barb after barb and went to drunk strip club and all that and you telling us it's all smears either yoursonal inch issues or you're the target of one of the other camp the both indicted two was on a treadmill and they could be both and at people discipline exploit those moments and what concerns me is having a secretary of defense is that like when general lloyd austin disappeared for five days and you didn't know where he was and did they did a both and he did like delicious didn't equally. [ cheers and applause ] >> i don't think that's helping it's a weird direction to take any question let alone all of it also a question he is a strong wart and how many guys of you have showed up drunk to the known pinnacle of fidelity washington, d.c., i guess i don't care about anybody else's marriage what they do and if somebody cheats on me i will kill you. and make it look like a diabetes with a shot of insulin but, yeah, like a shot of insulin undiagnosed diabetes i told him to go to the doctor and you can figure something like that out and just bit pulling and who cares honestly and these can

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and there are people wearing their stetsons and they have a little barbed look or barb accent with the prairie twang. a ranch hand nasal in this could picture the ranchers, the cattle ranchers, the farmers and people riding horses in their with herds of cattle and, their grain elevators. you that are rising as gracefully as greek temples, as visible or visible long before a traveler reaches them. so they have their frontier trousers right in their heel boots, boots with pointed toes. we're in the in the west. right. we're in the area. that was the frontier. and this is very important. now, it's a beautiful setting right. just as we saw with the western. the landscape is very beautiful. and so there's this idea of grain elevators and the the wheat fields of of western reflecting the beauty of the land land. now, i don't know if you've seen those grain elevators, but this what they look like and they do kind of you know, it's very interesting that he compares it to greek temples. and what's important here again as we see capote is self-consciously bringing in the literary to describe the

photos of the compound show it now surrounded by barbed wire and barricaded by buses.country as the impasse continues. let�*s speak to the former us ambassador to south korea — harry harris — whojoins me from colorado. thank you very much forjoining us today. this is an extraordinary situation. how do you see it evolving, with the impasse potentially being broken —— or the impact potential being broken? figs broken -- or the impact potential being broken? as you sa it is potential being broken? as you say it is an _ potential being broken? as you say it is an extraordinary - say it is an extraordinary situation. i don�*t know how it will end. as your reviewers know, president yoon has been impeached and that impeachment is waiting to be upheld by the constitutional court. those hearings will start to take place probably as early as next month. and if they uphold the conviction, orthe month. and if they uphold the conviction, or the impeachment, then he will be removed from office. i think the move by the police to stand down 1527 00:17:25,40

the barbed wire sliced through her finger. her attacker forced her down.ile i'm laying on the ground, he just points the gun at my forehead, and tells me in spanish to get up. the first thing i said to him was please don't kill me. i have three children. keith morrison (voiceover): then, they hustled jayne and eduardo into a waiting suv. unseen accomplices snapped pillowcases over their heads and tightly bound their hands and feet. eduardo was hysterical. i don't think he was completely hearing me. he probably had a concussion. keith morrison (voiceover): the suv sped away. jayne tried to comfort eduardo. one of the abductors threatened more pain. he kept yelling at him, shut up, you [bleep],, or i'll give you another one. keith morrison (voiceover): at that moment, the eldest son fernando was with classmates on a bus right behind the suvs. i saw the two cars fly down the straight road and take a left toward san miguel, and it was weird to me to see two huge suvs going that fast. you saw them being taken? no. i didn't see them being taken, but they were in

he threw barb after barb about. weren't you walked home drunk? weren't you carried home drunk? weren't you? this. weren't you drunk? didn't you take a girl to a strip strip club? all this. but at the end of it he said this, greg. he said, well, wait a minute. you're telling us it's all smears? either you've overcome personal issues or you're the target of a smear campaign. it's one or the other. it can't be both. yes it can. >> i shouted that i did too. >> i was on the treadmill. at the also did. >> yeah, of course it can be both. >> it can be both. you can have terrible personal problems and then have people exploit those moments in your life in a smear campaign. it absolutely can be both. and then he went on mark kelly to say, senator kelly, what concerns me is having a secretary of defense who is not transparent is i hate what aboutism but is that like when general lloyd austin disappeared for like five days and we didn't know where he was? yeah. i mean, like you said, double standards, hypocrisy. but that moment i'm like, yeah, it can be both. and you know, here's why. >> y

