and to teach us how to keep the tradition going, brother clint. [applause] >> that's me. >> good afternoon, [inaudible] >> my name is pastor smith and i want to libation is liquid and honor of those people who have passed away w.one person pouring liquid into a vessel or planner on to the ground, we honor those who have come before us. as the water cascades into the vessel, my voice vibrates through the water and now the water becomes something special, it becomes an offering to the ancestors, it's like, when we pour liquid and our voice vibrates, it recalls the person's name in our mind and they come alive. not like a ghost lying around the room but for instance, you say, i shay. everybody, say i shay. i say. is shay is like amen, is shay is like bless you, i shay is like you go, i shay is like, i agree so. when is pour the liquid and say the name of an ancestor, the village will reply? >> i shay. >> y'all are fast learners. i want to pour a little love a little love for my mother, roberto robinson. i shay. a little love a little love for medga e

[uproarious laughter] now, clint killed 40 guys. i killed 450 guys. i said, "i've run out of ways.goes, "dynamite." [laughter] so i got a whole trainload of guys then. [reynolds] that's a picture that i know you missed. [crowd laughs] it was a wonderful picture called navajo joe . [applause] oh, thank you. you're applauding because you missed it. [laughter] burt was a bad boy. he'd go onto a talk show to promote a movie... i did seven pictures in a row, david, after hawk , and a couple of them i shouldn't have done, and they're just coming out now, unfortunately. ...and he'd say on the talk show that the movie was crap, and not to see the movie. listen, it's so refreshing, isn't it, to have a film star come along to tell you not to go and see his latest picture, right? [laughter] it's very refreshing, indeed. we've got to take a break there. we'll be right back. all right. i never liked people who sat around and talked about their failures with sadness. i always thought one of the funniest things in the world is to talk about your failures with humor. he was also a fixture on the l

with with more on this, let's get to clint henderson, the points guy. you heard that.rom your peck speck active, how is this year shaping up from last year? >> i think the biden administration and pete buttigieg specifically will be very happy with this christmas holiday so far. i think it helps that mother nature has not dealt us a big snowstorm. things have been working remarkably smoothly especially when i spoke this time last year on cnn "talk"ing about cancellations of thousands of flights. the airlines have made moves to make things move more smoothly. the white house clearly is not messing around anymore, and they've put in place things to help it run more smoothly such as airspace to get ahead of issues that crop up. it's all mining in the right direction. we've not had a severe test like we did last year. that's helped too. so far, so good with the holiday travels. >> personally, clint, i flew from logan to atlanta -- boston to atlanta, and we arrived early. again, a couple of days before christmas, which i never would have thought of. you mentioned the held r

antonio hilton join us, and clint moss.e worked as a consultant to the fbi counter-terrorism division. thanks for you both for joining us. what kind of technology, antonia will be used by police to monitory the crowds? >> reporter: what we are hearing, in addition to thousands of police officers being he both on foot, they're going to be deploying ten knowledge, it typically means robots and drones here in new york. they'll also be monitoring chatter on social media. we're facing the potential of a protest. since october 7th there have been hundreds of protests in connection to the war here. there's a separate issue, the threat of lone actor violence. you have to remember just this time last year on new year's eve, a man drove from maine to new york city, and attacked three police officers with a machete. that's the kind of random violence that police are prepared for. when i talk to people on the ground, they say they're not too worried about it yet. take a listen. has your family felt safe here in new york? >> yeah, i mea

and of ourselves. >> clint, thank you so much for joining us.i know you are staying with us. next, breaking news from the special counsel. jack smith's office delivering a new filing in an appeals court just before the new year. what he said about the former president's immunity claims and what it means for the election interference case. >>> plus, a look back at the year when artificial intelligence took a big step in mainstream culture. ts used, no batteries needed, no effort required. so your bathroom stays continuously fresh for 45 days. that's the power of febreze small spaces. (son) dad. you ok? that's the power of (dad) it's our phone bill! we pay for things that we don't need! bloated bundles, the reckless spending! no more... (mom) that's a bit dramatic... a better plan is verizon. it starts at 25 dollars a line. (dad) did you say 25 dollars a line? (sister) and save big on things we love, like netflix and max! (dad) oh, that's awesome (mom) spaghetti night -- dinner in 30 (dad) oh, happy day! (vo) a better plan to save is verizon. it s

