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but i always have to remind folks the first words jordan neally said was i'm hungry. danieltervene. someone could have intervened with some food. >> so one of the things i think need to be discussed and i'm curious to see your thoughts, we have actually seen this before. you mentioned daniel pantaleo. who killed eric garner. we have seen it with kyle rittenhouse. where the right maga if you will, the extreme far right decides to take these vigilantes and prop them up as heros. how dangerous do you feel like that is both politically and practically when you don't have a sense of context, when you don't really understand how the dynamics in new york city function. to take daniel penny to the army navy football game and put him as a hero on a national level. how problematic do you see that being? >> you are conflating victims and heros. you should want someone to intervene if someone needs help but you should not be able to choke someone to death even if it is unintentional. and have no consequences at all. not the worst consequences but no consequences. and i will add to that

mayor elect daniel lowry said today that he's hiring ned siegel as the first ever chief of housing and economic development. siegel worked for five years as the chief financial officer on twitter. lowry and siegel have known each other since they both attended a private middle school in the city. a small yet possibly significant change in vacancy rates could be a first sign of a turnaround for san francisco's office market. numbers from commercial real estate market research firm jll show the office vacancy rate fell slightly in the fourth quarter. this decrease is less than a full point, but it is the first decline. keep in mind, since 2020. san francisco has been struggling, as you know, to get workers back into the office after remote work became the norm during the pandemic. another big development plan is in the works for san francisco's outer sunset neighborhood. the two mixed use towers, 124 stories high. the other 22 stories, would have 446 units of housing. our media partner, the san francisco standard, shared these renderings with us. 207 units would be below market value for

dan daniel lurie, said that he is going to lean heavily into ai and open ai founder sam altman is part of his transition team. what do you think that's going to look like for the city? >>>>well, i think the city clearly needs a lot of help on the governance side, and i think people voted lurie in because they weren't happy with the status quo. too few >anne>things >>are fundamentally changing. arguably, cities are very, very complex systems, as it were. and so maybe the hope here is that altman and and more ai tools and solutions could potentially help solve some of some of the city's problems. but at the very least, i think there is a lobby for expanding investment in in san francisco. >anne>and i think for, you know, the layman here, this again, this technology is evolving so quickly, it's like, i don't even know what to be worried about. you know, there's the whole is it going to take your job thing. is there any other dangers that we should sort of be on the lookout for? >>>>yeah. and as your previous i think, segment showed, right. that that fear of, of, of massive layoffs is over

mayor elect daniel lowry said that the results of the election really give him a mandate. he got 56% of the vote compared to london breed's 44%. and we'll have to see how many more specifics we can get once he takes office january 8th in san francisco. kris sanchez, nbc, bay area news. all right, chris, thanks. well, holiday travel in full swing as we quickly approach christmas. we check in with the conditions at bay area airports. plus, we're always playing musical charger at home to see you know who gets to charge first. here in the bay area, we know there are more and more electric vehicles on california roads, but it still seems like drivers are fighting to find open chargers. up next, we're going to break down the new push to bring more power to south bay boxing instructor accused of sexually assaulting two clients will make his first court appearance. authorities arrested 42 year old tristan arfi last month. now he runs yrb fitness gym in downtown san jose. prosecutors say that he touched two of his female clients inappropriately during massages, and he attempted to

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 could have been prevented. even though daniel penny was acquitted, he still had to go through the trial, the expense, the stress of not knowing if he is going to prison. it is horrific. you go back to the fact that this was preventable. we know the biden administration after -- they didn't do anything to prevent people from coming in. >> aishah: how does this change, mercedes? how do people find faith in the system again where, you know, whether they are on a subway, on the street, people popping around the corner and sucker punching someone. how do people have faith in the system if they do help somebody out that they'll be protected as well? >> that's the million dollar questions. it will take things like encouraging people to step in. certainly mta had a fantastic program many years ago said if you see something, say something. try to elevate that type of message. elevate it by saying we're here to support the

