greg butler: john diamond had actually borrowed the gun from him. when the murder occurred, he had-- john diamond had possession of it. keith morrison: detectives were now convinced that diamond not only had access to a gun, but maybe even the actual murder weapon. did he still have it? well, apparently not. because just a short time after cops went to the home of diamond's army buddy, asking about that gun, diamond made a phone call to fort bragg and reported that his car, which he claimed to have left in the base parking lot, had been broken into, and one of the things stolen from it was a 9-millimeter handgun. vince pastillo: when we got there, the passenger door had already been opened, and there was a pile of glass sitting next to the rocker panel on the passenger side. but if you look on the inside, there was very little glass. what did that tell you? he had the door open when he broke the window, and then tried to make it look like it was broken in. keith morrison: a bogus break-in? military police sure thought so. john diamond was arrested f

professor butler, thank you _ digital side. professor butler, thank you for _ digital side.r butler, thank you forjoining us. - and if you are here in the uk, you can see more on the dinosaur trackways on digging for britain which is on bbc two and the iplayer from wednesday 8th january. now, let's take you back to new orleans, where of course the authorities are working to try to discover whether there were any other people involved in this attack in which multiple people died. 15 people were killed, dozens wounded, of course, on new year's day. the driver of that pick—up truck drove into those large crowds who had gathered to celebrate the new year in the french quarter. the suspect has been identified as a 42—year—old us army veteran from texas. his name is shamsud—dinjabbar, but president biden has been saying that he was inspired by the islamic state group. the fbi say there was an islamic state flag found in the truck and their suspicions are that it was unlikely, they are saying, that he was acting alone. law enforcement agencies are also looking into whether this att

and in butler paying respect for chief corey murdered that day.re are people as far as the eye can see. it makes it up to us as the president is still speaking. elon musk was loved by the land. going into space but what does he do what he minutes later? he got up and jumped around all excited and then said what kind of president do you want? a guy who gets shot in the head, blood on his fate and says fight, fight, fight! choose. choose. [cheering and applauding] brave men are back. america is back. we are back. i have one request for christmas. kamala, joe, don't do anything for the next 30 days because then the adults will be in charge. here's my message to you. you're here because of patriots but don't take anything for granted. just because of january 20 at 1201 wit will walk into the white house and take control doesn't mean the left. those who supported our democracy social media. we have people in prison right now there because they prayed inside the capital. am a child of political prisoner in 1956. [cheering and applauding] redouble your e

star nba player jimmy butler. he wants a trade. golden state maybe. yeah. the report is cooling those rumors. this weekend. this is the 10th year volunteers have organized this wall. you might have seen it before. it started as a small family event. now the whole community is invited to take part. all you do is write a wish for the new year in a red envelope. and those envelopes are then arranged in a mural that celebrates the new year. and this year's theme is spirit for the spirit snake. snake. this year we're going to have a very complicated chinese character. the theme is ling. in english it means so good god, goodness or greatness and also functioning and activity. so we wish the community to be unified, to effective and whatever they do will be functioning. yeah. and you can find the chinatown zodiac wall if you've never seen it near the corner of grant avenue and jack kerouac alley in san francisco. well, it turns out people are not the only ones who like puzzles. take a look at this. the san francisco zoo posted this video of an ocelot trying to fig

some say butler.ow what for me was the moment when a new president trump had it, that is going to win? it happen in mcdonald's. it wasn't the visit to mcdonald's but a very special moment. and don't get me wrong, i could not do what president trump did. by the way, can we hear it for that mcdonald's franchise owner? now that is a patriot. good italian-american. but if i were running for the presidency there's no way i was going into mcdonald's and put on the apron, you take off my you know custom suit, put on the apron, go to the fry station. why? i be petrified that if i i pip that massive saltshaker and you know start, sort of open up and dump a pound of salt in the fryer. i can do that. i'm a counterterrorism guy. jesse watters called me the scariest guy on television. i can't risk screwing it up life on camera when tryingsi to make some french fries. but he's fearless. takes off his jacket, puts on the apron, goes to the fry station as has been my this is amazing. untouched by human hands, so hygi