and we could see a chicken outside the barbed wire fence.nd the only thing we could think about to try to get their chicken so we could make some stew or something to eat us. but we had a lot of bedbugs that came up to los banos with us. the man had these bazooka beds, beds that had little holes in them, and they were just the idea, a place for breeding. but the philippines learned the philippine way of getting rid of them. you put your or your spring outside and put a little sugar on it and attract the ants and the ants went into the little holes and ate the bedbugs and then you put some scalding water or something or beat the ants off and you get clean bed for a while. conditions worsened in los banos and santo tomas has already scarce food supplies dwindled even more. than new. hope arrived with news of the american landing on late on october 20th, 1944, two us liberation, you see, was just around the corner. we certainly didn't think we were going to spend another christmas in prison camp. we had no idea that the first cavalry division w

thing we thought about was to try to get something to eat, and we could see a chicken outside the barbeding we could think about was to try to get that chicken so we could make some stew, something to eat. >> we had a lot of bedbugs that came up to los banos with us because the men had these beds that had little holes in them and they were just the ideal place for breeding, but we learned the philippine way of getting rid of them. you put your spring outside, and put a little sugar on it and attract the ants and the ants went into the holes and put bedbugs and put scalding water or something and you can clean the bed for a while. >> conditions worsened in loss banos or santo tom maas has scarce a scarce food supply and even more. [ explosions ] then new news about the american forces landing on leite in 1944. >> to us liberation was just around the corner. we certainly didn't think we were going to spend another christmas in prison camp. >> we had no idea that the first cavalry division was barreling down on manila, but we heard a lot of firing about 4:00 in the afternoon. we heard guns

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and now look at tomorrow afternoon as the wind barbs start to pull around. you start to see a bit of an onshore breeze for change, which will be lovely. little bit more moisture for the atmosphere. in a nutshell, dry weather continues. we have some mostly sunny skies. light winds very cold tomorrow morning. high temperatures trending close to average as we go through the week the next 3 days. no big changes numbers in the 60's and the warmest spots and 50's and they some of the cooler spots right along the coast. back to you. thanks, kathy. >> the san francisco immigrant rights commission held a special hearing today to address the concerns of immigrants in the city as president elect trump is set to take office monday. last night. representatives from dpvarious immigration advocacy groups highlighting resources available to migrants living in the bay area. they also provided recommendations about how to handle policy changes from the white house. the commission will now take those recommendations and develop a plan. still ahead on kron, 4 news at 4, a heavy

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tomorrow morning around sunrise and then everything changes because all of a sudden little white wind barbs pushing away from the land. all of a sudden turn around and go toward the land. that will bring us some more moisture in the atmosphere and we need every drop of moisture that we can get because we certainly are facing a problem with this big area of high pressure that is just blocking all of the storms, keeping all of the rain way away from us heading far north into the pacific northwest. so temperatures low temperatures tonight, mainly in the 40's 30's could be freezing temperatures tomorrow. my goodness in the 60's, everywhere, mid 60's for san francisco low to mid 60's. but at the beaches, bay shoreline again in the 60's low 60's, a little bit warmer as you head down toward the santa clara valley as warm as 69 degrees in san jose. and 69 in santa clara that you head up toward the east bay. and we'll continue with that 60 regime all the way through to the north bay and all the way to the coastline numbers in the 60's. a look at the next 7 days will it's going to be beautiful. we'll

photos of the compound show it now surrounded by barbed wire and barricaded by buses.r yoon�*s legal team claims the arrest warrant is illegal. protesters both for and against mr yoon have been gathering outside his residence. mr yoon have been gathering as mr yoon have been gathering it impacts continues, secretary as it impacts continues, the secretary of state for the us antony blinken has been there. south korea democracies face challenges in this weekjust as us democracy has faced challenges, but you have responded by demonstrating your resilience. the united states has full confidence in south korea's institutions and we are firm are unwavering support to the korean people as the work tirelessly to uphold those institutions. john nilsson—wright is associate professor at the university of cambridge, and head ofjapan and koreas programme at the centre for geopolitics. he gave me this assessment of what happens now. well, it's a very precarious position. president yoon, despite having been suspended as a result of the impeachment vote by the national assembly, is tr

[cheers and applause] before camp david israel, and egypt, across barbed wire.y were shooting each other with guns, tanks, and planes. afterward, they talk face to face with each other across a piece table. and they also communicated to their own ambassadors in cairo and tel aviv. that is the kind of future we are offering. a piece for the middle east if democrats are reelected in the fall. [cheers and applause] i am very proud. the most made our country is key -- has given israel during the 32 years of her existence has come during my administration. unlike our republican predecessors, we have never stopped nor slowed aid to israel. and as long as i am president, we will never do so. [cheers and applause] our commitment is clear. security and peace for israel. peace for all the peoples in the middle east. but if the world is to have a future of freedom, america must continue to defend human rights. listen to this, the new republican leaders oppose our human rights policy. they seem to think it is naÏve for americans to stand up for freedom and democracy. what d

