after all, larry had gone on drunken benders before. but this time, as days stretched into weeks, it seemed different, extremely odd. ginger miller started working at the law firm as a secretary in september, 2001, just about the time larry went missing. elisa kept the business going in his absence, but couldn't seem to settle on what the staff should tell people about larry. i was told to tell his kids and different people in his family different things. so i was told that he was golfing or skiing, someplace they probably couldn't get a hold of him at. so it was all obvious bs. yeah, yeah. and then, if it was a client, i would have to say that he was working on the deposition, he was with another client, and he had to fly out. keith morrison: larry's kids didn't know what to think. tavia: and i said to my brother, this doesn't sound right. why do the stories keep changing? keith morrison: october arrived, still no larry. thanksgiving. and december, he was always with family on his birthday. but still no sign of larry mcnabney. i didn't

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steve bender on some storms settling in and max gordon in the city of industry california on those amazon strikes not letting up. we begin with brooke taylor at dfw international airport. >> things are starting to pick up here at the dallas-fort worth airport. it surprisingly been a quiet morning and afternoon. people were getting through security and just minutes but now we're getting into those evening flights, the security line behind me starting to build up and we are even tracking some delays. this isn't any groundbreaking news but just a few tips. make sure you are planning ahead get to the airport early. give yourself plenty of time. >>> we just checked flight aware a few seconds ago before we were going on air. there are more than 2900 delays right now. 41 cancellations. this is for u.s. flights. we've seen those delays spike since this morning and this afternoon and what we are not tracking any major storms, rain and winter weather could be causing holiday travel slow down. those in the northeast already saw snow over the weekend causing a trickle-down effect of delays. airports

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mike: steve bender, thanks for being out there telling that that important story. >>> hundreds of crashest. roads in missouri, iowa and nebraska became slick with ice forcing a stretch of interstate 80 near omaha to shut down on friday night. as the weekend wraps up, temperatures are expected to rise and much of the frozen rain crossing the region is expected to melt. >>> colorado buffaloes' star travis hunter won college football's heisman trophy saturday night. hunter had one of the most prolific seasons in college football season playing both wide receiver on offense rain cornerback on defense, making him old school. hunter thanked his head coach, deion sanders. next stop for hunter is the nfl. we congratulate him. >>> that's it for this hour of "fox news live." i'm mike emanuel. thank you fo doesr watching. have a wonderful day. an add-on treatment for eosinophilic asthma taken once every 8 weeks. fasenra is not for sudden breathing problems. serious allergic reactions may occur. get help for swelling of your face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. don't stop your asthma treatments

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i would say it's a mind bender. >> yeah.you drive down a certain street in fairfield, connecticut. also a lovely area. you see a beautifully lit christmas tree in the family sun room. look at that. it appears to have just blown right through the roof. >> yeah, this one i don't understand, at least at this angle. but interior designer sean michael waters says his team used two separate trees to give the illusion that a single 20 foot tree smashed through the roof. water says the display took his team two days to install. they cut it, put it on top of the roof. i get that okay. i don't know if they cut a hole or he had like a sunroof. >> i love that idea. >> that's very fun because the christmas vacation, they come back with the giant tree. it's probably what would have happened anyway. >> busts all the windows. >> yeah, exactly. next to a santa who swapped his sleigh for a surfboard down under. >> oh, i love this. not just any surfboard. he grabbed onto a wind sail. he grabbed. this happened not in florida. this is a slow bea

césar and groped her, but many testified during the trial, saying it was lee during a drug fueled benderwho came at him with a knife and that momenti reacted in self-defense. the judge telling jurors today that she expects them to put in full days of deliberations every day except for friday, which they have off. well, new at 730 tonight. police say a bicyclist was struck and seriously injured today in a santa rosa intersection. it happened just after 730. thisorning on guerneville road near herbert stet, st west of the cunnington mall. coddingtown mall. police say the driver of a ue chevy astro minivan called 911 to report the collisn. the cyclist was taken to the hoitalnd is listed in critical condition. poli say preliminary investigation shows that the vehicle had a green light, and that it's unclear why the cyclist entered into traffic. san francisco's treasure island is set to receive nearly $20 million in federal grants to help increase access to public transit and reduce air pollution. representative nancy pelosi, announcing the grants today. the funding is from the inflation redu