daniel penny case. yesterday they got instructions and deliberated for one hour and asked for read-back of the judge said regarding justifiable defense. what is justifiable defense to make sure daniel penny followed it or if he exceeded it and we won't know until they say okay, we have a decision. >> lawrence: there is vacuum in the country right now, we have demonized law enforcement. we want bad ones gone. we have demonized cops and they have stepped back. we have liberal d.a.s that let peopl people roam the street and that lawlessness has spread throughout this city and country and because of that vacuum, we need good men to step up when we see erratic behavior on the subway, on the street, within apartments. i went home the other day in manhattan and all the windows shattered, homeless guy got into it with security at the front desk and started being erratic. took the cops hours to get there, this is normalized behavior. the jury needs to listen to what the judge is telling them as far as instruction and go by the law. if you feel reasonable doubt, there is down ballot there. if we don't do right, no

judge jeanine pirro, said to interview daniel penny as he refers to we go downtown to correspondent cbton reporting live from the courthouse in lower manhattan. >> hi, martha, the rain moved in and the protesters moved out but when they were here they slammed the jury and the verdict, one about protesters said daniel penny should pack up and get out of town. for penny and his defense team, it's a win. here they are celebrating at a bar after court. they told me they were consciously up -- cautiously optimistic. jurors deliberated for about an hour and 15 that is before returning the not guilty verdict. for the first time we saw some emotion from penny who smiled when he learned his fate, supporters of jordan neely began to sob. the manhattan d.a.'s office saying "the jury has spoken. we deeply respect the jury process and we respect their verdict. an attorney for neely's father who has filed a civil lawsuit against penney's has the jury left them down. >> i promise this family we would get justice. we are still going to do that. we're going to move forward with our suit. the district a

said a lot. >> bill: he did not get far, daniel, in the end. seems to me he is familiar with the commonwealth of pennsylvania. that's where he went to school. maybe this is as far as he was planning to go. what is your take so far on what we've learned? >> clearly the activation of the citizens to be on the lookout for this individual was instrumental in catching him. goes back to the old sheriff's days where they would enact a posse. now we have a digital posse. thankfully that citizen saw something, said something and did something. significant evidence has been recovered. the fact he held onto the weapon tells me he might have been considering other people to go after here. i know in the statement that he wrote he talked about parasites plural. we'll be looking to see if he had other plans and targeted other individuals. that piece of evidence ties him to the scene. holding on to it means he was intending to use it for self-harm if confronted by law enforcement or to engage in more violence. thankful le he was taken off the streets quickly .

>> daniel: six shows. >> stephen: and i have said craig every time. n: 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 love it. a very interesting. >> stephen: this is daniel craig's best interview with stephen colbert he has ever had. >> daniel: it is about time. >> stephen: it is about time that we stop thinking about you. we have to take a break, we will be right back with more daniel craig, everybody. ♪ what the world needs now ♪ ♪ is love, sweet love ♪ ♪ it's the only thing ♪ ♪ that t

that what daniel penny started out doing was laudable, that was his words, but he saidaniel penny has consistently insisted that he did not intend to cause harm to jordan neely. >> keep us posted, thank you for the update. >>> up next on ana cabrera reports, the mystery deepens. more sightings of unidentified drones in the skies of new york and new jersey and new warnings about the security threat they pose. >> is there a methodology? >> right now we just want to identify what it is. your welcom. and play with the sportsbook born in vegas. all these seats. really? get up to a $1500 new customer offer in bonus bets when you sign up now. betmgm. download and bet today. (vo) these days, $20 won't get you far. but at red lobster, you're big shrimpin' baby! it's shrimp your way. choose 3 flavors for $20*, like crispy dragon shrimp. get to big shrimpin' today, only at red lobster. at harbor freight, we do business differently from the other guys. we design and test our own tools. and sell them directly to you. no middleman. just quality tools you can trust at prices you'll lo

senator from connecticut has had great interviews recently which he says as more than a diagnosis as daniel said, democrats have to reverse what they've done, which is democrats, harris, all of them, you know, spend 80% of their time with these fine tuned wonky policy things. i have a plan. here is the plan. and they're civil and they're pearl clutching mitt romney-esque in their style which can't go on. instead of having 80% about your policy details and 20% of, hey, i'm angry, this is a rigged system. they should reverse that and do what donald trump redoes, but ao make p good on the deliverablesf that, right? to be economic populists, real economic populists which they have moved to, which they're becoming, but then with the message enand the messengers th, you know, become the message. whether it's john fetterman, whether it's bernie sanders, whether it's anthony delgado, whether it's -- we could name wh them, you know, jared goldman maine. after left or moderate, it doesn't matter if they can win. by being and seeming, you know, kind of walking the walk as well as talking the talk. >> danie

