coming up... we will be speaking to brian hall, founder and head of artificial intelligence at alphaplay world and across the uk, this is bbc news. if you have used artificial intelligence in your work, then you will know already that it offers two distinct benefits. firstly, it analyses a significantly larger pool of data, in real time. second, it delivers insights in clear, actionable language. if used correctly, it can improve decision—making. so you can see clearly how it would be adapted to sport. rather than replacing the experts, the coaches that clubs have retained, you could probably view it as a more symbiotic relationship between technology and the professionals in sports. the expert in this field is brian hall, founder and head of ai at alpha play which orginally was conceived for baseball. it has proven even more effective in the complex team sports like hockey, football, and the nfl. let's talk to stephanie because we have talked about how you can train referees. in terms of transfers, rehabilitation, the sky is the limit when it comes to ai. ., ., 4' to ai. you would think

library from us because there's a big picture of frank -- i think that's franklin hall behind us right there. >> brianrenamed franklin hall. it is right diagonal. >> steve: and you graduated from here? >> brian: yes. >> steve: if we went over to the library. how substantial would the library fines have been? >> brian: very substantial. did i spend a lot of time in the library. commons where you could study in the background. my roommates were in to napping. they napsd a lot. and that's when i would study. you guys go to nap before you go out a i will study. >> ainsley: you lived on campus where was your dorm? >> post hall straight up the road. they thought a great idea to give that cinder block look with the little no yum floor. and i waited for my family to rotate rugs, instead of throwing it out do you mind if i take that to school and literally take it to school with no body. my roommate god drunk are you going to clean that up after a while. let lowe sleep over. that's not going to be good. been so long let's just cut it out. we cut out the hole in the rug. >> ainsley: seriously? >> brian: yeah, t

it happened here in midtown new york pack i asked him about the killing of brian thompson and the exclusive sit down at city hall here is more of the conversation. watch. >> the other day, about the murder of brian thompson the united health care ceo and the suspect luigi mangione you said our children are being radicalized to hit american. you set i get pushed back when you say this but you said that's what you believe paraguay? >> yes. thank about it, not only the assassination of brian but also look what happened at the school grounds peer a young girl went in and took the lives of innocent people. one would state that win you look at the poles that 40% of 30-year-olds or younger thank the shooter was justified peer win you look at social media and then is the real problem. we've always pushed back when youth on government but social media and proliferation of hate and of anger and of suicide rates increased ideation and suicide ideation and increase depression pack there's something happening below the surface with the young people. medicated all the time and teachers to meet eric the children are high all t

hall. the fbi raided brian williams pasadena home this week as part of its investigation into the threat madengerous was found at city hall, and police say they determined williams was likely behind the bomb threat. now, because of lapd's working relationship with williams, the department referred the case to the fbi. no arrests have been made so far. williams joined the office of mayor karen bass last year and worked closely with public safety agencies. >> coming up at 11, an urgent recall issued after a potential oyster contamination. what you need to know. >> and we are tracking the fog. it's out there again tonight. it will be in spots that you had last night. we'll check on that. we'll check on the rain as we go into this holiday week. [music] >> chaos on capitol hill as president elect trump rejects the latest house spending bill to prevent a christmas time government shutdown. i'm connor hansen in bounced from one doctor to the next. did they even send my lab work...? wait, was i supposed to bring that? then there's the forms. the bills. the 'not a bills.' the.... ”press 4 to repeat th

the smooth buttery eggnogy sounds of the james hall choir all morning long. so beautiful. >> brianwith joy. >> brian: going to use that term buttery eggnogy? >> nicole: eggnogy? >> todd: i'm channeling kamala. is joy done? >> brian: rather not. dish watc watching liquid. almost as good as dawn. >> todd: we love dawn in more ways than one. his wife's name is dawn. >> nicole: i know. >> todd: that's why i'm here. >> nicole: now is likening her to dishwashing soap. >> todd: we threw him under the bus. one day before christmas. families gathering around the world. so we asked to you share your family's christmas eve traditions, apparently apologizing will be on kilmeade's this year. your emails are pouring in. goes with michael he bakes gingerbread cookies for santa and puts them by the fireplace. lives the outdoor christmas leave christmas music playing all night long. >> this is from linda. we gather with friends, family, have the feast of seven fishes and go to christmas eve service. i love that very traditional. very italian. i think i know a lot of people doing that tonight. >> br