black tells you how to survive the next four years, and pete hegseth is on day three of his news bender get into another edition of "trump 2.0: coming for the white house!" ♪ ♪ >> i'm gonna come. >> ronny: donald trump is still constructing his next administration, but he seems to be doing it the same way that billionaire built that titanic submarine, because it's imploding immediately. >> pick in peril. pete hegseth, back on the hill with his bid for defense secretary in doubt. >> will another trump nominee be forced out? a growing number of senators signal they are not behind trump's defense secretary nominee pete hegseth. who is the president-elect considering to replace him? >> will pete hegseth's nomination survive the day? it's a real question. >> ronny: wow. this would be very sobering news for pete hegseth if he wasn't shitfaced right now. i mean, if hegseth doesn't get confirmed, this is really going to make people question trump's strategy of giving the most unemployable people on earth the hardest jobs that have ever existed. and honestly, i almost feel bad for this guy. he h

. >> well, his attorneys claim lee was on a drug bender that made him agitated and violent and that he first attacked moore, many with a knife. the defense will make their closing arguments tomorrow. >> since walgreens announced plans to shutter more than a thousand unprofitable locations, we now know two east oakland locations are on that chopping block. according to oakland side stores located at 3434 high street and 5809 foothill boulevard are set to close. each will shutter near the end of january. five other oakland stores will remain open, including one on foothill boulevard. walgreens cites costs of rent, staffing and supply. >> santa clara county's version of care court is now up and running. the program first unveiled by governor newsom in 2022, connects people with severe mental health challenges with housing treatment and support services. the individuals must be referred to the program by family members, first responders, mental health service providers, among others. care courts are already up and running in eight counties, including san francisco, all counties must have t

fox weathers steve bender in north carolina. the time jon scott.ed edition of the fox report begins moments from now. president-elect donald trump is in the house for a storied american tradition. he and a handful of key allies northwest stadium in the land over maryland for the 125th annual army/navy game. elon musk, pete hegseth and ron desantis among trump's entourage at the game. all of this while trump celebrates a legal when against legacy media. good evening i am jon scott this is a special edition of the fox report. ♪. jon: more on the president-elect of the army navy game in moments first the drone mystery baffling the nation. a growing number of sightings on the east coast and now out west causing it for from the public and local leaders pressures mounting on the white house to give american some answers. federal officials are staying tightlipped and thus for cb jersey with the latest.beth, new >> new jersey was the epicenter for this unexplained phenomena. but today officials from the sbi, saa and dhs said there are confirmed the roane s

. >> well, his attorneys claim lee was on a drug bender that made him agitated and violent and that heked moore, many with a knife. the defense will make their closing arguments tomorrow. >> since walgreens announced plans to shutter more than a thousand unprofitable locations, we now know two east oakland locations are on that chopping block. according to oakland side stores located at 3434 high street and 5809 foothill boulevard are set to close. each will shutter near the end of january. five other oakland stores will remain open, including one on foothill boulevard. walgreens cites costs of rent, staffing and supply. >> santa clara county's version of care court is now up and running. the program first unveiled by governor newsom in 2022, connects people with severe mental health challenges with housing treatment and support services. the individuals must be referred to the program by family members, first responders, mental health service providers, among others. care courts are already up and running in eight counties, including san francisco, all counties must have this program

meaning, what do you mean by the reality community is going to be the best of all, you know, and became bender way of companion renew. there was high level of corruption, we knew there was better governance. we knew there was this trust in the legal system by the senegalese, they were a lot of issues of governments, big financial government and political and social really knew that there was a big despotic between the cities and the yes in terms of investment in terms of attention in terms of, you know, just taking all of the students and beat them with their own or been on the same sam 11. but when you come in, you find out really that, you know, for examples, 11 level of dep synagogue was way much higher than what if you want to weigh ways of money? what do they do of this? so you're saying the counting was wrong and the numbers that have been provided by the previous administration with respect to debt for instance, were those were untrue, but an accurate plus to 20. so then you find that out, then you said you have to say, what do we do? do the, we know the consequences of taking that. but