it is no coincidence, there is only a video of the daniel's restraint because he saidtime people felt safe enough to take out a phone. he pointed the body camera video showing subway riders felt relieved when penny stepped in. also arguing that penny only kept holding the restraint because the other man kept fighting back saying the prosecution have not proven that penny kept squeezing up until the moment he let go of nearly. prosecutor so far in their closing argument told jurors, while there is no evidence he scared other riders, the choke hold was held for too long. penny's initial restraint became unjustified when he kept his hold even after the subway doors opened and passengers were free to leave. the accused penny of lying about things that would make him appear guilty and his nearly 30 minute taped interview with detectives after the incident. once the prosecution finishes its closing statement, jurors are set to begin the liberation. >> trace: thank you, let's begin criminal defence attorney and federal litigator vic with eyes and her criminal defence attorney

the manchester area coroner, zak golombeck, has said that "daniel burke died with bravery and valournour". detective chief superintendent lewis hughes from the greater manchester police gave this statement. our deepest condolences are with daniel's family and close friends who have been at the heart of our pursuit for answers as they navigate through the complexities of daniel's death. their pain has been worsened by the lack of answers available in difficult and challenging circumstances that have unfolded over these past 17 months. we hope that today's ruling of unlawful killing goes some way in reassuring daniel's family and loved ones that this wasn't an accident. daniel was killed and his family deserve answers. specialist family liaison officers were sent 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 briti

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daniel's local authority said it took over the management of housing in order to build and deliver moreple. it says it is a national issue and strongly relies on increased and more urgent support from government. the government says it is providing a range of safe and suitable accessible housing as part of its ambitions to build 1.5 million new homes over the next five years, and it will set out its policies shortly. two russian oil tankers have sunk in bad weather in the kerch strait that separates russia from occupied crimea. footage shows one tanker split in half. an operation is under way to rescue the crews and assess the extent of the oil spill. russia has been using a fleet of so—called �*ghost�* tankers to evade western sanctions. many of these are old and poorly maintained. bbc world service europe regional editor danny aeberhard, talked us though what has happened. first of all, we heard from russia's emergency ministry that there were two oil tankers in trouble but have been damaged. the ministry said one tanker had run aground and another was adrift, there is a big storm, it

daniel: six shows. it's fine. >> stephen: and i have said "cregg" every time. >> 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 you don't want to be my son, because i am james w. "coal-bert." and you are james w. coal-bear. that makes no sense at all. my father said to all of us and there were 11 of us. he said you can be whatever you want. so some of us are coal-bert and some of us are coal-bear. and a lot of us are lawyers and the family joke is this is the law firm of coal-bert, coal-bert, coal-bert, and coal-bear. this is a good interview about me. >> daniel: i love it. >> stephen: this is one of daniel craig's best interview about stephen colbert he has ever had. >> daniel: it's about time. >> stephen: it is about damn time we stop thinking

no good samaritan like a daniel penny jumps in to try and help. >> you just said daniel penny's name. daniel penny was the good samaritan that came today to individuals on the subway there. individual was choked to death. as a result of that, he was put on trial. and he was just found not guilty there in new york. it's simple that people are very much aware that they want to be good samaritans. they don't want to face charges. in the circumstances that we will face here with this man on the train there, this illegal immigrant, sebastian zapeta who from all indications set this woman on fire, there was nobody on that train that could have gotten to her in time. this homeless woman that was on the train that was set afire by this man. griff, we have to say quickly, we have to look at mental illnesses in cases like this. just a reasonable human being would not do what zapeta is charged with here on a train in new york. >> it's certainly got new york city rattled for such a horrific and heinous crime. mayor adams trying to ease people's nerves. this is unacceptable. we will see where it

mayor elect daniel lowry said today he's hiring ned siegel as the first ever chief of housing and economicevelopment. siegel worked for five years as the chief financial officer of twitter. lowry and siegel have known each other since they both attended a private middle school in the city. >> a popular bakery in the east bay is leaving oakland after ten years. firebrand artisan breads will close its broadway location in uptown oakland on friday. in a social media post, the founder said he decided not to renew the lease. firebrand will consolidate into one location at its production facility and cafe, which is in alameda, not too far away. the company makes an effort to hire people who are formerly incarcerated or have other barriers to employment. today, california's attorney general held a meeting in los angeles to talk about the rights of immigrants across the state. the meeting is the first in a series leading up to inauguration day in january. >> as the president elect makes clear his intent to move forward with. let's be clear an inhumane and destructive immigration agenda. i'm here t