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jimmy butler, 7 games for conduct detrimental to the team.he 35 year-old has publicly stated his request to be traded and now the heat say they're going to listen to offers the warriors have been one of the teams rumored as a potential destination for butler who is averaging 18.6 rebounds and 5 assists per game this year. you see steph. he was certainly playing with joy. jimmy butler last night after indiana's or after miami's loss to indiana basically said he he's trying to re find that joy again, playing basketball and doesn't think it can happen in miami. i guess he's he's done i do see that as a good fit. it would be interesting. i mean, i think it would help a lot. i don't know if it be enough necessarily to put the warriors over the top. but i mean, look, they need another scoring option. and he was a guy who's to go 8. steph, never another act would show is great with a sprain. he hasn't missed a 3 this year in 2025. activities get i again. all right. as millions return to work after the holidays, people are. >> more at risk of what is

frank k butler jr.. elizabeth l cheney. live coverage on c-span. >> christopher j dodd.enise rowen, excepting on behalf of diane carlson evans. gracie galloway. cynthia baker, excepting on behalf of nancy lindenbaum. ted kaufman. gracie mccarthy excepting on behalf of -- mccarthy. excepting on behalf of of lewis ready. collin sykes junior excepting on behalf of collins sykes. eleanor smeal. bennie g thompson. wayne sis any. thomas j -- francis visco. paula wallace. and evan wilson. ♪ distinguished guests, the president of the united states. ♪ [applause] pres. biden: hello, hello. please have a seat. happy new year. welcome to your house, the white house, the people's house. as i've said before, the most important title in america is not president but citizen. it is we the people, these are the words on which the entire nation has been built, not hyperbole. we gather here in the east room next to the portrait of teddy roosevelt. reformer, soldier, governor, president. he promoted the cause of active citizenship. despite his rugged individualism, he believed in forging com

so that 10 sheltering displays, palestinians were also hits in, oh my god, let's cause now to the butler in central gaza, him to quit of a study by for so and just bring us up to speed on the light. this is right, it strikes across gus and strip the well, we just received 2 women that were injured in the eastern parts of veterans, but in obliging area and they were transferred here to the hospital. it was a ton of you selling that was a good that targeted them. but we also know that the health situation inside the hospital is cuz costs are freak. we're talking about a come a hospital serving more than 1000000 policy news that barely has the basic equipment and the bare minimum medical supplies available right now. but also the targeting continues in different areas across the godless trip where 3 policies have been killed into bad. yeah, so another part of that, and let me remind you that this area has been under the age of by that is really for says for more than 85 days, no one is able to reach the area with their living there without food watch or a and with on and stuff mobile and co

jimmy butler had interest in the warriors. they never really had great interest in him, you know, and there's a number of reasons why. first of all, his availability. you know, he's missed like 30% of the games since he's been in miami. and he gets a little bit worse each year. he's missed i think 12 so far this season. so he's on pace to miss like another 30 games this season. two he's 35 years old three his contract you know $48 million this year 52 next year when he can also opt out of a player option. so and then what would you have to give up to get jimmy butler and would it be worth it? and everybody that i've heard from in the last couple of weeks been like, it's just not, you know, doesn't make sense for us and it doesn't make sense for the words i heard from people around the league. they're saying, why would the warriors do that? you know, with what jimmy is right now and the way they value their chemistry, the way they value their culture. if jimmy can't stand it in miami, they're going to bring him to golden state

butler doubled down on that request publicly on thursday.e told reporters after a loss that he wants to get his joy back from playing basketball, and that he really cannot envision that happening while still on miami's roster. >> so miami is now suspending butler seven games, the team citing actions detrimental to the team over the course of the season, and in particular the last few weeks. this all comes as the heat are in the middle of a playoff race right now. currently, the sixth seed in the eastern conference. so much more to come on this story as those two continue to battle. in the meantime, the list of accolades for lebron james keeps growing despite leading what feels like pretty much every statistical category in the league right now. there had been one milestone that had eluded the global superstar. michael jordan played in almost 500 fewer games than lebron, but he still held the scoring record for the most career 30 point games. now, lebron james owns that one, too. after a 30 point effort in the lakers 119 102 win over atlanta

