david: you are what age now? dan: today i am 64. david: where did you go to college? dan: harvard. vid: what did you study there and what did you want to be? dan: i did not know what i wanted to be. i studied government because i did not know anything better. but my biggest achievement in college was meeting my wife freshman year. we've now been dating or married 45 years. so that was my biggest achievement. david: big achievement. so after college, you went to law school at the university of chicago. dan: before i did that, i was a political pollster. for a firm called market opinion research. i would be flying all over the country as a 22-year-old advising candidates and the fact that they listened to me discouraged me so much i decided to go to law school. david: the fact they were listening to a 22-year-old. dan: correct. exactly. david: you went to law school at the university of chicago. what did you do after you graduated? dan: i went to work for lehman brothers. david: you were an investment banker. how long did you do that? dan: three years. david: then you went into the hi

thanks a lot for your time we appreciate it. >> thanks, dan. youot it before we go remember catch the dan bongino show every weekday on fox nation from 12 to 3 here's a clip from this week's show. folks we have to stop dillydallying around and playing you know patty-cake with these people. we get in office and hopefully win back the presidents an you swear in in 2025 i don't know who it is going to be be trump desantis whoever it is tom cotton ted cruz i have no idea. mission number one -- has to be mass firings on day one, two, three, four, and ten. the reason is and reason you have to do it quickly expeditiously and efficiently -- is because the minute the media freaks and puts on the front page how they're upset about person x being fired you fire ten more. you never allow them to get their sea legislation and never allow them to get that breath of air. >> that's right. don't forget it check the show out every week day don't forget to follow unfiltered on facebook instagram, at unfiltered on fox that does it for us on "unfiltered" see you back h

happy holidays. >> happy to you. danou should do if you get to the airport and find your flight is canceled? >> at that point, your options are not great, but here is what you can do. you need to get a hold of the airline. standing in line is going to take hours. even calling the airlines hotline is likely to be an hours long wait as well. southwest have a number of international offices. they have aruba, bahamas -- you can call any of these international offices and you might be able to get through to an agent much quicker than you with through the main u.s. hotline. either call international offices or see if you can rebook yourself through the mobile app is your fastest way to try to get onto a new flight. dan: that is a pro tip -- try the international numbers. you mentioned the app. that can be fairly effective at times. what about going up to the counter and doing it at the airport? >> you can try. certainly if you are one of the first ones, it is real first-come, first-served basis at the airport. the issue is sou

dan: to the firm that became oak hill partners. david: you did that for how many years? dan: 14. d: how did you become close to or get to know mike bloomberg? dan: it's actually a funny story. back in 1994i was sitting in the stands of the world cup semifinal game out at the metal lamps in new jersey, it was italy versus bulgaria. a friend literally drag me to the game. i didn't want to go, it was like 100 degrees, we took the bus, took forever, but i walked into the stadium that day and i thought it was the most amazing sporting event i had ever seen. everyone was painted in bulgarian and italian colors. you couldn't sit down. so i was standing there through the match thinking to myself, you could play this game in new york with any two countries in the world and it would feel exactly the same. and then i started thinking about the olympics, which i had always been a fan of, and saying, why has the most international city in the world never hosted the most international event? and i left the stadium that day with this vague notion that new york ought to host the olympics. so, i b

the things they do to try to make her cool and you still can't do it. dancatch the choice of song? don't think that's not deliberate. it's i still won the 2016 election. pete: you are right. dan: somebody said we are going to pick this song. pete hegseth, thanks a lot for your time. coming up next on "unfiltered." are we living in a simulation? i'm fascinated by this topic. my next guest breaks down a crazy theory how humans may be living in a virtual world. >> this is the world that you know, the world as it was at the end of the 20th century. it exists now only as a part of a neural simulation we call th a must in your medicine cabinet! less sick days! cold coming on? zicam is the number one cold shortening brand! highly recommend it! zifans love zicam's unique zinc formula. it shortens colds! zicam. zinc that cold! this is the world that you know. the world as it was at the engtd of the 20th century. it exist now only as part of a interactive simulation that we call the matrix. remember the movies, i do? the characters live inside a computer simulation a

