may have disrupted progress toward stated 2027 modernization goals. >> 15 senior pla officials already rounded up and it is just the

adam, bless him, gave up his christmas holidays when you're to come up with this design and i thank adam he is always here, come rain or shine, his commitment. is tangible, and what's also i clear is the effect and impact that he has on other people. i've seen that over- quite a number of years. just to be nominated was what mattered. and the nomination in itself for me made me feel worth a million. i would do it again and i will do it every day, and we will make a difference. whether it's elite archers or those picking up a bow for the first time, adam �*s teaching everyone here to aim high. so well deserved, congratulations to adam. and finally, world chess number one magnus carlsen has quit a major tournament in new york after a row over his jeans. the grandmaster was defending his titles at the fide world rapid and blitz chess championships when officials objected to his choice of trousers. despite offering to change them for the next day, carlsen was fined and told he needed to change immediately. instead he decided to pull out of the tournaments altogether. the norwegian also hit t

gerri: adam. i on the same page in terms of magnitude more power to in part support all the demands from ai but also there is just the growth of the economy that is part of it i am long dycom dy you may know it a company built out infrastructure for utilities telecoms all of a sudden a place to be, i am thrilled i own it. >> picks and shovels exactly that is one way. i am trying to -- invest in need for more power, what are you doing in your portfolio? >> is if the advantage in this business we can go whatever opportunity leads to present it's wherever we can go to public markets really good values we also can go do private markets in private markets keep in mind i am houston, texas i lived breathed energy entire life this is best opportunity to invest in energy that i have seen, in my entire 4 year plus career. -- 34 year plus career the priced markets inexpensive buy assets 24053 times cash flow because there is not enough capital available to meet the needs that we have, as an economy, in the p

adam goldstein joins us.ople, when they envisioned archer, they think of air taxis and urban mobility. what is the opportunity in defense for archer? adam: it is common for aircraft manufacturers to participate in the commercial aspects of the industry as well as the defense aspects. the commercial side of archer's business has become very mature. the aircraft is in the late stages of its development. it was a great opportunity for us to extend and expand our capabilities and move into the defense side. partnering with anduril is an amazing opportunity as they are the premier defense tech company of the world. tim: what does their product look like when it is all said and done in partnership with anduril? adam: we are building a hybrid electric urban takeoff and landing aircraft. it will have a lot of the same capabilities you have seen on the commercial side. these are vehicles that can be produced at much lower costs. they are vehicles that have low coup stick signatures. applications that will be very help

adames is the first major move in his new role.tian captain, was at oracle park today and tells us buster posey wanted to sign adams after hearing about the person he is off the field. >> the san francisco giants today welcomed willy adams to the team, the former brewer putting on the new uniform he'll wear next season. >> we're a little nervous about this, so yeah, am i supposed to put it on? >> i don't know. >> the giants signed adams to a seven year, $182 million contract. in addition to his defensive capabilities at shortstop and impressive offensive record with 32 home runs last year. the 29 year old is also known for his demeanor in the clubhouse. he's widely regarded as the kind of guy who brings a team together and can bring out the best in his teammates. adams says he'll bring 100% for his new team. >> i would say, you know, i'm just a competitor, man, i love winning. i hate losing, obviously, and i'm just going to, you know, be the same guy every day. i'm going to go out there and try to be better every day and just to wo

now i do applaud mayor adams for finally coming on board.never but actions will speak louder than words and they will be held accountable for results. no one is going to stop this train from moving full speed ahead. that's what the american public voted for. that's what they expect. that's what is going to happen. >> bill: take a look at these numbers. under the biden-harris team it all started on january 20th, 2021. and it shot up like a rocket. the other thing homan said yesterday, this isn't a racial sweep. this isn't military personnel driving through your neighborhood. it is a targeted, well-planned operation and see how it goes real soon. thank you, come back, we'll work through it together. >> dana: thanks, derrick. >> thank you very much. >> how can you credibly tell people that there is no public safety threat? >> because the analysis thus far in an investigation ongoing has not revealed any national security or malicious or criminal activity. >> bill: looking for answers for a while. mysterious drones buzzing over the northeast. bi

mayor adams suggesting that this crime be looked into by federal authorities.st heinous things i've ever seen in the video doesn't make it better. here is the "new york post" read on this. how people are observing this latest move by mayor eric adams who has been vocal the past couple of days. one political insiders said adams' statement shows he is willing to cooperate with ice and president-elect trump's administration to crack down on criminal migrants. is that how you were reading it, too? >> well, if it is a signal it is a very important signal. theoretically this man can be charged federally under the federal arson statute for setting fire to property used in interstate commerce on the subway system resulting in this horrific death. but practically speaking the new york first degree murder charges carry a maximum sentence of life without the possibility of parole. for the legal side of things, i think he will be held accountable either way but in terms of the federal involvement i think it is an important signal that mayor adams is willing and ready to co