we've got fender benders and this all since the storm moved in late last night.road conditions during this stormy weather. >> all righty. well, here's a live look at the toll plaza going into the bay bridge right now. as you can see, the roads are mighty wet. the traffic is okay. moving along pretty well, but do take it slow out there. bay area drivers heading up to lake tahoe should be prepared for heavy snow on that ride up. a live look southbound 50 near pioneer trail. i don't see a car in the works at all. as you can see, these roads. there's one car, very slick and not completely plowed just yet, so take it easy up there. we did check in with caltrans website for the latest road conditions on the two main highways in the bay area. chains, as mentioned, required eastbound highway 50, el dorado county from kyburz all the way into meyers. chains are also required on eastbound interstate 80 from placer county to the nevada state line. so that's from baxter, a good 50 miles all the way to nevada. and here's a live look at one heavenly ski resort. east peak camera

michael moore wants to pour gasoline on the anger toward healthcare companies and bender sanders aremaking excuses for the suspected killer. this is not to say an act of violence is justified, but i think for anyone who is confused, or shocked or appalled, they need to understand that people interpret and feel and experience denied claims as an act of violence against them. >> a murder is murder and it's totally unacceptable. i think the outpouring that we have seen indicates there's a lot of frustration and anger at the healthcare industry. >> martha, we lived through this so many times. hillary care noted in 2013 the biggest lie of the year was you can keep your plan. keep your doctor. and had been repeated dozens of times and there's was an apology over and over. our healthcare system is a mess. basically 18 million have no healthcare. how do we accept people in the house and senate kind of broadcasting that it's okay to be so angry that one person would be driven to murder someone because he's a c.e.o. of a healthcare system. >> couple of things, in a way, reminds me of the other

you could be drinking but have had a real bender to still smell like alcohol the next morning.alcohol the next morning. is purely anecdotal, you probably have to have consumed a fairly vast quantity of alcohol the night before. just saying. >>

joseph joseph brand knives, the same came ated to stab lee, but him with a knife during a drug fueled bender that he acted in self-defense. but the jury rejected that argument. >> i think the jury gotwas a toa lot of people contributed to this case, making me and ds job easy. i we're grateful. we're happy with the verdict. >> tony brass, one of his five defense attorneys, says an appeal is planned. we continue to fight on in the heat of battle. a made tt revisited, to make sure everything was done right, so that we make sure that mr. lee did, in fact, receive a fair trial. >> d.a. be in the courtroom wheh verdict was read. ieved te have gotten to this point and reached a verdict that we believe is representative of the conduct that occurred that night. >> while on the stand, while many was combative and hostile with the prosecutor. ktvu legal analyst michael cardoza says the defendant all but had to testify. >> i don't thinkwas the wrong move because they had no choice. how do you get defense a trial without putting your guy on the stand? >> cardoza provided an overview of what happens next.

you could be drinking but have had a real bender to still smell like alcohol the next morning. like alcohol the next morning. is purely anecdotal, you probably have to have consumed a fairly vast quantity of alcohol the night before. just saying. >> okay. here's a question. dr. wagner, would you pass a breathalyzer the next morning? are you still technically drunk? >> i mean, i guess it depends. i know people who have woken up inebriated the next day, i assume you would not pass a breathalyzer test. if you can actively smell alcohol on someone's breath -- i'm sure the internet and our lovely viewing audience will be able to weigh in. >> yeah, we're going to crowd source this one. fox news is going to have to start thinking about it according to what we now learne today. >> we are learning a lot, lawrence. >> thanks, alex, thank you for your guidance. thank you very much. >> any time. any time. >> thank you. well, exactly two weeks ago at this very hour, i had seen enough of what was happening to matt gaetz's nomination for attorney generalap to the united states senate to decla

but many himself testified as well, saying it was lee who came at him with a knife during a fueled benderand that he acted in self defense but the jury i thi jury got it right. it was a tough case. a lot of people contributed to this case, making me and dean's job fairly easy. we're grateful. we're happy with they] verdict. >> tony brass, one of five defense attorneys, says an appeal is planned. >> we're dispointed. w continue to fight the heat of battle. a lot of made that need to be revisited with a calmer eye to make sure everything was done right, so that weake sure that mr. lee did in fact receive a fair trial. >> da brooke jenkins was among those in the courtroom when the verdicead. >> we are just relieved that we have gotten to this point a that we believe is representative of thwhile on the stand. >> was combative and hostile with the prosecutor. ktvu legal analyst cardoza but had to testify. >> i don't think it was the fg0u they had no choice. how do you get a self defense trial without putting your guy on the stand? >> now, while many will be back in court here at tjustice on ja