before camp david, before camp david, israel and egypt were across barbed wire, confronting each otherh guns and tanks and planes. but afterward, they talked face-to-face to face with each other across a peace table and communicated through their own ambassadors in cairo and tel aviv. now, that is the kind of future we are offering! feast of the middle east if the democrats are reelected in the fall -- peace to the middle east if the democrats are reelected in the fall! [applause] i'm very proud that nearly half the aid our country has ever given to israel in the 32 years of her existence has come during my administration. [applause] unlike our republican predecessors, we have never stopped nor slowed that aid to israel and as long as i'm president, we will never do so! [applause] our commitment is clear. security and peace for israel. peace for all the peoples of the middle east. but if the world is to have a future of freedom as well as peace, america must continue to defend human rights. [applause] now listen to this. the new republican leaders oppose our human rights policy. they w

they barbs and syria. more than any time in history with this little cool that took over, i went for a cup of coffee and came back in that area at all. and it happened, so yeah, and the, and positive and pasta i so showed up in a suit did not amazing. yeah. yeah, yeah, i, yeah, i know. right. and then now the reform, you know, and i was even a little suspect about pollutants attitude toward what's going on over there. but that shows you how much power desired this nation has. because a lot of that oil that was taken out of serious. yeah, it's a good you didn't start any new wars, but it didn't end that. and the also set the table for what happened in syria during his administration. they didn't pull out, they didn't leave, they sold their resources and they did it at the be as the vote is real and he's gonna continue to do what is we'll tell them what to do. but going back to the mag as of a work really quickly at the end of the day, you add teen usa versus tv lawn. i think that's what they were calling it

you see little wind barbs who isn't a white things, look like it'll airplanes, they turn around and go the opposite direction. that is of seabreeze for us. and that's about sunset or so. tomorrow we've got to decide. sea breeze, an onshore flow. and that will add moisture to our atmosphere. is the breezes pick up the moisture from the pacific ocean and bring it right over the bay area. and that's exactly what we need to want to keep the atmosphere moist humidity. then close to 100% in some areas tomorrow morning around sunrise, especially in the north bay and a big old area of high pressure that is continuing to be the dominant weather feature. it's setting itself up to be in a big blocking pattern block storms from heading to california and they're heading instead to the pacific northwest and parts north of that temperature wise tomorrow, beautiful 60's overnight lows, 30's and 40's. but temperatures tomorrow in the 60's pretty much everywhere. so we're looking at numbers in san francisco right along the beaches in the bay shoreline, all in the 60's mid to low 60's in most spots. if y

the barbs aimed at britain coming thick, fast and painful, using his social media platform x to trashprime minister keir starmer for alleged failings in a child abuse scandal, involving gangs of south asian men in multiple uk cities, grooming the vulnerable young girls. that is when starmer was the uk's chief prosecutor, more than a decade ago. starmer is firing back. >> we've seen this playbook many times. intimidation and threats of violence. >> reporter: musk's vitriol sharpestst against jess phillips, the government official charged with safeguarding children, calling her plain evil and a wicked creature who should be imprisoned for not sanctioning a nationwide inquiry, but a local one instead. >> when the poison of the far right leads to serious threats to jess phillips and others, that in my book, a line has been crossed. >> reporter: musk's inaccurate and sensationalist accusations are catching uk politicians offguard. and musk is also attacking a staunch trump ally, nigel farage, saying faraj doesn't have what it takes to lead his upstart reform uk party. farage, the british p

santa monica to the south of us, the national guard blocked barbed wire like you would see in a war zonelly just stop people from coming in in the middle of the night. we've had looters as well, 20 people have been arrested already going through people's belongings, what a despicable thing to do. there's a lot of activity on the ground. a lot of law enforcement and the men and women out here fighting these fires, tremendous situation. historical. la has never seen anything like this and we know how used to fires they are. this is something different. will: do you have a sense of the situation with the looters is under control and has the national guard played a role in helping with that? >> reporter: i think they've got this under control with looters and that's why they brought in the national guard to set up these parameters, these checkpoints and everywhere you go, very difficult to get into these pockets like where we are right now. you have to go through multiple checkpoints, media is allowed. we have to show badges and i think they've got that under control. what a horrible thing w