the things they do to try to make her cool and you still can't do it. dane choice of song? don't think that's not deliberate. it's i still won the 2016 election. pete: you are right. dan: somebody said we are going to pick this song. pete hegseth, thanks a lot for your time. coming up next on "unfiltered." are we living in a simulation? i'm fascinated by this topic. my next guest breaks down a crazy theory how humans may be living in a virtual world. >> this is the world that you know, the world as it was at the end of the 20th century. it exists now only as a part of a neural simulation we call the matrix. with all across the country, people are working hard to build a better future. so we're hard at work, helping them achieve financial freedom. we're providing greater access to investing, with low-cost options to help maximize savings. from the plains to the coasts, we help americans invest for their future. and help communities thrive. i'm not a doctor. i'm not even in a doctor's office. i'm standing on the streets talking to real people about their hear

[laughter] dan: did you find something? ama: there were some. i was impressed. ot of stuff around, but i know it is in the back of my mind for next time. dan: that is really encouraging to hear there were options. well, here is something we can talk about in terms of options. soda in america has fallen on hard times, except for dr pepper. data shows the overall soda market has fell in by 26%, from 20 -- 2003 to 22 anyone. dr pepper's share rose. it's third behind coca-cola and pepsi. i have to say, guilty pleasure. ama, you know this, i love my coke zero. most of you, you guys never drink soda. wait a minute. are you drinking a dr pepper? kristen: i grabbed one from our circle seven cafÉ. ama: i don't. but in honor of dr pepper -- i am definitely coke over pepsi. 100%. i don't normally drink soda. i'm not going to drink this whole thing because you not like me when the sugar jacks me up. dan: i am impressed. you guys don't drink too much soda. i try to drag more water but, young people, i know so many young people don't touch soda. kristen: what do they drink? en

the next contestant are you saying >> i'm laughing because i was just texted looking at dan's room you think about it, it's lost a trillion dollars in market cap which is astonishing along the way a name that's now trading a year low, 50% rally in the stock. we're going to get into earnings within the next three or four weeks. i think the setup is going to be good amazon is so bad it looks good to me. >> do you agree? >> no, i'm a thumbs down you're making -- >> thanks for coming in. the thanks for coming in today, carter >> >> i would go with meta. it's so bad it looks good. >> what's good it's been going up >> i like it when carter just racks it out >> thank you >>> dan's room, by the way, seems very placid which doesn't really match his personality >> hotel >> a very lovely room. up next, final trades. >>> the sign for the final trade. steve grasso. >> i'm going to go with ishares india etf. they're adding $1 trillion to gdp every year to year and a half, india etf. >> dabble nathan >> you know what, carter doesn't like guys. i like amazon here >> guy >> melms, tremendous job this m

dan: you can catch the rock and eve right here on abc seven saturday night at 8:00 p.m. they will be a special edition of the news and then we will go back for the countdown to midnight. be sure to tune in on new year's eve. ama: world news with david muir is next. dan: >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. the cross-country storm set to disrupt new year's plans for millions. >>> and paying tribute to pele. a global soccer icon. >>> first, that major winter storm. heavy, wet snow stranding drivers in denver. some people stuck in a tunnel, propping doors open to protect themselves from carbon monoxide poisoning. all part of that fast-moving system slamming the west. and in the east, in blizzard-ravaged buffalo, the death toll still rising. roads are reopening. but now, the new threat. rapidly melting snow. more than 800,000 sandbags at the ready for possible flooding. mola lenghi in the storm zone. and rob marciano tracking the new year's threat coast to coast. >>