brian: why was i okay with that? >> steve: back then? everybody did it. >> ainsley: you'd have a caddy and keep it under the sink on your hall. >> lawrencen't remember any of this in college. i had my own bathroom. >> ainsley: lucky. >> brian: fancy know pants. >> lawrence: shared with the suite mate, could lock the door. >> steve: 150 people and co-ed. >> ainsley: my parents wouldn't let me. >> brian: women's rights movement. women wanted right to shower wherever they wanted, remember that? >> steve: i don't think it was exactly like that. more complicated. >> brian: i got to look through that. >> steve: thank you, we have about 100 people live at tilles center at brian kilmeade's college. they have gotten up early to watch "fox and friends." you have seen us do the show for two hours, do you have one more hour in you? can you stick around for one more hour? >> ainsley: whoo! look at these men back here doing the trump dance, ymca. >> brian: division one with sports, veterinarian school, school of politics. >> lawrence: we know one of the former football players. >> ainsley: doing the trump dance. great church on long island. look at th

the james hall choir has been with us all morning long. are they not incredible? >> brianeveryone getting a special thanks to for the snow. it's been a long time since we've seen this. >> todd: i'm a little worried we'll be here for the christmas show and not able to get out. >> brian: in the same outfits. >> todd: so many --s. >> brian: day before christmas and families gather around the world and we ask you to share your family traditions on christmas eve and the e-mails are pouring in. >> nicole: from crista, we do the feast of seven fishes and wear matching pajamas that our elf bricks every christmas eve. after church we drive through the neighborhood looking at lights. >> todd: we have hot cocoa and pick one present each to open and watch a favorite movie like, this is my favorite, it's a wonderful life or white christmas. >> nicole: which is my favorite. sorry, brian. no fred clause. >> brian: our christmas eve tradition was to read twus children gather at the tree to pick one present to open on christmas eve. >> nicole: why did your voice get deeper when you read wa

but brian, they could pull off the triple if they will get into canton. and he's in the bay area sports hallme, now probably the pro football hall of fame. but we will find out soon. >> all right. good for that man. thank you, vern. >>> and coming up, food is not just an issue during the holidays. but up next at 5:00, we'll meet a bay area family who has a renewed sense of hope thanks to the generosity of their community. [ spe aking in a global language ] >>> welcome back. organizations like second harvest of silicon valley are stepping in to support those in need. tonight, jose martinez will introduce us to the jimenez family, where they recently immigrated from colombia. they found not only food assistance, but also hope. >> reporter: it's a typical afternoon for jimenez and his wife, maria, teresa, and their son, mateas. enjoying a picnic if many santa clara. for them, moments like this represent a fresh start. [ speaking in a g lobal language ] >> reporter: the family arrived in the u.s. for january of 2024. leaving behind everything in colombia. but their decision to move wasn't just a

brian: there you go. what a way to start the show. this is christmas eve and that is the james hallthey can sing in the morning. right? a lot of the big bands and big groups, choirs can't sing in the mornings. you guys came to play you could do this every day i imagine if you wanted to. >> todd: do you want to, 6:00 a.m. every morning? they are down. >> brian: all right. thank you so much for being here. we will hear from you all throughout the show. all right. so it's great to see everybody. >> todd: likewise, brian. >> brian: here we are christmas eve, kind of dressed in the scheme of things. >> todd: we didn't coordinate green, white, red. >> brian: a little thin in retrospect. i think i should have worn this two years ago. >> brian: ties get gradually fatter and thinner don't consult. >> nicole: that's why you have to keep them everything comes back. >> todd: brian wants consultation over tie size. make it happen. >> brian: right now small is better. glad you are hear. nothing slow me down because it's christmas eve. what are your family's christmas eve traditions email us at fr