the subway car threatening people and that daniel penny simply stepped in to prevent him from hurting others. on the other side is the prosecution. they have said that daniel penny disregarded jordan nealy's life and acted recklessly by ignoring the risk of placing him in that six minute choke hold and their star witness was the city's medical examiner, who found that jordan neeley had died from compression to the neck. the defense tried to counter that testimony by bringing in their own medical expert, who said that jordan neeley died from a complication of different factors. the fact that he was high on k2, that he suffered from psychotic schizophrenia and the excitement of the struggle between jordan neeley and daniel penny. now, this is a case that has really focused on the city's crisis with people who are experiencing mental health issues as well as public safety. on the subways. there were several witnesses who talked about feeling scared when they saw jordan neeley and relieved that penny had stepped in. this will all be determined by the

of falsifying business records for hiding $130,000 in payments to adult film actress stormy daniels, he said with his presidential duties. merchan writing, quote: the president himself may speak in his unofficial capacity as a candidate or party leader, and certainly he can do so in his private capacity as well. my argument that private conduct transforms into official conduct, he says, is without merit. the jurors did hear testimony that that trump met the oval office when he was president with his then-lawyer, michael cohen, about reimbursing cohen for paying stormy. well, that's not an official act, ruled merchan. he also ruled that trump's tweets like this one deriding michael cohen's abilities as a lawyer, well, those weren't official acts either. trump posted his response saying in markets quote: merchan, who is a radical partisan, wrote an opinion that is knowingly unlawful, goes against our constitution and if allowed to stand, he said, would be the end of the presidency as we know it. trump's lawyers are likely to appeal this decision. you know, they've also today written to judge m

and i know that you also talked with him as well, marcus, and we know that mayor elect daniel lowry said have an administration that reflects the diversity of san francisco and that is not just culturally, but also in terms of business. he has some big names in tech who are part of his and his team moving forward, including former twitter executive ned segal and openai ceo sam altman. the message he wants to send is that san francisco is open for business, which will require addressing open air drug markets and crime. mayor elect lowry has said that he wants to immediately clear encampments, ensuring that the city has enough shelter beds and access to emergency psychiatric services, plus treatment and rehab for people battling addiction. we have to revive our tourism. we have to revive our downtown, and that's going to require us making sure that we get conferences back to san francisco, that we get business back, because once we get business back, our small businesses can start to thrive and we can grow our economy. our tourism is one thing. but for people trying to make it in the bay.

he kept holding him. >> defense attorney stephen razor said it is no coincidence there is only this video of daniele only time people felt safe enough to take out a phone. he used the widely circulated video to argue to jurors that penny only kept holding the restraint because neely kept fighting back. he is argue the prosecution has not proven that penny kept squeezing up until the moment he let go of neely and reminded jurors of the defense expert who said the choke hold did not kill neely, but rather the combined effects of a genetic effect, schizophrenia, and exertion during the struggle. because today's proceedings began late, it is likely that jurors will not begin deliberations until tomorrow. >> sandra: we will be watching it. in new york city for us, thank you. where it is our next guest see all this heading? fox news contributor ted williams joins us. great to see you. based on what we have heard in the court room, where do you see this going? >> you know, sandra, it is very difficult to say, in what direction this case is going. we do know that the prosecution's case primarily is that da

so daniel borrowed tyler's phone and made that 17-second call. "the old man" saided the three to come to him. and they went to his residence, where he paid them the $10,000. andrea canning: "the old man," no surprise, was hamid ghassemi. if he and the hired guns had been trying to communicate on the down low, that one call from tyler's phone had been a major screw up. that phone call unraveled a diabolical murder plot. that phone call, one phone call, unraveled his whole plot to get away with killing his ex-wife. andrea canning: tyler said that after they got paid, hamid had one more request. he also gave them a gas can and told them to go burn the car. and we had also located some video from that area. and you can see the vehicle engulfed in flames. andrea canning: as for daniel richter-- daniel richter ended up being one of the mechanics at import one. andrea canning: import one, hamid ghassemi's dealership. prosecutors learned that daniel had been spending a lot of time with hamid and trying hard to impress him. here he is. he's got a felony conviction. he's got