and then he kind of makes fun of butler. his paralysis is and says every time he speaks, he expects rates. is there a time he spits in double meaning every time he opens his mouth out flies a blunder. so the south is furious at during this speech, the places packed, by the way, new york times says even the ladies gallery was filled to overflowing. something almost never happened. places packed. south is furious. even some of some southerners colleagues are furious, douglass says that -- fool is going to get himself killed by another -- fool. the person who's most offended by this is a congressman or representative from south carolina, edgefield, south carolina, named preston brooks. who had come over to the chamber to hear the first day of the speech and read the second day of the speech. brooks is furious not just because sumner, after his fellow politician from the same state, but that andrew butler was brooks's second cousin. family. so brooks is wrestling it. how do i avenge butler's honor? what do i do here to sumner. s

giving speech and butler the chief murder that had day. this charm starts behind me. and there are people as far as the eye can see, i was there four hours early and he was there through the horizon how many people in red maga hats. trump make it is out to be the president is still speaking and the young man says elon, elon, elon. and the man in the ball cap turns around and it's elon musk. that's important because he goes back for courage. elon musk was loved by the left. mr. tesla cars, mr. going into space. burr he's fearless too. what does he do 20 minutes later? he got up on the stage, jumped around like a high school kid all excited. kind of president do you want? a guy that can't climb upstairs or a guy that gets shot in the head, blood coming down his face and says fight accident fight, fight? choose. choose. so, the brave men are back. america is back. i have one request for the good lord for christmas, joe, don't do anything for the next 30 days because then the adults will be in charge. my message to you, you're hear because you love america. you're here be

what they need. >> reporter: the store is named for altadena's famed science fiction writer octavia butler change. one passage going viral. as wind, as water, as fire, god is change. you guys are the seeds of change. >> we hope so. >> yeah. we hope so. >> reporter: gadi schwartz, nbc news, altadena. >> powerful messages from those ashes. >>> coming up on "today", how celebrities are stepping up to give back amid the california wildfires. >> what's it like to do this in your own back yard? >> i'm heartbroken for my city. >> our interview with jennifer garner and how she's helping families ahead on "today." >>> thank you so much for being with me and watching "early today." i'm frances rivera. hope you have a great, safe wednesday. for now, your news continues right here on nbc and our nbc right here on nbc and our nbc ne have you ever dreamt of getting two of your fav wendy's items for 7 bucks? like a spicy chicken sandwich, dave's single or... 10 piece nuggs? well today's the day your oddly specific dream comes true. pretty good dream. two favs for just 7 bucks? gotta be wendy's.

. >>> heat star, jimmy butler, asked for a trade out of miami. the drama came to a boiling point thursday when the six-time all star talked about how unhappy he was with his current team. i want to see me get my joy back from playing basketball. wherever that might be, we will find out here pretty soon. >> can you get your joy back here on the court? >> probably not. >>> on friday, the heat suspended butler for seven games for basically saying what he just did. they call it conduct, detrimental to the team. which means he'll miss the they're going to listen to offers. >>> one of the greatest edition makes me speak. minnesota leading virginia tech 14-7. golden gophers, darius taylor, broke off a 28-yard score. minnesota won 28-10 with the help of flavor flav. oh my gosh. it's absolutely disgusting. that's pj fleck. that's horror, horror from his players. i can't even read this. >> i mean, look at how sticky that is. >> i hope it is not real mayo. >> it's got to be real mayo. >> oh, that's so disgusting. >> i'm just telling you, give me gatorade, r