if he gets a big deal from the giants, that would exceed what adam has got and adam's deal, remember,osey's, which previously had been the biggest contract in franchise history. asked generally about the rotation today, posey kind of threw cold water on the rumors he said he's very confident in the young pitchers. the giants have, and he's looking forward to seeing more of kyle harrison. hayden birdsong, landen group and others. of course, nobody really saw them coming for adams as quickly as they did, so they still could go out and add a big name to the rotation, and you can listen to more of alex in our giants insiders throughout the winter meetings this week by downloading the giants talk podcast. okay. did you see this? it is a good monday in santa clara. the 49ers are s still ali in that playoff hunt. after beating up on the bears. it was all niners yesterday afternoon at levi's stadium. the crowd loved it up. team jumped out to an early lead and never looked back. they blew out the bears 38 to 13. brock purdy threw for 325 yards. running back isaac galindo added two touchdowns.

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adam: i agree with you i that i good point you see double standards there is none of this journalists asleep in biden administrations no scrutiny on their nominees you don't know they have issues, you know a lot of republicans have thought of themselves as virtuous to vote for democratic nominees i think should be as virtuous supporting donald trump performance northeast he has a right to have people he wants to complement his agenda they are going after anyone it is not about policy not about people you are right, lee people should not have to go through this that want to serve country make the country better. maria: reminded our audience as well as republican lawmakers out there, what happened when president biden made his also nominations to look at president biden appointments four years ago all were confirmed, thanks to republican votes attorney general merrick garland confirmed 70 yeas to 30 nays 20 republicans voted yes gina raimondo confirmed 84 to 15 largely due to republicans. homeland security not largely but among them homeland security alejandro mayorkas, by most people's

liz cheney, adam schiff.dana, is there any basis for handing out preemptive blanket pardons? >> dana: biden just gave the most sweeping pardon to anybody, maybe even including richard nixon. he is testing all the norms like he has been all along. i'm not -- i don't know if it's constitutional. in some ways this is them trying to figure out how can we get out there make our political situation even worse. biden has basically taken a blow torch to his legacy, what was left of it and that's not coming from that's coming from inside the tent. you know what happens when you turn on a blow torch inside the tent. >> tyrus: it burns down. >> dana: very good, everyone. fire safety lesson. >> jesse: jessica, they hung the library over biden's head this summer. they said if you don't step down, no library. now he might not get one anyway. >> jessica: oh, my god, is there a worse thing that could happen to a man besides not getting the library? houthis might need to have it in his garage next to the corvette. >> jessica:

john adams was a passionate participant in the floor and the challenge writer. he, however, felt overburdened with important committee work. the other two appointments livingston from new york and sherman from canada. kent had no special interest in or talent writers. all five, though, are of the same mind so as congress they wanted another document, this one a conclusive statement for almost every delegate already signed on to a declaration. the colonies were now independence states was to be a document justifying to the world their reasons for this extraordinary assertion was to be a collective statement intended to be signed by every delegate they all had read. jefferson's summary view of british america. his writing talent was recognized. it helped that he was from virginia, one of the two tales that, wag the colonies dog. every member of congress understood he would have a chance some later stage in the process to participate in revising the committee's document at a later date. adams wrote that he and jefferson had had a conversation about which one of the

john adams later said he likes the flights of oratory in jefferson's draft, including what adams calledhe vehement flippant against negro slavery which was known as the crescendo of the case against george iii. adams admitted there were expressions in the document he did not care for so much. and among them was a particularly that which called the king a tyrant. adams says, "i thought this was too personal, foreign never believed george to be a tyrant in disposition and in nature. i always believed him to be deceived by both sides of the atlantic. and is official capacity only. i thought the ask question two passionate and too much like scolding for such grave and solemn a document." even though adams -- and i think this is probably true of franklin too -- regarded those two charges of the king as being a tyrant is an overstatement, neither adams or franklin objected and the committee of five as far as we can tell, nor in the committee of the whole. even if the king were not an actual tyrant, he was a pretty good artificial one, or close enough impression of one to get by. but, the decl