you give the gift of education, dan. ou do. >> dan and your family, you guys are true patriots. thanks for supporting our humble mission to leave no family behind on the field of battle. what a great christmas present. oh, my gosh. speechless, awesome, love you guys. >> you're doing the right thing. folds of honor,.org, if you want people to have the gift of an education. these people gave everything for us, these heroes, first responders and military people. the least we can do is give them a gift up to prosperity and education. thank you. we -- you don't have to thank me for anything. this is jesus' money. happy to pass it on. >> amen to that. pete: the best two dans in the business -- rachel: i was just going to say that. [laughter] >> one is swell and one is not. [laughter] pete: yeah, but you fly really big, powerful jets with missiles on them, so that's a bonus for you. >> there's no room for a tattoo on this, so it's all good. love you guys. merry christmas. pete: and your beautiful daughter. will: thank you all as

thank you very much. dan: thank you. on the second question, it is frustrating that our legal system moves quickly. if a defendant wants to quickly, the defendant can force, in a criminal trial, encased to move forward quickly right to a speedy trial. it is usually the defendant who is delaying the process. the more maddening thing i think from a sort of a structural point of view is our civil law system. there, you are talking about years and years and years of working its way through the system to get any kind of remedy when it comes to a civil trial. yeah, the fact that there was a murder trial that your potentially going to serve on the trial for that happened five years earlier. it is also problematic, because memories fade. it is not just the practical element of it, it is the fact that asking someone in three days after something happened what happened is very different from asking five years later. when we talk about my incan, i have to jog my memory, because we wrote the book four years ago. i have to think, wha

before we go, you can catch the dan bongino show on foxnation. re is a clip from this week's show. i am not asking you to make it make sense. i'm trying to get you to understand how they think. they have been income dry nateed from the time -- indoctrinated from the time they were baby liberals. they have been indoctrinated to believe speech is violence even though it's factually entirely ridiculous. they see your speech as violence. so the way to create a more permissive speech environment is to get the violence out of speech. that's how they think. >> that t-shirt is way too small. you can stream this show. follow "unfiltered" on facebook and instagram. that does it for us tonight on "unfiltered." don't forget to set your dvr i you can't make it live. lawrence: good evening america welcome to this special addition of cross country in moscow, idaho. tonight we're in front of th

hayes's trial, he received something that you both refer to as a trial text. dan, could you read us, mr. hayes, a story from your book? sure. the whole story, right. all right. i'll stop you. november 20th, 1972, was a crisp fall day in eastern kentucky. the had turned their final shades of rust and yellow. the air was clean and, cold in the city, not cold enough to hurt people in the coats and knitted scarves just yet. but the kind that chills the lungs enough to sharpen the senses. officer cecil mobley, word from the neighborhood grocery stores manager about some suspicious characters. they were trying to buy dog food and cigarets checks. that didn't look right. mom lee off duty but working security went to the front of the store where the manager out two young black men, a rookie in the lexington police department mabley, couldn't afford to screw this up. he walked right up to the two and demanded to know where they got the checks were using. they said they found them. then mobley pulled his gun. paul lewis hayes was one of the two men arrested that day at his

dan: you will keep us up-to-date, obviously. thanks. dion: if you have a story for the i team, you can call the number on your screen. or head to abc7news.com dan: hey rob gray crash claimed the life of an innocent motorist on highway 4 in pittsburgh. according to highway patrol, the wrong way driver slammed into a black sedan, killing the driver. the collision also caused two other vehicles to crash. the suspect ran from the scene but was eventually found and detained. dion: freeze warnings are expanding in the bay area as more neighborhoods face cold temperatures overnight and tomorrow morning. dan: the temperature really plunged. sandhya patel is tracking the coldest conditions. sandhya: this could be some of the coldest weather we have seen all season long tomorrow morning, so let me show you where freeze warnings are going up. 1:00 to 9:00 a.m. in inland valleys and the hills. temperatures will be in the mid to upper 20's for the coldest spots, so frosty and freeze will damage tender plants and outdoor pipes. we have a frost advisor

dan: thank you. the man accused of shooting in unarmed black man was taken back into custody after a judge revoked his bail. abc 7 news reporter zach fuentes is important has mourned how the defendant's attorney is try to justify the shooting. zach: the shooting took place october 2. the da's office filed a complaint did not monday, the suspect, 66-year-old mark henry waters, pleaded not guilty. waters is white. the victim is black. he faces more than 20 years on what he is charged with. >> assault with a semiautomatic weapon, inflicting great bodily injury as well as use of a firearm. >> the shooting happened when the victim left the airbnb rental to walk to a surveillance -- convenience store. the surveillance video shows waters left his house and quickly approached him holding a gun. the prosecutors said waters shot him while his back was turned. the victim suffered a broken feed of -- femur. >> he company handed and knew the victim was walking away and shot him anyway. there was nothing that caus