and of ourselves. >> clint, thank you so much for joining us.i know you are staying with us. next, breaking news from the special counsel. jack smith's office delivering a new filing in an appeals court just before the new year. what he said about the former president's immunity claims and what it means for the election interference case. >>> plus, a look back at the year when artificial intelligence took a big step in mainstream culture. you're probably not easily persuaded to switch mobile providers for your business. but what if we told you it's possible that comcast business mobile can save you up to 75% a year on your wireless bill versus the big three carriers? did we peak your interest? you can get two unlimited lines for just $30 each a month. there are no term contracts or line activation fees. and you can bring your own device. oh, and all on the most reliable 5g mobile network nationwide. wireless that works for you. it's not just possible, it's happening. >> breaking news this saturday, just hours ago special counsel jack smith submi

clint, it's not just today we find ourselves in a moment of grievance politics. grievance politics played a role over decades propping up the myth of the lost cause of the confederacy? >> i wrote a book a few years ago cold how the word is passed. part of the research for the, book i went and spent today with members of the confederate veterans at a memorial celebration, and one of the largest confederate cemetery in the country. were the remains of 4000 confederate soldiers are buried. i remember being there, having conversations with -- the united tours of the confederacy. it became very clear, for so many of these folks, history is not about primary source documents or empirical evidence. it's a story they were told. it's a story they tell, interlude passed down across generations. her loyalty takes precedence over. truth are remember competition with a guy named schiff who would talk about how his grandfather brought him to a cemetery when he was about and second songs, playing his old banjo. they watch the sunset behind the trees. they told -- he told his gr

joining me now former fbi special agent nbc special analyst, clint watts. clint, welcome.nder reportedly contains raw intelligence that the u.s. collected on russia including russian agents, sources, methods leading to the assessment that vladimir putin sought to help trump win the 2016 election. nbc news confirming its disappearance was so concerning intelligence officials briefed the senate intelligence committee last year. i'm curious what your reaction is and what your concerns are about how much damage this could cause? >> sadly i am not surprised, alex. you might remember a year ago when we saw the spatter-ing of documents or different classification types thrown all about the floor down in mar-a-lago. that was some indication of the seriousness of what have been lost control of over the last few years. separately, we had always seen, whether it was the mueller special counsel investigation, some of the insights and if that were redacted. a lot of that, we assumed, we're human intelligence sources of some form. if you go back to the famous meeting right after integra

here in israel, the targeting is far less indiscriminate and i fear it could escalate quickly. >> clintthis morning. >>> up next, former president trump is amplifying a new poll that voters think he's after revenge and power in a potential second term. >>> and coming up, we get live reporting from israel as they say the war will continue for more many months. >>> and retired navy admiral james stavridis joins the conversation. conversation m >>> welcome back. as the 2024 election now is just around the corner we're getting a sense of how voters feel about donald trump and president joe biden and their political goals if re-elected for a second term. in a recent poll the dai mail asked what trump and biden want if they're voted back to the white house next year and the newspaper compiled the results to a word cloud where the most popular is the most prominent. for biden the most popular word was nothing followed by economy and peace. but get this for trump, the most popular word was revenge followed closely by dictatorship and power. trump then touted the word cloud and posted it to his

. >>> and joining us now, the managing editor for the points guide, clint henderson. we're hearing from kathy, clearly, if you are planning to go on an airplane in the next couple of days, arrive to the airport early. what are some of the things that you think we should all know if we are indeed planning on going to the airport in the next couple of days? >> yeah, record crowds, but they're doing a much better job this year than they were last christmas. i think mother nature is helping a lot because there haven't been any major storms disrupting travel. your reporter touched on it a little bit, have the airline app installed on your phone, know the customer service phone number so if things go wrong, you can be among first to get rebooked because, remember, you're going to be competing with all the other people on your canceled or uber delayed flight. so you want to make sure that you're using all the tools in the toolbox to try to get rebooked first, run to the customer service desk, have the airline app, get on the phone with them, you can do everything in your pow

