michael, conner, ryan, great to have you with us. i'm oldest of four.hich one is the oldest. >> i am, sir. will: okay, i believe i have that right, michael that is oldest. i'm going to start with you then, tell me the inspiration that you think led not just you, all three of you there together to join the police force. >> i just started off at a young age, people would always ask me i guess, what do you want to do when you grow up. my father, grandfather, easy question i guess to answer. i would say police officer. second-guess myself what the, you know, here i am now -- good to be here. will: so you guys, i'm going to skip right over to the cousin for a moment, ryan. i can imagine family gatherings, what, your dad's brothers served at police force, grandfather, is this something you would talk about family reunion, sunday dinners, all let's go as well to be in the police department? >> no. it didn't work out that way. i'm glad it did though. going to academy all three of us, could not ask for a better group of guys. glad to be here. will: i imagine. co

and now one year later, the student is back in the classroom at conner high school.full of parents voicing frustration at a recent school board meeting. >> it is completely negligent to face a student exhibiting these red flags with our students at conner high school. >> reporter: turner defending his decision, telling abc news, the kentucky constitution guarantees the right to a public education for every child without prejudice. public school districts are not legally permitted to permanently expel a student. we have no reason to believe there is any threat to students or staff. according to a state statute, local school boards can expel students who make threats against others for not less than one year. >> yes, you have to provide a free education, but that does not stipulate that it has to be right back at conner high school. they have plenty of options. >> reporter: parents are on edge especially as k through 12 school shootings have recently skyrocketed. 58 reported in 2017 according to the k to 12 school shooting database. in 2022, there were 302. there are a

conner blackman is the urban chicken farmer. he has had problems and joins us. conner thank you for coming on. welcome to your avian friend. what do you think is going on here? what has your experience been? >> thank you for having me on. it's an honor. i have had chickens for nearly four years. there are certain reasons i thought i haven't gotten chick tprebz my eggs in over a year as a lot of people watching may know during the winter time, especially in colder states like wisconsin and new york chickens take a break. if you get five eggs a week from the chicken that chicken will probably lay one egg a week during the winter. that's not the case here in south florida. i haven't gotten, i'm sorry i haven't got not eggs from my chickens since before july or july i admitted hi a problem. i tried many things to fix it. before i even thought it was the feed. it wasn't something i considered. i saw a video about it. i made a video about it. clearly resonatepugh with a lot of people. another thing that some people will say, is that your chickens are older. that's tru

>> stephen: that is an important question, conner. to answer it, here's someone who knows a lot about space travel. >> hey conner, tom hanks here, that is a great question. i happen to know from talking to people at nasa that on the space station every crew member is trained to drift off into the bathroom area where there is a special toilet with two handles on it you grab the handles and pull yourself down until your cheeks form an airtight seesm you do your business, you press a button and a vacuum sucks all of what you did and sends it out into space where it drifts off into the cosmos and makes life on other planets. >> stephen: thank you tom hanks. i for one look in order to making content with an alien race that evolves from your poop. well, kids, i hope that answered all of your questions. and parents, if your kids have questions at home, please post a video to social media the with the hashtag colbert kid questions or submit a video to the link below. we just might feature it on our next installment of. >> stephen colbert is s

. >>> hockey, edmonton oilers star conner mcdavid celebrated his 26th birthday tonight in san jose and the oilers had a little party against the sharks. second period mcdavid scored his sendgo ga3-wins 7-1, jose's worst loss season. >>> a big birthday shout out to james vernon glenn. don't know when exactly he was born, but it was 41i'll tell you onththat. >> isno way. it's your birthday >> a man with so much energy and a man that's not afraid to gritty on live tv. look at that, great form, vern. great form! he's been practicing his gritty all fall. >> his father also looks like he's young as conclude, too, just runs in their family, in their genes. >> they age like fine wines, the glenn family. >> happy birthday to you. also our floor director matt, happy birthday. >> thank you. >> milestone birthday at midnight. so you can take us all out for drinks. >>> mlk weekend is here and tonight in san francisco performers came together to pay tribute to the civil rights icon, dr. martin luther king jr. our betty yu shows us how his legacy of service and commitment to justice lives on. >> the

