brandy's purse and phone were beside her.eliminated robbery almost immediately because there was an amount of money there that somebody would have took if it would have been a robbery. dennis murphy (voiceover): as the csis took their photos and estimated bullet trajectories, gathered blood, dna, brandy's mom, sister, and fiancé watched on in blank horror. dennis murphy: what do you remember about the rest of that night? sitting in the vehicle behind her car, just watching it. and there's your girl, gone. and here's my baby, and i can't do nothing about it. it was 2 o'clock, went to the house. 4 o'clock, detectives came down to the house, said that they removed her and the car. dennis murphy (voiceover): who would benefit from a single mom's death? of course, the questioning turned quickly to the soon-to-be divorced husband, the father of the little girl. brandy's mom told them about josh daniels. said he was a personal trainer at the gym and an obsessive weightlifter. when you ran him through the computer, what did you find

i also love brandi carlile it would be lovely to speak to the two of you together, so brandi, why don't how did you first come to meet elton? >> brandi: how did i first come to meet elton? well, i wrote him a letter. i come in like you stephen, i was a massive, massive elton john disciple from a young age and i wrote elton a letter when i first came to california and i asked him if he would come and play piano on one of my songs. and in true elton fashion, he agreed to do that outrageous thing. [applause] >> stephen: there are a lot of people out there right now writing letters. >> elton: i had heard her music and i was doing a residency in vegas at the time so i asked her to come to vegas. i played and sang on the record and is and a i saw her i became friends with her. it was like i had known her all my life and she is one of my best friends. catherine, her wife, and the kids they have, they come and spend their summer holidays with us. they have become family. she had written that letter, it's like if i hadn't gone unanswered and advert for songwriters and singers i would never have

i want you to watch as brandi risks her own life to rescue her. hey, get in the car. >> oh my god get in the car. >> tell her to get in the car. get in the car! >> in the back. push it over. come on. >> okay my goodness. >> what's your location? i'd like to tell you. you're crazy. you're out here running around driving across this light. >> i parked my car. i came home to take my passport joining me now on the phone is brandi. >> carlos. brandi, these images that we're seeing, the desperation of people trying to escape by foot, fires that were jumping roads is just devastating to look at. you have been out in these fires for two days and nights now. last night you said you were watching these communities getting wiped off the map, and people have called this out of control. words like apocalyptic. how would you describe what you've been witnessing? >> hi. thank you for having me. it was it was actually really shocking. i've done this for a really long time. and, you know, a lot of people say, well, if you were speechless, you know, this could this

i've ever documented in my entire career. >> brandi. carlos, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> my next guest, malibu resident marika erdely, captured the palisades fire just minutes before she was able to safely evacuate along with her family and her pet dog. yesterday morning, just after 11 a.m., you can see the thick black smoke that's in the distance and hear this fierce and gusty wind that gained strength as we knew overnight. nearly seven hours later, using her ring camera, she watched a wall of flames bear down on her own home. my god, i can't imagine the rain camera cut off soon after those terrifying images. and marika, she joins me now. marika, these images are just so difficult to see. i'm. i'm so sorry for what you were experiencing. do you even know the status of your home at this hour? >> hi, laura. thanks for having me. i'm unbelievably. my home is still standing. although most of the homes it seems on my street probably, it seems like 80% of them are gone. >> you've lived at this home for 14 years and i just wonder what

andrea canning: especially when brandi realized what james had left behind.is driver's license, his dog. at that point, that was when it set in, hey, something's not right. andrea canning: maybe james had suddenly changed plans about leaving for the lake. if so, he didn't tell rachel where anyone else for that matter. rachel wellhouser: i'm an absolute basket case because i know james. were you holding out any hope that maybe he's been in an accident? maybe he's not able? i was hoping that the vehicle was off on an embankment or somewhere, somewhere i could find him. and we hit the roads. andrea canning: crisscrossing every back road in the county, little did rachel realize her journey to find her son was just beginning and would take her tens of thousands of miles to places she could have never imagined. coming up, what had happened to james? his parents take the next step. kind of scary going to the police because you're almost sort of acknowledging-- pete chambers: yeah. andrea canning: --that this could be really bad yeah, that's all i want to know is whe