. >>> heat star jimmy butler asked for a trade out of miami. drama came to a boiling point thursday when the six time all star talked about how unhappy he was with his current team. >> i want to see me get my joy back from playing basketball. wherever that may be, we'll find out pretty soon. >> can you get your joy back here on the court? >> probably not. >> friday the heat suspended butler for seven games for conduct detrimental to the team, which means he will miss next tuesday's game at chase center. warriors are reportedly one of the teams butler wanted to be traded to and miami says this will listen to offers. could be an intriguing addition for dubs. that's going to do it for sports. have a create day. >>> a five day nba champ as a player, four time champ as a coach, two time olympic gold medal winning coach and now steve kerr has keys to san francisco. he was honored for leadership on and off the court. he is a vocal advocate against gun violence after losing his father when he was 18. the ceremony friday highlighted legacy and impact ac

and that's exactly the case with jimmy butler and the miami heat. >> after indicating he wanted to beraded earlier this week, the team is apparently ready to give him what he wants. carolyn manno is joining us with more. hi, carolyn. >> hi. well, the rumor mill has been swirling around butler's future with this team for about the last month or so. >> and now it really seems like this is not going to be resolved in any amicable way. after asking the team for a trade, according to multiple reports, butler really doubled down on that request publicly on thursday, telling reporters after a loss that he wants to get his joy back from playing basketball and that he really can't envision that happening while still on miami's roster. now, miami is responding to that by suspending butler for seven games, the team, citing actions detrimental to the team over the course of the season and in particular over the last few weeks. this all comes, by the way, as the heat are in the middle of a playoff race right now. currently sixth place in the eastern conference. meantime, the list of accolades for

[applause] [applause] frank k butler, junior, for saving countless lives around the world.plause] elizabeth l cheney, for putting the american people over party. [cheers and applause] christopher j dodd, for carrying the torch of public service. [applause] accepting on behalf of diane carlson evans. [applause] [applause] gracie galloway, for service as a renowned war correspondent, author, and truth teller. [applause] cynthia baker, accepting on behalf of nancy landon kassebaum for serving the people of kansas with dignity, decency, and moral court -- moral courage. [applause] ted kaufman for ensuring public trust in public service. [applause] [applause] >> grace mccarthy, accepting on behalf of carolyn mccarthy. [applause] accepting on behalf of louis lorenzo reading for pursuit of equal justice under the law. [cheers and applause] [indiscernible] >> thank you. >> for widening the aperture of the human spirit. [applause] four inset integrated our nation. -- four integrating decisions that united our nation. for redefining the movement for women's rights. [cheers and applau

the type of place you find people like walt butler who spent his blessed life giving away money to loseher, raising over $800,000. his first thought, a food truck so he can give right back. >> it is going to be funky. >> reporter: at a bookstore called octavia's book shelf today there is no room for books, only donations. >> we have become a hub where people can come and get what they need. >> reporter: the store is named for altadena's famed science fiction writer octavia butler. she wrote about a girl in the year 2025 facing an apocalyptic fire fueled by climate change. as wind, as water, as fire, as life, god is both creative and destructive, demanding and yielding, sculptor and clay. god is infinite potential. god is change. >> you guys are the seeds of change. >> we hope so. yeah. we hope so. >> gadi schwartz, nbc news, altadena. >> and that is "nightly news" for this tuesday. thank you for watching. i'm lester holt. ♪ ♪ the higher that i climb ♪ ♪ the deeper i fall down ♪ ♪ i'm running out of time ♪ ♪ so let's dance while we're waiting ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ we will live longer than i will ♪ ♪ w

the butler reports from finland as nature baltic leaders meeting in helsinki. fighting back against the hype, readable in the baltic sea, they played on russia folder and a number of sabotage acts on on to see cables and pipelines, and received months. nato says it was supposed to security in the region. it fell in full range of assets, including frigates and maritime patrol aircraft. we have agreed to day to launch the initiative to deploy new technologies to this effort, including a small fleet of naval drones to provide and homes for fans and the church. and they also discussed ways to respond to most of those so called shadow fleet of aging tank. cars used to evade west and oil and gas sanctions imposed on russia often faded ukraine. president, how effective do you really think some of the measures that are going to be proposed by grateful take nature? leaders can really be the electorate navy brief me. recently the 3 have are roughly 2000 ships each day at the baltic sea. so let's face it re comp, ensure 100 percent reduction finish. officials say that in december a time to quote e