, clint, thanks so much as always.tony blinken, and homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas will meet with the mexican president andres obrador. that visit comes as the surge of thousands of migrants making their way through mexico to the u.s. border as we speak. joining us now from the southern border, nbc news correspondent morgan chesky. morgan, good morning, what's the latest there. >> reporter: the organizers of that very migrant caravan said the group has swelled rapidly with the addition of more central american families, so many of them with very young children. now, the past 24 hours here in eagle pass has been surprisingly quiet, but that could soon be changing. this morning the southern border's migrant crisis marching on, this video capturing the largest caravan in more than a year, an estimated 8,000 men, women and children in chiapas, mexico, near guatemala, all of them headed north. organizers say the group swelled by cheerily 2,000 people in a single day, many hoping for a better life, many more,

but, patrick's friend clint had an idea.ew of another side of kelsey altogether. >>> coming up, new questions surrounding kelce. had she vanished before? >> she disappeared for some time frame. >> reporter: disappeared? >> he did know where she was. >> reporter: what did he think happened during those days? >> he didn't know. >> reporter: and where was her gun? >> does it concern you at all that the gun was missing? >> it does. >> reporter: when dateline continues. continues. ♪ control is everything to me. ♪ feel significant symptom relief at 4 weeks with skyrizi, including less abdominal pain and fewer bowel movements. skyrizi is the first il-23 inhibitor that can deliver remission and visibly improve damage of the intestinal lining. and the majority of people experienced long-lasting remission at one year. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine or plan to. liver problems may occur in croh

and remember that profile drawn up by the fbi agent clint van zant, the contributor to msnbc?edicted heidi had been killed by someone who would later appeared to be obsessed with the case. >> it was going to be someone who knew the victim and somebody, who will follow this crime very closely, who will gather newspaper clippings, articles. >> and there was something else the fbi profiler had predicted. >> i suggested that this is so bold, they are going to have other type of offenses in their background. you may see stalking, you may see other types of kidnappings. >> holy cow, he just profiled michael bohrer. >> the attorney tracked down this woman, kathryn schmidt, who said she was attacked by bohrer's years before heidi's abduction. she told us he tried to push her into a car. >> he was dragging me backwards with its hand over my mouth and i could not breathe. >> she managed to run away with minor injuries. he pleaded guilty to unlawful imprisonment. but the judge would not allow kathleen schmidt to testify at this hearing, ruling her story about michael bohrer was not relev

i want to bring in former fbi special agent and an nbc news national security analyst clint watts.y questions here, and i'm just thinking what ali was just report ago second ago that there was apparently what sounds like a second weapon found in the shooter's home that could be possibly tied to another shooting in the forest, including a little baby, and i'm just thinking, you know, officials in the czech republic aren't accustomed to these kinds of things. do police there have any background in handling these types of investigations? >> their investigators are very good. in fact, i was in prague back in may, met with several folks there. i was quite impressed with them and their intelligence officers are very good as well. so i imagine they do have the capacity to do it. it's just the frequency, as you mentioned, jose, they just don't encounter this in the czech republic or really across europe at all. this kind of a mass shooting is very uncommon, and it's something new for them in terms of what they're encountering. >> yeah, and the information they have released. they haven't r

joining us is the points guy managing editor clint henderson.see you dark and early over there. now, i feel like i hear big storm holiday travel and i think back to the madness that was last year when southwest, for example, had a complete meltdown. they are saying there won't be a repeat this year, but is the state of the airline industry better prepared to handle potential complications this time around than they were, say, a year ago? >> absolutely. i think the airlines are in much better shape from a hiring standpoint. they have got the pilots they need. most of the planes that they had mothballed are back in service. so there is more alternatives for them. the one area i'm still concerned about is shortage of air traffic controllers. we still don't have enough atc workers. i will say, though, that has been true all year and it really didn't impact things even in the super busy thanksgiving period, as you pointed out, also last summer. i think things are in better shape. the department of transportation secretary pete buttigieg told me he th