good morning, brandy. >> good morning, guys, yeah. we are kicking off this new year with the first big snow storm of the year. here in louisville, as you can see, we got some light snow coming down but we are already coated in snow. we had nine inches of it to come down yesterday and another 1 to 3 to fall today. going across the broad scope of this storm. we have had places like kansas, they already have blizzard conditions, but also crippling ice in places like missouri and ohio valley and right now, we are seeing ice or snow, i should say, in our nation's capital. now, we want to talk about some of the main issues that people are facing. that's going to be power outages. they have already mentioned over 200,000 more specifically 260,000 customers across states from missouri to virginia dealing with those power outages and keep in mind we have very cold temperatures in those states at this time. roads, they are very tricky. especially with some locations seeing ice accumulating overnight like where we are in louisville. schools also

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height brandy. >> hey eric, folks across this area are dealing with the a vary of different winds and precipitation but here in the bluegrass state people sing the first big snow of the year but right now we are in downtown louisville where the set was actually stopped. switching over the precipitation type we are seeing sleet but freezing rain coming down pretty if you take a look around that you can see the snow that started come down coaching the roads. as of 3:15 p.m. we have 7.7 inches deuced file here in louisville i mention the freezing rain and sleet coming down. if you take a listen, i will stomp on it. it's a little crunch you will start to see the ice accumulating in this area. now i've spoke with public works in this area talking to them about their plow operations. they said they're hoping to leave a layer of snow once the arts ice starts to keenly they can easily push it off they got more snow than they expected changing the operations. take a listen. >> if we got the snows scraped off and it is a bare asphalt, then freezing rain will stick to the asphalt it will make it

fox weather brandi campbell is live in louisville, kentucky. slow going when it snows with ice on top of that. how is it going now? good morning. >> good morning, guys. hopefully folks are taking it slow on the roads. the conditions not great. but as you can see they are trucking along here. you guys mentioned that one death that happened in missouri. this morning we're learning of two additional deaths. those coming out of kansas. highway patrol posted about that today. a man and woman. their car went off the interstate and rolled an unknown number of times. unfortunately ejected them from the vehicle. all of this happening amid this snowstorm going from kansas and now impacting folks even in our nation's capital. kansas they had blizzard-like conditions. d.c. now seeing a lot of snow in the area. where i am here in louisville we had nine inches of snow yesterday but dealt with ice accumulations. another big factor in the snowstorm. today we're getting more snow. right now power outages are a growing issue from missouri to virginia. over 3 hun

he is still getting information in realtime from the nopd and from the state police but as brandy juste are just about 14 hours away from kickoff for the sugar bowl, the eyes of the college football world with tens of thousands of fans from georgia and notre dame are on the city of new orleans. then we host the biggest sporting event on planet earth in early february, the super bowl. we have been talk being security preps and plans, a big question hopefully nopd and state lis will answer, was this a drunk driver? was this an accident? or was this an act of essentially domestic terrorism? was it intentional that somebody drove a car down bourbon street in the heart of the french quarter? we're going to get off that live look right now as soon as they start talking we will take you back live to the french quarter and ann kirkpatrick. until that happens let's go live, fletcher is a couple blocks away. fletcher, you are following an additional scene, if you will, a possible threat of a suspicious package. >> reporter: yeah, trevor, what you are looking at right now is the corner of bourbon

. >> elton john got big laughs while presenting a music award alongside brandi carlile and joking about his eye condition. >> i just wanted to reassure everybody that it's not as bad as it seems, so i'm so pleased to be here with my co-host rihanna. >> elton john told gma in november that he has no vision in his right eye, and his left isn't the greatest. >> back to the winners. jodie foster picked up a globe for true detective, and these guys made a splash on the red carpet. >> glen powell and timothee chalamet lookalike contest winners holding signs, making it clear they are not glen powell and timothee chalamet. so yeah, even celebrities, they've got a sense of humor. >> i mean that's cool that they got to go to this. i do think they bear striking resemblances, but i would never walk down the street and think that's timothee chalamet and glen powell. >> but how cool is it that he's recognized at the contest here in new york city and then taken to the globes. >> yeah they probably had a blast too. all right. coming up, new details about the explosion outside the trump hotel in las veg