. >> brian: joining us on this analysis the guy who coached the pros. hallroadcaster jimmy johnson. people are stunned by. this for bill belichick to go after a year out goes back to college where he has never really coached before. what are your thoughts about why he is doing it? >> well, brian, bill and i have been friends for 35 years now. and we communicated back and forth a little bit. i told our fox nfl sunday guys, i said don't be surprised if he goes, you know, to north carolina. you know, is he doing what he loves doing. and that's coaching football. he loves developing players and building a team and, you know, he can do that at north carolina without any interference or very little interference, and he is able to bring back some of his people that's worked for him over the years, mike lombardi is going to be the general manager. he has a plan for success there at north carolina. like i said, he is doing exactly what he wants to do. very happy with the situation. >> brian: and his son, right? he is bringing his son, too? >> i think that could be in

hall got robbed. if mayor adams turns it around, he could be a great mayor. >> brian: talk about a movie clint eastwood did, they used real-life heroes in it, terror attack happened on a train in france. knives everywhere and start the stabbing everyone. vet veterans got up and took care of it. thises veteran was recognized for hero ic activities. when he saw the danielle penny situation happen, he gets hailed a hero, he is fighting for freedom, he wrote a column and joined us earlier. you convict this guy, it is going to be downward spiral for this country. watch. >> it is going to scare people into action and i don't think that is just in this case, not just in subways, not in dealing with people out of control. this will have further reaching consequences. there is good samaritan laws that protect people and i think a lot of people wonder if their local prosecutor will throw that aside and prosecute them for doing the right thing. >> steve: see what the jury does in the daniel penny case. yesterday they got instructions and deliberated for one hour and asked for read-back of the judge said regarding

hall. now, the fbi raided the pasadena home of brian williams this week as part of its investigation into thatous was found at city hall. the police say it determined williams was likely behind the bomb threat. the fbi hasn't said why it believes that's the case, and they are handling the case. >> well, thankfully, so far for some is not as bad as yesterday. there's a dense fog advisory until noon, but i think they need to amend this. and i'll show you why. yesterday, peninsula, south bay. i mean, you couldn't see across the street. today it's much better. so i'm not so sure about all this right in here. it doesn't make sense. over here. back here? yes. up there. yes. down here. yes. but for others, no. and you can see why. half moon bay, ten miles visibility. sfo ten. they were down to a quarter at this time yesterday. same for san carlos, hayward, oakland, san jose. why? because there's a breeze. but if you look at concord, though. so here we go again. bay point, concord, antioch, brentwood, eastern contra costa county, you will not get out of the 50s today. cold for some. if you have clear

hall, what else next? i must get tickets for that, thank you for that. the head of us insurance company united healthcare has been gunned down in new york city. chief executive briany shot in the chestjust before 07:00 est on wednesday outside the hilton hotel in midtown manhattan, where he had been scheduled to speak at an investor conference later in the day. the 50—year—old was taken to the hospital, where he was pronounced dead, officials said. a suspect fled the scene and remains at large, the new york police department said... in midtown manhattan earlier this morning 50—year—old brian thompson the ceo of united healthcare was shot and killed in what appears at this early stage of our investigation to be a brazen, targeted attack. this does not appear to be a random act of violence. the victim was in new york city to speak at an investor conference and it appears the suspect was lying in wait for several minutes and as the victim was walking to the conference hotel, the suspect approached from behind and fired several rounds, striking the victim at least once in the back and at least once in the right calf. many people past the suspect but he appeared to wai