what about a white man during cross-examination who said that he was afraid of daniel penny, the one ad and said he was a framed, he was a white man. but if it were a latino man was holding his arms? >> i'm not someone identify everyone by race. you are. >> joey: judge, need to go to you first. what did you take from daniel penny's reflection about the courage of the jury to do it again? >> it's interesting because danny said he wasn't a political person. he says that in the interview, it's not something that i normally follow. but he was savvy enough to understand, in spite of that, that it not only took courage for this jury to do it they did, because he knew that this was a political, pipe bomb. they were trying to make it about race. and he recognized the courage, and he said he wanted to hug them, not got to tell you, there were camera guys in there. there were a lot of people in there. and guys teared up when he said that, that he wanted to hug them. he is as honest, as believable, and as credible as anyone i have ever met. and, you know, he was beaten by the system, and he talk

you all said right when daniel penny got arrested. sitant on the new york city subways throughout this city and quite frankly across the country to step in when stepping in is needed to protect their fellow man or woman. we see it. here. this is the function of what happens. when you have a da alvin bragg thinking is he going to lead restorative justice to the world. soft on criminals to rehabilitate them. what you have a situation where criminals feel like they can act however they want. and then you have a guy like daniel penny doing the right thing, gets jammed up to use the words of curtis. and the whole system is reversed. i'm hoping we can reverse it again but i don't know. >> nicole: what about the fact it took three high school students on entirely different train to spot this guy despite the fact that we have all of these cameras everywhere and we have all of these identification means. high school students find him on the subway. >> brian: i like you do take all hands on deck approach and they called 911. so this guy, after h

>> ainsley: we will remember daniel penny's lawyers said who would you rather have on the train? >> of course. >> i don't care if i go to jail or everybody dies or would you rather have daniel penny who served our country and also is protecting the women and the babies on that train? i know ohio would want. i would want him on there i would be so grateful and be appalled if someone were attacking me and nobody would defend me. that's what we are going to get in new york. people are going to be could scared to stand up for someone. >> that family suing to try to get some money out of this lower threshold should ask themselves and look in the mirror why did you let your son even though he is an adult schizophrenic history of violence with something like 4 or 50 arrest you let him out and wonder why he ends up with this type of fate? you let him out on us to go wild in new york city? like so many other lunatics who need mental health care? >> ainsley: why wasn't he locked up if he had a rap sheet. i know parents can't. >> brian: turning point. this is good news. >> this is a turning

was shot and killed the day off to mos on beaks. constitutional counsel declared daniel chapel, president elect. he said she was going to buy sugar and got caught up in protest measurement. fortunately, reporting that she had no problems with anybody, she was on zillow and was happy. she was like a mother to me. the whole family said she was a quiet, humble woman who was in the wrong place at the wrong time. there has been unrest in mozambique so to speak to the elections in october. christ group said thousands of people have been killed in the past 3 months of protests daniel chop was, you know, the ration is in january and the 5th it will be a flash point for those was such and the election was stolen. lead is the southern africa say the already to assist mozambique. the longer it takes to resolve the political crisis, the more nervous people are expected to get. what is really being helpful these days is that the, the, the army is in the streets. it's not too bad for kimberly the doing the face actions and to make the detours for those who are in the sweep, trying to move in tried to create a disabil

price groups said thousands of people have been killed in the past 3 months of process. daniel chop was an organization is in january and the 5th it will be a flash point for those was such and the election was done in lead is the southern africa say they are ready to assist mozambique. the longer it takes to resolve the political crisis, the more nervous people are expected to get. what is really being helpful these days is that the, the, the army is in the streets. it's not too bad for kimberly the doing the phase 2 actions in to make the detours for those who are in the sweep, trying to move in tried to create a disability ition in, in the, in the area the capital is common now, but a lot of property has been vandalized or destroyed with advocate need is quoting for peace in mozambique. people hope this could put pressure on politicians here to enter this crisis quickly. how do we tests out? is there a level 2? how's the budget on that line says initial findings reveal, external interference was likely to blame for the crash of his passenger jets and catholic song. us, as al