brandy. >> hey, andre. yeah, i think weird is a great way to describe this.s is just something people here in new orleans we are not used to seeing. i'm from new orleans as well, and it's very exciting to see this. we've had snow before in the past, but it would be, you know, maybe an inch or so. and at this point we are now seeing just over four inches of snow. and that was a recording reported by the national weather service over an hour and a half ago. so we could see, you know, they said 4 to 7in of snow. so where i am right now, this is in the french quarter of new orleans. you can see it. it is coated white in snow. i'll step out of the way so you can see what people here are, you know, dealing with as the snow still comes down, accumulating on the ground. one factor in this is going to be the wind. we've had gusts recorded in the 30s here in downtown southwest louisiana. they are actually under a blizzard warning. it's the first in history for the state of louisiana. so a big day for people. but obviously this a weather scenario that called for prepara

this is from nbc news brandy zadrozny quote after years of struggling, the once fringe newspaper powered by falun gong, a religious group persecuted in china, had finally found a foothold in conservative media. the epoch times had spent a small fortune on pro-trump ads in the run up to the 2020 election. they were amassing a windfall in the wake of trump's trump's loss, increasing revenue by a staggering 685% over two years. why did their revenue go up more than 600% over two years? the company said it was making money through subscriptions and donations, but these are claims that federal prosecutors now say were false. in 2024, the us justice department alleged a giant multi-million dollar money laundering scheme was underway at the epoch times perpetrated by one of its executives and honestly calling calling it a money laundering scheme, vastly undersells what was allegedly going on at the epoch times. according to this indictment, the epoch times chief financial officer, quote, managed the outlets make money online team. the make money online team carried out the scheme to by crime pr

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as reporter brandy campbell explains, roads are still covered with snow and ice, making travel potentiallyrous. >> the gulf coast is not out of the bayou just yet. baton rouge, louisiana, coming off its snowiest day ever with just over 7.5in of snow, some of that has melted thanks to blue skies and sunshine on wednesday, but there was some freezing overnight, making for an icy walk or commute on thursday morning. >> if you do have to be on the roadways, make sure to go extremely slow. use a lot of caution. >> transportation crews in new orleans are digging up inches of snow cover, revealing thick ice below. it was fun at first, residents breaking out their skates and boards, but as more ice melted, more froze overnight. the rare winter storm swept across the south on tuesday, bringing the first ever blizzard warning to the gulf coast, blasting communities from texas to florida to the carolinas. the record shattering, snow snarled travel, bringing daily life to a halt. >> if someone with lived in montana and was looking out the window to see a hurricane for the first time, it's like, oh my

fox weather correspondent brandy campbell reports from new orleans. >> the gulf coast is not out of theou just yet. baton rouge, louisiana, coming off its snowiest day ever with just over 7.5in of snow, some of that has melted thanks to blue skies and sunshine on wednesday, but there was some freezing overnight, making for an icy walk or commute on thursday morning. >> if you do have to be on the roadways, make sure to go extremely slow. use a lot of caution. >> transportation crews in new orleans digging up inches of snow cover, revealing thick ice below. it was fun at first, residents breaking out their skates and boards, but as more ice melted, more froze overnight. the rare winter storm swept across the south on tuesday, bringing the first ever blizzard warning to the gulf coast, blasting communities from texas to florida to the carolinas. the record shattering, snow snarled travel, bringing daily life to a halt. >> if someone with lived in montana and was looking out the window to see a hurricane for the first time, it's like, oh my god, it's crazy. it's like, is the world ending?

hunter pence is playing, brandi chastain is playing. the perries come out soon, maybe even announced right here on kpix. >> some of those slams look a little personal from mullin and owens. >> they were just trying to make me look as bad as possible. >> you held your own, way to go, vern. >> i held the paddle. >>> up next at 5:00, as fires burn out of control in southern california, futuristic fire prevention tech is on display at the consumer electronics show. >>> the toyota tahoe report is set. let's peek at the map. >> it is a tranquil weather pattern around the bay area and also tranquil across the entire region. zero new snowfall over the past 24 hours, but a good base at all the resorts, a couple feet to six feet depending on elevation and temperatures are going to be favorable that the resorts will be able to add some new snow, fire up snow guns with overnight lows in the teens and 20s, highs reaching the 30s this weekend, should see plenty of sunshine overhead, ideal conditions overall except for the lack of fresh powder and the