not gotten the covid-19 booster, you should do it now. dan: if you noticed a spike in lettuce prices or rise in price at your favorite restaurant, it is not your imagination. zach fuentes has details and how local business owners are trying to cope with it. reporter: it is the foundation of nearly every solid and favorite addition to many other dishes, but right now and leaders like the california growers shipper association of central california say there are limited supplies of lettuce, a problem linked to crop damage caused by pathogens impacting lettuce growing in the salinas valley's. >> it is the most critical issue for production agriculture here in the region when you are accounting for the scale and dependency the nation has on the salinas valley. reporter: warmer winter weather is being blamed for spreading it even more and the impacts are being felt here in the bay area. grace dillion cafÉ says the cost for a box of lettuce for his business has spiked in a short time. >> you check the price of the lettuce, it was five dollars novem

dan: you -- it is a little alarming. rt information leaked from a security -- i signed up one of those monitoring things they give you for free. they came back and said some of my information is out there on the dark web. >> that is not good. >> someone is trying to take your identity. dan: they can have it. it is unnerving. sandhya: let's talk about neither covid or the bomb cyclone will slowed him down during his travels around the world. that is the word from norad, the north american aerospace command. it is reading planes and radar -- readying planes and radar to track santa. as a commander put it santa lives in the north pole, is ready for the arctic cold. he has done this for many years. dan: pressure on rudolph as well. karina: any advice to santa as he travels across the world? sandhya: he does not need my advice. he knows how to get through rain, sleet, snow. he has done it all. like you mentioned he is used to the arctic chill. i think santa will be just fine liver and gives. -- delivering those gifts. dan want

dan: what a day. thank you for joining us. i am dan ashley. ama: and i am ama daetz.overnor newsom is now declared a state of emergency to help speed up the cleanup response. dan: the epicenter of the quake was in the pacific, about 15 miles from fortuna. but those damaging effects are being felt far beyond that. ama: the quake killed two people, injured a dozen more, and it is likely that number will rise. aboutus&e werwithou pas of righs large pockets of neighborhoods with no gas, electricity, or heat. humboldt county has issued a boil water advisory for the county. dan: a reporter has a boots on the ground look at what people are dealing with. >> we are at city hall in rio dell which is the only place in town with power because of a generator keeping the lights on. there is no power and no water in this city right now. earlier tonight, the city council declared a city disaster declaration. for the people who live in the security -- the community, health cannot come soon enough. cleanup is underway after the earthquake struck off the coast overnight. two people died

dan: after the officers load matteo entail patrol car. >> why did you do that? >> get in the car. discuss what happened with paramedics. >> what happened? >> uncooperative. so, we took him down to the ground. dan: i wanted to ask the police chief david spiller about the officer's record on use of force and this incident, but he declined requests for interview. i spoke with his meaty office by phone. >> we are conducting an internal investigation. these actions do not represent the san rafael police department. if any of these allegations are sustained from action will be dealt with. >> he says both officers remain on active duty. another key question, more than 20 minutes after the altercation officer nail comes up with a new detail. >> he put me in a headlock. >> really echo that really? dan: later, he wrote in police report that matteo started to squeeze in an attempt to put me in a headlock. adding, he began to swing his hand, striking me in my head. that did not happen, according to matteo's defense attorney. >> there was no striking of the officer. there was no headlock. dan:

