did i not say "daniel craig"? >> daniel: daniel craig. you don't hear the difference?btle. that is a subtle difference. and i apologize. >> daniel: do you? okay, thank you. >> stephen: i don't want you to be daniel craig mad at me. daniel "cregg"? [bleep] that guy. daniel "cray-g," daniel "cray-g," i am so sorry. please accept my apology. hold on a second. have i been doing that for six shows? >> daniel: six shows. it's fine. >> stephen: and i have said "cregg" every time. you can call me coal-bert if you want. >> daniel: it used to be written on the monitors. it's written "coal-bear." >> stephen: it's written as "coal-bert" on the monitor. it's "coal-bear." i used to be "col-bert" when i was younger. >> daniel: really? just showbiz, is that what made you change it? >> stephen: yeah, showbiz. there already was a stephen "coal-bert", so i had to change it to stephen "coal-bear." >> daniel: really? >> stephen: i'm lying. [laughter] honest to god, i was. my dad had been a colbert and he wanted to be -- his father said if you pronounce it the french way, they will think yo

i don't say coal-bet. >> daniel: daniel craig, daniel craig. >> stephen: say it one more time. >> danieli apologize. >> daniel: do you? >> stephen: i don't want you to be daniel craig mad at me. [bleep] that guy. i am so sorry. please accept my apology. hold on a second, have i been doing that? for six shows? >> daniel: six shows. >> stephen: and i have said craig every time. you can call me coal bert if you want. >> daniel: it used to be written on the monitor. >> stephen: it is written as colbert on the monitor. i used to be colbert when i was younger. >> daniel: really? just showbiz, is that what made you change it? >> stephen: yes, showbiz. there already was a stephen colbert so i had to change it. >> daniel: really? >> stephen: i am lying. honest to god, my dad had been a colbert and he wanted to be -- and he said if you pronounce it the french way, they will think you don't want to be my son, because i am james w colbert and you are james w coale bear, whichever you want to. so some of us are colbert and some of us are coal bear. there is a good interview about me. >> daniel: i lov

this was daniel's home, too. safe to return yet — but angelina's had no alternative. but russian forces never stopped attacking kharkiv, and are getting closer again. air-raid siren angelina sings angelina dreams of being a singer one day. if vladimir putin hadn't invaded, she'd be here by now — at her neighbourhood school. but the russians don't seem to care what they hit. angelina sings angelina's old kindergarten is in ruins, too. it was shut for safety, like all schools in kharkiv, at the start of the war. angelina barely remembers it here. before the invasion, there was covid. that's years of playing alone. isolation is a big issue for ukraine's children. millions are now studying online, like angelina, if they're studying at all. so her mum tries to take her out as much as possible. only in kharkiv, that often means staying underground for safety. angelina now goes to a special class at a metro station. they call it animal therapy — and she loves it. children laugh it's notjust the dog. it's the chance to m

did daniel penny know there was a risk? and/or should have known there was a risk and proceeded any way in the chokehold. what evidence comes into play there? the martial arts expert nar temped on watch of the pros execution that said that the chokehold, people know when you put individuals in a chokehold it could result in serious injury including death. the choke hold was too long. >> martha: we also happened testimony and correct me if i'm wrong and waiting for the judge who will join uses in a moment, but andy, the witnesses say and penny says that he was continuing to struggle that entire time against penny against penny. trying to break free. and his point was to try to hold him so that he couldn't cause anyone injury on that train. am i right. >> yeah and you are allowed to do that. this is why the justification defense is so important. when you have the person subdued, it is tell reasonable to maintain him in that kind of a position and it is clooer that he was being careful about the this. remember the testimony ab

this is daniel's room, or adaptable. this is daniel's room. the — or adaptable.oom, the ceiling of- or adaptable. this is daniel's room, the ceiling of hoist - room, the ceiling of hoist isn't right for daniel. we have to move the bed every time we want to get daniel out. we have to hoist him up over to the chair, then he moves out the way so we can move other things out of the way. that is a tight squeeze for him to get around and not take the gate with him. it is like prison, you have to ask— it is like prison, you have to ask permission to go out. it is just— ask permission to go out. it is just restrictive.— just restrictive. daniel says he has been _ just restrictive. daniel says he has been on _ just restrictive. daniel says he has been on the - just restrictive. daniel says| he has been on the housing waiting list for seven years. next year he will finally move into his new home with his mum, but it is still not ideal. better than where you are at the moment? two years ago the previous government promised that all new homes would be built to the new homes