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obviously, it's like, "oh, my gosh, brandy, girl!" my very first journal. [ audience oohs ] >> seth: get out of town. >> yes! [ cheers and applause ] and she was like, "you need to write in this. you need to keep this and your memories of your life. you just need to tell yourself everything." and i kept that journal up until i couldn't write in anymore pages. i've been journaling since i was 12. >> seth: get out of here. that's amazing. >> yes, and it's so good. i know it's so clichÉ, but honestly, you've got to remember your life. you've got to tell yourself about your life. and you got to be in control of the narrative of it. like, i'm always trying to figure out how to reframe. you would call it delusional, but i call it inspirational. [ laughter ] >> seth: i want to ask you how often you get approached about a viral moment you had. you were shown a photo of dick cheney. >> yes. [ light laughter ] >> seth: and you -- i'm jealous of this -- you did not recognize him. [ light laughter ] and you were also very polite, and you said, "s

guest: brandy, thank you very much. you personify the tragedy of what we are discussing here. the fact that you had to hire people who were less qualified and not hire people who were, who met the qualifications, is a tragedy. it's a tragedy for all 330 million americans. we all benefit when the best people are doing their job. you know, when i, when i go on a bridge or go in a tunnel, i want that tunnel and that bridge to have been drawn and erected by architects and engineers who knew what they were doing. in fact, if that were not the case, i wouldn't want to go in that bridge or tunnel. hopefully, we could now go back to that kind of country. with regards to the way you raise your family, your children are extremely fortunate. you raise them right. the point that you make about wanting to write who they were, biracial, and the school saying no, that is a huge problem. you know, they say no, no, we will get all these benefits. we don't want to live in that kind of country. we don't want to live in that type of country. i don't, and i don't know anybody, really, not anyone t

brandi, so much. thank you for your reporting. get a lot more on what's happening there in new orleans and houston and other big cities that don't normally see snow. you can just use your phone to scan a qr code, which i promise will pop up on the screen anyways. fox weather it's a quick download for your phone. fox weather.com will also take you there. you can stay on top of what's happening here in the bay area, of course, and nationwide, hundreds of volunteers across santa clara county work together this morning to try to count the number of unhoused people in their community. ktvu ali rasmus explains the reasons behind the project and why workers and some unhoused people say the face of homelessness in silicon valley is changing. >> 530 this morning at sunnyvale community services, about 50 volunteers city, county and nonprofit workers packed up food, snacks, water bottles, hats and gift cards before heading out. workers and volunteers went tent to tent at places like the sunnyvale library. they're trying to get an accurate pi

warriors chrisman, former niner terrell owens to yo former giants hunter pence in soccer hall of famer brandi chastain. among many others. and earlier today, chris mullin into or owns took part in the meet and greet in redwood city to help promote the event. what i notice is that. >> a lot of people play pickleball. unbeknownst to me, i had no idea that so many people are into pickleball let me tell let me know one thing about. i mean, i thought just granddad type of sport. i'm sure that's where it started. and now it's like it's a phenomenon. it's it's just everywhere. really have the celebration. >> of the bay area of all-star weekend. a music comedy and at the historic warfield theater, which to me is it's amazing. some of the incredible acts that have gone through that theater. so to be welcome so a typical bash really itial - looking forward to it. >> so, yeah, as we were here talking about pickleball you guys. i tried it once. okay to like it moves fast data. but you know, there people getting a lot of pickleball injuries because that ball is always at your feet. you got yeah, ben, you

it reminds me of old school country but it gets a little brandi carlile at the end. not wait, i love her. time for our first guest, an oscar-nominated actor you know from the social network, now you see me and fleischman is in trouble, he wrote and directed and stars in his new movie it's called a real pain in theaters friday, say hello to jesse eisenberg. ♪ ♪ hello! i'm a big fan! >> me to. what a treat to get to hear you. >> kelly: thanks, tomorrow is halloween, your kids get into halloween? >> i don't g in the holy but i supported from a great distance. >> kelly: is it because you play dress up in your job? >> i think it's generally because i'm not a fun person. as hard as it must be for me to believe in my heart again but i am not a joy. i have a kid and a wife they get into it, i'm more of the itinerary, i stayed back -- >> kelly: you need the map person. >> the navigation guy, we did 22nd street. >> kelly: you grew up here and in the suburbs -- i grew up in a neighborhood where it was easy. >> like a suburban neighborhood? >> kelly: last year it was actual -- i