then one saturday, everything changes with one rally in butler, pennsylvania. speaking. six shots rang out. he had grabbed his ear. there's blood all over his hand. it was almost surreal. like, did they actually just try to shoot at him? and then when trump comes up and puts his fist in the air is like, fight, fight. that was, that was a moment. the outrage is almost immediate. i can't have a conversation about what happened in butler with a democrat or a republican where we don't get back to how in the hell did this happen? i mean, someone lost their life as a result of this. americans collectively felt like trump was failed by the secret service. i can't speak to what the local police i■m just asking if they were requested? i can't speak to that right now. and i'm watching this going, i wish it would. i don't have an answer as to whether. well, then. how can there be accountability? kimberly cheatle gets out there and quickly manages to do what no one's been able to do in ten years, which is unify the country around the fact that she sucked. the gop conventio

they blamed russia and the representatives of meeting in finland to discuss the issue. latasha butler reports from helsinki. well, the latest of both take nato countries are discussing ways that they can bolster security in the bold take. see not this follows a series of sabotage acts on on to see infrastructure, cables and pipelines that have happens in the recent weeks and months. they'll also be talking about how they can best to respond to russia. so cool shadow fleet. these are aging time cars used by most go to carry oil and gas to try and evade wisdom sanctions. well, one of these tank cuz you can see behind me, the e g o s tanka was seized by finish, also receive. they say they believe it is pause or rushes shadow fleet. they also believe it is responsible for a sabotage act on december the 25th. they say that it's possible that this time cause and could drive to level the c bed and damage cables connecting finland. and it's starting to exactly the sort of thing that leads us at the summit site list of latasha butler al jazeera on the finished coast. to deal with the 0 still a

is all ears, by the way, the suspension is costing butler $2.35 million in salary. ouch. on sunday, the 40 niners will take to the field for the last time this season, missing the playoffs for the first time since 2020. they travel to arizona for the finale. josh dobbs will get the starting nod as purdy rests his sore shoulder. also missing the finale. wide receiver deebo samuel, tight end george kittle listed as questionable with ankle and hamstring soreness. with the season all but over, head coach kyle shanahan already has his eyes set on next season. >> be much more excited that to not have one and to go all the way to february again, you know. but it's that does that is tough. you know we've been known we're out of the playoffs here for a little bit. and everything's about finishing this year up the right way and not cutting anything short, finishing your job. but i also have been able to look to when i can start improving next year and making sure we're not in this position again. and i know that starts monday to the diamond. >> the dodgers are busy beefing up

paul butler, are you as surprised as i am? >> it's a shame we have to be surprised when the supreme court abides by the rule of law. but, yes, i am surprised. last year, donald trump was convicted of 34 felonies, that was seven months ago. any other criminal defendant would have been sentenced a long time ago. so now donald trump will finally receive his just deserts now. unconditional relief, a gift from the judge to donald trump. it basically he gets his finger wagged at in court. i think that the judge will have a lot to say to donald trump tomorrow virtually since donald trump doesn't have to be there in person that donald trump will not like hearing, but then it will nobe game over. he will go on to be president of the united states. last year, donald trump -- actually, earlier, yeah, last year donald trump said that the sentencing needed to happen after the election. and the judge went along with that. but now trump was saying that the sentencing should wait either four years until his administration is over or never hap

