a pawn of daniels?ink they used each other. >> four people were charged with the attempted murder of vern holbrook. and then, the case changed again. in january 2014, eight months after he was attacked, vern holbrook died from his injuries. >> it was a sense of relief for him that he did not have to suffer anymore, but it was really hard, really hard for the entire family. to see him not with us anymore. >> turned attempted murder into first-degree murder, premeditated murder. >> and it raised the stakes all around. >> right. >> once again, what seemed to be and what would be wouldn't quite line up. there was one more twist in that long river of lies. >> coming up. jill taylor, the accused becomes jill taylor, star witness. tar witness. hi. i use febreze fade defy plug. and i use this. febreze has a microchip to control scent release so it smells first-day fresh for 50 days. 50 days!? and its refill reminder light means i'll never miss a day of freshness. ♪ >>> is the four people now charged with the mu

this was daniel khalife on _ of the case. this was daniel khalife on the _ of the case.el khalife on the morning of. of the case. this was daniell khalife on the morning of his escape working in the kitchen at wandsworth prison. 50 minutes later, he was driven out of the jail clinging to the bottom of the struct —— 15 minutes later. he is the sling made of kitchen trousers. the driver was unaware and he made his way through london has an early morning traffic. the lorry with daniel khalife clinging on underneath. at these lights and a motorist following behind saw him drop to the ground, roll out, stand up, flick his fringe and casually walk. it was the beginning of a massive nationwide manhunt. by five o'clock pm, daniel khalife was six miles away in richmond wearing shorts. checking the cctv cameras in mountain warehouse before stealing a baseball cap to hide his face. by baseball cap to hide his face. by the next morning he got some cash from an unknown contact which used to buy more clothes in marks & spencer before reading about his escape in the newspapers. the hug

daniel sandford, bbc news, at woolwich crown court. to that guilty of spying verdict. first of all, let me tell you what the head of the counterterrorism division at the crown prosecution service bethan david has said. she said as a serving soldier of the british army daniel khalife was employed and trusted to uphold and protect the national security of this country but for his own purposes, daniel khalife used a real and present risk. to our national security. so, daniel khalife providing. information to them absolutely compromises our national security _ particularly as he's a serving soldier? particularly as he was - a serving soldier that had access to sensitive material. a year after he was first arrested, he left a fake bomb on his desk at his barracks and ran off to live in a van where police found £18,000. when recaptured, he was charged under the terrorism act and the official secrets act, which is why he was being held in wandsworth prison when he escaped. daniel sandford, bbc news, at woolwich crown court. tell us about the

daniel lurie widened his lead over incumbent mayor breed. the elections office is just releasing these new results that show lurie with 56% of the vote compared to breed's 44%. the elections office says there are still 143,000 votes left to be counted, so it is not over yet. the rest of the candidates have been eliminated because of ranked-choice voting. we'll have more on what this means in a few minutes. >>> first a look at some of your other news headlines. governor gavin newsom calling a special session of the legislature next month ahead of president-elect trump's second term in office. he said his goal is to protect the state's policies on issues like climate change, reproductive rights, and immigration. state attorney general rob bonta promised to fend for california on the legal front. >> we've been here before. we lived through trump 1.0. we know what he's capable of. we know what plans he has in store. the silver lining is just that. we know. >> in response to the special session called by governor new some, the state gop chairwoma

daniel asked his brother tim to dispose of a backpack.when detectives look inside, everything a prosecutor could ever want. >> and of course, that also led us to the murder weapon itself. that's the home run of home runs. >> knowing he's been caught, daniel drops the act and then drops even more evidence for trial. >> you said you wanted to talk to me. what's going on? >> i'm crazy. and i did it. >> you did what? >> i killed julie, and i killed sam. >> in a dramatic twist, police come to realize the person they've been talking to. cold bloodedly killed both sam and julie. >> sam is decapitated. okay. he's at the military base. all right. in the theater. in the theater. if you go up the ladder from the theater, his head and hands have been decapitated, as well as his arm that had a tattoo. and you did it? yes. >> he was colder than an iceberg. he had no feelings. no emotion, just nothing there. >> he murdered sam. her. and that afternoon goes to fullerton and acts in this play. and we've got it on videotape. it's astounding. and he's laugh

daniels trying to find seem. and gets to the sideline. >> ross: told you. >> rich: it's the fallback for stanford, that's how offenses of run most of the year. >> ross: it makes it so hard to defend, san jose state is dropping in the zone it's good coverage everywhere. daniels athleticism able to overcome it. stanford needs to hurry up with the play clock down to ten, you don't want to use a timeout in this situation. >> rich: clock is down, play underway. daniels time, he's looking to scramble, now he's looking to stay alive. now he's looking for help. he finds the ball boy. >> ross: i don't know about that. he had scrambled back into the pockets. he did get the ball past the line to gain. >> rich: legally grounded as the ruling. >> ross: i don't know that he's outside the pocket there, that is very, very close. the ball was on the hash. is he outside the tackle box there? that's a break for the cardinal. >> rich: gene steratore from new york telling us he thought he was outside the pockets. i told you we would