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mike conner reports from capitol hill. kevin mccarthy, of the state of california has 214 on the 4th day and in the 12 round of voting a glimmer of hope for kevin mccarthy. 14 of those republicans who had been opposing him finally cost votes in his favor. but another 7 ultra conservatives continue to vote. again, jeffrey effectively blocking his plan to the speakers chair party. those who flipped apparently enticed by a series of concessions made by mccarthy, in terms of how the house will be run. these include the promise of seats on influential committees and an agreement that it will only require one member to demand the leadership vote at any time. rather than a majority of all republican house members, there were a few people who actually had been, had an agreement on things that were important to them. but i think it was just kind of a maturation process had to take place here. and that was, well, i agree, so i'm going to go vote right now. i think the people want to think about it. consider, but really over the last

it's non groups continue to attack villages across north western virginia with interest reports from conner. oh, it's husband just back in may as well. it is just stick to the road to sell themselves and they're part of been accustomed to nigeria. 95000000 nigeria south 14th in this elections happening between february and march. the presidential camp elections are going to happen in february, february 25th. to be exact. i know the minds of every nigerian is the issue of security, high cost of living, energy shortages as well as education. on the up, i spoke with the presidential candidate, albany, governing quality, the apc mr. paula, i'm a tenant, and i asked him, what are the main focus of his campaign and what are the one of us does he's looking at. he assured that the issue of security is number one, because without security but certainly nothing will work in this country. we have to fight for every, each of discount, get rid of banditry. get to go. all sort of violent tracks, were gonna reduce it to 0. no country i'll be able to do that. what basically excitement is back in the air. b

ron conner, ports now from occupied east jerusalem on thursday. the national security cabinet met for the 1st time this year and they swung into action, implementing a number of sanctions against the palestinians. we're just going to run you through them. the 1st 2 are about money and now they're going to stop transferring money to the palestinian authority. and instead that money will be used to compensate what they calling victims of terrorism is really victims of terrorism. and then what they're going to do is any money that the palestinian authority is giving to palestine is itself as result of compensations. and when it comes to the action that during the occupation, they going to offset that cash. and then we're going to give it to the palestinian authority. so those are the 2 financial ones that are also placed a moratorium on construction in area see in the occupied west point, which is effectively hollister encouraging what they say to the palestinians is your structures. anything that you construct now will be a legal dis, what 5 is actu

on that conner, there's a single balloon with the number 3.at is the number damar wears on the football field. he is number one in the hearts of his family. kate? >> so many people pulling for him and his family ngo now. joining me is terry taughten, do mar hamlin's high school football coach. thank you for taking your time to speak with me. what was your first reaction? >> just like everyone else. anyone who watches football and knows football knows what that kind of collapse is about. it's not a turned ankle or something, and the look on the players' faces told me everything i needed to know. this was very, very serious and critical life-and-death situation. >> as we are learning more about it, and everyone waiting for an update on his condition as he is still there. we have heard so much, coach, about damar on the fooled, but also off the field, his generosity and kindness to others. what was he like as a high school athlete? >> yeah, i think this outpouring of support and love and hope and prayer that you're seeing is related to the way da

then, on january 11th, two of our favorite families, the conners and the goldbergs, are back with all-newso see the winter premieres of "big sky: deadly trails" on wednesday, january 4th, at 10:00/9:00 central. and "the good doctor" returns monday, january 23rd. something to watch on freeform, a new drama called "the watchful eye." it follows a young nanny who goes to work for an affluent family in new york. >> so, this would be a live-in position? >> uh, the nanny quarters are on the top floor. >> it all starts so innocently. elena, played by mariel molino, goes to work for a wealthy widower in a landmark manhattan apartment building. what she finds out is that the building -- and its inhabitants -- have plenty of secrets. >> i would say that, at its core, this show is about a woman who is trying to deal with some of her past. >> and as secrets start to be revealed from the tenants in the building and from elena herself, viewers will have to figure out who to root for. >> i think you're going to end up really rooting for a lot of different characters on this show and being suspicious of

now, on a personal note to my family here and at home, to judy, meghan conner, emily, my brother mark, monica, zach and yes, my mom, bert, i am where i am because you are who you are. >> you can stay. >> i'd also like to thank my constituents in california. central valley. yes. and especially my hometown of bakersfield. i don't know if you're familiar with music, but as buck owens sings, how many of you that sit and judge me have ever walked the streets of bakersfield? well, i've walked those streets my entire life. i know it's people. they're hard working and relentless, optimistic about our future. and i'm very honored to have the opportunity to represent. i am a son of a firefighter. i saw firsthand what it means to have hard work, leadership and service to others. can change people's lives. >> and that is exactly why we are here today, to serve you, the people we come here with , the support of our families and the faith of our neighbors to be their voice in washington. for all the wives and husbands ,children and parents who are watching a loved one to be sworn in. i knew it took