i thought i spell that i bought that said as opposed to a school bus. danielle, i get a bullet, did they said, should i be a super expensive horse? hasn't done with me? the other must stuff. there's this new, which is the one is too difficult. if i give you the rest in into put that on google, i get it. i won't sure. it just looks like it's just new point if they fix the default for yeah, so invest daniel assessment liter memorial stands in remembrance of the concentration camps. victims 3 separate monuments resemble the sweet blocks of a single death factory gift is out of unprecedented carved zillow, which depicts the elderly man, women and children who were imprisoned in the desk of about a 100 meters. from the memorial lies the very swamp, in which 50000 people spent 10 days in march, 1944, just over 73000 to live, to see the ration of 2, ensuring cold and hunger. and suffice that hell the, there's no end in sight over how you're going to continue to destroy the earth. is the case of the med, most of the people i tried to go to the gym, but i'm certainly not

and danielle is, as i said before, in a very, probably magic situation in his personal life in his political life. and he's the best on this looked rich. but uh, we know that i've seen that uh president trump wants is to get involved in a regional out of war, not the ukraine and not in syria. what he was about to do is to bring together. busy is read and saw your idea and maybe he as well as uh there are as writers who like smoke rage, they see an opportunity here to, uh, uh, facilitate kind of a regional piece, quoting you on that last is foxes. and what do we need is a knock out now after we scored so many points when he's with the seek to come us the future. this is paula. and now i saw who was actually offer a military base for you on. so there was an opportunity now for expanding disclosures and i hope someone wished for julie trump's. yes, that's maybe what he was dreaming about was about the normal piece price is around the corner now because i keep a trump was the $1.00 of course we recognize that it is really onyx ation of the occupied colon heights during his 1st 1st term. so to wh

can to "the wall street journal" editorial board, the daniel penny case, the editorial boards at the following here, the message the jury acquittal saidthat to make daniel penny a criminal, for trying to protect his fennel -- fellow passengers, would he have transformed a tragedy larger injustice? would you agree? >> i was to the people, the jurors spoke loud and clear and they said we are tired of lawlessness. we are tired of defending the people that are criminals. and trying to build a nice to people that stand up and try to do something right. he was only trying to stop the threat from progressing against the other people -- the potential victims on the car. when you are on a train like that, is nowhere for you to go! >> trace: a lot of people were a captive audience. very true. here is the family attorney watch. daniel penny raised like $3 million for his legal fund he might need it because they are going to try to sue him until... >> it's going to be a tough one in the civil case the jury spoke loud and clear he did nothing wrong, this is defence of others. i don't think that civil case will win. >> trace: can they bring more th

>> trace: it's a good question whoopi goldberg said the following about daniel penny. >> trace: one he not celebrating he was meeting with the lawyers they were not raising, toasting, two he was found not guilty which means to be dude again, he did the right thing when you think hailey? >> it's important to keep in mind that the jury was mostly female, the jury that found him unanimously acquitted of these charges, there was a lease for people of colour on the jury as well. i guarantee you when the women on that jury made that decision, they were thinking of the fear is that the women on the subway train that day were experiencing. as any young woman who win -- who lives in a democratic city those people are a direct threat to your safety i certainly understand as well so i applaud the women on that jury for making the right decision, and shame on whoopi goldberg for not understanding the real fear that women fear when they are confronted with situations and for not applauding them like daniel penny for standing up and protecting them. >> trace: he said he would do exactly the same thi

daniel as a white man. this is not a white or black issue, this is right or wrong. >> carley: there were black riders who saidnk god daniel penny stepped in. this is not about race, this is public safety. we heard from one black lives matter person, violent reaction. "new york times" oshg op eshg d. daniel penny got justice, now give alvin bragg the boot. sounds like you agree with that. >> going forward, he laid it out. can you imagine a different manhattan we would be living in -- >> carley: leave it there, thank you for joining us. householding a briefing ahead of vote to remove chinese telecomequipment from u.s. network. congressman zach nunn, national security council will break down the chinese tech threat coming up next. customize and save with liberty mutual. customize and sa— (balloon doug pops & deflates) and then i wake up. is limu with you in all your dreams? oh, yeah. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty. ♪ did you know, sweat from stress is actually smellier than other kinds of sweat? that's why i use secret clinical antiperspirant. it works on sweat from: stress, hea