amy adams. -- >> jimmy: so good, i'm glad you didn't -- yeah, i'm glad you did what you did. you did the right thing. >> i did the right thing. >> jimmy: i like this look -- i like this look for you. [ light laughter ] >> i sang really loud over taylor swift. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: good for you. >> and probably not great either. >> jimmy: did you just celebrate -- or you're about to celebrate 50 years? >> i did celebrate 50. >> jimmy: you did? happy birthday! >> yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: me too! >> thank you. >> jimmy: happy, happy birthday. >> thank you, you too! >> jimmy: thank you very much. how did you celebrate? >> it was great. it actually -- my husband -- my husband, he surprised me and took me to the green day concert, so -- >> jimmy: no way. [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah, it was really amazing. they were unbelievable. >> jimmy: that's super fun. >> yeah. >> jimmy: so when did you realize that you were going to a green day concert? >> i mean, like -- >> jimmy: parki

adam. great to see you. by the way. don't miss adam on fox fox nation's night of comedy.t's streaming thursday beginning on january 9th. it is excellent. fox nation.com. you're the closer. great job. thanks, adam. fantastic. all right. meanwhile. and that's what it looks like with jimmy fallon the host. meanwhile gangster mobster the mafia. that's how critics are describing president trump a little bit of an insult. so let's ask a real life mobster who went to jail because of it. former colombo crime family member michael franzese weighs in next most our lives living in the gangsta's paradise. >> we keep spinning jack the turkey with gravy and fixings. fa la la la la la la la la. dad, we are at a restaurant. tis the season for ham and pork roast. la la la la la la la la la. >> good thing i forgot my hearing aid. we wish you a lot of. >> their back. >> what do you think we were doing out here? >> goofing off. murray, chase. jeff and i returned for an all new season. >> y'all impressed me very much. >> it's way more than a hobby. we're doing it together, making memories, an

can we put up the picture of the meeting between homan and adams for a second? stay home and sat down and just stared at him. he didn't say anything. it was a staring contest. because you never want to speak first -- no, you never want to speak first in a meeting, and adams do that because it is a power game, so they just sat there and for 45 minutes they just stared at each other. >> judge jeanine: waiting minute. there is no one in that room, do you have a wiretap or a bug in there, because that is illegal. may be there's already a legal one in there. >> dana: harold, do you want to be the body language expert and expand to us what happened in this meeting? >> harold: i'm glad, i listened to mayor adams after the meeting, and he said it was a good meeting. he basically articulated what's been said around the table, i think tyrus from the outset said it well. i would differ slightly with tyrus in just one regard. i think there are a lot of democrats like me -- >> tyrus: yeah, talking about progressives, talking about the tea party, talking to my everyday democr

adam is joining us. she's the founder of the well-read black book club, and she's written new memoir, gather me a memoir in praise of the books that saved me glory. adam in your book, you write, quote i kept the shirt, but the man. how that relate to what we're talking about. well, the story of the well-read black girl book club is one that started of love. i, a ex-partner that gifted me beautiful shirt that said well read, black girl. it was for my birthday. i wore the shirt and people would come up to me on the subway in new york and ask me, where did you get this shirt from? what does it mean? and most importantly, what are you reading? and it was the beginning that seed really was the beginning of the book club. now it's her nonprofit. it was and now memoir. that was the beginning. i wore that shirt everywhere. and unfortunately, being the partner we went our separate ways. but that shirt was the beginning of my organization. did he come up with the phrase? yes, he was. that was a nickname for me. wa

. >> and amy adams all right, everyone, let's tidy things up.own for her sunny role in enchanted, now sinking her teeth into the feral side of motherhood. >> i'm pretty sure i'm turning into a dog. >> and a new dark comedy. >> happiness is a choice. >> how she channeled her own motherhood experience. >> it taught me a lesson that i think i needed to learn. and you've got all my love. >> dick van dike partying like a rock star with a rock star. >> you got all my love. >> giving all his love to coldplay's chris martin a week before turning 99. nightline before turning 99. nightline will be right back waiting years for it to grow? new pantene with more pro-vitamins, plus biotin & collagen. repairs as well as the leading luxury bonding brand. stronger, healthier hair, without the $60 price tag. if you know, you know it's pantene. i love that my daughter still needs me. but sometimes i can't help due to burning and stabbing pain in my hands, so i use nervive. nervive's clinical dose of ala reduces nerve discomfort in as little as seven days. now i ca

new york city mayor eric adams, a republican?erday. >> did you ever consider rejoining the gop? >> the party that is most important for me is the american party. i am a part of the american party i love this country. jon: when asked in a later interview yesterday could run again as a democrat hero replied quote we need to move away from identifying and classifying ourselves it by anything other than american i am an american i'm going to continue to say that. no matter what party i am on or vote on i'm going to push for the american values. let's preclude breonna's elections correspond at the federalists. the mayor of this very blue city of which i am sitting becoming a republican? do you see it possible? >> i want to read tweet eric adam posted october 20, 2021 a which he said yes, it new york city were made to century city under an adams administration for there's no amount of spin you can put on it that convinced me that man is republican. under his administration he does not only embrace but incentivize illegal immigration cr