he is given to long running benders on his social media platform in the middle of the night about whatever strikes his mind. at that moment. he will draw trump in with more and more radical things. elon endorsing the german neo- nazi party. even trump is not going to come out and hug a neo-nazi party in germany one hopes. but we have one with so much power over trump and the ai images of trump wearing a gimp suit and bending the knee. serving elon dinner. those will get to trump in a way that i think the policy will not affect trump as emotionally as those things will. >> it seems that you can kind of look across the board on so many issues that republicans have to get done or have done and it is just a complete chaotic scene. i mean the republicans clearly don't have their act together. trump hasn't even been sworn in yet and they are already making a mess of this very what i would call routine annual procedure. i guess my question to you as a strategist is how should democrats play their hand come january when they won't be in control of either house or congress or the white house? do th

because you could still be -- you could actively be drinking, but you could have also had a real bender. i think to still smell like alcohol the next morning, this is purely anecdotal, you probably have to have consumed a fairly vast quantity of alcohol the night before. just saying. >> and -- and -- okay. so, here is a question, dr. wagner, would you pass a breathalyzer the next morning, are you still technically drunk? >> i mean, i get it -- >> i'm using the word "you," in these questions. >> i know people that have woken up inebriated the next day, having consumed vast quantities of alcohol. i would assume if you are still drunk, you would not pass a breathalyzer test. if you can actively smell alcohol on someone's breath -- i'm sure the internet and our lovely viewing audience will fill us in with more stories on this. >> yeah, we are going to crowd source this one. >> i would think if you are a fox news host who has to take a breathalyzer test and you failed of alcohol, you would probably fail it. >> welcome fox news is going to have to start thinking about this, compared to what w

momeni himself testified as well saying it was lee who came at him with a knife during a drug fueled bender and that he acted in the jury rejected that argument. >> i think the jury got it right. it was aof people contributed to this case, making me and dan's job fairly easy. we're grateful. we're happy with the verdict. >> tony brass onefense attorneys says an appeal is planned. >> we're disappointed. we continue to fight on in the heat of battle. a lot of legal decisions are made revisited with a calmer eye to make sure everything was done right, so that we make sure that mr. momeni did, in fact receive a fair trial. >> da brooke jenkins was among those in the courtroom when the verdict was read. >>ved that we have gotten to this reached a verdict that we believe is representative of the conduct that occurred that night. >> while on the stand while many was combative and hostile with the prosecutor. ktvu legal analyst michael cardoza says the defendant all but had to testify. >> i don't think it was the wrong move because the no choice. how do you get a defense into a trial putting your g

he says it was lee during a drug fueled bender who came at him with a knife after taking offense to authorities say the knife in question was a joseph joseph brand knife, the same brand found in his sister's apartment. but zanganeh said that brand of knife is sold everywhere and questioned why anyone would want to use what he called a beat up, most nastiest paring knife as a murder weapon. the da has said momani was the aggressor and was upset because his sister césar had been drugged and groped by lee's dealer. zanganeh told the jury, quote, imagine how crazy it sounds. kill the friend of someone that touched his sister's butt and gave her a drug. does that sound crazy? because that's what they're saying. the defense attorney said the da's motive is flimsy and that without a motive, the prosecution's case doesn't make any sense. >> the defense gets one closing argument. and what they're doing in this closing argument is pointing out to the jury that there are alternate interpretations to each of the pieces of evidence that the government put into the trial. >> bob was a great man. an

the defense maintained that he was on a drug bender of ketamine and alcohol, heard something he didn't a disagreement with momeni and tried to attack him with the knife and wound up in self defense. this is somewhere in between and leans more towards the prosecution but this is not the justice that they were trying to define. meanwhile, we have reporters in court, families on both sides in the courtroom, the judge was clear he didn't want an audible reaction. as far as we know, we didn't hear that in court. we know the families have been following this contentious trial, 21 days, six weeks, seven days of deliberations, jurors going beyond the point of the hardship threshold which means at any point they could have left because the deliberations were going on so long. many were contentious about where they ended up. momeni was in court as the verdict was read. we are told he was stoic and didn't have a reaction as the vurth was read. the judge now deciding sentencing and a court date for that to be decided later. >> steve patterson with that update, you think. >>> donald trump's pick to