he's called will butler—adams. he cycled in, as you'd hope, and...f wia, these are the very successful foldy bikes. foldy bikes?! well, they're amazing contraptions, but they are foldy bikes. so for people who don't — have never watched wia or don't live in part of the country where people have these amazing foldy bikes, they are foldy bikes and they make — they have a factory in china. when it goes wrong for you here, there's a future for you in marketing. i thought you were going to say engineering! no, so anyway, here is will butler—adams basically saying don't talk the economy down and put national insurance up for business — it's kind of that in a sentence. but you can listen to him from seven days ago, six days ago on radio four. from a business perspective, there are a whole load of policies, not least national insurance, london living wage, living wage, cost to our business — about 550 grand in the coming year. we had plans to grow, to recruit more people. those are now on hold because we have to take that on the chin. if keir and his team ar

one problems in the 100 mates is that last year is paris olympics. jimmy butler is being hit with a 7 game suspension by the mind. me hate have to sign. he was came to leave the basketball franchise, the heat set, the suspension was a response to multiple instances of conduct better mental to the team. over the course of the season, the players union insist upon his excessive and they'll be appealing on butler's behalf in the front. james just hits another career landmark. he's broken michael jones and be a rep for the 30 point games during the los angeles lakers victory of the atlanta. folks it, it was his 500 and 63rd 30 point from a wimbledon scientists champion. elena river kane has properly backed her full. my couch, the font of a coffee is being bound to find this pulls governing body because coaching because it's time fly when she won wimbledon in 2022 less than a week ago river came. he said to the coast was set to return to her coach and seen the crisis behavior towards the plan is being investigated. i'm not happy with the comments, which i see, especially from the people wh

moment. >> the outrage is almost immediate. >> i can't have a conversation about what happened in butler with a democrat or a republican, where we don't get back to, how in the hell did this happen? i mean, someone lost their life as a result of this. >> americans collectively felt like trump was failed by the secret service. >> i can't speak to what the local police asking if they were requested. >> yeah, we i can't speak to that right now. i'm watching this going. i wish you would. i don't have an answer as to whether. >> well, then how can there be accountability? >> kimberly cheadle gets out there and quickly manages to do what no one has been able to do in ten years, which is unify the country around the fact that she sucked. >> the gop convention is ready to ramp up. but first, there's a mike pence sized hole on the ticket that needs to be filled. >> the news we have been waiting for throughout the day has just been made. former president trump has selected ohio senator jd vance. >> everybody thought trump was going to pivot towards the middle, but he wound up making the most maga

notwithstanding, indeed, as regards the interaction between the audience on the field fins during the famous butler overdue. it's been there for this said that the military superiority of the steel pin is worth the card the day under costs. in addition to that, we must also appreciate that this was a proud to m 5 with the rich history rich called trinity rich militarily and rich. in many ways, one only has to go on see, is a very sophisticated golf charges in 90 bella, to appreciate how sophisticated via therapy and what we've done brings does it towards 1 may cut, it cetera, eyes as the appetite for the veins which manifested itself several years later, in 1935 and ultimately the occupation. but this mess things to be taken home is, is that is a deadly and knows this web blodgett and do a lot did. and they went home defeated. and with this sort of vision, if they didn't come back and succeed in ensuring that they continued on to enjoy the historical label that it is one of the only to $3030.00 is in the continent of africa. that's why i never called, or nies. that is to include liberia, and i thin

and butler has that man executed. and it becomes one of the first major contract terms and kind of controversies around the laws of war, the union, the confederacy, all the way up to lee and mcclellan writing to each other. i don't know that the confederates used the language of atrocity, though they classify butler as a war criminal. so sort of effectively they do and that's a single case, right? because it's an abnormal and in their view, unjust murder of a civilian by military forces and the so i think that it i mean, what it reveals is the kind of political nature of using a term like atrocity did in butler go through a legal process with munford in which he in which he you know, he was given his he was he was given the process. we went through the legal process this higher constitu tional process that we were fighting for the war preserve. this guy is engaged in acts that undermines that process. we went through the process, but then he got to trial. he got the defense units who's telling the story? and, you know

