yes, our own master wordsmith danny new, is here with a little quiz for us. >> well, you know, sinces almost december, that means all these year end lists are coming out, including each famous dictionary's 2024 word of the year on monday, dictionary.com announced their winner, which is demure. this, of course, took on a whole new meaning in the culture over the summer when giuliani on tiktok, she posted this video saying that when she gets ready for work, she makes sure to be, quote, very demure, very mindful, and searches spiked online viral. then we also recently found out our winner from the distinguished the dignified cambridge dictionary who went with manifest. manifest has kind of taken on a whole new meaning on social media as manifesting, which is like speaking your dreams into existence. but why take it from an old man like me? let's ask our gen z correspondent who is here to help martel. >> they're both the same age. by the way, we are six. >> no, we are not. >> we are six years apart in age. >> this is why we like you guys won't take me as a millennial. >> she won't take m

so we sent our danny new to italy to check it out. what's going on, danny?ciao, bongiorno. >> that looks so real, danny. >> so real. >> thank you. yeah, there are vespas everywhere. i don't know if you can see behind me. i am here investigating this deal, which there is a specific, timely reason behind. it has to do with election day. you can tell by the question posed at the top of their new website, the village just launched that says, are you worn out by global politics? not perfect english, but you get it. yes, they are trying to convince people who maybe did not get the presidential candidate they voted for and are maybe considering a change of scenery across the atlantic. speaking of scenery, this is what the island of sardinia looks like. the village of ollolai, it's pretty small, has a population of around 1200. but check out the island you would be living on. bellissima. they have these hills. they have crystal clear water, and you have an ocean between you and a political climate that this island is decided you're trying to escape. if you so indulg

. >> our danny new is here with this story. danny. >> yeah, this one is hard to talk about because there are so many fans of this. i guess you could say unofficial host of espn's college game day. many of you probably know, ben, this is ben, the beloved golden retriever who belongs to football's perhaps most famous analyst, kirk herbstreit. over the past few years, ben has often been seen traveling with kirk, lying by his feet while he calls. the sport's biggest games will be in the broadcast booth with him. but fans have noticed recently he has not been as present. that's because, sadly, in march, ben was diagnosed with leukemia and we got an update last night from herbstreit on social media. he said that after a second chemo injection that ben has lost use of his back legs. they're almost paralyzed. he can barely walk. he hasn't eaten in three days. he said basically over the next 24 to 48 hours, we'll know if ben can can pull through this or not, but that, he said, this is one of the hardest things he's ever gone through in

danny, new joins us now with some more of the action from sunday. >> we had a thriller.uge comeback in the last game of the evening. this was in houston. the lions, who many view as the best team in the nfc. they've been down 16 to the texans, but their kicker jake bates, he had a team record 58 yard field goal to tie it in the fourth. and then he hit another one with time running out to take the victory. this one was from 52. still very long, but not the record. and they win 2623 in kansas city. >> there you go. let's get this out of the way. that says it all. taylor swift is at the game. all right. anyway, let's get to the game. for the second straight week, she saw a nail biter. casey looked like it could lose its first game of the season. but denver's potential game winning field goal, a chip shot, a short field goal. it normally goes in, was blocked. >> look at patrick mahomes went crazy. it was sort of giving those 18 to 14. remember jerry maguire cuba gooding junior what he did on the field that sort of was given those vibes. >> the stadium was electric. >> arrowh

says that bluey is hand painted with about 50 gallons of blue paint in new york for abc news, i'm danny, newd i want to make it clear that it was bluey. >> okay, but bluey is also wet because it's currently raining and it's cold in new york city, so best place is probably at home this morning. it's that time of the year again. spotify preparing to release its spotify wrapped report for users to share. so who made your top artist this year? amazon workers spending their thanksgiving on the picket line. the worldwide demonstration that's become an annual tradition, and you may have heard talk online about a major pay disparity among the cast of wicked. now, universal studios is clearing up the rumors. but first, here's spencer christian. >> okay, let's take a look at our weather for this thanksgiving day. we'll start with a cold morning. temperatures in the low 30s up in the north bay. low 30s in parts of the inland east bay as well. but as you get closer to the bay and the coast, temperatures in the low 40s this afternoon, it will be a nice, sunny and certainly milder thanksgiving afternoon t