daniel khalife who is 23 said _ everybody here. daniel khalife who is 23 said the _ everybody here. daniel khalife who is 23 said the names - everybody here. daniel khalife who is 23 said the names of. who is 23 said the names of serving _ who is 23 said the names of serving soldiers to iran, including the names of the members of the special forces. he promised to stay undercover in the _ he promised to stay undercover in the british army for more than — in the british army for more than 25_ in the british army for more than 25 years. new figures show uk net migration hit record numbers in the 12 months tojune 2023. civilians shelter in ukraine — hundreds of thousands are without electricity after a russian attack on energy infrastructure. ceasefire standing, but reports of minor violations in southern lebanon. and how a penguin baby walker helped flop back to his feet. hello, i'm annita mcveigh, welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. we start with some breaking news. in the last hour, the former british army soldier, daniel khalife, has b

we found daniel. . ., ., ., daniel. there are a lot of --eole daniel.peeple who _ daniel. there are a lot of people who did _ daniel. there are a lot of people who did not - daniel. there are a lot of people who did not sleep daniel. there are a lot of i people who did not sleep at night, many heroes like me, if you want to call us that. i feel good because of the love of the people around him. fix, of the people around him. a heroic effort needed for many more months to come, to rebuild spain's traumatised and shattered communities. it appears to need help, and the fishermen remove the harness and in the process reveal a startling detail. equipment, saint petersburg. equipment, saint petersburg, the buckle says. could the whale have come from russia? might it even have been trained to spy? freed from the harness, the tame beluga certainly enjoyed the attention, becoming a celebrity in the nearby harbour of hammerfest, where it was given the name hvaldimir. at one point, it even recovered a dropped mobile phone. but in the five years since then, no—one h

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daniel sandford. — rather than terrorism. daniel sandford, thank _ rather than terrorism. will stop presenting the programme while allegations of historical misconduct are investigated. it comes after a bbc news investigation which heard from 13 people who've accused him of inappropriate sexual comments and inappropriate behaviour over a period of 17 years. his lawyers strongly deny that he engages in behaviour of a sexually harassing nature. noor nanji has the story. gregg wallace, one of britain's most recognisable tv hosts. right, chefs, you've got a job to do... and tonight, he appeared on bbc one. one of you will be leaving the competition. but that appears to be wallace himself. he will stop presenting masterchef, pending an investigation, after bbc news heard allegations against him of inappropriate sexual comments and inappropriate behaviour across a 17—year period. stop, time's up! the veteran tv presenter kirsty wark was a contestant on celebrity masterchef in 2011. two occasions in particular where he used sexualised language in front of a number of people. and

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what's your best advice to mayor elect danielle murray?ell, i think ultimately, you know, put san franciscans first and do everything you can to make sure that you're addressing a lot of the complex problems. and, you know, you got to understand, you know, how government works, how the city works, and be willing to listen to people and make the right decisions to address these issues. they're very complicated. they're very challenging. but nevertheless, again, i go back to how proud i am that this city is finally on the rise despite dealing with, you know, problems that have impacted us on a national scale. this city is set to move forward and i'm looking forward to seeing that happen. brie just wondering what you want to concede at this stage. you've talked about how close a ranked choice election can be, and you know, there's still 143,000 votes that are ballots that are to be counted. so tell us about your decision to concede today. well, you know, it looked like from the votes today that the votes, the ballots are going in a very simil

daniel— in on it. you say he is closing in on it. daniel kretinsky - in on it.is l in on it. you say he is closing in on it. daniel kretinsky is a| in on it. daniel kretinsky is a key figure in the steel. who is he who shall he made his fortune in oil and gas sector across europe. he owns 27% of west ham football club. he owns 10% of sainsbury�*s. he is a smooth, calm operator. i have met him a couple times, with a clinical eye for a deal. he made a fortune in oil and gas and is looking to deploy that. i think what he is going to do with royal mail is make some changes to the way the service works. there is a regulatory review on how often let us have to be delivered. second class letters may be delivered only every other day rather than everyday. but he says he is committed to whatever royal mail is required by the regulator to do. americans at home and abroad will be tucking into their thanksgiving dinners later today without the steep rises in food prices consumers have had to cope with in previous years. a key measure of consumer inflation ticked up to 2.3%