adam, what do you think?ad a secret santa thing at work one year. i got a kid. [laughter] i should have seen by the way it was wrapped. i thought i knew what it was. i thought it was a golf bag initially. here's what i want to say to everybody... where's my camera? >> right there. >> you have to either have a sports team that you like and follow or a booze you like, scotch, wine, whatever it is. you sober people that don't have teams, we don't know what [bleep] to buy! [applause] it's so easy when you drink a lot! so easy to buy for me? just swing by and grab a couple of bottles of scotch! >> break that addiction, please! >> which sitcom dad do you think greg will be like? oh, this is a good one. what do you think, todd? >> hands down, frank costanza! there will be a lot of yelling. >> his old ass dad! >> what do you think, tyrus? >> was there any grandfathers? what was the grandfather in the waltons? >> grandpa walton. >> but grandpa's dad. >> zeke! zeke walton! >> think of the oldest guy ever to be on a sit

adam: that was awesome!edicting supports -- sports than will cain and clay travis. a. rachel: this is the greatest sports headline of all time. [laughter] dak gets too many interceptions. will: no, he doesn't. rachel: but it turned out to be true. pete: will lost a bet to tyrus -- will: today's national dance day. you know we love the show off our moves. [laughter] terrible. rachel: i'm seeing some leprechaun in you. pete: one of will's finest moments. >> back, 2, 3, 4. will what's your morning show doing? scowling into the camera? this is such a rare opportunity in life to work with your friends. pete hegseth has accepted the nomination as secretary of defense under donald j. trump. while we're incredibly happy for pete and think we should all be incredibly happy for america, we're also sad because we're going to miss if our friend on the curvy couch. rachel: we all were better because of him, and i think that's the kind of leadership we need. will: this was something special to be a part of the last severa

he will deal with stewart varney later here is adams talking about the meeting and how it went. >> wen for those who commit repeated violent crimes against innocent migrants and immigrants and regular new yorkers that was my conversation today with the borders are to figure out how do we go after those individuals repeatedly committing crimes in our city. >> reporter: to his credit mayor adams has been critical over the lack of federal help under biden and as i speak george clooney's rating a nasty op-ed about him which is why adams recently expressed a willingness to work with the trump administration to close migrant shelters and deport criminals violent criminals obviously should be sent to where they belong in san francisco. and her i was thinking this morning and i will put it out there for you to comment on dia think trump is giving people cover to do what they may have wanted to do in the past but felt they couldn't because of politics easy is saying i will take that he just do what i'm going to say because you need that for what's going to happen. >> and it's a good observatio

cheek in with adam klotz. >> adam: one of the few cold spots still out here in new york city. move down the list and say hi. a group of granddaughters and your parents are watching. scombl hi >> hi, parents. >> mr. hall watching in florida, in orlando. >> mr. holts. >> and georgia. >> my friends here were here last hour. you will get to say hi to someone. >> high friends and family and jackson, missouri. >> adam: missouri, we love you. talk about the weather briefly. we feeling okay? is it warm enough? it is chilly, we are feeling okay. we see that warmth. i did not forget nana. those are storms we are tracking. i did not forget nana. >> my husband. >> home recording us. >> where is your husband, what state? >> boston. >> right up the road. toss it back in to katie. >> katie: love seeing everybody out there. hi to everybody. awesome. president-elect threatening tariffs on importses from mexico, china and canada, impacting technology, food, cars and everyday goods. what do consumers need to know? stephen moore joins us. "wall street journal" is warning saying trump's tariffs wi

by the way mayor adams says they have the name of the killer, they know who it is. tell fox news they are pieced together a timeline saying the suspect shot and killed the ceo then hopped on a bike and rode to central park, dropped the backpack, get into a cab and then authorities release the new photos of his face in the back of the cab police believe he may have cut a bus out of state, the suspect arrived at a bus from nove november 24, now united healthcare the company is being accused of using the a.i. which is leading to more and more claims being denied at the company, back in october senate democrats released report title refusal of recovery and in that report they claim united healthcare previous authorization denial rate for acute care dropped from 11% to 22% in 2 2022 report further claims this time. was marked by the company's implementation of a.i. using the tools to automate the process. the stock, let's take a look at it in the premarket slightly higher. then there's this, an anti-cop activist known for defending the police and for putting out a call f