so even though andrew butler was not present during sumner's speech, his distant relative represented preston brooks, south carolina was angered by what he perceived as verbal attacks on both his relative and his home state. so on may 22nd, two days later, brooks waited for sumner until he was alone in the senate chamber. even entered the chamber with the cane. this is brooks's cane and which he had used because of a limp from an injury about 15 years earlier. after confronting sumner, he accused him of libelous comments, and then he began to viciously beat him over the head with this cane. and he was so furious that he actually broke the cane over sumner's head. so after the attack, the largest piece of the cane with the cap was retrieved by congressman henry edmondson, who then later presented it to the virginia governor henry whites. the became was originally made of gutta percha, but which is a form of hard latex that was made from a malaysian tree. and it was a fairly common material in the 19th century, kind of a predecessor to modern plastic. henry wise because the cane was bro

amy klobuchar, chris loomis, richard blumenthal, cory booker, alexi padilla, jon ossoff, senator butler and senator welch. they deserve a round of applause. [applause] i would be remiss if i did not note the amazing staff that brought us here as well on my side. extraordinary group of people starting with and swanson, philip rest. [applause] sarah bauer. [applause] stephanie angel, just clay, leak simmons. [applause] the high point of the last four years was when you kept your word and we were able to confirm justice ketanji brown jackson. [applause] if you are to be the first, you have to be the best, and she is, certainly the best by every measure. you kept your word and nominated her and we have done a great favor to the nation by following through. in closing, we are proud of the fact these nominees have bipartisan support, more than 80% of them received bipartisan support. i want to thank my friend and colleague of many years, chuck schumer. i nagged him and beat up on him and twisted his arm and did everything i could to get our nominees on the calendar and he came through with fl

this is a couple of months after butler, pennsylvania, i looked down and sue the secret service, wow, and i looked to my right, two seats, who is sitting there, you talk about fear, they tried to kill him more than once, they tried to imprison him, and every single time, what did he do? he stood taller. he stood stronger, he pushed through -- he is amazing, but he's human, you don't think there was some fear in there after what happened in butler, what happened on his own property in florida? if that man is going to push through his fears, who am i to continue to be fearful to talk about my beliefs with our country and what we need? he's taken all the risks. [applause] >> he didn't have to do any of this. it would have been smarter, safer, cheaper for him to just stay in one of his many properties and golf courses and be there for kai, his beautiful granddaughter, he's done this because he's pushed through his fear, you want to talk about being vilified and hated, it's a beautiful thing to watch. if donald trump can push through his fear and do this for us, what fears are we going to

brown families, today black ownership is 80% here, it's the kind of place you find people like walt butler lose everything he had at the age of 83. >> what does the community of altadena mean? >> okay, altadena, the people of altadena, it's like one giant family. >> are you going to rebuild your house? are you going to stay here? >> most likely, yes, i like altadena and the people. >> the community coming together, raising over $800,000 in his first thought, a food truck so he can give right back. at a bookstore called octavius bookshelf, today there's no room for books, only donations. >> there's no more books, but we have shampoo. >> we've become this hub where people can come and get what they need. >> the store is named for the famed science-fiction writer octavia butler. one passage now going viral, as wind, as water, as fire, as life, god is both creative and destructive, demanding and yielding sculptor and clay. god is infinite potential, god is change. >> you guys are the seeds of change. >> we hope so. yeah, we hope so. their wealth was in their house and now their house is gone.

first responders from butler county, the site of the first assassination attempt on president-elect donaldural parade next week back out here live reach out to some of those people in butler county say they can't believe they got invited. they are so ex150eu9ed to thereby brian, ainsley and steve and lawrence. those are still some of the people that rushed and thuted their own lives on the line that day to save donald trump. back to you. >> steve: what a fest. alexis, thank you very much live from west palm beach. how many times village people thank their lucky stars. they were like the 70s that one song about the ymca donald trump loves plays it all the time and now they are back. >> ainsley: they said it's not going to make everyone happy but music is to be performed without regard to politics. they said this is a global anthem. hopefully it will bring the country together. >> lawrence: i find it amazing totally acceptable for, you know, musicians to perform at other inaugurations but not okay for them -- i think that's changed those. >> brian: in 2016 they couldn't get anyone. the presi