he says it was lee during a drug fueled bender who came at him with a knife. after taking offense to a bad joke by momani. and that moment, he fended off the attack. authorities say the knife in question was a joseph joseph brand knife, the same brand found in his sister's apartment. but zanganeh said that brand of knife is sold everywhere and questioned why anyone would want to use what he called a beat up, most nastiest paring knife as a murder weapon. the da has said momani was the aggressor and was upset because his sister had been drugged and groped by lee's dealer. zanganeh told the jury, quote, imagine how crazy it sounds. peel, the friend of someone that touched his sister's butt and gave her a drug. does that sound crazy? because that's what they're saying. the defense attorney said the da's motive is flimsy and that without a motive, the prosecution's case doesn't make any sense. >> the defense gets one closing argument, and what they're doing in this closing argument is pointing out to the jury that there are alternate interpretations to each of the

. >> he says it was lee during a drug fueled bender who came at him with the knife.e by momani and that he fended off the attack. authorities say the knife in question was a joseph joseph brand knife, the same brand found in his sister's apartment. but zanganeh said that brand of knife is sold everywhere and questioned why anyone would want to use what he called a beat up. most nastiest paring knife as a murder weapon. the da has said momani was the aggressor and was upset because his sister, césar, had been drugged and groped by lee's dealer. zanganeh told the jury, quote, imagine how crazy it sounds. kill the friend of someone that touched his sister's butt and gave her a drug. does that sound crazy? because that's what they're saying. the defense attorney said the da's motive is flimsy and that without a motive, the prosecution's case doesn't make any sense. >> the defense gets one closing argument. and what they're doing in this closing argument is pointing out to the jury that there are alternate interpretations to each of the pieces of evidence that the governm

keith morrison (voiceover): ed said chris would sometimes go on bender-like shifts.ison (voiceover): in early june 2010, chris was planning his trip, still working at the office, and according to ed, coming apart at the seams. and ed said he came into the office early on friday morning, june 4, and discovered a mess. it smells horrible. the carpet's are wet. keith morrison (voiceover): christina grice saw the place when she came back to work. it was cleaned up by then, except for the stain outside of chris's office. we thought maybe chris got too crazy one night and vomited on the carpet right by his office. keith morrison (voiceover): the man was a mess. so ed said he took chris off to vegas for the weekend to decompress, and so they could give themselves some time to finalize their deal and say goodbye. keith morrison (voiceover): later that monday, june 7, ed said he went over to chris's apartment, separation agreement in hand. keith morrison (voiceover): laguna beach police already heard chris hadn't used his passport and about using a fake passport. but they wan

he says it was lee during a drug fueled bender who came at him with a knife after taking offense to a bad joke by lee and that he fended off the attack. authorities say the knife in question was a joseph joseph brand knife, the same brand found in his sister's apartment. but zanganeh said that brand of knife is sold everywhere and questioned why anyone would want to use what he called a beat up, most nastiest paring knife as a murder weapon. the da has said he was the aggressor and was upset because his sister, kesar, had been drugged and groped by lee's dealer, zanganeh told the jury, quote, imagine how crazy it sounds. peel, the friend of someone that touched his sister's butt and gave her a drug. does that sound crazy? because that's what they're saying. the defense attorney said the da's motive is flimsy and that without a motive, the prosecution's case doesn't make any sense. >> the defense gets one closing argument and what they're doing in this closing argument is pointing out to the jury that there are alternate interpretations to each of the pieces of evidence that the govern

during a drug fueled bender who came at him with a knife and that many reacted in self-defense. prosecutors said he never called 911, and that his explanation of what happened didn't make sense. they told the jury his combativeness on the stand were signs he could be far more hostile on the street. but then there was a bombshell by the defense during closing arguments, an attorney played for the jury surveillance video, he said, showed lee using a knife to snort cocaine with a friend. the same knife the defense says lee used to attack momeni. >> now some jurors may latch on to that, and that may be a reasonable doubt. >> ktvu legal analyst michael cardoza says the prosecution failed to properly respond to this video. >> i'm truly shocked the government didn't address this in their case in chief or in their rebuttal case or in argument before the defense brought it up. why do you let the defense bring something so shocking up? >> krista lee said it wasn't a knife, but instead a metal collar. stay that her ex-husband used. she says the defense is trying to trash his legacy. >> and