here's abc news reporter danny new. >> ahead of veterans day.'s 10th annual veterans parade marched along ben franklin parkway on sunday with former paratrooper albert eels serving as its grand marshal. we actually spoke with this respected veteran a few days before when he said he was a little worried about one aspect of being grand marshal. >> i said, listen, how do i wave to the people? is it le this? >> well, he looks pretty comfortable there to me, which makes sense, since this 82 year old filly native has been involved with the military across eight decades. first off, his father served in the army and was stationed in the pacific during world war two. >> that was one thing he used to always say. he don't want anything out of a can at the food. that's right. >> when his father returned home, he began taking albert to air shows, and soon after that, in 1955, albert began his military career by volunteering for the civil air patrol at only 13 years old. >> this is when i was with the 82nd airborne. >> he then joined the military at 17, event

well, let's turn now to the macy's parade, the 98th year of this holiday tradition. >> danny, new isnksgiving day parade for one of my favorite traditions. seeing our favorite characters come to life. oh, hi, spider-man. probably not the angle he wanted. you live the next day, watching dora the explorer get inflated. who's your favorite character? you're going to see today? >> spongebob. spongebob. definitely the minion ronald mcdonald here, making her macy's thanksgiving day parade debut is minnie mouse from our parent company, disney. >> what's your favorite thanksgiving day food? >> mine is pumpkin pie, mashed potatoes, mac and cheese chips, sushi. >> sushi. oh, man. the most prolific character in the macy's thanksgiving day parade, snoopy. who we excited to see today. billy. >> bluey. bluey. >> bluey. >> how much do you love bluey? scale 1 to 1010. >> bluey. >> arm. just blew up. >> whoa! blue's getting strong. >> no, they're patching it right now. >> word on the street is that bluey, one of the most beloved characters here, has had some sort of injury in the extremity. >> well,

danny new takes a deep dive. >> now that our first thanksgiving meal is over. tired of eating the same turkey and side dishes over and over again, let's at least take a second to appreciate their history in our country's palate. now, did the pilgrims use a fryer? did they try to set new england on fire with their first turkey? not only did they not have a fryer, they didn't have ovens. >> poor the cranberries with the sugar sirup. >> max miller here is a food historian known to millions online as the host of tasting history with max miller. he says that the first thanksgiving dinner hosted by the pilgrims in 1621 turkey, was most likely not on the menu. >> what they definitely had was a bunch of seafood like lobster and clams and oysters. >> makes sense since it was in massachusetts. but maybe you don't have thanksgiving lobster all over the country now. however, of the dishes served during those early years of thanksgiving, there were three key staples of indigenous american agriculture that you still probably incorporate today. >> they were called the three s

. >> carley: there is another high-profile case right now in new york, danny penny trial in new yorkgain today but on friday, jordan neely had drugs in his system but t chuck to choke hold was a cause of his death. we found in the blood cannibal annoyed a new drug in the scheme of drugs and i base my decision on the autopsy findings with the video and i did not wait for toxicology because no toxicology report would change my opinion. he could have come back with fentanyl to kill an elephant and walked onto the train and put in a choke hold and that is how he died. break that down to us is that good news for daniel penny or bad news? ultimately, where will this case land? >> we have forensic evidence from who will determine the cause of death we look at that and split hairs to see what the actual conclusion is that what it is actually based on. in this case, the conclusion gives fodder or cross-examination material for mr. pinney in this case. one cannot argue legitimately with the state of the science in today's world that unknown or intoxicating amount of fentanyl could not have cha

danny savage, bbc news, hull.moment ivf came of age, in the late 1970s, with the birth of the world's first baby, born after conception, through invetero—fertilisation. it happened in britain, and now a new film called �*joy,’ tells the full story. here's lizo mzimba. july 1978. the news of the birth of louise brown, the first baby ever to be born through ivf or, as the media termed her... the world's first test tube baby. nearly half a century later, at bourn hall, the world's first ivf clinic, louise has been reflecting on the people who made it happen and how her story is shown in the film. i feel quite emotional because i felt that my mum should be sat there watching it with me. um, but obviously she couldn't be and looking back on it, it has literally changed the world. the three people that have created it are just very, very special. i'd be very interested to hear about your keyhole surgery. the film shows the struggles that pioneers patrick steptoe, bob edwards and jean purdy had to face. today, more than