you saw daniel penny acting as a hero.rris, we have a black mayor in new york city and black d.a. these individuals now are telling america, america hates black people. that's a lie. the rule of law prevailed today. a jury of his peers found him not guilty. these people are profiteering when it comes to the race card. it is offensive. they don't represent black america. i challenge eric adams. protect daniel penny, protect the citizens of new york, because these individuals do not -- do not represent black americans or americans in general. >> harris: leo, what about the soft on crime d.a. alvin bragg who got this case in front of america at this point, who brought this case against daniel penny even though daniel penny had not been arrested 10 days after the heroic act that he performed on that subway to save people? a woman and her child in a stroller were the two people that jordan neely was bearing down on with his threats and daniel penny did what any marine, any american that i know who loves this country and loves t

daniel was killed and his family deserve answers.t to support daniel's family from the outset, after he was suspected to have been killed in the ukraine to offer support, but also to answer any questions his family may have in relation to what will happen during the investigative process that would soon follow. gmp coordinated efforts with uk dvi, the foreign office, the british embassy, ukrainian law enforcement agencies and also daniel's family to help repatriate his body and bring him home so his family and friends could finally place him to rest. the conclusion of this inquest has provided an important step forwards for daniel's family, but we are hopeful that the ukraine authorities continue the investigative process over there in this case and bring the person responsible to justice. a chinese businessman described as a close confidant of the duke of york has lost his appeal against the decision to bar him from entering the uk on a security issue. it is believed he was involved in covert activity for the chinese communist party

penny was not justified in using that force, in fact daniel penny daniel penny was justified in usingrce even, and he used less than jordan neely did because he threatens imminent deadly physical force, and you are entitled to use that kind of force, although daniel penny did not even know he died. speaking to the cops and did not even know that he died he thought apparently he was unconscious, in the end what we have here are people demanding justice for jordan neely, let me make one point, the truth is that jordan neely was on a list of new york city's most needy homeless and mentally ill people in a city of 8 million, he has on a list of 50 who had open warrants for assaulting women on the subway, one senior woman in particular he had just broken her orbital bone and 42 arrests in seven years, where were these people trying to help jordan neely, but daniel penny did what all of us would want someone to do if we were on that subway car. and i think that america breathes a sigh of relief today. america now recognizes that we can protect other americans and not be accused of being vig

a lot of people were upset when daniel penny was arrested and charged but whether his name was danielny, daniel o'reilly, daniel johnson, whatever this action that has to be accountability and when one civilian kills another civilian no matter what they like like, it's up to the community to judge so that is why it was necessary for him to go through this process and let the community say whether or not they believed he was guilty. that's the bottom line. >> we'll go onto see what happens in civil court with more of the community hearing at a different level what has to be held accountable. thank you for being with us attorney edwards. attorney for the family of jordan neely. and nbc is now confirming that penny was indeed at the football game with president- elect trump and vice president- elect jd vance moments ago. joining me now is congresswoman robin kelly. democrat of illinois. good to have you with us tonight. i know the story we just discussed is not in your home state. but i must ask you for your general reaction as a member of the congressional black caucus to daniel penny's

daniel penny was seen celebrating at a bar. there will be his first interview today by judge jeanine. phil murphy speaking o about drone sightings across his state. >> these are very sophisticated, minute you get eyes on them, they go dark. we are obviously concerned about sensitive targets and critical infrastructure. we have military assets, utility assets, the president-elect trump, one of his homes here. we are taking this seriously. >> carley: authorities say no reason to believe the drones pose a public security threat. unite /* president-elect trump nominees continue to make case on capitol hill with kristi noem and pete hegseth set to meet with lawmakers. madeleine rivera has more from washington. >> madeleine: good morning, several nominees are expected to face battles in the senate. gop members are suggesting they are coming around. john cornyns he is inclined to support kash patel, he expects him to be concerned and pete hegseth appear to have made progress wit the process, it was very good. >> are you inclined to su

or right, daniel sandford — unresolved. or right, daniel sandford and _ unresolved.andford and alison holt, . unresolved. or right, daniel- sandford and alison holt, thank you. and there's a new bbc documentary about the sara sharif case, �*tortured behind closed doors', available now, on iplayer. ukraine says it was responsible for the bomb attack in moscow which killed a senior russian general. kyiv says igor kirillov was a legitimate target, because he co—ordinated chemical weapons attacks on ukrainian forces. the kremlin says it was an act of terrorism, and is vowing revenge. steve rosenberg has the very latest from moscow. being filmed from a car opposite, a russian general and his assistant. here, what appears to be a scooter — we will come back to that. what followed was a giant explosion, with deadly consequences. the two men were killed, a moscow apartment block was now a crime scene. investigators sifted through the debris, searching for clues. later, a spokesperson for russia's investigative committee revealed that the bomb had been hidden on that scooter.