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clint, thank you.'re tracking one of the largest migrant caravans of the year as the u.s. faces the urgent need. >>> how an unaccompanied 6-year-old ended up on the wrong plane trying to visit his grandmother for the holidays and the explanation from the airline. we'll be right back. n from the airline. we'll be right back. and gentler on your skin. try downy free & gentle. ♪ i wanna hold you forever ♪ hey little bear bear. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm gonna love you forever ♪ ♪ ♪ c'mon, bear. ♪ ♪ ♪ you don't...you don't have to worry... ♪ ♪ be by your side... i'll be there... ♪ ♪ with my arms wrapped around... ♪ narrator: time is running out to give a year-end gift like no other, a gift that can help st. jude children's research hospital save lives. ava: it is my first time having cancer, and it's the very worst. woman: you just have to give. you have to give someone that hope. because of st. jude, she has a chance at life. narrator: every gift counts, and whatever you can give will make a difference for children like a

let's bring in national security analyst for nbc news and msnbc, clint watts.ael is not a large country. if you look at security forces, i believe it was israel that we turned to for guidance and advice after 9/11 because they had strong security on so many levels. we develop the tsa and things like that. also, if you just look at a basic attack in our country, if there is a school shooting or an event, the school is surrounded within minutes. the town is on lockdown within minutes. the state is on lockdown if there is a manhunt. i mean, there's a whole set of events that can happen in under 20 minutes. is this -- is there something different going on in terms of being able to get to the border toward gaza to help people during an attack? >> mika, the idea, quite clearly, is no. when you just look at the distances of what this attack was right when the war kicked off, these locations, we're talking about two to three miles. imagine not even half the dais distance of manhattan. when i was in israel this summer, when you're in a tall building in tel-aviv, you can

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house. national security council spoke to person junk, kirby said washington will investigate the clint. we've seen the reports. we're certainly concerned about that. we'll be asking questions to try to learn a little bit more. and any time that we provide items of white fos for us to another military. it is with a full expectation that it will be used in keeping with those legitimate purposes. and in keeping with the law of armed conflict, a mr. kirby was responding to a washington post article about an there's really a tug on lab it on in october which when did at least 9 civilians, the reports source, the enquiries by human rights organizations have also called for investigations into what they're calling potential war crimes. what phosphorus is an century munition that can cause fatal burns and respiratory damage. the w h o has one that let's use may be an international law, a violation if directed against civilians. the idea of and because the law have been exchanging fire across the lebanese border since october 7th, american political level is jackson hankle dykes. the revelation

and i don't, i didn't find the item one section of the day or ethnic said as a clint thing. you don't need the meaning that they really, they do a join the village by the age. they do a 2170 lee or really they, they try to push down the old age. uh, we've actually and the parties, israel give me the other way because you know, the domain, you start off national security g 3. so how do you mean yourself national security is a really fascist, and i'm not using this were a really easy lead. this world is really of especially use is being weapons to the settlers and, and basically they can do whatever they want before you go. uh, you recently stated that quote, diploma. the theme is not the long sobbing of the violins of autumn. it is grappling with reality, getting our hands dirty to piece together in, in perfect world, which will remain in perfect. it is moving within the realm of what is possible, even if it is not the realm of what is desirable. uh, i was struck by it and wanted to know what does this mean as a matter of practice, what does this mean specifically in the cont

we don't tree it as a police matter more a medical matter enthusiasm clint iings, paramedics emt's and councilors are dispatched through 911. we dispatch teams trined identify the crisis. they sends an emt and medic. if you are upon experiencing an emergencior worry body machine's safety on the street call 911 >> nonemergencies use 311. you can learn more about the street >> i'm a firefighter here at station three 1 i grew up in texas and kind of boundaries around to bunch of different cities before i came to san francisco lived in new york and was going to school there i had never been here before the moment i knew san francisco i knew i was in the right police station like the place and was proposed to be. >> i was with change and cyclist transportation throughout the city and actually end up getting in a car accident not a big deal but i was in the back of ambulance he decided a good idea to tell me about the job and how amazing i thought about that at home and i said you know what see this sounds something might be great aligns with me and my values i started to pursue to see what