. >> has conceded the mayor's race to daniel lurie. here's a look at the latest vote count just released today. we have 56% of the vote going to daniel lurie to london breed's 44%, the early returns were showing with ranked choice voting that that daniel lee did continue to have a race and that distance between the 2 candidates just continued to grow and london breed said i'm out for sara stinson joins us now live from city hall in san francisco tonight where the mayor just focus. sarah, what can you tell us? >> you know, mayor london breed a little bit somber, but also in high spirits in regards to the future of san francisco. she says, you know, she dropped out because the the ballot count was just not in her favor. she said they would take a quote miracle for her to win. and so she did not want to keep the voters waiting any longer. and she feels as if she has set the city up for success. and for the mayor, the next mayor that's coming in. and now we know that will be mayor-elect. daniel lurie. now she says that she the campaign is

daniel sandford, bbc news.who may have assisted or facilitated mohamed al fayed's sexual offences. the force launched a new investigation after 90 alleged victims came forward, following a recent bbc documentary. al fayed died last year, but never faced any criminal charges. the current owners of harrods say they "wholeheartedly" support the police investigation. it's the first new treatment for asthma attacks in 50 years, and researchers at kings college london are describing it as a "game—changer". the study suggests that offering patients an injection is more effective than the current use of steroid tablets. our health correspondent sophie hutchinson has been looking at the research. every ten seconds someone in the uk has an asthma attack, and it can be dangerous. this trial used an existing medication, benralizumab, in a new way during acute flare ups, to calm down lung inflammation, and patients have said it's a game changer. i felt completely different. it changed my life, i could drive where ever i wan

daniel sandford, bbc news, at woolwich crown court.ay with us, because coming up on the programme, a bbc investigation has led to greg wallace stepping away from hosting masterchef while historic complaints of misconduct are looked into, and australia will become the first country in the world to ban social media for under six teens after passing a bill in the senate. —— under 16. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. to the middle east. the israeli military has renewed a night—time curfew for south lebanon, on day two of a ceasefire with hezbollah. any travel south of the litani river is banned, while those who are there should remain put. earlier, israeli tanks fired at several towns and villages near the border, as a warning to those trying to return before permission was given. a prominent hezbollah mp called it a violation of the ceasefire. 0ur correspondent hugo bachega is in southern lebanon and told us more about what people are returning home to. a lot of people are seeing the destruction caused by these air st

daniel, thank you. daniel de simone - abuse went on for so long. daniel, l thank you.nd you can watch the bbc documentary that first exposed these allegations, available now, on the iplayer. and if you've been affected by any of this, there are details of organisations offering information and support. just go to bbc.co.uk/actionline, or call for free, at any time to hear recorded information, on 0800 077 077. it's been announced that donald trump has picked the well known anti—vaxxer, robert f kenneder, to become us secretary of health. he ran as an independent in the recent presidential election, before dropping out to endorse mr trump. sarah smith is live in washington. she has the latest now. how has this gone down, one wonders? it has caused quite a lot of shock, and that's because donald trump seems to be really enjoying provoking the political establishment in washington with these controversial choices, practically defying congress not to approve the candidates that he is picking. rfkjunior is controversial because he is, as you say, a vocal vaccine sceptic, he

daniel lurie right now leading that race over london breed in the other candidates. we hope to have a live report on that race coming up in just a bit. christian, thank you. yes. >> several other propositions on the ballot tonight in san francisco. that includes prop i, which would increase retirement benefits for nurses and 911 operators citywide. you see a resounding 70% support from san francisco voters on that measure. >> proposition f also on the ballot. that measure would impact police staffing in the city and deferred retirement for officers. a close one here with 52% voting against it, 48% for it. >> and proposition a hangs in the balance. it's the schools improvement and safety bond. 73% appear to approve of this bond measure in san francisco, to 27% say no. now, as we go to break, we want to give you one more live look at west palm beach, the podium there where trump is expected to speak any minute now. fox, abc, nbc, cnn, all calling the race for president, declaring that he has won the presidential election. ap has not called it yet. we will be rit there

i don't think anyone was shocked daniel lurie did well. i couldn't find anyone who thought that dean preston was going to be in trouble in that election. we talked about the shifting politics in san francisco, but a dean preston defeat i think would be certifiably surprising, even the growsf folks that i talked to yesterday i don't think were widely confident that race would go in that direction. i guess we'll hear tonight from outgoing mayor london breed. that's kind of my initial thoughts from here, ryan. >> wilson walker live in san francisco. we're still waiting for mayor london breed to take the podium live at city hall. we'll bring it to you live. >>> just a day after former president donald trump's resounding victory, california leaders are gearing up for legal battles in his second term. today governor newsom called on state lawmakers to convene a special session to "trump-proof state laws." he wants more funding for the attorney general's office to fight off federal challenges. the top republican in california state senate blasted