cold blooded killer of united healthcare brian thompson on the new york sidewalk ascent fears and chills to the corporate suites of america. and in the halls. threats against members of congress now and the rise. senior congressional correspondent chad pergram on that. >> lawmakers always face threats their high profile individuals but the murder in cold blood of a brian thompson has members of congress especially spooked. >> we are not here to put ourselves our families in danger. >> if you are not constantly aware of your surroundings and your security than your naÏve. >> is nothing to get comfortable with you put on the tile in the morning is when you going to see your last day to potentially walk out progress u.s. capitol police chief told a senate committee they were more than 700 threats against lawmakers in november. our record 150 swatting incidents. >> used to be if you went home you might be able to relax a little bit br. those days are gone. >> i think sadly at the recordholder possibly for swatting calls for a georgia woman died recently after she crashed into the bomb squad which was racing to respond to marjorie taylor greene

i mean, one thing the reporters keep asking us in the halls is, do you think they're moving too fast? i was like, like, brianhow in the heck could they be moving too fast? i mean, the american people want a change, and we have something that we've never had before. we have an incoming administration that's been there and done that. and so when we started putting forth his nominees, they hit the ground running his transition team that knows exactly what needs to be needs to happen. they've got pete, they have tulsi, they have kash, they have bobby kennedy, they have them all in the halls meeting with senators, taking the fight out of the media's hands, not allowing the media to dictate the opinion, but actually going in and sitting down with the, with the with each senators in their office and they're winning. there isn't one single republican that has been on record saying they're going to vote no for any of president trump's nominees. that's huge. >> and that's what susan collins and murkowski famed moderates in the past. let's talk about this. so fox did a poll and they said, would you confirm donald trump

hall of justice tomorrow morning. tonight in new york city, police are still hunting for the person who used a gun with a silencer to kill the ceo of unitedhealthcare, 50 year old brian thompson was walking toward the midtown hilton hotel early this morning when the gunman stepped out from behind a vehicle and fired right into his back. police say the suspect was captured on camera before the shooting at a nearby starbucks, and after firing that weapon, he walked away and then rode off on an e-bike into central park. a motive is unknown tonight, but thompson's wife telling one news agency some people had been threatening her husband. and in butte county, two kindergartners are in critical condition. tonight after a gunman opened fire at the small feather river adventist school near oroville. the butte county sheriff says the gunman arrived at the school around 1:00 this afternoon to meet with the principal. about enrolling a student. well, after that meeting, the principal said he heard shots and then screaming. the two victims, who are five and six years old, boy, were taken to the sacramento area hospital. deputies say the gunman was found dead from what they belie

brian: right. i have been watching the same series. none of the saints were perfect. they eventually became perfect. went into the human being hallf fame, right? >> lawrence: it's true. let's go to mar-a-lago. while trump was accepting that award, his transition team announced more key picks for his administration. bill melugin is live in west palm beach, florida with the latest on that. hey, bill. >> bill: lawrence, good morning to you. these public comments from trump last night at the patriot awards were some of the first public comments we have seen from him since elections night. as you mentioned, he has been busy putting together his cabinet entire time. he made several more picks yesterday. last night at the patriot awards, as usual, his focus was on border security. take a listen. >> they have allowed 21 million people in our country coming through open borders from many, many countries. they came from jails. they came from mental institutions, insane asylums even. and we're going to have to get them out. >> bill: and to that point trump announced is he picking rodney scott as customs and border protection commissioner. s

brian: take you through the game. we both knew for the last like 5 minutes it's going to come down. here is the thing about a.j. hallamily is in moving and storage. he has been moving things for decades. >> lawrence: is that your excuse? >> lawrence: i know they pay us to spin. that may be the most creative spin. look, the kid grew up in a moving family. >> steve: is he good his hands moving stuff. lawrence lawrence and he is sticking with it. >> steve: speaking of spin if you would like to go sometime, if you are in midtown go to we are spin.com. we were at the spin midtown location and it was fun. >> ainsley: this room is full of men. i'm the only woman in this studio right now. >> lawrence: that's true. >> ainsley: you are so competitive. laughing at him because he lost a game of jenga. who cares? >> steve: i care. >> ainsley: i know. these guys are so competitive. girls would lose that all right i have to pick it up. >> brian: how does my hair look? >> ainsley: exactly. who is going to fix my lipstick? >> brian: we are saying that we like the place. we didn't get a break on the price. we paid full price. that wa