yes, sir, as it has long so storms against the curtis on work as well as the bulls and bobby at clint, m. p. k, k. the incident came off the death of 12. so okay, so does it know the new rock over the past 2 days? i'll say you called us for the ya soon. as the d test, based on the statement the direction military has neutralized or killed the p k. k affiliated. why pages. i don't know the director code named buffalos offering. this operation was carried out in syria, but the clashes, which in which resulted in the death of roughly 12 soldiers happened in iraq, which is within the scope of the direction military as part of operation club. but just looking at some of the developments, it suggests that the peak is attacked military outposts in northern iraq and preliminary report suggests that poor weather conditions, low visibility, take the p k. k favorable enough conditions to carry out these attacks. and as a result of clashes on the 23rd of december, which resulted in the death of 6 turkish soldiers, 13 became militants were killed in response to the classes. but one thing that is a

of strikes had continued as we'll in the north of the territory where the occupation forces in sir clint value and click that. your town in which they had opened. sonya by using the military change against people and the managed to storm several are separate areas where the strip down the number of seniors and see how the, treating them to a new place for integration. so the situation literally just seems to be very fluid . the as me strikes an expensive because really minutes reparations leave this house continue. is there any forces of stool in the center of the city of ramallah rates of jose taken place in hebron and bethlehem. the fed westbank is seen increasingly violent daily rates as low as the stock of as well as one cause within $260.00 palestinians have been killed in such rage since october. the 7th child stratford sent this update from ramallah as the, as randy raid was taking place, is the reason why i'm standing back from the window is this, this right started about 2 hours ago. we have is riley soldiers tends to be as ready. so just in a number of vehicles that have positi

. >> reporter: clint hickman has not decided if you will run in 2024. if he does it will be a determination to take part in our democracy and urging others to do so. here is a fine point that we have to restate. the department of justice in 2024 now has election threat task force fully engaged, and if they can't they will prosecute. >> fantastic journalism. coming up next, the professor who police say was responsible for a deadly shooting at unlv. is on my profile focus on conspiracy theories. that is next. >>> moments ago police identified two of the three victims yesterday at the university of toronto-las vegas. both were faculty members at the business school. >> reporter: unlv reeling from a campus shooting that claimed the lives of three. another victim recovering from a gunshot wound but upgraded to stable condition. law enforcement responding to an active shooter on campus. gunfire working out on the fourth floor of the business school. students getting an alert to run, hide, fight. one hit in a campus bathroom. >> i jumped up onto the toilet. i

. >> clint hickman, republican chairman of the maricopa board of county board of supervisors. >> hello mr. hickman you are gonna die you peace of [bleep]. we are going to hang. you hey board oversees electing and tabulation. starting in 2020, lies spread into conspiracies and threats. there were hundreds upon hundreds of terrifying calls. >> you [bleep] lie are you [bleep] running piece of [bleep] isle of [bleep] you [bleep] corrupt politician. >> i've lived through, this counties lived through a mountain of threats. this is basically in my case the one guy that was. caught >> receipt will spend two and a half years in prison for the threatening call he made to hickman. >> i'm just a public servant and servant that has the audacity to take part in running a fair and clean elections. and if law enforcement can catch them, i'm okay was seeing people going to jail, because i'm working worried about my election workers. >> it's epitomizes the kind of conduct god that the task forces trying to combat, because it threatens the foundation of our democracy. deaf kratzerville criminal and they

we don't tree it as a police matter more a medical matter enthusiasm clint iings, paramedics emt's and councilors are dispatched through 911. we dispatch teams trined identify the crisis. they sends an emt and medic. if you are upon experiencing an emergencior worry body machine's safety on the street call 911 >> nonemergencies use 311. you can learn more about the >> still a lot of people wonder since the trees have a lot of issues, why did we plant them in the first place? >> trees are widely planted in san francisco. with good reason. they are workhorses when it comes to urban forestry. we have begun to see our ficustrees are too big and dangerous in san francisco. we have a lot of tree failures with this species in particular. this is a perfect example of the challenges with the structure of the ficustrees. you can see four very large stems that are all coming from the same main truck. you can see the two branches attached to one another at a really sharp angle. in between you can't it is a lot of strong wood. they are attached so sharply together. this is a much weaker union of a

we don't tree it as a police matter more a medical matter enthusiasm clint iings, paramedics emt's and councilors are dispatched through 911. we dispatch teams trined identify the crisis. they sends an emt and medic. if you are upon experiencing an emergencior worry body machine's safety on the street call 911 >> nonemergencies use 311. you can learn more about the street will be a - >> are we ready? >> a reminder that is red light on our microphone indicates your mic is off turn your red light off and speak directly into the president heldfond you may begin the san francisco employees' retirement system. >> call the roll please. 1230i68dz present. >> vice president thomas presented and quorum is present. >> and can y