now people are asking who's daniel lurie. the 47 year-old as the heir to the levi strauss fortune the democrat entered the little name recognition and no prior government experience. but he argued his management experiences town of the antipoverty nonprofit tipping point it he can get things done during his campaign. lurie said if he became mayor, he would focus on fully staff in the police department and sheriff's office tackling the fentanyl crisis in san francisco. it's been a tight race between lori and incumbent mayor of read so far lori's ahead by about twenty-six 1000 votes. and even though more than 140,000 ballots still need to be counted, the race is over funds for sarah stinson explains why mabry decided to can see just 2 days after the election. >> mayor london breed appeared somber as she announced her concession. but she maintain she's proud of the city that she will soon turn over to daniel lurie after 6 years of serving as mayor of san francisco being mayor of this city. >> has been the absolute honor of my li

daniel lurie grew up in the city as an heir to the levi strauss fortune and the nonprofit founder has never served in public office. the latest batch of election returns cemented lurie's lead this evening. there are still 143,000 ballots left to count. so far, though, he is winning 28% of the votes in the first round of voting breed had 25%. when you factor in ranked choice voting and eliminate the other candidates, lurie's -- up nearly 13 points from breed. our kelsi thorud was at city hall today as london breed conceded the race. >> reporter: well, it was a somber mood inside the mayor's office. you could tell it was a difficult speech for mayor breed to give. she officially conceded the 2024 mayoral race to daniel lurie and said she would work with his administration to create a smooth transition. standing in front of a gaggle of reporters, incumbent mayor london breed conceded the 2024 mayoral race to daniel lurie. >> i called daniel lurie earlier today to congratulate him and made it very clear that my team and i stand ready to support him during his transition. >> reporter: bree

daniel sandford, bbc news.isi, the capital of georgia, also protests in other georgian towns and cities, we are hearing, and they've erected after the georgian prime minister said that the country will not pursue accession to the european union for several more years, until 2028. the european union for several more years, until2028. he the european union for several more years, until 2028. he has accused the eu of blackmail and in response to that decision, people have taken to the streets to protest, because they see that their dream of membership of the european union is falling away. you are watching bbc news. hello there. for most of us, it's been a dry but cold day today after that widespread frost. but things over the next few days are going to change. temperatures are going to be rising. the cold air that we've had underneath the high pressure is getting squeezed away, weather fronts just waiting to bring some rain in from the west. but this evening, there may well be an early frost across eastern scotla

what's your best advice to mayor elect daniel lowry? >> well, i think ultimately, you know, put san franciscans first. >> mayor breed has not said what she plans to do after she leaves office. mayor elect daniel lowry is scheduled to speak publicly about his victory friday morning in san francisco. amber lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> london breed was born and raised in san francisco. growing up in the western addition and attending galileo high school. she started serving in san francisco in 2002 as the executive director of the african american art and culture complex, at the request of then mayor willie brown. breed was elected to the board of supervisors in 2012 and became president of the board in 2015. she also became the city's acting mayor following the sudden death of mayor ed lee in 2017. mark farrell then served as the interim mayor before breed was elected by city residents in a special election in 2018. reaction is continuing to pour in tonight following london breed's concession. san francisco state senator scott wiener relea

daniel sandford, bbc news at woolwich crown court.ted dying, the bill tomorrow. we will talk to the archbishop of westminster in the next few moments here and bbc news. —— here on bbc news. this is bbc news. here in the uk tomorrow, mps have the first opportunity to debate and vote on a proposed law which would give terminally ill people in england and wales the right to choose to end their life. mps have been given a free vote, which means they can make their own decision rather than follow party instructions. former prime ministers have weighed in on the debate, with david cameron today revealing he'd changed his mind, becoming the only former pm to support the bill. which way the vote will go remains unknown. let's speak to archbishop of westminster, cardinal vincent nichols. the leader of the uk's roman catholics and one of 29 faith leaders who have joined forces in a letter to oppose assisted dying in the biggest intervention from religious groups on the issue. tell me the reasons you are against this bill. i5 tell me the reasons

daniel: that's right. and, you know, as i mentioned, huckabee has a lot of connections based just on his extensive work in israel with the current israeli leadership, particularly the more right wing leadership. so netanyahu, you know, represents part of the right. but there's also people further to the right in israel that know huckabee quite well. and huckabee has for a long time now expressed his views that he doesn't believe that the west bank should be anything but israeli territory. he even refuses to even use the word west bank. he calls it the judea and samaria, which are its biblical designations. huckabee has also been very skeptical of the idea of a palestinian people. he thinks that's a sort of made up category in the 20th century. this iquite a controversial opinion, but among many of the israeli leaders who are currently in power in the government, this is a pretty common view. and so huckabee aligns really well with the current israeli leadership and any future israeli government that is com