brian thompson murder. excuse me. we don't know why luigi mangione allegedly felt justified in blowing away a healthcare ceo on a midtown manhattan sidewalk. we know poisonous teaching of radical revolutionaries echo throughout lecture halls of our top schools. revolutionaries view ckap w wilkesital ists as oppressors that need to be crushed by any means necessary. when the curtain is pulled back at these schools, we often see antisemitism, anticapitalism and anti-americanism go unchallenged and passed off as enlightened discourse. encouraging young people to hate their counter is a recipe for societal unrest, ignorance and violence, it is not education, it is indoctrination. i hope president trump finds way to strip federal funding of any university that refuses to stop this madness, that is the angle. joining me is william jacobsson, law professor at cornell. we're searching for answerless. he spent years at upenn, highly educated. we don't know what drove him to this heinous act employs schoschools are implicit ly or explicitly celebrate what happened. >> it is disgusting, not surprising. i've observed at cornell and elsewhere growing radicalization of faculty, attitude that activism is part of your teaching mission an

meteorologist kari hall timing out the wet weather, and has more about how the rest of the week is shaping up. also, new details in the killing of insurance. unitedhealth ceo briane learning about a possible extradition, which could send the suspect back to new york. this is today in the bay. and a good monday morning i'm ginger conejero. and i'm scott mcgrew. laura and marcus have the day off. a lot to get to this morning. we begin with storm coverage cleanup underway in santa cruz couy, where people were shocked by a tornado on saturday. today in the bay's kris sanchez joins us live from scotts valley with what's happening kris what's going on? that was definitely a shocker. well, i'll tell you, there's still a lot of talk about this twister. so unusual for santa cruz county. and the cleanup continues today as the tornado did make a wreck of things here. i'm at one of the shopping centers that was hardest hit, but it hit homes as well. it sounded like an earthquake. it was a big bang. boom. it sounded on this wall. and then the house shook and it sounded like an earthquake. i thought we were hit with an earthquake, but it wasn't. that's 86 year old carlene lar

hall of fame since 2010. i think it is. and their album oriented rock, and thank god they did this to throw them off the close this out. >> brian yeah, exactly right. >> a plea okay. on behalf of parents everywhere, we've got to rein in this elf on the shelf phenomenon for those who don't know what it is, don't google it for parents who know this is these elves, they're pulling pranks. they sneak around your house at night somebody's got to go out and move them around the house. i have to hide these elf toys for 18 more days. phil, i don't know what i'm going to do. although we were talking about tiktok earlier, the one great thing about social media is you can find great ideas for pranks on instagram. phil, do you have this problem? >> plus one band, the elf band. everyone thank you guys very much and thank you for watching news night. cnn's coverage continues next welcome to all of you watching in the united states and around the world. >> i'm anna coren in hong kong. ahead on cnn newsroom, police say they are closing in on the suspect's identity in the brazen killing of a healthcare insurance ceo in new york. as the fbi ups

hall of justice tomorrow morning. tonight in new york city, police are still hunting for the person who used a gun with a silencer to kill the ceo of unitedhealthcare, 50 year old brianoward the midtown hilton hotel early this morning when the gunman stepped out from behind a vehicle and fired right into his back. police say the suspect was captured on camera before the shooting at a nearby starbucks, and after firing that weapon, he walked away and then rode off on an e-bike into central park. a motive is unknown tonight, but thompson's wife telling one news agency some people had been threatening her husband. and in butte county, two kindergartners are in critical condition. tonight after a gunman opened fire at the small feather river adventist school near