dan: what a day. thank you for joining us. i am dan ashley. ama: and i am ama daetz.overnor newsom is now declared a state of emergency to help speed up the cleanup response. dan: the epicenter of the quake was in the pacific, about 15 miles from fortuna. but those damaging effects are being felt far beyond that. ama: the quake killed two people, injured a dozen more, and it is likely that number will rise. about 7000 pg&e customers were without power. as of right now there are s large pockets of neighborhoods with no gas, electricity, or heat. humboldt county has issued a boil water advisory for the county. dan: a reporter has a boots on the ground look at what people are dealing with. >> we are at city hall in rio dell which is the only place in town with power because of a generator keeping the lights on. there is no power and no water in this city right now. earlier tonight, the city council declared a city disaster declaration. for the people who live in the security -- the community, health cannot come soon enough. cleanup is underway after the earthquake struck

you will be able to come here and enjoy all day on the california coast at no cost. zach: zach fuentes, abc7news. dan just stunning, just beautiful. let's take a look at our forecast. ama: not exactly beach weather. spencer: not quite, unless you are really bundled up. i was hoping it wouldn't get dark before i could show you this view. all of these colors, orange and rust and cognac in the sky, just gorgeous. but it is chilly. upper 40's at oakland, palo alto. low 50's at san jose. excuse me. 52 in santa clara. on we go to another view of the western sky. also rather dramatic and colorful. 45 novato. low 50's at napa and concord. one more live view from our exploratorium camera. these are our forecast features. it will be another night of frost and freezing conditions. a cold start tomorrow morning. pleasant afternoon. it won't be quite so cold next week. we will have a few low clouds and high clouds. mainly high clouds. they will disappear during the overnight hours. as the clouds disappear, temperatures drop even lower. mainly sunny skies tomorrow, although it will be relatively chilly. a freeze w

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you kids hungry? (vo) doing gets it done. wells fargo, the bank of doing. danon of giving effort, moses surprised five young men with gifts for the holidays from the teams hidden genius project. they were gifted a card plus 30. percent off at you palace. they were given a warriors swag bag, raising cane's, meal voucher. they were able to eat them. >> meeting moses is cool. i cannot really complain about it. it is good to meet a celebrity. dan: each person was able to bring a plus one on the shopping spree to share the experience. this event is part of a series of events of the nba cares season giving what league campaign. is such a nice giving campaign. karina: it is so nice. this gave check of the forecast. dan: if you are here is much better than traveling. karina: we do not have to deal with the bitter cold for the winter storm. sandy: let me show you live doppler 7. we have changing weather so sprinkle showing up on the and it's a lot. -- on the peninsula. is a weak system on the way. do expect a few showers between tonight and early tomorrow morning. tomor

you know how long this will continue. a preview of the weekend, coming up. dan: thank you. ama: a manchester to kentucky to face a murder charge. now that chp officer has are has also turned up dead. >> this is a somewhat confusing situation. in the end, we have a married couple who is technically separated. a suspect now behind bars. law enforcement agencies believe that this man was murdered back in september. he had been married to the captain who worked sacramento. the two had been going through bad divorce before michael was found shot dead. the sheriff's office confirmed to us that an arrest has been made in his killing. last thursday at the airport. the deputies terrell -- tell us that he was in a terminal, about to board a plane when he was taken into custody with the help of the fbi. friends of heartbroken, saying he was scared in the weeks leading up to his death. >> it seem like he was keep someone out. >> the same day he was arrested julie, who was on leave was arrested for criminal trespassing in tennessee and released the same day. those in the area said she t

if you do not take that flight. dan: and if you're looking to change your flight, do it as soon as possible because rebooked seats are going very quickly as you can imagine. ama: you've seen the conditions. you've heard some expert advice. but what's next? dan: abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel here with the forecast. sandhya: dan and ama dangerous and life-threatening conditions will continue across a good stretch of the country. you will notice that there are cold weather and winter warnings from the pacific northwest through the central and eastern seaboard. so definitely is going to be continuing to be problematic the next couple of days. no flight delays here in the bay area. or out west. but as we zoom around to other parts of the country, certainly chicago reporting 159-minute delays as you will notice washington, 33. both new york airports reporting delays right now. due to that storm bringing a wintry mix of rain, sleet, snow, freezing conditions, sub freezing i should say, omaha, -8. -11 in minneapolis rig