let's bring in the white house reporter, daniel littman. daniel, good morning to you. transition team has not announced members of the incoming administration but the president-elect, yesterday, identified two people who will not be part of his next administration. former secretary of state mike pompeo, former u.n. ambassador nikki haley. you've got a new story out on that. it was a gracious message but why highlight them to say, they are not coming along? >> yeah, you almost never see presidents in the past who air out dirty laundry like this. he wanted to kind of get that news out there. what's funny, we reached out to the transition team for comment a half an hour before he put out that post. we are back to the president-elect at least wanting to scoop reporters on this. i remember a time when democrats would criticize mike pompeo for being too loyal to trump. he had said, during the transition the last time around, there will be a peaceful transition of power to us again, to a second trump administration. but now he is not seen as sufficiently loyal and nikki haley

sam altman is now on the transition for team danielle. lori altman will serve as co-chair of luries transition team. that team will help mayor elect lurie build relationships with dozens of city agencies and help mayor elect lurie develop his plans for his first 100 days in office. lurie, who has never held public office, beat london breed, among others, on election night. lurie also added some other notable names to his transition team. take a look. retired san francisco fire chief joanne hayes-white, former sfpd police captain paul yep, and michael tubbs, the former mayor of stockton. lurie says he picked them for their track record of shaking things up, shaking up the status quo. joining us now is daniel lurie. mr. mayor elect, congratulations. this is the first time we've chatted with you since the election. how are you doing? must feel pretty good. i'm doing great. raj. it's great to be with you. i hope you're well. we're doing great here. what did you learn during this campaign? it did get personal. it got a little nasty. how did yo

if daniel lurie expands his lead over incumbent mayor london breed, it could be game over. so again, i keep refreshing my phone and we will come back to you or you will come back to me as soon as we have that answer. kristen. larry. >> all right. viciously refreshing. yes. don't hurt your phone. now. don't hurt yourself or your phone. >> thank you. >> the city of the city of antioch has a new mayor. ron bernal has defeated incumbent lamar hernandez thorpe by a margin of 2 to 1. this was the most expensive mayoral race in the city's history. earlier today on abc seven news, we spoke with the mayor elect about his vision and priorities for the city. >> we're going to need to make sure to definitely address the public safety issue and the hundred plus vacancies the city has. you know, we have over 400 full time employees, and there's over 100 vacancies. we can't run a government in a city of 115,000 people. with that many vacancies, and with over 40 of them being in the police officer roles. so we have a job to do to reestablish the trust of our community. >> bernal has held v

daniel, a very big question. this our, among all the other ones, do you see vladimir putin, of course, the leader in russia being more in bold and doing a 2nd, trump presidency? well, it really depends how trump approaches him. he has this way of personal diplomacy where he goes and you know, tries to make other leaders, his friends, and then he tries to strike a deal. we'll see how this works out with flooding and put in who, of course is a, is a very, you know, a very strong character and has his own strategy and, and won't be easily tricked into some kind of deal, which is not totally in his interest. um, but will he be in bold and i think that really depends on uh, the 1st positions back from takes. uh, if he pulls into doubt, uh, the worst contribution to nato and thus weakens its the turns power that put that on board and put it in. but, but this, you know, may not happen because he understands in my view, that this alliance has a purpose. and that if he wants to bring peace to europe, that has to be kind o

this is daniel was born in mexico. it was just a baby when his family came to texas grace and he grew up living in 5th, myself. not having papers meant his parents were constantly scared of being devoted . if it had even the slightest problem with the authorities, he only told a few friends people he knew were and documented. see, when daniel was 16, he became a recipient of the dock of the program, which gives some limited protection to undocumented immigrants who arrived his children. it took away that fear and meant he could study these, channeling his passion for immigrant advocacy and policy reform into a degree in political science at the university of texas in dallas. i talk about it because i want to hopefully, you know, i one kid walking down the street who is also one documented to you. oh, that guy is also like on documents like i can do maybe like if he's doing such things, maybe i can do that one day. how many schedule he must demonstrate it against donald trump's attempt to enter the backup program in his

they gave daniel penny open-ended questions and allowed him to tell his story. story is so well told. articulates the position how much danger they felt in that car. women and children there. the fact he wasn't seeking confrontation and stepped up in a justified way. i actually think that video is so good there is a good chance he won't even testify. that's a big question right now. realistically he just did and i think that it is very effective video for him. >> sandra: you think what we are seeing play out with this man on the subway and the trial continuing and criminals are running free in new york city. olivia you have been covering this. these are the headlines in recent days as they continues to play out. a man suspected of slashing a tourist in the face and neck during a random attack. homeless man wielding an ice pick accused of pushing an elderly guy to a crowd. a shoot out with an officer and a homeless man kills four people. how about these criminals? >> what the prosecution doesn't understand. this is a piece of evidence introduced by the prosecutio