. >> reporter: clint hickman, republican chairman of the maricopa county board of supervisors. >> hello, mr. hickman. you're going to die, you piece of shit. we're going hang you. >> reporter: the county board oversees election day voting and tabulation. starting in 2020, lies spread into conspiracies and threats. there were hundreds upon hundreds of terrifying calls. >> you [ bleep ] liar, you got damn pcc butryming piece of shit, you pile of shit. you corrupt politician. >> i've lived through my staff. this county has lived through a mountain of threats. and that is basically in my case the one guy that was caught. >> reporter: ricci will spend 2 1/2 years in prison for the threatening call he made to hickman. >> i'm just a public servant and representative that has the audacity to take part in running fair and clean elections. and if law enforcement can catch him, i am absolutely there to see people go to jail, because i'm worried about our election workers. >> reporter: the mark ricci case epitomizes the type of conduct that the task force is trying to combat, and that's because it

so one clint packages for one b 2 rows. stefan receives 100000 euros commission per week. 40 percent of the commission is paid and one coins for 60 percent is paid in real money, stefan and $60000.00 euros every week. a look which is business for 20 numbers. people at the top of the pyramid. everyone else is very little or nothing. it'll a classic pyramid schemes the 1st month when this was testing and the monitors started to flow and then another business meeting after another business meeting. that was what a successful all of them to work. then it was like 1st it was select thousands of people and then it was like a $100000.00 sudden it became millions, boucher, even to invested much of the money in prophecy. in march 2015, she bought a famous restaurant in the central associates for 4200000 euros. 3 months later, she had quite a 2nd building directly opposite the national parliament for 5, making us both landmark buildings to use like to them. in 2017, she feels that they should feel it, and so is a full on the black sea coast and put the hotel right next to the price total. so t

like a sitcom entrance when bookman comes in. [ laughter ] you've got clint eastwood there.ng to look over dean martin's head. and of course michael jackson in the middle, who was somebody that you knew. would you say you knew him well? >> very friendly with michael. as well as anyone could get to know somebody. >> jimmy: how about sammy? how well did you know sammy? >> i knew sammy for a few years. we would go up to his house on wednesday -- tuesday or wednesday, and he would have movie night. you would see steve and eydie and all these people at the party. lucille ball would be at sammy's house watching movies. >> jimmy: listen to the crowd, how delighted they are. [ laughter ] sammy would serve drinks and you guys would hang out? >> he had like a screening room and we would watch movies. very hollywood. >> jimmy: the more i hear about stevie wonder -- i met him a few times -- the more i start to believe that rumor that he's not actually blind. [ laughter ] >> yeah, i can see why. [ laughter ] no, he could do -- stevie could do anything. move, walk around. i've seen him wa

. >> the former fbi agent clint watts was called to testify before the committee. >> follow the traildead russians. there is been more dead russians in the past three months that are tied to this investigation, who have assets in banks all over the world. they are dropping dead, even in western countries. >> so much of this intrigue and violence may seem very far away. but when nbc news consultant paul joyal was shot just a few miles from the capitol, he and his wife immediately thought it was a hit. a big reason? the timing. >> it's four days after i accused the president of being responsible for the horrible murder of litvinenko, on your network. >> in early 2007, joyal appeared in a dateline report on the litvinenko case. >> did putin ordering? >> did he know it. can't say that. i would find it hard to believe that this information would ever, has not filtered its way to the top. >> just four days later, he was almost murdered himself. do you think the related? >> i don't think there's any doubt. >> people out in the general public say, oh, that's russia, it's never going to happen