dan: thank you for joining us. that earthquake struck around 2:30 this morning near ferndale in humboldt county. >> a few hours ago officials gave an update on the damage and the help needed in the hardest hit areas. dan: we begin with liz ferndale, who joins us with the very latest. liz: we are in rio dell, talking about the hardest hit areas, this is being called ground zero for the damage from this earthquake. we are outside city hall, where people have been coming to get information from officials. they are handing out water to people because there is no water right now. when we arrived this morning, it was clear this was one of the homes that was shaken off its foundation when the quake struck overnight. we are told from a neighbor that the people inside were able to get out safely but they did have to run out as the shake was going on. this is one of 15 buildings red tagged by the city, meaning it is unsafe to be occupied. it is one of at least 18 buildings that has been yellow tagged, meaning there is damage

i will show you how much temperatures will drop by morning and when weather -- wet weather returns to the bay area. dan: here's a look at what is coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live after abc 7 news at 11:00. >> watch tonight. it will make your brain hard paid i know you had a birthday last week. >> i did. happy birthday to me. >> you saying to yourself, did you? last week i stepped in a bear trap. i should really get rid of it. but... i'll make do. just like i make do without home internet. besides, my phone gets the job done. sometimes. it's not that bad. it is that bad. don't settle. get xfinity home internet for just $24.99 a month for 2 years with no annual contract and a free streaming box. ♪ ♪ ♪ get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. ama: new developments everlasting debate on sideshows in the bay area. oakland is now the latest city to try legislation to stop it. tim johns looks at those for and against the idea and what the solution should be. tim: after no arrest was made following another sideshow on friday, many bay area residents are

you know how long this will continue. a preview of the weekend, coming up. dan: thank you.hester to kentucky to face a murder charge. now that chp officer has are has also turned up dead. >> this is a somewhat confusing situation. in the end, we have a married couple who is technica separated. a suspect now behind bars. law enforcement agencies believe that this man was murdered back in september. he had been married to the captain who worked sacramento. the two had been going through bad divorce before michael was found shot dead. the sheriff's office confirmed to us that an arrest has been made in his killing. last thursday at the airport. the deputies terrell -- tell us that he was in a terminal, about to board a plane when he was taken into custody with the help of the fbi. friends of heartbroken, saying he was scared in the weeks leading up to his death. >> it seem like he was keep someone out. >> the same day he was arrested julie, who was on leave was arrested for criminal trespassing in tennessee and released the same day. those in the area said she tried to stake -

dan. we feel for you. and as soon as we are able to process and turn around that video, we will share it with people. did you call the police while this was happening? >> we did. our alarm company called the police, and i tried myself in order to call. as they said, you know, the news briefing there, they were unable to answer any of the calls in the buffalo area. the 911 system was basically down in buffalo. that was very hard. you know, you own a business and you're seeing your business being looted. you want the police there. you know, we did. we wanted them to stop doing what they were doing. it's very tough in this area of buffalo. it is a food desert in this area. as a lot of people know, after the topps shooting, there are very few grocery stores in this area. so, our goal is to try and maintain this business and keep it afloat in order to help out the buffalo community. >> dan, we now have that video that you shared with us. so, this is closed circuit tv that you were able to watch on christmas eve

reporter: the chp gave them a ride to the hospital. >> thank you very much. dan: happening now, change required on 50 going up to tahoe for all vehicles without four-wheel-drive. on 80, you must be carrying chains. the chp reported a number of spinouts and posted photos of several jackknifed semi's. the placer county sheriff's office recommends for people to reconsider their travel plans this weekend. >> we don't encourage trouble up to the map -- travel up to the mountains because of the traffic as well. dan: if you try to drive up to the sierra, carry tire chains. make sure you have a full tank of gas. you may be able to sneak through snowstorms tomorrow but follow road conditions very closely. ama: to be ahead of the cold, get alerts just like this one from the abc7news app. real-time weather forecast right down to your neighborhood. be sure to enable notifications. dan: the killing of a convenience store clerk. the district attorney's office put out a response today over the charges filed in the case. the office decided against filing murder charges because o