daniel at kennedy broke out of prison while awaiting trial. i claimed he was serving his country as a double agent. and why america so called dreamless, the return of donald trump. they came to the us illegally as children go to the grounds, information some states. now they're worried about being deposed. the, i'm so okay, welcome to the program. is there any tongue fi has hit several areas near 11 on southern border, wounding, at least 2 people. the strikes threatened to chose that came into force that they uh, you know, between israel um, the balancing group has bought according to the agreement, has bought a fight as opposed to withdrawal north of the tiny river. and these really forces to be turned into the side of the border is really ministry size of say 5 was breach one suspects and to the restrictive border area as well. our claims is were held targeted civilians. so that's good 6th, straight to our correspondence that tanya kramer in jerusalem and stanton, manna in bay moved. welcome. both i stand out. let's start with you. that in b

billionaire levi's heir, daniel lurie, now has widened his lead in the race. we're going to have that update coming up. we got that update coming up in the past 30 minutes, and here are the latest numbers. lurie leads right now with 56% of the vote. incumbent mayor london breed is at 43.8%. lurie's vote lead is now more than 26,000 votes. it was 25,000 yesterday. lurie is a nonprofit founder and levi's heir, and he spent nearly $8 million of his own money to finance his campaign. he was out in chinatown yesterday thanking supporters for their vote, according to his campaign. he remains confident about the vote count. mayor breed sent an email to voters and thanked them, but has yet to address the results so far. we are expecting to hear more from her in the next hour. she is hosting an event at the rotunda at 5:00, and our gia vang is tracking each side of this race. you can watch her live report coming up in about 30 minutes at 5:00. also today, president biden is addressing the nation after president elect trump's victory. president thanked vice president ka

this evening, breed conceded to political newcomer daniel lurie. lurie will be san francisco's new mayor. this latest batch of votes, released about three hours ago, shows lurie leading the race. you see there with 56% of the vote. danny lurie is ahead by 26,000 votes, a number brie says is insurmountable. this was breed's first electoral loss since her first race for san francisco's board of supervisors in 2012. she ascended to the mayor's office after the sudden death of mayor ed lee in 2017. she then won the office in the election months later, and was reelected in 2019, and gained national attention as one of the first city leaders across the country to call for stay at home orders. in the height of the pandemic. you know, there's been other harder speeches. i mean, i had to make a hard decision to close the city down during a global pandemic. i had to deal with the uprising of, you know, the racial reckoning that happened after the tragic death of george floyd. i had to go out in the middle of the night and tell people that mayor ed lee had pa

for all that again was from daniel worries. statement on the mayoral race. and we are waiting for the mayor to we understand it should be happening any moment now. that's our live shot. >> that set up and certainly will break into our newscast as soon as she takes to the podium. >> all right. well, a man has been sentenced to more than 30 years in prison for a shooting at a san francisco safeway. just attorney brooke jenkins says andre brown was charged after shooting a security guard back in 2022, the da's office says brown shot the guard twice of trying to shoplift from the store on mission street. the security guard did survive and brown was arrested a short time later on a muni bus. the judge sentenced him to 31 years to life in prison. place in oakland, searching for several people connected to a deadly shooting. these are pictures of the group released by police. they're also looking for this car, they say was involved. it's described as a black four-door lexus cs, 3.50, with damage on the front driver's side. fender. the shooting happened back in janu

these both mayor london breed and mayor elect daniel lurie. as you just mentioned, last night near london breed did concede to mayor elect daniel lurie by saying essentially that she was disappointed with the results. but she did believe that she needed to come out and say something as the numbers were speaking for themselves. take a listen to what she had to say. >> that we have one of the lowest crime rates in over a decade that we help save lives during covid. and that finally, with all of the things that we've done, we build up the infrastructure to move san francisco forward. and i called daniel lurie earlier today to congratulate him and made it very clear that my team and i stand ready to support him during his transition. >> now again, mayor elect daniel lurie, as we said, he is a nonprofit ceo, philanthropist and levi strauss air. he's promised to bring a major shift to the city, making it safer and more affordable in san francisco residents that we did speak with this morning say essentially that is what they're looking for now last