jd vance announced that daniel penny will be his honored guest at the football game saying daniel is's mob district attorney tried to ruin his life for having a backbone. joining me now to discuss this is new york public advocate jomani williams. i want to get your reaction to jd vance's sort of propositioning of daniel penny as somebody with a backbone and should be celebrated. >> the question is what are we actually celebrating? at best, we are celebrating a person who unintentionally perhaps killed a homeless man who was having a mental health episode and came on a subway car asking for money. why are we celebrating that? why all of a sudden with a dead person, jordan nealy is now not the victim, daniel penny who had no accountability held on him is somehow the victim. and we see this often, too often, who you decide to celebrate and why, we should be honest about it. jd vance is not being honest about what he is celebrating. i do not know daniel penny but i do know he decided to go to the bar, have a drink right after. now he is deciding to go to a football game and be a part of

no no no no no no no no no no. >> meeting danielle's dad. to understand the roots of his perfectionism. his mom, dad, wife catherine and danielle collaborate with some debate. >> yeah. >> on a super old school farmhouse. classic. the sort of thing that good times, bad times, a family could make with stuff that's always readily available on the farm. check this out. it's a hollowed out pumpkin layered with toasted hunks of stale country bread, which monsieur beaulieu senior bakes himself. nutmeg, grated gruyere cheese, mushrooms, fresh cream from the cows and the meat of the pumpkin. >> and that layer of bacon. also homemade pancetta. very good. oh, man, it's heavy. >> it's that up, i see. no passÉ. wait. voila! >> we made it! >> is he concerned the pumpkin is going to try to get out? daniel's dad could be something of a gallic macgyver. you don't waste stuff around here. and he's a bit of an inventor anyway. >> how much would you pay for a machine like this? >> look at this. >> an old washing machine turned still. >> what the hell is that? o

mayor elect daniel lurie is embracing that new approach. one that's left high-tech and more high contact. our lauren toms will show us how it's making a difference in china chinatown. >> reporter: sfpd officers are saying they are just blocks away when they heard a familiar sound. it was a well-known member of the chinatown area. a man with mental health and addiction issues. but through their years long effort building trust with the community. they knew how to resolve the situation. >> it's the example of how the community policing is actually working and helping to deescalate issues before they would turn into a violent use of force incident. >> the partners at central station for five years. they graduated from the police academy together in 2019. they have become engrained in the chinatown community. walking the walk as well as they would talk to talk. >> reporter: it is one of the few places in san francisco implementing community policing. as the force remains understaffed, but when they say they could be put to use across the city.

decide on a negligent homicide charge the manhattan jury delivered the verdict last hour clearing daniel penney and jordan elise stefanik dear. more serious manslaughter was dismissed earlier and deliberation because the jury deadlocked, both charges were felonies and carried the possibility of serious prison time we will have much more on this coming up to the other developing story, the fall of the syrian president bashar al-assad regime fox news correspondent alex hogan is live in tel aviv with more on that. >> in a stunning defeat ended into the asad regime the family had been in power for more than 50 years, syrian rebels now control the country, moments like this have been continuing to play out today with syrian rebels storming the palace once again after a brutal 13 years of civil war syrians have toppled statues of the family that ruled over syria for half a century. the regime known for mass incarceration and torture of its own people. rebel forces announced that they took damascus and set prisoners free president bashar al-assad fled to moscow and they broke out there in the c

he was alive when daniel penny exited the scene. jonathan turley, i want to ask you something outright that you've hinted at here. it is this. we are dealing with district attorney alvin bragg. there are dealing with somebody who brought an unprecedented case -- those are the words of "the new york times" -- against former president trump. we are dealing with somebody who took jose alba, -year-d man, a convenience store owner who defended himself in lawful self-defense, and putting in rikers island. and then public pressure came and the charges were dropped. we are dealing with someone who is not in the mainstream. with this case have been brought outside of d.c., l.a., or manhattan? >> i have doubts about that, quite frankly. his predecessor didn't want to bring the first trump case. bragg has created this impression of someone who is falling more cable news than the criminal code. this is a case that i think shows that. there is prosecutorial discretion that is supposed to kick in in cases like this. a prosecutor should look at th