. >> as brother clint says, if we practice these principles and i try, i try to be mindful, but if we practice all seven of these principles, the world would be a better place. >> a series of performances, including live music, is also planned for the celebrations across san francisco. yesterday was the closing day for thrive cities holiday ice rink. skaters of all ages came out for free skating sessions at the synthetic san francisco rink. a dj on site spinning holiday tunes. the ice rink opening up for the season on december 9th, the chase center. it's among several fun holiday activities put on by thrive city this year. local and san francisco visitors laced up their skates and hit the ice before thrive city packed up the rink for the season. we're here just sightseeing and we wanted to come to the chase center and then we saw ice skating and wanted to try it for the first time. >> i do not know how to ice skate, so this should be fun and interesting in all right. >> the skating was free, but organizers did ask for a $5 donation for the warriors community foundation to support educ

know clint kids and their families and come out some free food and a lot of toys.t the crowd was gathered here in about the vianey says there's a unique problem this year. they got too many toys. >> let me look at you guys and tell you guys this year told we need you to know we have so many toys. so many low, please bring the kids out. everything's free. don't have to sign up. >> just show up show up. all right. we'll just show a giveaway starts at noon on saturday, the corner 45th and market streets oakland. it's going continue until they run out of toys. >> looks like it's going to be a long time a lot of twice coming up in the next hour, the kron 4 morning news police are telling you to be vigilant the next time you shop >> fortunately covid cases are on the rise again due in part 2 emergence of a new variant. there it is. jay, in 0.1 is now the fastest growing strain in the u.s. county for about 21% of new infections. yet health officials say because it is so contagious, there's more opportunity for the virus to spread at-home testing kits are not as effective

. >> as brother clint says, if we practice these principles and i try, i try to be mindful, but if wetice all seven of these principles, the world would be a better place. >> a series of performances also planned for the celebrations across san francisco. the entertainment is expected to include musical performers, the rest of the seven principles are as follows. self-determination, which means to define and speak for yourself. collective work and responsibility, which means building and maintaining the community. cooperative economics which means to build and maintain business and profit together. purpose, which stands for working to restore traditional greatness. creativity, which means to leave the community before community more beautiful and beneficial than inherited, and faith, which which stands for believing in people and the righteousness and victory of struggle. for 18 is the time let's turn things over to steve paulson for another look at the weather. he said later on today is when we should get the umbrellas out. >> unless you're north, yes, i think we're okay for the morn

clint it usually does. yes. clint eastwood. yes.ouldn't mind actually pretending that i was choking just to get clint eastwood. >> well, that's true. >> well, that's true. >> what did you what did you do when you get a bone in your throat, what's your recipe for saving from that saving yourself from that disaster ? disaster? >> don't know about a bone >> i don't know about a bone because be lodged. because a bone can be lodged. that's yeah but i eat bread, that's it? yeah but i eat bread, and i found that pretty effective. >> and that what i was >> and that was what i was always told as a boy. >> and that was what i was alwwhat ld as a boy. >> and that was what i was alwwhat that; a boy. >> and that was what i was alwwhat that means, you must >> what that means, you must have still been able to breathe. >> well, here yeah exactly. >> but, i mean, it's. i think it's when people. people are at dinner tables and they are eating and talking at the same time and they don't always chew properly and properly or they don't. and something st

in the immortal words of clint eastwood in unforgiven, eastwood made a point. what he said? he said deserve has othing to do with it. the market is going to make mistakes. your job is to recognize when it is doing something wrong, then try to take advantage. stay with grammar. >> i always say my favorite part of the show is answering questions directly from you. so i will bring in my portfolio analyst and partner to help me answer some of your most burning questions. were you able to take a look at some of your mad tweets? for those of you who are part of the investing club, you'll need no introduction. for those of you who are not members, which is really shady if you're not, i hope you will join and i will say that jeff's insights help me do a great job for all mad money viewers. you see a lot of the stuff that i talk about in the show. now you are going to be getting to see it in real time. we do this sort of thing during our monthly meetings, where we give you an in-depth look at our portfolio decisions for the club. and to answer your burning questions the