and san francisco is projected have a new mayor with daniel lurie leading in the polls. now we're still waiting on some states final votes to come trump has endured the 277 electoral votes needed to secure the win. and republicans now have control of the senate, got our dc correspondent maddie beer-temple with all the latest in this with the breakdown. maddie. >> former president donald trump has surpassed the 270 electoral votes needed to win, according to the associated press. >> look what happened. this >> republican donald trump thanks. supporters as he declared victory in west palm beach, florida early wednesday. the want to thank the american people for the extraordinary honor thing. >> 47 president and 40 >> trump's running mate, senator jd vance join him on stage. i think that we just witnessed the greatest political comeback in the history of the united states of america. the trump-vance ticket won the battleground states of pennsylvania, north carolina and georgia. well, it vice president kamala harris's watch party. you won't hear from the vice president tonig

and later, inside the daniel penny subway trial in new york.he initial story, telling the jury a new version of what he saw. ♪ ♪ with so much great entertainment out there... wouldn't it be easier if you could find what you want, all in one place? my favorites. get xfinity streamsaver with netflix, apple tv+, and peacock included, for only $15 a month. >>> it is one thing to have the ei inside of your university, but it's a whole another thing to have a society 101st airborne. you can move to a different state if you want to go to a different school. we only have one military. if the military goes woke, then this is less equipped. >> that is donald trump's pick for defense secretary. the now former hose, pete hegseth. a warrior against what he calls the, quote, military. hegseth says he knows the military will. he is also a graduate of princeton and -- director of an advocacy group for veterans. the washington post reports that the group is backed by the koch brothers. hegseth also raised brows when he privately encouraged donald trump to pardo

daniel sandford has the details.fe was in custody in wandsworth prison working in the kitchen. but he rode out of the prison clinging on under this food delivery truck at 730 am. by the afternoon he was six miles away in richmond, stealing a cap from mountain warehouse. after three days on the run he was recaptured but then pleaded not guilty to escaping from lawful custody. today, in the middle of giving evidence at his trial he changed his plea, telling thejury, i'm guilty. during his evidence, daniel khalife said he escaped from wandsworth prison because he was being held on the vulnerable prisoners unit which he didn't like because there were sex offenders there and he had been warned if he was moved on to the main wings he might be attacked by terrorists, as he put it. he said he hoped that when he was recaptured he would be moved into the high security unit at belmarsh prison. he told the jury he had made the sling which he used to hang to the bottom of the lorry out of kitchen trousers and that he had been hid

daniel sandford has the details.of the 6th of september last year, daniel khalife was in custody in wandsworth prison, working in the kitchen, but he rode out of the prison clinging on under this food delivery truck. at 7:30 in the morning. by the afternoon he was six miles away in richmond, stealing a cap from mountain warehouse. after three days on the run, he was recaptured, but then pleaded not guilty to escaping from lawful custody. today, in the middle of giving evidence at his trial, he changed his plea, telling thejury, "i'm guilty." during his evidence, daniel khalife had said that he escaped from wandsworth prison because he was being held on the vulnerable prisoners unit, which he didn't like because there were sex offenders there, and that he'd been warned if he was moved on to one of the main wings, he might be attacked by terrorists, as he put it. he said that he'd hoped that when he was recaptured, he'd be moved into the high security unit at belmarsh prison. he told the jury he'd made the sling which

back to me now is discuss all of this are angelo, danielle, and rick. the watchdog group citizens for response ability and ethics in washington have identified more than 3400 conflicts of interest that were tied to the first trump administration. is this perhaps why the trump administration transition team has been slow to get this round of ethics paperwork in? >> i mean, yes. and the fact that they are just overt criminals. and nothing happened to them in the first administration in terms of not following the laws. donald trump, what did he do? he passed over business to his son. he did not stop having involvement in his empire. so there have been no effects for him to not follow what is the norm. he has broken all of them. so while i appreciate senator warren for bringing that to our attention, the entire operation has been criminal over the last several years. and we have not seen anything happen from that except court cases and indictments, but donald trump is going to be back in the oval office in 64 days. >> so, rick, there may not be account abil

we saw the words mayor elect next to daniel lori's name. the nonprofit executives spoke to supporters in the entire city delivering a message about hope and change. strong values are not enough. they have to be drivers of actions and results. our mandate. our mandate. it's the show how government must deliver on its promises saying public safety riority with plans to build more affordable housing, attract more businesses downtown and tackle the opioid crisis. we are going to declare a fentanyl state of emergency on day one of our administration. we are going to get tough and those that are dealing drugs and we're going to be compassionate but tough about the conditions of our streets as well. we're going get people the help that they need more mental health and drug treatment. that's surely bucs made a lorry hat for the occasion with ranked choice voting. london breed was our first pick and lori was their second choice. she was impresseo with what you heard friday everything that i could someone with love this and this is good and love. sar