book but to your question, tim it did get it did get pretty heated and i observed some verbal verbal barbsbeing thrown between people so i just really admire the bravery of folks who stand up for trans and gender non-conforming children and adults it's it's really an ongoing battle that we're seeing play out right now. so yeah, to the question of how it is to encounter those people, it's frustrating. it's it can be scary and but i also have so much hope seeing the people who are pushing back and so what this book attempts to do is to i to say that we shouldn't need to affirm people's identities and humanity. however sometimes sometimes you need science to do to refute bigoted arguments and that's that's what this book seeks to do is to arm some of people fighting the bigots with with a little more back up. in the back, please. right now that i have is how do you think about maybe some the audience for your book that would think of themselves as progressive but when it comes to certain stories they tell themselves not so much. so what i mean by that is there might be a lot of parents who re

blockades in places like santa monica leading into the pacific coast highway and malibu and they have huge barb wire fences set up and check points so that people with bad intentions don't get in and they're trying to keep people safe amid a lot of questions being pointed at elected officials and budgets being cut and how this is all transpiring and new santa ana winds coming in later tonight and of course the next few days and that could flair up more of these fires ands that is why it's a race against time right now for the hen and women on the ground -- men and women on the ground fighting the fires and confusion people are getting on cellular devices about evacuations and some have been wrong and put panic into the area in la county. the sun comes up in a couple hohours and we'll again, visuale all this destruction up and down the area,s and incredibly dangerous atmospheric smoke and particles and smoldering that's happening in areas where active fire is not happening. back to you. charlie: robert, you were talking about santa ana winds kicking up later tonight and talking about getting air

the incoming president is throwing barbs.elect trump attacked governor newsom writing on truth social, governor gavin newscum refused to sign the water declaration that would have allowed millions of gallons of water to flow into many parts of california. h e is the blame for this. governor newsom said there is no such document as the water restoration declaration and that is pure fiction. governor newsom himself responded. >> people are literally fleeing. people have lost their lives. kids lost their schools. families completely torn asunder. churches burned down. this guy wanted to politicize it. i have a lot of thoughts and i know what i want to say. i won't. i stood next to the president of the united states today and was proud to be with joe biden and he has the backs of every single person in this community. he doesn't play politics. >> joining me now is charlie sykes, a columnist at the atlantic. charlie, first of all, what is your reaction to this situation as we go through these horrifying images. a major american ci

as the governor received support from the outgoing president, the incoming president is throwing barbscked the governor writing, governor "new scum" refused to sign for snowmelt to flow into california. he is the blame for this. the governor's office responded, there's no such document. that is pure fiction. earlier tonight, a few moments ago, the governor himself responded. >> people are literally fleeing. people have lost their lives. kids lost their schools. families completely torn asunder. this guy wanted to politicize it. i have a lot of thoughts. i know what i want to say. i won't. i stood next to the president of the united states of america today. i was proud to be with joe biden today. he didn't try to divide us. >> joining me is charlie sykes, a columnist at "the atlantic." what's your reaction to the situation as we go through these horrifying images of destruction and despair? a major american city laid waste by these unmanageable fires. this is the incoming president's reaction. >> it's a catastrophe of global magnitude and man tragedy hard to get your head around. there'

those wind barbs. they're all pushing offshore.t's indicating that dry, offshore wind not too much of an issue for us here in the bay. but for southern california where they haven't really seen the winter rains kick into gear yet that is resulting in some problems with our fire danger. further south, the bay area. we've seen the winter range. so this is just more of a nuisance to us than anything else, 30 to even 50 mile per hour. wind gusts today, very breezy, not just today, but also into tomorrow. that's why these high wind advisories are in effect well into your wednesday tomorrow. temperature wise, we're doing well. take a look at the city mid 60's for you today. med 60's for a lot of the coastline to which is much the same as the rest of the bay area is. that's what happens when you see these dry offshore winds really pushes that warm, dry air out to the coastline. san jose 67 for the high today. same in milpitas. well low to mid 60's across most of the east bay oakland, a nice comfortable. 66 north bay temps very mild as wel

this sustained conversation, exchanging pleasantries and smiles, these are two leaders who have taken barbsher for years. former president obama, some of his sharpest language for president-elect trump, referring to him as a threat to democracy and vice president kamala harris and second gentleman doug emhoff entering. you're reminded of the fact that the president's club is so exclusive and so unique, that despite all of the bitter back and forth between obama and trump, they're able to sit there together and exchange what appears to be pleasantries. >> kristen, many have observed in that so-called president's club, jimmy carter was not the -- member of this club. we've seen that the obama and bushes are fond of each other, the clinton and the bushes. there are these relationships. you see images of this from the oval office with all the former presidents gathered, jimmy carter is almost on the outside. he never wanted be part of that club. he never thought of himself as a political insider. he came to washington and left washington and devoted hihis li and post-presidency to service. >> r