she's got an interview with daniel penny coming up and there will be key to watch. he's going to have a lot to say. >> looking forward to that. the opposition to the jury verdict was striking today for a lot of people. many people believe daniel penny stepped into tried to save people, did not intend to kill jordan neely and it was an unfortunate accident. people will hold whatever opinions they want and will. >> sandra: thanks for joining us. i'm sandra smith. >> see you soon. >> martha: good afternoon, i am martha mccallum and this is "the story." a lot of breaking news this afternoon in new york, the name luigi mangione, that is who police believe the strong person of interest in the killing of unitedhealthcare ceo and father of two, brian thompson, who was gunned down in the early morning hours just a few days ago on his way to unitedhealthcare conference. this person of interest clearly knew where he would be and when. he is now arrested thanks to a worker and the mcdonald's in altoona, pennsylvania, who looked at him and called the police and said this person

. >>> daniel penney and his lawyers raising a toast to his freedom moments after a jury in manhattannd the marine veteran it not criminally guilty and the death of jordan neely and credits that we, the verdict with the court from errupting and claps as threats on daniel penny life the black lives matter at leaders who does days ago promised riots if daniel penny was acquitted. >> everybody as has it vigilantes, we need some black vigilantes! people want to jump up and choke us? and kill us for being allowed? how about we do the same? when they attempt to oppress us! >> the crime jordan neely was guilty of was color, these wonderful white people hope they celebrated their christmas while the jordan neely family is praying to god for comfort. [bleep] america. >> dana: judge jeanine pirro will have a major exclusive, she will be sitting down with daniel penny for his first interview since the not guilty verdict i cannot wait to see that, first look right here on the -- "the five" tomorrow and the full interview streams wednesday on fox nation. judge i'm so glad he will get at this chanc

daniel: well, it's different for everybody.ies on september 11th, and it was a similar situation that we're approaching people 20 years later. you track them down and you're a bit afraid that when you call them, they'll be angry at you for bringing up the worst day of their life. but actually, i don't think that ever happened. people were just incredibly gracious, incredibly kind, and not in every case, but in most cases very, very willing to share their story. they felt that something powerful had happened to them. and there was a certain level of wisdom about the things they experienced, the things they saw with their own eyes. ali: how much better are we equipped to predict a natural disaster like this one now? daniel: with tsunamis in particular, we're much better equipped than we were 20 years ago. part of the problem was that there was no tsunami warning center in the indian ocean. and the series follows a group of scientists who realize that there's been a massive earthquake, that there's a very likely tsunami, but they

that is what mayor-elect daniel lurie has agreed to. he said he's going to get the city back on track, but is it realistic? we'll talk with him in a few minutes. >>> but first some of your news headlines. today jurors saw the moment prosecutors say nima momeni stabbed cashapp founder bob lee. it was part of the prosecution's closing argument trying to prove momeni killed lee over an incident involving momeni's sister. prosecutors tried to show motive claiming that momeni drove lee to a dark san francisco street before attacking him and called into question his actions following the stabbing, asking why he didn't call police. momeni had said lee was the aggressor and he was acting in self-defense. >>> a small plane crashed in marin county today at gnoss field in novato. footage from our chopper shows the plane nose down next to the runway. county officials confirm a so-called ground loop during takeoff caused that crash. a ground loop is like a car fishtailing. this crash comes four months after a deadly small plane crash in the same fie

daniel penny is not a vigilante, he was not trying to avenge she was trying to obey.mon sense is well aware that our society is asking that if we see something, we say something. but that society is teaching that if we see something, we say nothing. we turn, and we walk away. let's bring an attorney and retired fbi specialist. thank you both for coming on we are going to get to the penny trial momentarily but, coming in on this suspect, is luigi mangione, fascinating. here is a new york city police commissioner on the arrest of the insurance ceo alleged killer, watch. you go online, you talk to people but what is fascinating is he was carrying all of this incriminating evidence, does that baffle you? >> initially it did but then i thought about it and i thought, he's a public transportation, how was he going to ditch the gun? is he going to tell the bus driver to pull over while a list weapon into the gully or into the river? no, and guns are very difficult to wash your dna off of. diddy of alcohol alcohol wipes? i think as my friend jim fitzgerald said earlier today