but he testified during the trial, saying it was lee during a drug fueled bender who came at him with in that moment, he reacted in self-defense. prosecutors said he never called 911, and that his explanation of what happened didn't make sense. they told the jury his combativeness on the stand were signs he could be far more hostile on the street. but then there was a bombshell by the defense. during closing arguments, an attorney played for the jury. surveillance video, he said, showed lee using a knife to snort cocaine with a friend. the same knife. the defense says lee used to attack mo. >> many now some jurors may latch on to that, and that may be a reasonable doubt. >> ktvu legal analyst michael cardoza says the prosecution failed to properly respond to this video. >> i'm truly shocked the government didn't address this in their case in chief or in their rebuttal case or in argument before the defense brought it up. why do you let the defense bring something so shocking up? >> crystal lee said it wasn't a knife, but instead a metal collar. stay that her ex-husband used. she says

when bob lee came at him with a knife during a drug fueled bender. court is dark on friday, so jurors are set to resume deliberations on monday. governor newsom traveled to the southern border today, where construction is set to begin on a new port of entry project. the governor says the new port of entry in the san diego area will help alleviate delays at other ports along the border and speed up the flow of commercial goods. the governor also announced plans to increase border security by adding more national guard members. >> we're going to increase that operation and focus not just on the existing flow coming north into the state of california, into the united states. but looking at the flow going south, particularly as it relates to illicit money and as it relates to weapons. >> the governor also emphasized the importance of u.s. trade with mexico. state officials say last year, nationally, mexico surpassed china as the main source of imports for the united states. coming up next on ktvu news at 630, we're staying on top of the earthquake in hum

warning or a weather one, the roads jam up and all you need is someone to run out of gas or a fender bender and the whole system comes to a roaring halt. i don't know exactly where everybody is going right there, but for a tsunami warning, the main point is to get above water level, not get out of town. but to get up here on some of those high cliffs we see there. that's enough to get you out of the tsunami zone. so i would be interested to hear more about why all those cars were there at this time. >> yeah, they're going to be doing an assessment to see how well this went. thank you very much. good to know that the tsunami warning has been lifted. still a 7.0 earthquake off the coast of eureka, california, is a very big one and caused some damage, as morgan was reporting for us. everybody, thank you very much. >>> and we're going to go to our other big story, the story about what happened here in manhattan early yesterday morning. the nypd has released new images of the man suspected of assassinating united health care zeo brian thompson. these showing the shooter's full face were captured

the attack in self-defense, the defense claiming lee was on a several days long drug and alcohol bendere was not angry at lee and had no motive for the killing. we know everyone involved in this court case in the courtroom right now, waiting for a judge to come out and bring in the jury to announce their verdict. of course. stay with us throughout the morning on ktvu and on the fox local app for more coverage on the case that has made national headlines. we'll have that verdict for you when it happens, as soon as we know it. we will deliver it to you. also on the fox local app, you can also look through our past coverage of this case. we'll be taking a quick break from that coverage and we'll bring you more once we have more details to this story. >> the south bay family of a six year old boy who was autistic and nonverbal, revealing details about how he was hit and killed on a freeway. the family of king hallgren says he got out of the family's apartment even though there were child safety locks on the doors. his family says he was autistic and nonverbal and got out because he wanted t

momeni himself testified as well, saying it was lee who came at him with a knife during a drug fueled benderand that he acted in self-defense, but the jury rejected that argument. >> i think the jury got it right. it was a tough case. a lot of people contributed to this case, making me and dane's job fairly easy. i we're grateful. we're happy with the verdict. >> tony brass, one of his five defense attorneys, says an appeal is planned. >> we're disappointed we continue to fight on in the heat of battle. a lot of legal decisions are made that need to be revisited with a calmer eye, to make sure everything was done right, so that we make sure that mr. momeni did, in fact, receive a fair trial. >> da brooke jenkins was among those in the courtroom when the verdict was read. >> we are just relieved that we have gotten to this point and reached a verdict that we believe is representative of the conduct that occurred that night while on the stand. >> while many was combative and hostile with the prosecutor. ktvu legal analyst michael cardoza says the defendant all but had to testify. >> i don't th