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the army receives an alert without fits of town, suspected brandy to a side to the motorcycles. the groups favored mode of products. for the on demand and retreat, they gave it chase and opened fire. after what seemed like 10 long minutes, so just come to the location. nobody's pounds. what does help when the bungee to i used to problem keep now i'll go back inside. you push. as i'm part of state has been the epicenter of civilian massacres, keeping up in full run, some and capital rust me for board, and that they would improve protection by security forces and looking to be july. does some communities have found the courage to farm and create as for yes, gunman? no, no. can yes, splendid, self control this highway talking trade. i'm charles, although there's still pose a significant with the private away from communities for regular traffic. but this is the general leading the fight in the north west where i've been able to restore some level of confidence and to look out for police across all night before when the fed i do, i do may see of the of the creaminess of the categori

against its uh, basically the legality of the, of the, uh, the of the deal did, did not appeal to the brandy and so they did that, they couldn't really well, i mean, that's a very good point. so let me, let me pick the up with a trace of treat to, you know, trust is the cooling of diplomacy. it's the bedrock of diplomacy. there was a deal, trump rip to all up, why should be around ins, trust a new deal coming from trump, even if it's a business based one, as you might suggest, could happen. why did lights or some? and so i trust, obviously is important, but trust is not something that you just get on the spot. trust is something that is built up actually to agreements over the course of a very long time. what you need to have in place is mechanisms and that it helps you build trust. and there are plenty of good reasons for the vonnie is not to trust drum to not to trust the united states and vice versa. the question is, do there interest a line? do they have an interest in trying to see if in that range mince can be put in place? i think trump has an interest. he wants to get out of the midd

hundreds of thousands of it. rockies who died after the us invasion and the okay 8 years ago and from brandy, gave him a foreign policy speech. it in that at one point he talked about aggression and criticized us policy in places like a rock. so i think buried with in trump's bluster really is a desire to make sure americans aren't dying and stupid wars, and he prefer other people not die as well. but he really doesn't want to get us involved in the war. he's talked about the dangers of nuclear war. he recognizes what could happen, you know, in terms of ukraine, russia, if that went into a war with nato. so i think this is very, really good. he doesn't have a clear philosophy exactly how to make it happen. but i think we should give him credit that more than either get a pre leased recent president. certainly joe biden. he really worries about these issues in a way that the others have. i feel like i'm a bit like a judge annabelle in toronto here. if anyone's watching is well cost, cuz i often has cause any trouble congressman this as well as i'm going to ask you the question basically on sa

he found them writing with brandi and monica. ♪ if you didn't know the boy is mine ♪ >> reporter: ladye ♪ >> reporter: and michael jackson. ♪ feels so right ♪ >> reporter: rodney "dark child" jerkins has been elected to the songwriters hall of fame. ♪ why do you build me up, buttercup to let me down ♪ >> reporter: when tony macaulay wrote this song for the foundations in 1968, the title was just a place holder at first. luckily, he never changed it. it was one of a run of hits the british producer and songwriter reeled off in the '60s and '70s. for edison lighthouse -- ♪ love grows where my rosemary goes, and nobody knows like me ♪ >> reporter: the fifth dimension -- ♪ last night, i didn't get to sleep at all ♪ >> reporter: and david soul. ♪ don't give us on us baby ♪ >> reporter: tony macaulay is now a member of the songwriters hall of fame. ♪ i get around ♪ >> reporter: mike love helped create the iconic sound of the beach boys in the '60s. ♪ she'll have fun, fun, fun till her daddy took the t-bird away ♪ >> as singer and lyricist with the beach boys, and collaborator with his cousin

box whether brandy is live in new orleans with the latest on this, it evening. >> good evening, i willl you this day is one that many people in new orleans will remember for a very long time, some of them including children seen snow for the very first time. take a look at this footage showing what it was like as snow was coming down very heavy here, on canal street. 8 inches of snow was reported at the airport, the official reporting sights that it's the most in new orleans since 1985 when 10 inches of snow fell. blizzard conditions on the lakefront of new orleans and of the state's first blizzard warning issued in southwest louisiana, at the airport all flights were cancelled and several interstates, highways and bridges across southern louisiana were closed with travel discouraged and people were found walking around, taking in this rare weather event. >> this is fun. >> i don't think anybody expected this. >> this is my first real snow day ever in my life so this is a very exciting experience for me. >> all right, the bets are concerned, we are under extreme cold warnings until wed