daniel villarreal sueña en grande.que es es para mi familia. me gusta jugar por mi familia. quiero, quiero llegar profesional para ellos. a sus 13 años, daniel nos explica la importancia de sus raíces latinas y también cómo disfruta de las bondades de la cultura mexicana. significa mucho porque es estar en contacto con otras personas que yo no podría tener si yo no estaba latino. también significa que que tengo una diferente perspectiva en cosas que hago. me gusta la comida mexicana mucho, los tacos me gustan mucho, pero el pozole y los tamales me gustan mucho. el fútbol no es su única prioridad, pues daniel villarreal se toma muy en serio su educación, en donde también apunta muy alto mi educación va, va bien. quiero estudiar negocios pues es es una cosa que puedo sacar mucho dinero para yo y para mi familia también. en la secundaria me gustaría, me gustaría sacar buenas calificaciones y tratar de llegar hasta stanford desde allí. como desde niño me gustaría. me gustaba que el stanford era como tenía fútbol y tenían b

daniel linskey in boston. nice to see you. >> officer frye is six months into his time serving his fellow people here in pennsylvania and he acted swiftly. he acted with smarts, and he acted with calm. >> dana: pennsylvania governor josh shapiro praising the rookie policeman who helped arrest the suspected killer. they were first to respond after a mcdonalds customer and employee recognized the person of interest and called it in. frye describes how it all went down. >> we knew that was our guy but he was very -- he was very cooperative with us. didn't give us too many issues. once we found out his identity, we took it from there. it feels good to get a guy like that off the especially starting my career this way, it feels great. >> dana: mayor eric adams also called frye to congratulations him. >> bill: let's get overseas in syria. israel taking no chances. they struck chemical weapon sites in syria after the overthrow of the assad regime to prevent the weapons of mass destruction from falling into the wrong

so they'd say, daniel, i've, i've got about 30 seconds. let me, let me ask you, and based on everything you're telling us, is he going to last longer than his predecessor did? so i think that's the 64000000 euro question. i'd say yes, i know there's so actually saying these even more from child than the previous prime minister of the stream right wing and our party, which is the single largest party in the national assembly. you saying those boats against him, unless he agrees in their weights to listen to the opposition and to build a reasonable and well sewed outputs as if it keeps that you can calculate space. and from these parts of journalist daniel brown in paris with the latest there on the new prime minister of france. daniel, thank you. thank you. you're watching the news. i'll be back at the top of the hour with more world news. i hope to see you then the name is the calls back saved. now thank you so much for joining in. welcome to don't hold bad. a lot of people do that. it's all about saying a loud noise would have been nosy,

he has no record, daniel penny. as an honorable and marine and seems like a wonderful, very humble person. but he put his own life in jeopardy, which as christians we are supposed to lay down our lives if necessary and love our neighbor. i think he was actually trying to love his neighbors and unfortunately it ended up resulting in another individual's death. but, that's an amazing young man, in my view. >> well, i think that daniel penny's actions were heroic. and the heroic doesn't have anything to do with the fact that jordan neely died. heroic has to do with the fact that he stood up when no one else would to protect other people who were vulnerable. this guy was schizophrenic. he was high on synthetic marijuana and as a former police officer i have dealt with people who are on k 2 spice synthetic marijuana. and they are outrageously strong and do a lot of damage to you if you don't restrain them. so daniel penny was doing what other real men should be doing and that's restraining this guy until law enforcement

one of them was danielle carr—gomm, from lewes in east sussex.red the daily injections of insulin. thank you all for coming here. so in 2016, she turned to hongchi xiao, who ran slapping therapy workshops. but his only training was in finance. i find that i've been able to reduce my insulin by half... danielle, here at one of his workshops, was convinced he could help. you can see the bruises on her arm from the slapping, and she praises hongchi xiao with an almost religious devotion. you're definitely a messenger sent by god — that i'm sure of. but four days into a slapping workshop at this retreat in wiltshire, danielle died. she had stopped taking the insulin for her diabetes, believing everything that hongchi xiao had claimed. in previous interviews, he'd always maintained his methods worked. it has a healing effect, number one, on diabetic one, diabetic two, and also on all the heart diseases, all kinds of... also high blood pressure. it works. it works so well that people love it. hongchi xiao admitted to the court that he wasn't medically