but he testified during the trial, saying it was lee during a drug fueled bender who came at him witha knife and that many reacted in self-defense. prosecutors said he never called 911, and that his explanation of what happened didn't make sense. they told the jury his combativeness on the stand were signs he could be far more hostile on the street. but then there was a bombshell by the defense. during closing arguments, an attorney played for the jury. surveillance video, he said, showed lee using a knife to snort cocaine with a friend. the same knife the defense says lee used to attack momeni. >> now some jurors may latch on to that, and that may be a reasonable doubt. >> ktvu legal analyst michael cardoza says the prosecution failed to properly respond to this video. >> i'm truly shocked the government didn't address this in their case in chief or in their rebuttal case or in argument before the defense brought it up. why do you let the defense bring something so shocking up? >> crystal lee said it wasn't a knife, but instead a metal collar stay that her ex-husband used. she says t

his attorneys say the defendant was acting out of self-defense and that lee, during a drug fueled benderme at me with the knife after taking offense to something many had said. the da says he was the aggressor and was upset because his sister had been drugged by lee's dealer. >> the defense gets one closing argument, and what they're doing in this closing argument is pointing out to the jury that there are alternate interpretations to each of the pieces of evidence that the government put into the trial. >> today, a jury of six men and six women will receive final instructions from the judge before weighing in on a verdict. >> the national highway traffic and safety administration says it's working with the chp to determine the cause of a crash in piedmont that killed three young adults who were in a tesla cybertruck. in a statement to the bay area news group, the agency says it's gathering information from tesla and law enforcement, but has not opened location yet. we should note the nhtsa conducts investigations concerning safety related defects in vehicles. the crash happened a week a

they dramatically underestimated how many calls would be coming in and as a result the call center benders were unable to staff the center appropriately. >> thank you. do you believe the structure of the fsa contract showed urgency and planning for a timely fafsa release? >> i think that the firm fix price that they did use was not the best avenue as it didn't include trur so normally contracts can use incentives they may capture 10% of the fixed pool and distribute it when that contractor meets certain milestones or metrics that's agreed upon in advance. another example is, you can tie incentives to major releases. but this contract doesn't have any of those so there was no real urgent city for the contractor or incentive for them to meet specified deadline and functionality releases. >> thank you. >> fafsa is willing of the departments bread and butter responsibilities. meaning it's basic to the department. it shouldn't have taken the subpoena from committee republicans to this administration to let gao and congress conduct oversight into this terrible disaster. the biden-harris administ

tuesday, anna eshoo and washington republican congressman kathy bender maurice rogers.oregon democratic congressman wellborn. thursday, debbie stabenow, and bob casey. friday, tom carper and grace napolitano. watch our interviews with the parting members discussing their careers in congress, next week starting at 9 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now or online at www.c-span.org. ♪ >> since its founding in 1992, wrongfully convicted people in the u.s. out of prison, sunday on q&a, and innocence project director joins us on the history of the organization and the clients they represented over there including the two men convicted of killing malcolm x in 1965. >> at the original trial, another gentleman took the witness stand said he committed the crime with two other people he refused to name. the jury rejected that information. what we know is the law enforcement had evidence that corroborated his statement and assertion he was the shooter and the other two people, not mr. islam or mr. aziz, had committed this crime. that information was withheld. >> the innocence project

, let me just bring up a chapter from trump's first term, as chronicled by the journalist michael bender's colleagues. quote, stephen miller chimed in with an apocalyptiversion of tunnel tearing through the streets, he equated the scenes on the television to those of a third world country. quote, the cities are burning, stephen miller said, the comment infuriated general milley. miller was not only wrong but out of his lane, in milley's view. the four-star army general who had commanded troops in iraq and afghanistan spun around in his seat and pointed a finger directly at miller. shut the f up, stephen, general milley said. i share the account because i wonder from your perspective what conversations are happening inside the pentagon, what they think trump and his incoming team may be seeing in these images today. >> well, the erosion of democracy around the world is real. i think folks in the pentagon right now are watching what's happening in south korea very closely. this is an ally of ours that is long standing. we have very strong ties from a military perspective. in fact, the larg