hall of fame since 2010. i think it is and their album oriented rock and thank god they did this to throw them off the close this out briany right a plea okay on behalf of parents everywhere, we've got to rein in this elf on the shelf phenomenon for those who don't know what it is, don't google it for parents who know this is these elves they're pulling pranks. they sneak around your house at night. somebody's got to go out and move them around the house. i have to hide these elf toys for 18 more days. phil, i don't know what i'm going to do. although we were talking about tiktok earlier, the one great thing about social media is

hall of fame since 2010. i think it is and their album oriented rock and thank god they did this to throw them off the close this out brian. >> yeah exactly right a plea okay on behalf of parents everywhere, we've got to rein in this elf on the shelf phenomenon for those who don't know what it is, don't google it for parents who know this is these elves they're pulling pranks. they sneak around your house at night. somebody's got to go out and move them around the house. i have to hide these elf toys for 18 more days. phil, i don't know what i'm going to do. although we were talking about tiktok earlier, the one great thing about social media is the hunt for the ceo killer expands. >> police say they have found a backpack in new york's central park. >> they now have reason to believe that he is outside of new york city. >> he could be anywhere by now. >> detectives finding dna on a water bottle and a cell phone. >> our detectives are doing a very, very extensive video canvass. >> we cannot rule out that he planned on us finding the backpack that he left contra indicators. >> the nypd commissioner calling the photo the mon

hall of fame since 2010. i think it is. and their album oriented rock, and thank god they did this to throw them off the close this out. >> brian a plea okay. on behalf of parents everywhere, we've got to rein in this elf on the shelf phenomenon for those who don't know what it is, don't google it for parents who know this is these elves, they're pulling pranks. they sneak around your house at night somebody's got to go out and move them around the house. i have to hide these elf toys for 18 more days. phil, i don't know what i'm going to do. although we were talking about tiktok earlier, the one great thing about social media is you can find great ideas for pranks on instagram. phil, do you have this problem? >> plus one band, the elf band. everyone thank you guys very much and thank you for watching news night. cnn's coverage continues next

hall in philadelphia. beautiful. just a handful of days before christmas at this point. good morning everyone. i'm kasie hunt. it's wonderful to have you with us. the man charged with killing unitedhealthcare ceo, brian thompson could be extradited to new york as soon as today. just hours from now, luigi mangione is expected to appear in a pennsylvania courtroom. he was indicted tuesday by a manhattan grand jury on 11 charges, including first degree murder, as an act of terrorism. a potential challenge for prosecutors. the outpouring of support for mangione and how that could impact jury selection we have voir dire process in place. >> i have faith in our jury system to select 12 people who can be fair and impartial, but we'll move forward and that's something well down the road. >> but we'll be ready when that time comes. >> all right. retired nypd officer jillian snyder joins us now. jillian, good morning. thanks very much for being here. when we last saw luigi mangione on camera, he clearly was angry as he was being taken, you know, past the cameras. we will be seeing him. apparently here for this this courtroom, in this courtroom in pennsylvania. there's this question about when and whether he'll

hall at a private k-12 school. a teacher and a fellow student were killed. the shooter shot herself. the accused killer of united healthcare ceo brianion from pennsylvania. he could arrive in new york by the end of the week. >> michael: the woman accused of sneaking onto a flight from new york to paris has been arrested again, back in custody after authorities say she tried to flee by bus. sources telling abc news she cut off her ankle monitor. she was found monday in buffalo, new york, where police say she was trying to cross into canada. she'll be back into court later today and likely sent back to new york city to face charges. strange there. with eight days until christmas, more than 44,000 christmas tree lights have been recalled due to potential fire risk. the remote which is used to operate tree lights wirelessly was sold at cracker barrel, target and wal-mart stores online from july to november. customers should stop using them immediately and return them for a refund. do not take a chance there. we got a lot more ahead including our first look at junk fees, a junk fee game changer. our big bluey announcement. robin was exci