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reporter: the chp gave them a ride to the hospital. >> thank you very much. dan: happening now, change required on 50 going up to tahoe for all vehicles without four-wheel-drive. on 80, you must be carrying chains. the chp reported a number of spinouts and posted photos of several jackknifed semi's. the placer county sheriff's office recommends for people to reconsider their travel plans this weekend. >> we don't encourage trouble up to the map -- travel up to the mountains because of the traffic as well. dan: if you try to drive up to the sierra, carry tire chains. make sure you have a full tank of gas. you may be able to sneak through snowstorms tomorrow but follow road conditions very closely. ama: to be ahead of the cold, get alerts just like this one from the abc7news app. real-time weather forecast right down to your neighborhood. be sure to enable notifications. dan: the killing of a convenience store clerk. the district attorney's office put out a response today over the charges filed in the case. the office decided against filing murder charges because o

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entrust you heart to entresto. daner you can get our live newscasts, breaking news and more with our abc7 bay area streaming tv app on google tv, fire tv and roku. just search abc7 bay area and download it. one of san francisco's oldest movie theaters is back in business. the theater in the richmond district reopened today for the first time since the pandemic began in 2020. the 109 year old movie house has new owners and will focus on classic or notable older films. tonight the theater is showing "always be my maybe" which features the theater and a couple scenes. ama: hundreds of children got a real treat in the south bay today. each child was paired up with an officer and had $200 to spend. 27 law enforcement agencies took part. many of the children were from underserved communities or experienced a traumaticntve e. g joy to these children who otherwise would not have a holiday season if not for this program. it is about bringing officers to change the optics so our special guests see officers through a positive len

thank you, dan. my question is for nancy your comments. really kennedy's personal of being able to transfer and change were really interesting. but my question you, nancy is the prepared leadership and the kind of procedural governance of the xcom like what did they put in place ahead of the crisis or what was shared, that discerning body that that even more than than kennedy's leadership, that up or down according to phil. i'm certainly not the expert here tim phil daniel mary are much more equipped. and i'll say just from a kind of, again, emotional intelligence, self-awareness aspect. i thought setting up the xcom which was basically established the day kennedy discovered that discovered the missiles the day that information was presented to him by mr. bundy. that setting that up and as important by the way that kennedy managed that discussion in meetings he went to the meetings he didn't he didn't go to but this incredible ability basically sit back and in deft ways let an ongoing discussion that rarely turned into dysfunction and dialo

this is dan. you will need you on the job site on the same nato and the u. f with you on the ones that people will die just for make money. there are those who opposed the decision at various levels of government. i was one of the members of the parliament to that show day. yes, i was italians also protested in the streets. mm . but across the ocean in the united states, their voices am not heard. italy holds the record for the number of u. s. a. nato military sites. there are more than 120 american weep, or even atomic bombs are hearing that there are more us soldiers here in italy today than their work during the war against not just this is the italian f h 70. how it so the ukrainian army is already using it to target not only russian soldiers, but also civilians. if the civilians are, if a democracy in progress so that the court i neopost knowledge is your ridge is a celebrity in the world of street. art is work is well known in north and south america, the middle east, europe, and finally russia. it was he who painted the portrait of dasanya escape in n

dan: thank you. in the north, water officials began lowering a water dam on the river ahead of the storm. it is being dropped to prevent any flooding that may happen. it can take up to 48 hours for the dam to lower. officials say slow and steady is the best way to do this. ama: there are no the roads right now. roads are clear appeared another snowstorm moving in this weekend. chp is asking people to be prepared. pack chains and other equipment. make sure you are alert with forecast like this one. you can find us on the abc 7 bay area app. dan: one person is dead after a car accident. a pedestrian hit and killed in the monticello neighborhood just after 7:30 tonight. 61 people have now died crashes in san jose this year. that surpasses the death toll of 60 in 2021. san francisco's chief o is defending his reasoning behind having robots force. it was francisco police's use of lethal force robots. the chief commented on the ordeal referencing a larger plan on the use of military a corpsman. >> there is