i mean, you had the munster and the mission benders in 24th street, capp street, and i was like, hows she going to come up with solutions for this? but you were able to do it in every case. it's the student success fund for me. i know it's mental health except for you, but the student success fund was genius. and if the district does what it's supposed to do, it will be the most impactful legislation ever to address the gaps in achievement here and the inequities that exist in our schools. so i want to thank you for that fight and for pushing for that, working with you to protect immigrants, provide opportunities for our children, and to address the mental health needs of people of this city has been a pleasure. and the good thing and exciting thing for me is i know you're not done yet. dean. a lot of people talk about wanting housing. a lot of people talk about and preach housing, but very few really actually do something about it that is going to make sense and work for everybody. and the way you were able to get prop i on the ballot and get millions of dollars to support social ho

today, there have been fender benders for the most part.tully road. we didn't or we didn't. the fire department didn't find anything major there. on the scene, you might see that i see the peninsula. and i also see 880 looking. okay. there's a little bit of slow traffic as you come up on 880 and 238 right there. that's not unusual. and look, this fire icon just popped up here in san leandro. that just popped up as we were on the screen. so i'm going to see if i can figure that out. but right now, traffic is moving along okay. looks like traffic is moving along okay. all the way up to when you get to the bay bridge. and then there is a slowdown at the bay bridge. it's backing up for about a ten minute wait. 617. the rain is coming eventually. here's steve tonight. >> tonight? yes, sir. yes, sir. tomorrow morning at this time? yes. yesterday was one where, if you were that way west, it was nice. if you were east, you're like, oh my gosh. or even north monterey had 70 degrees, santa cruz 67, half moon bay 64, bolinas 63. pillar point was 65 de

we've seen some fender benders, and we have seen chp kind of trying to slow traffic down.ott tunnel, you can see drivers taking it easy. we don't have a, you know, excessive speeds anywhere that we've been witnessing, which is a good idea because the roads are still slick, even though the rain most, for the most part has moved through. there's just a little bit of a light mist. but even so, during the morning commute, when the roads are slick like this, you do want to reduce your speeds. it's a good way to reduce your risk and likelihood of some sort of crash happening. there have been a lot of reports of single vehicle spin out crashes on the chp dispatch log. that typically happens every time there is, you know, wet pavement and rain that's come through right before the morning commute. we can show you some video from earlier this morning. this was also on highway 24. we did watch and follow for a bit. a chp officer that was doing what looked like a traffic break, and that's when they sort of slowly weave between the lanes of traffic. and the goal of that is to reduce dr

his attorneys say the defendant was acting out of self-defense and that lee, during a drug fueled bender the da says momenti was the aggressor and was upset because his sister had been drugged by lee's dealer. >> the defense gets one closing argument and what they're doing in this closing argument is pointing out to the jury that there are alternate interpretations to each of the pieces of evidence that the government put into the trial. >> today, a jury of six men and six women will receive final instructions from the judge before weighing in on a verdict. >> 23 a palestinian teenager who has serious injuries from the war in gaza is now about to be treated in sacramento. three free palestine. [applause] [music] that was the moment mohammed arrived at shriners hospital. the 17 year old is just one of the survivors at the palestinian children's relief fund, was able to evacuate from gaza this week. mohammed is now in a wheelchair after surviving an israeli missile attack last december. ever since a blast, he's been unable to walk and needs a full knee replacement. >> besides, the number o

i mean, you had the munster and the mission benders in 24th street, capp street, and i was like, hows she going to come up with solutions for this? but you were able to do it in every case. it's the student success fund for me. i know it's mental health except for you, but the student success fund was genius. and if the district does what it's supposed to do, it will be the most impactful legislation ever to address the gaps in achievement here and the inequities that exist in our schools. so i want to thank you for that fight and for pushing for that, working with you to protect immigrants, provide opportunities for our children, and to address the mental health needs of people of this city has been a pleasure. and the good thing and exciting thing for me is i know you're not done yet. dean. a lot of people talk about wanting housing. a lot of people talk about and preach housing, but very few really actually do something about it that is going to make sense and work for everybody. and the way you were able to get prop i on the ballot and get millions of dollars to support social ho