heard you giggle, some women, they also say there is an empathy that's misfiring, like when dana said danield guy and luigi mangione is the good guy that's also a problem. there is also this underdog situation where people root for high status individuals to be taken down. humiliated, remember we used to laugh at trump when he was on trial or the king of england got the pie in the face. people like to see that but there is a sicker fashion of that group who wants people hurt. dead. that's probably because they have been so desensitized and isolated with social media they have gone totally wacko. i had emergency back surgery, and i was lucky enough to get into the operating room within 48 hours, and the recovery was not easy. but because i was so mentally tough, i'm hearing giggles again -- >> and humble. >> i pushed all of my feelings down below, and then i stuck to these habits. i redefined my entire life because it can dominate you mentally. if you have pain in your life, it can totally destroy you. and i think maybe what happened, this guy was going through something like that and might h

examiner, who is supposed to be the gold standard of medical, forensic medical evaluations, said that daniel penny directly caused this death through the chokehold. but daniel penny's lawyers brought in their own forensic pathologist, who is well known, and he testified that the new york city medical examiner did not evaluate the forensic pathology report that came out after which showed that the decedent had k2 drugs in his system and some other underlying health conditions, which the defense is saying were the contributing factor in the death and that their client, the defendant daniel penny penny, did not, could not reason foresee that a death would occur by holding the decedent down during this incident in the train. >> and jennifer this case, of course, raises questions about when a common citizen can use lethal force. could this trial set a legal precedent? what might that mean for any future similar cases? >> well, jake, it wouldn't set a precedent in the sense of that the jury's verdict would then kind of, you know, be the binding law in another case that was sort of like this, but,

if now, daniel penny's attorney said the following: we are cautiously optimistic that the one remaining dismissed by the jury on monday. that will finally put this nightmare behind danny and allow us to to focus on the civil suit filed two days ago with the same allegations contained in the criminal indictment. it's not the victory that you would hope that it would be, the fact that the first charge has been dismissed. because, a, you want to to see new york embrace not something that was criminal, but actually he row ec. this was actually heroic, and we need to incentivize other men to step up heroically. unfortunately, we've already disincentivized that, and now we have a jury looking at a lesser charge really honestly by a judge who is giving them every opportunity to to find guilt in daniel penny. rachel: there's a lot about this judge, and she's actually made herself part of the case. if you look at her history, who she's willing to let go and the name of equity. give lesser counts to and -- i'm sorry, the prosecutor, i should say. the prosecutor letting -- will: both judge and pro

i will add to that that we had the mayor of new york city that literally said daniel penny did what newy dangerous for the people who are most vulnerable in our city to begin with. the people who need our support. there is no one who is going to say that jordan neely wasn't failed. every step of the way. but that's not what we are lifting a peer. what we are doing is lifting up the person who accidentally or unintentionally killed this man, had no accountability, and as much as he is talked about is saying i will allow these folks to put me in a point of view that's very harmful for this nation. >> i have to ask so we can end on some sort of note of promise. how do we as new yorkers and americans begin to address the other systemic failures that affected jordan neely and brought him to this point? what can we do? >> one, i think we have to make sure we say and, not order. and i think people have trouble doing that. daniel penny may not have meant to do this, and he did. if we would have taken care of what jordan neely needed to many times in his life we would not have gotten to this poi

now, i have to imagine, you said which was really interesting, i asked what was daniel penny like andshy person. you have to believe that this is going to have a lasting traumatic impact on him even though he's getting this embrace by the president and jd vance and the crowd. nonetheless -- will: he paid a high emotional tool, a high financial toll. all he tried do was step up and do the right thing and protect his fellow new yorkers. he's a shy, unassuming guy, not seeking the spotlight. that was in a suite with a ton of luminaries, political and pop culture celebrities. it was fun for me. it was the first time since standing and sitting right here on the set to see our former co-host. rachel: how's he doing? will: he's doing grai great. he's doing great. it was a big bro hug. there's the president of the united states. he had a lot of things to say about "fox & friends weekend." i told him you broke up the band. he said you'll be all right. you've got rachel. [laughter] >> can we get him on, can you call him up and say mr. president, any time you want to call in on "fox & friends we

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