yeah, we were doing the fight scene, you know, in the picture with clint, and the guy wasn't supposed heat , i think that movie was, like, marked from the beginning to be a difficult situation. i'm sure that his adrenaline in doing the stunts that he did made him feel invincible, but then, you know, once the advil wears off, you're like, "oh my god, what did i just do?" i had my mouth open, which is the worst way to take a punch. and he had a hairline fracture in his jaw, and that turned into tmj. you lose your appetite. it's hard to chew. you, um... you have deep depression, high highs, low lows, about the way i was before it happened, actually. [laughter] right around that same time, rock hudson, who was a virile leading man, was dying of aids. because of his tmj, and his inability to eat, he lost a tremendous amount of weight. rumors were persisting out there that burt had aids. once a rumor like aids gets out there, it's really hard to dissuade people that you don't. it's been an interesting year for reynolds. all kinds of rumors about his health, including suffering from aids. bu

let's bring in clint watts. nbc news national security analyst. also former fbi special agent. flag laws before we went to listen to the student. what's your sense of red flag laws and how effective they are? i know we talk a lot about putting something this place to stop these shootings from happening. republicans say it's all about mental health. red flag laws are supposed address that. are they effective? >> whether they're effective or not, the answer is yes when applied. i think the problem with their effectiveness is you just don't see them used that much. just as i was coming on, the number of times red flag laws are used is quite low and it really comes down to the debate state by state about what is mental illness? who is ill? i think we saw in maine where a person very clearly had been noted as having mental health issues. very clearly did not lose access to his weapon and we saw mass casualties across the board. in this case, we don't know the circumstances yet but across the country, we look at these shootings over and over again and it's repeatedly that with these

strikes had continued as real in the north of the territory where the occupation forces are in sir clint value and pick that your town in which they had opened. sonya by using the military change against people and the managed to storm several or separate areas with this trip down the number of steps the and they haven't driven them to a new place for integration. so the situation literally just seems to be very fluid . the as nice as strikes and expansion of these really minutes reparations. eva sounds continue. a senior, how much sufficient was done and then has given his views on israel's war and doesn't have a so out of the you want the that these pictures up it goes from then that's the concentration come slide the home of course and these are similar pictures but nothing but those who claim to have been killed on the big job and the told you not too hard. the killer is in the 2nd picture. the bottom this all, what people being mistreated by the enemy to try to blackmail the entire world with similar pictures. a u. n. a cheese. martin griffith says said there are positive developmen

like to remind them that on december 23rd of 2020, not only did trump have time to pardon 26 people, clintmanafort, roger stone, and charles kushner, but trump also have time to call the lead investigator in georgia secretary of state's office -- to look for wrongdoing in the election results, and telling her she would be praised when the right answer comes out. it is abundantly clear that mr. trump does not, but every who in whoville wants to quit the delay stuff a lot. joining me now is former u.s. attorney and senior fbi official who's known msnbc contributor and msnbc legal analyst,. our not-so-secret in, lisa reuben. chuck and lisa, i will ask you, lisa, are you preferential, do you prefer the lorax or the cat in the hat, in your legal briefings or is the grinch the go-to? >> i think that this is more like green eggs and ham when i was thinking about tonight. trump's lawyers are the sam i-am of their own situation. and leslie trying to have this internally contradictory story, and yet all of the judges they encounter, unlike the character in the seuss book, do not want to eat green eg

. >> as brother clint says, if we practice these principles and i try, i try to be mindful. but if we practice all seven of these principles, the world would be a better place. a series of performances from rhythm and blues to jazz performers are also planned over the week across san francisco. >> all right. taking a live look now at san francisco international airport tonight, where flightaware is reporting 130 delays and just two cancellations today, the airport also says there has been little disruption. also, the oakland airport only had two cancellations and zero at san jose. mineta overall, not a bad day to travel, but things are expected to pick up as we get closer to new year's day on monday, our crystal bailey talked with travelers today, an easy day for most travelers right after the peak of christmas and before the rush of new year's at sfo, a spokesperson says. >> it's pretty quiet, with no significant delays for the 61,000 passengers was hopefully it will be a smooth flight. >> you know, it's kind of understandable to a ton of people flying, one traveler from mo