daniel wasn't even arrested. the cops let him go. the d.a. went in after protesters were out in the street. you cannot have a criminal justice system governed by protesters. you go to the medical examiner, which provided joke of a testimony. you didn't consider all the drugs in the alleged victim's system as way death? you didn't look at any of thats. and a forensic pathologist goes through the drugs and the sickle cell and the jury wanted more information about that. i do believe that you got to go after prosecutors and agents that are part of the criminal justice system that were co corrupt. >> rachel: collusion with the medical examiner. what was interesting, brian brought up a lot about what daniel penny life was like. a good kid, marine, studying architecture, on his way to the gym, in the symphony. they dug in and couldn't find anything. the question i have, after he's acquitted, what happens to the average joe who maybe their path is not that great, like normal people and they try to help and be a good samaritan? would they have surviv

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daniel penny is a hero!a: and of course unhinged liberals will always find a way to blame trump. >> part of a class and culture war we see. i think a lot of it has come out of the woodwork since last presidential election where hate is allowed to be impetus to support certain people in certain causes. >> laura: and finally, they are finding excuses justifying the killing of the health care co. >> an icu nurse commenting on reddit and honestly i'm not wishing anyone harm that you spend so much time and made so much money by increasing the suffering around deal, but it is hard for me to summon empathy that you died." >> people feel disaffected, angry, cheated, that there is no way to participate in the system in a fairway. >> that goes to the heart of the matter, doesn't it? a perceived injustice that this killer was fighting against. now we've heard the same rhetoric and it was used in justifying the blm riots go to the harassment against conservative supreme court justices. that threats against pro-life inst

this is daniel's room. the ceiling hoist isn't right for daniel.ant to get daniel out. we have to get him in the sling and hoist him up over to the chair, then he moves out the way so we can move other things out the way. that is a tight squeeze for him to get around and not take the gate with him. daniel says he has been on the housing waiting list for seven years. next year he will finally move into his new home with his mum, but it's still not ideal. yeah, better than where you are at the moment. yes, yeah. two years ago the previous government promised that all new homes would be built to the new adaptable standard, meaning they don't have steps and are more spacious. but that hasn't happened, and there are growing calls for labour to make this a priority. there's certainly not enough quality accessible accommodation available for them, and that is something that urgently needs to be reviewed and addressed. so we would be looking for commitments of around 8—10% of homes being built that are accessible. there's no way of really knowing just how

daniel, we appreciate _ criminal case. daniel, we appreciate your - criminal case.iate your reaction l criminal case. daniel, we. appreciate your reaction to criminal case. daniel, we - appreciate your reaction to all of this. white house reporter or politico. just to say that the bbc live pages up and running on this story. the headlines asjoe biden it was full and unconditional pardon for some hunter biden. the surprise move as you can imagine, lots of reaction pouring in, and you can read through that on the bbc live page. meanwhile, president biden is heading to angola on his first and only visit to africa as president. he's expected to highlight a us loan to help build a new 1,300—kilometre railway. it will connect the angolan port of lobito to zambia's copperbelt and the democratic republic of congo's cobalt mines. the project is seen as a direct challenge to china's dominance in the region's mining and infrastructure sectors. anti—government protesters in georgia have been clashing for a fourth night with riot police. the unrest was triggered by the prime min

daniel penny may not have meant to do this, and he did.many times in his life we would not have gotten to this point. instead of bringing daniel penny to football game we can discuss what resources new york city needs to address the chronically homeless and chronically mentally ill. but that's what they want. they want to celebrate something else. hopefully we can respond with the humanity where we can calm things down and address things with and, instead of or. >> public city advocate, jumaane williams, thank you. >>> donald trump on cracking down on wokeness and diversity. but major companies have decided to go ahead and get a head start. i will talk with an expert guest about what that means for business right after the break. ? so i started my own studio. getting a brick and mortar in new york is not easy. chase ink has supported us from studio one to studio three. when you start small, you need some big help. and chase ink was that for me. earn up to 5% cash back on business essentials with the chase ink business cash card from chase