carol weiland conner. their motto is "all of us taking care of all of us." that really inspired me.hought, this is a way i can really make a difference. i called five of my friends, and thankfully they said, we're in. so we began to go through the s pr proprocess of getting aproved. it takes more than five people, and we found along the way that everybody wanted to help. i think that's the thing that surprised me the most. >> ibrahim, you and your family have embarked on this new life. you've had to adapt to a new language, learn a new language, a new culture, a new country, finding work. how is your wife and children, are how are they settling? what has been the best part of this experience, what has been some of the most difficult challenges that you had to face moving to the united states? >> translator: our life, the hardest part was leaving afghanistan and leaving our family and leaving everything behind. with the help of the sponsors circle and mary, and as she said, all of the volunteers, we have been so lucky to see very little hardship. the hardships that we see are trouble

we did reach out to conner high school for a statement. they did not respond. thank you very much.ou got to get your kids ready for school. starts here in an hour. that's quite a story, isn't it? still ahead on this wednesday, the military vaccine mandate has been lifted but an air force lieutenant colonel could still lose her pension because she didn't get the shot. she'll join us next with the latest on her fight. you're watching "fox & friends" live from new york city and, good morning saint paul, minnesota. ♪ at red land cotton. our traditions are grown and sewn right here in our hometown of moulton, alabama. from our heirloom inspired sheets to our super absorbent bath towels, to our 100% cotton quilts. every single piece is made right here in america. we believe in keeping our heritage 100% american made. enjoy our farm to home products and receive after years of chasing the big idaho potato truck... i finally caught it. oh man. always look for the grown in idaho seal. ♪ entresto is the #1 heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping peop

eric leaders from the condemned know la la conner, but could couple of them would be the hell with us, but a number i love to cook and my family belong to me ever since i'm a mother learn. min fell home. i noticed that with a few good and good, we'll do a few more know what to tell them a little more about the check cut copy. i have a check or probably i did sub for stephanie amendment was up to the a lot of the at amendment can be david here, a thought he and ready of sullen or ella man of movie n. there is an arab summit meeting next week to confront the results of camp david . yes. what do you expect to emerge from this meeting and how will that differ from the earlier steadfastness from summit? you see we hope that we will have some very important results. and the, some very important resolutions to be taken in this is a, this summit conference which will be here, the impact that, that'll come out of be a metabolic doug. p sensitive to find a sub in without the reality model that we talked about a possible family over death to saca latina human noun be happened falsely knew that f

here and at home to judy megan conner. emily, my brother marked monica zach and yes, my mom, burt, i am where i am because you are who you are. oh. why not also like to thank my constituents in california, central valley and then especially my hometown a baker shill. i don't know if you're familiar with music but as buck owens sings, how many of you that sit and judge me? i've ever walked the streets of bakersfield. ah, well, i'm off those streets my entire life. i know it's people there hard working and relentless, optimistic about our future am. i'm very honored to have the opportunity to represent i am a son of a firefighter. i saw 1st hand what it means to have hard work, leadership and service to others can change people's lives. and that is exactly why we are here to day to serve you the people. we come here with the support of our families and the faith of our neighbors to be their voice in washington for all the wives and husbands, children of parents who are watching a loved one to be sworn in a new. it took a cou

fellow at csis, and thank many other people at csis i want to thank, but in particular single out conner and nina. and i want to thank all of our financial supporters and it's the work of many. and what i said to our funders was these are all-- if you trust us with money, we'd work really hard with the money. but second, it would all be funders, it will be comfortable and proud of being associated with. so we've worked really hard to make sure that this is all, you know, this is all from, you know, funders that-- these are really people that we're really proud of, and i want to thank them all. and i want to thank our commissioners, which we have several here. we've done-- you know, i was pretty good at a cocktail party on ukraine reconstruction, ukraine, you know, 29 months ago and i've been several times and i'm on the board for the enterprise fund and the country -- what we thought we should do, we thought we needed to convene a very high level group and we've been very fortune that many people on the stage here agreed to be commissioners or co-chairs for this commission. we've got a d

. >>, not college eaton rapids la conner the sun city center need ian talking to marie up for atlanta we are still working for all everything good yodeller in the thumbnail thatch and theodosia of this eby see, cooper's new columbus. marie driven kind of relationship with speaker mccarthy and anyone in the republican leadership and other areas where the cbc could work with this house gop to get things done? >> well, first, let me, say we have a phenomenal leader in our democratic, leader hakeem jeffries, the first african american to lead any major party, in either the senate or the house. he has already been working with the speaker mccarthy, and we will find ways to work across the aisle, to address things like paying for our national debt, making sure that we are funding our military and keeping our people safe here but what we're gonna do is true who's the -- is it whether it's women's or to makes decisions about their own bodies. whether it's under a republican, confusion and chaos, deciding they're going to make their number one priority against the american people. >> you menti