as the governor receives support from the outgoing president, the incoming president is throwing barbstoday president-elect trump attacked governor newsom writing governor gavin newscum refused to sign the water restoration declaration that would have allowed millions of gallons of water from excess rain and snow melt from the north to snow daily into parts of california. he is the blame for this. governor newsom's office responded with there is no such document as the water restoration declaration. that is pure fiction. governor newsom responded. >> people are literally fleeing. people have lost their lives. kids have lost their schools. families completely torn asunder. churches burned down. this guy wanted to politicize it. i know what i want to say. i won't. i stood next to the president of the united states of america today and i was proud to be with joe biden and he had the backs of every single person in this community. didn't try to divide any of us. >> joining me now is an msnbc contributor and columnist at the atlantic. first of all, what's your reaction to this situation as

they are surrounded by barbed wire. there's men with guns.he boy scout leader tells the parents, these are children. they do the same activities and they be the same boy scout manual. we are going. they met when they were 10 years old and they had what they referred to as a shared pesky nests in that they both loved to play practical jokes and they both loved to laugh. they liked to get into trouble and you can see they some pictures from this time period and then later on in their lives that often, it appears as though alan is the instigator and norm is the one who is kind of just going along with it and alan is always trying to make norm last. well, they get into trouble one night for digging a moat around their tent and it diverts all this water into somebody else's tent and of course, they had dug it that way on purpose. and they get woken up by shouts of this boy's tent flooding and it is so hilarious to them and they get in all kinds of trouble for being too noisy and making trouble. they stayed friends and continued to write to each ot

approached his home, some climbing over busses, blocking the entrance and using bolt cutters to remove barbede before carrying out an arrest warrant. a similar effort 12 days ago failed. the president faces insurrection charges stemming from the martial law declaration on december 3rd that plunged the nation into chaos. he is south korea's first sitting president to ever be arrested. well, here at home in the u.s, president biden will say farewell to the nation and his presidency late this afternoon. scott mcgrew with us this morning. and, scott, he will make that address around 5:00 today. yeah, right. and it's a reminder that things happen late in washington past eight. their time start for us, where a lot of us are still coming home from work on the west coast. biden's always been good at heartfelt, emotional moments, and we expect he'll thank the nation for the opportunity to be president, go over some of his achievements, including an incredibly strong economy, and once again warn, perhaps obliquely, about the threats he thinks the upcoming president will bring to the nation and the offi

. >> video from seoul shows barbed wire along some areas of the presidential compound, and entrances have also been blocked by vehicles. police and protesters, both in support of and against yoon, have gathered near his official residence in seoul. investigators tried to arrest him on friday, but were prevented by yoon's security detail. it's baffling really. we tried to get some explanation earlier and the feeling is that the system is working, but no one seems to really want to bite the bullet and go ahead with that a warrant. >> i mean, what day is it now after five days after the initial arrest warrant went out, so they'll have to extend it again, won't they, in order to to try again? well, in the meantime, america's top diplomat is reiterating u.s. support for south korea's democracy as the country grapples with its ongoing political crisis. >> during his visit to seoul, secretary of state antony blinken sat down with south korea's acting president and reaffirmed u.s. confidence in the enduring strength of the u.s. and south korean alliance. >> blinken is actually the first high

barb is joining us in iowa. democratic caller. hi, barb.aller: i'm so tired of trump being allowed to save lives. things like calling the judge in new york a conflict judge. you have clarence thomas sitting on the supreme court with his wife, part of the big lie and stop the steal. alito, you know. and also with him talking about winning the cases in florida? he did not win anything. he was a corrupt trump judge who happens to be married to a friend of trump's who has connections to the mob. who dismissed those cases. those cases which happened to be him stealing top-secret nuclear documents. for lord knows what purpose. that's all. i'm just so tired of his lies and the public buying it. thank you. host: elizabeth, your reaction? guest: i think what we are hearing is frustration a lot of people are hearing on all sides of the ideological spectrum. there is this loss of confidence in the judiciary and coming out, we see it at the supreme court with a lot of the ethics scandals that have happened. the caller mentioned justice thomas and justi

he went over to the white house where lincoln sons were having their hair barbed, and he chatted with lincoln while that was going on. now, there's some sense that he might have lobbied lincoln a bit to speed up the emancipation proclamation. that's not really recorded. there just seems to be some sense that he might have urged him to because emerson thought it was going to slow emerson had some doubts about lincoln early on. but, you know, as we got deeper into the civil war and when the emancipation proclamation took place, he came to admire lincoln greatly. he didn't know him well personally, but he admired him very much. sure. okay. well, thank you. thank you very much, everybody. i really appreciateand now it'so