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this is the daniel penny segment, i know. i'm so happy for him.ture degree, i think he is going for an architecture degree and i hope he gets a great job and i love his spirit. and i love the way he doesn't seem to be at all defensive or angry. the part of what he said about the system. he has been victor hated, and i wish him nothing but the best and nothing but blessings going forward. >> judge jeanine: but he is a civil lawsuit -- >> harold: i wish and blessings and that, too. >> joey: we have said at the stable since i have been here this week, maybe him being found innocent with not stop people from stepping in, but i kind of see at the other way around, he was still put on trial. he was still charged and put on trial. you saw the judge make moves that kind of put against his favor. and other people giving him death threats. so even though he was found innocent, as a result of all of this, that people in new york saying you know what, better not step in because i might get charged, too. >> jesse: i've canceled all car services going forward a

this is a big victory for daniel penny. of people say it shouldn't have gone to trial. >> thanks for the question. it's a failure on the part of alvin bragg. he tried this case for political racial reasons, for ten days this case was sitting there. he decided to prosecute, and the jury said no. it's very clear that alvin bragg goes after people that basically if politically motivated. he went after trump and he went after this individual because the suspect was black and the jury said no. >> yep, and what do you make of this idea that after the judge dismissed the more serious charge regarding manslaughter that alvin bragg came back to the judge and said we've got to give the jury another charge. let's go with the negligent homicide charge and the judge said okay and gave another charge of the jury and they went away for the weekend and came back this morning and said it's just not there. we haven't proven what we need to bring back the conviction. what do you think of what some people say is the game the manhattan prosecut

daniel penny you that passengers were in trouble.to kill somebody on that subway car. i'm a woman who watched the subway all the time in new york city and i will tell you you have to be on high alert all the time. you can never let your guard down because there are so many people who have not gotten the help the needy new york city. this is the case all around the country. but i think the jury spoke loud and clear and it was a resounding we are not putting up with this anymore and alvin bragg wanted nothing more than to make this a race issue. even the protesters afterwards want to make it a race issue. but honestly i have a message to eric adams. right now i feel like he is in a very emboldened place, you should make daniel penny in charge of cleaning up the subway system. may can be schizophrenic homeless star of the city and i'm telling you people would be thankful for that. >> tyrus: the whole process that you find it weird when first the jury came back and then they got the judge to throw it out so they can go after a lesser cha

yeah, daniel, this will be a new occupation. and oh, in the meantime everyone that is real is going to wrap up the west bank if you know what i mean. okay. but serious is there any it doesn't exist as a state. it's, it's, it's, it's been partition. we don't know the lines right now. i don't know how the the, the americans and their curtis allies are going to do with their to one. um, but all i know for sure, daniel, is this going to be a lot of chaos. it's gonna last a long time and it's going to be very violent. daniel, a lot of the us just pretty good a chaos humans. yeah. that'd be earlier. we see how that's worked out and they don't care. i mean, in a sense, the h t s, as an after thought, i mean they're, they're a convenient uh, a tool. but i mean, i think i'm, you know, the real action was right after they run least, as i call the said here was the destruction of any ability of syria to defend itself. mean, i think that's the real action here, and it's such a great point. i don't think it's a coincidence didn't happen righ

um, but all i know for sure, daniel, is this going to be a lot of chaos. it's gonna last a long time and it's going to be very violent. daniel, a lot of the us is pretty good, the chaos you mention, and it'd be earlier. we see how that's worked out and they don't care. i mean, in a sense, the h t us as an after thought, i mean, they're, they're a convenient uh, a tool. but i mean, i think on, you know, the real action was right after they run least, as my colleagues said, here wasn't destruction of any ability of syria to defend itself. mean, i think that's the real action here, and it's such a great point. i don't think it's a coincidence that it happened right when the so called cease fire was signed, they had to get rid of the supply lines and make sure that his blog could not be resupplied and ended simply destroyed serial completely. you know, the notion of gas lighting isn't, is a very important one, and i'm glad my colleague brought it up because that's exactly what's happening with the united states in the us house of representatives. you have the

daniel penny intended to kill jordan neely but the legal standard is recklessness.the manslaughter charge. a reckless disregard for human life. so the prosecutor's case is that daniel penny taking jordan neely down initially is justified. however, he held him down too long and during that time period daniel penny should have known and actually ignored a risk that jordan neely would. and ultimately did and ultimately caused his death. so it's still a difficult case to prove, but the legal standard is much different than an intentional standard penny chose not to testify. >> do you think that's the right call? >> well, that was a complicated one, because a lot of people were predicting that he that he would because it's a self-defense case so in a self-defense case, it's important for the jury to understand whether there was here are the elements, an imminent threat was the was the action justified? was it proportionate to the risk? and hearing that from the defendant, from daniel penny and specifically explaining why he held jordan neely down for for that six minute