brandy's parents are raising her daughter. the family is left with a snapshot album, itself getting older, but the young woman pictured in the pages inside staying the same, never to have her own album of her daughter graduating, getting married. time ran out for brandy on a dark hilltop before she could kiss her daughter goodnight. that's all for this edition of "dateline." i'm andrea canning. thanks for watching. >>> hello. welcome to this special holiday edition of "morning joe." happy almost 2025. we're on tape this hour, bringing you some of our top recent discussions, including one about how president-elect trump is already claiming some preemptive policy victories before even taking office. we spoke to "the washington post" opinion columnist dana mill bank about that. as you point out in "the washington post," the president-elect doesn't take over for six more weeks, but, magically, he has already made america great again. you write in part this, "he has solved the border crisis, mexico's president has agreed to stop mi

and finally uncle brandi and then josephine. brandi, go ahead please. hi.my name is brandi bachmann public school parent. i'm tired of families being gaslit and told we have to deal with hard choices and the prospect of educators being laid off at school sites at the same time when the superintendent wants to hire another direct report to work in the central office i notice the person who's being considered this this position is a former direct report to mayor london breed and mayor larry did not bring her on to his team as if he was giving her a $275,000 a year job. seems like cronyism and the cronyism and pushing politics in san francisco or what failing or san francisco students families and educators that was on full display last week in the board of its swearing in ceremony was for the first time since i can remember during the day at city hall instead of it and said he was city school so that our families and educators can attend this sends a message to the growing disconnect between the school board and the community. to the board please steward our

they found a bottle of brandy underneath the stairs, which was all that was standing.they poured some for her. she wakes up and looks up, says, hey, now that's for emergency things. reagan then said, well, the emergency is upon. reagan then spoke about the importance protecting democracy. he said, so let us ask ourselves. what kind of people do we think we are and let us answer free, worthy of freedom and determined not only to remain so, but to help others gain their freedom as well. then he references churchill. sherwin huston led his people to a victory in war and then lost an election, just that the fruits of victory were to be enjoyed. and then in words from the past to present, reagan said. but he churchill left office honorably, and as it turned out temporarily, knowing the liberty of his people was important than the fate of any single leader. history recalls, his greatness and ways no dictator will ever know. and he left us a message. hope for the future. reagan knew that one of the keys signs that democracy cs were working is that when you elections, you leav

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we look back, this new flash doc at the early days, this kid who took moesha, the star of moesha brandyo prom because he was famous enough. remember that. and then shows up in l.a. and the city just fell in love with him and stayed that way all the way till the end. you were there after he passed. >> was there? a day after his helicopter went down. i've never seen anything like it outside of that stadium. and then inside in that first game still gives me chills. it was unbelievable to see it. >> powerful character. >> all right. >> bill weir. >> thank you. >> very much. you bet. look forward to seeing this. the new cnn original series, kobe the making of a legend. it airs saturday at 9 p.m. eastern and pacific on cnn. >> thank you all so much for joining us today. this is cnn news central. cnn newsroom. up next. >> it's the news. >> welcome back. >> but it's also kind of not the news. >> we don't fact check here. we don't care, man. once all the information on this show so terrible. >> have i got news for you returns february 15th on cnn. >> subway has got. >> a new. >> meal of the day

shawn and brandy. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: and, you know, i think -- they got it there. >> well> it's the double chin. [ light laughter ] >> seth: yeah. but this is a real reminder of, like, the range you play. this is when you played biden. [ cheers and applause ] >> the good old days, yeah. still trying to get back to that shape. i don't know if it's going to work out, 42 years old. >> seth: of course donald trump has had some words -- they were unkind. now, of course, this is before he had seen it or knew anything about it. i think he was safe to assume it probably wouldn't be the nicest portrayal. >> yeah, well, look, what can i say? he continues to disappoint. and i mean, it's just -- it's like we were saying before, it's just so unheard of. here are these people and what's happening in l.a. and he's choosing to use it for his own benefit and go out there and change it r his own narrative and blame rather than actually bring people together. >> seth: because it does feel like this should be -- just on a human level, this should be a layup. that everyone right now wants to h