daniel penney could've ignored it. he was someone who made the decision as a marine to take him down and keep him from those individuals. i guarantee a stone what i've heard in trial virtually everyone on that car who was willing to come to court and not afraid to come to court has said they felt he saved their lives. now alvin bragg is a -- progressive prosecutor. this is a man who makes a decision after you've got the african american community outraged because it's white on black, trying to make this into a racial crime. al sharpton is running around. then they decide they are going to indict daniel penney. he had no intent to kill and we've heard from character witnesses said he is one of the most peaceful men that they knew he was using the choke holds that he learned in the marines. this isn't something that he just decided to do. you choke them until they are unconscious. that's what's required. we've got psychiatric testimony coming in on neely and he was tanked on k2 which is a synthetic cannabinoid which is s

mike: daniel penny, my apologies. what do you make of the developments in this case?ery, very hard for a jury of 12 people to actually find this defendant guilty. i think that there is probably a possibility of maybe a hung jury or a complete acquittal because even if you believe the state's expert who said that the chokehold absolutely caused the death, you still have the ask yourself as a juror whether daniel penny's conduct was reasonable in the situation and whether he behaved recklessly. and given the fact that these people are just normal new york city people, they're riding the subway, there were people that testified that this person was terrifying, it was unlike anything they'd experienced, i find it hard to to believe, at least i hope the 12 people are not going to be able to come to a conclusion that the person who stepped up to protect these people is actually guilty of what he's being charged with. and then on the flipside, the defense had a very strong expert that they ended their case with who was a forensic pa holings who, unlike the state's medical ex

we saw the words mayor elect next to daniel lori's name. the nonprofit executives spoke to supporters in the entire city delivering a message about hope and change. strong values are not enough. they have to be drivers of actions and results. our mandate. our mandate. it's the show how government must deliver on its promises saying public safety is his top priority with plans to build more affordable housing, attract more businesses downtown and tackle the opioid crisis. we are going to declare a fentanyl state of emergency on day one of our administration. we are going to get tough and those that are dealing drugs and we're going to be compassionate but tough about the conditions of our streets as well. we're going get people the help that they need more mental health and drug treatment. that's surely bucs made a lorry hat for the occasion with ranked choice voting. london breed was her first pick. and lori was their second choice. she was impressed with what you heard friday everything that i could someone with love this and this is love.

. >> brian: opening statements in daniel c daniel penny's trial beginning today and judge jeanine is outside the courthouse. lawrence jo >> lawrence: final hour of "fox and friends" starts right now. ♪ [cheering] >> will: good morning and welcome to joe and sam's in georgia. huge turnout, not just for breakfast with friends, turnout when it comes to early voting. everyone in this room has banked their vote, is that right? >> sure did. >> will: why did you do this early this year? i want you to understand, raise your hand if you voted already. [cheering] >> will: i would do it the other way, i did earlier and no one raised their hand. why so important to vote early in georgia? >> i feel like we needed to know earlier, i wanted my vote to count and i wanted us to be able totally everything and to know where georgia stood earlier before election day. >> will: half of all georgia voters have done so 3.6 million, that is 1.3 million higher than in 2020. i talked to several people this morning, looks like a huge republican turnout in many counties and districts and seeing new voters and lo

and daniel penny protected the lives of people.s per the testimony of many people on that subway train. well, there's no question that people have come forward, sean, and said that they felt that their lives were in danger. you had a mentally ill homeless man who by the way, was not a small man. he was six feet one. he was bent at the knees, leaning forward from his shoulders. he approaches a woman who's got a young child, a baby in a stroller. and that's apparently when danny penny said he'd had enough because jordan neely comes on, he says, i'm going to kill an mfer today. somebody's going to die today. if i don't get something to eat. and then he says, i don't care if i go to jail for the rest of my life, somebody's going to die. now, daniel penny has the right under new york law of justification to use whatever force is necessary to confront the deadly force that was about to be used against the mother with the child in the stroller. now, let's make let's not, you know, pussyfoot around this whole thing. everyone on that train

you say he is closing in on it, daniel- closing in on it, daniel kretinsky is a key figure in this dealis he? he made his fortune _ this deal. who is he? he made his fortune in _ this deal. who is he? he made his fortune in the _ this deal. who is he? he made his fortune in the oil _ this deal. who is he? he made his fortune in the oil and - this deal. who is he? he made his fortune in the oil and gas . his fortune in the oil and gas sector across europe. he owns a percentage of west ham football club, sainsbury�*s, he is a very cool club, sainsbury�*s, he is a very cool, calm operator, with a clinical eye for a deal, and he made a fortune in oil and gas and is looking to deploy that. i think what he is going to do with royal mail is a some changes to the way the service works. there is a regulatory review on how often letters have to be delivered. second class letters may be delivered every other day rather than everyday, but he says he is committed to whatever the royal mail is required by the regulator to do, and he is going to go big on these lockers. across europe, has been a big f