and in lake jackson, we cross who daniel mcadams. he's the executive director of the wrong paul institute for peace and prosperity. gentlemen, cross stock rolls and the fact that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate, daniel, i'd like to go to you 1st because i need your help in understanding what's going on in syria because, you know, i been, i'm in the news business, it's my job to follow what people are saying. and i'm coming across these kind of strange narratives, like, for instance, the 1st one, syria has been liberated by brave freedom fighters. okay. it's one narrative. but all long sighted israel obviously needs to invade syria because the country has been invaded by dangerous terrace. i don't see how those 2 can coincide, and then there's a 3rd one. you will terrorists are not able terrorist anymore. they are actually are friends and willing to work with the west. do you have your favorite narrative or do you have another one for me? well, here's another one for you. israel was israel was somehow abl

daniel: yeah.e should see political turbulence, demonstrations, whether korea wrestles with impeachment or conceivably president yoon stepping down. this present serious challenges for the united states can we have a lot riding on our alliance with soul and political stability is something that -- seoul, and political stability is something that we really need. if he steps down, there is an interim period, followed by snap elections, and they are off to the races. we see in this movie before inbee park administration. sumi: we have to leave it they are, but daniel, thank you so much for joining us. israel's defense minister has warned lebanon will suffer consequences if the cease-fire between israel and hezbollah collapses. the u.s., which brokered the agreement with france and is monitoring its compliance, said largely spoke -- largely speaking, the cease-fire is holding. there are fears that it could fall apart. jon: when is a cease-fire not a cease-fire? that is the ambiguous shaky ground on whi

daniel penny who for the last year and a half went through.d imprisonment as far as i am concerned by a corrupt political prosecutor. a medical examiner who would wait for the test results. i wouldn't tolerate that as a medical examiner when i was d.a. we don't care how much drugs he had in him. this is a strangulation. without the all injuries that i won't waste your time with fear. daniel penny however does face civil charges going forward. but tomorrow and today when i spoke to his lawyers and to him, they are trying to celebrate and take in the fact that the justice system work for them. >> he is 27 years old. >> 26. >> his life has been on hold ever since he stepped in. harold, how do you rate this result? >> it's good to be with everybody. today was which our justice system delivered a verdict. i did not want to see daniel penny convicted of even what was dismissed by the judge -- which was a curious decision by the judge in this case. i would agree with judge jenny. one of the focuses today, mayor adam said it well a day or two ago when

chicago resident danielle carter walters is going to speak out.ut first, this: president-elect trump's nominees making the rounds on capitol hill to the gather senate support before their confirmation hearings. let's get the update right now, senior national correspondent aishah hasnie is live on cap until -- capitol hill with the stories. what's happening now? >> reporter: good evening to you, a lot of news coming many on capitol hill. so trump's pentagon nominee, pete hegseth, is currently meeting with senator steve daines. he just popped out of a meeting with senator murkowski who is a very important vote for him. he called that morning excellent and said that he appreciated her input a great deal. he is meeting with senator susan collins tomorrow. these two senators, murkowski and collins, elizabeth, are pretty moderate republicans who have a streak of an independent streak when it comes to president trump. collins tells fox news that she is going to ask hegseth tomorrow about ukraine, sexual assault in the military, combat, women in combat an

i don't want to deal with what daniel penny dealt with. >> the supporters of daniel penny feel that way. why would they go through the things that he did? that legal process, not only was it exhaustive and upheaval of his personal life and also very costly. of course, looking at that situation, his supporters will say maybe this will be the chilling effect that people will not intervene. look at what took place with daniel penny. there is certainly supporters that believe that's taking place. hopefully even -- hopefully there are others that will step in and even in his interview with judge pirro, daniel penny said he would, if given the circumstances, in his future would need assistance he would step in and do so. even -- maybe someone out there who feels that they don't want to intervene, take those words and certainly coming from daniel penny himself saying that he would go and intervene if necessary in the future if somebody does take place. >> aishah: this is what the former dhs deputy assistant secretary said about the sad, sad set of circumstances we're living in now. >> maybe it