danny savage, bbc news.er arena bombing have been awarded £45,000 in damages from a man who claimed the attack was staged. martin hibbert was paralysed from the waist down by the attack; his daughter eve who was 1a at the time suffered brain damage. they sued richard hall for harassment after he published videos and a book claiming the attack was a government hoax and that the pair were what he called "crisis actors". parents are paying over the odds for baby milk formula because of a lack of competition in the market, according to the competition and markets authority. baby formula manufacturing is dominated by just three firms, nestle, danone and kendamil, who account for 90% of sales. our business correspondent marc ashdown has the story. not everyone can or wants to breastfeed. so infant formula is used by millions of new parents, like here in glasgow. even if people are still breastfeeding and formula feeding, it's still something that people are talking about. because it does — it adds up. it's often s

. >> joining us now, nbc news correspondent garrett haake, and nbc news legal analyst, danny cevallosod to see you both. garrett, let's start with you. what happens next, and how is the trump team reacting to today's news? >> reporter: well, for the trump team, more delay is essentially another victory. they're out with a boastful statement calling this a total and complete victory for donald trump. the reality here is what happens next remains in judge merchan's court. it's not clear when or if he'll issue a substantiative ruling on this. he's going to have to make a decision on sentencing. the trump team is moving on almost entirely from this case. they have viewed it as a distraction for the president-elect who's even nominated or selected, i should say, one of his defense attorneys from this case to be a nominee, to be a deputy attorney general. no rer sign i can find that they're looking past this and towards his administration next year. >> thank you. danny, prosecutors say they are open to the idea of pausing everything, actually, for four years until mr. trump is no longer the

danny savage, bbc news, harrogate. time for a look at the weather.ng, it was milder out towards the west of the uk, with a fair bit of cloud, that is a sign of things to come because on the satellite picture you can see this stripe of cloud, it has been bringing rain in northern ireland and western scotland, but ahead of this we are going to be drawing in mild air, so through tonight, temperatures in many place also tend to rise, but early on, some frost in eastern parts, some fog across eastern parts, some fog across eastern parts, some fog across eastern parts of england right now but as the breeze picks up a bit through the second half of the night i think that fog should tend to lift. some rain in northern ireland, the north—west of scotland, it will be a windy night here but those temperatures, generally creeping up as the night wears on and 11 for stornoway, 12 for belfast and plymouth, so pretty mild in the west by the end of the night. into tomorrow, across a good part of england and wales, we will see dry weather, particularly further east w

course grand opening is still a few days away, but i thought since i'm in town, i'd help advise danny on the new menu. give him the benefit of my tasting notes. and i got to be honest, i was thinking, how good could it be can machete run a good restaurant and why? so we're going to see trejo's tacos all across america oh, that'd be awesome taco truck on every corner this is delicious awesome on the menu tonight, jidori chicken with chipotle cream sauce. some charred branzino with summer squash, and sauteed poblano peppers and crispy pork tacos with black garlic mole and some fat sacks of uni and lots of healthy greens why healthy? >> i mean, we have such an obese problem in the united states, especially latinos so we had to find a way to make it tasty. but healthy, healthy food can taste good clean. healthier. >> lighter locally sourced versions of mexican street classics are not exactly what i'd expected, and i sure as ain't making no rude cracks about vegan tacos. not to this man though. to be fair, danny trejo is like the nicest guy in the world here's something i discovered that completely s

due to my head, i had been with the beloved special ed mamma, danny, barley in new eh, yeah. i thought somebody neil minimizes that are in the who with the deluxe assault that lead ministration is that are in the middle. that start unit started a sort of a special for the i love cops. how did you you successfully mama daniel lee to deal eh, and denise and jimmy, if you. but if vanya has come to stand out for the bus, you, especially mama dunny the mist, adolfo, who would be a competitive and key the this, the i me and this with the new i'm in the smith also for additional the of the month. the one is with the and the phone. it was a scary. yeah. it'd be a problem, but now you have fulfill for your phone behind the and i'm really you're in the and you're going who not that you just mock up blood pressure. no way i wouldn't have had definitely had the whole think about the whole god. and he loved to cool. and how do you, why he didn't know what kind of a ton of quoting jump is going to use. uh, but as of now you might have about it. yeah. it's very clear why it did montgomery's

i'm wearing my new air danny devitos." jimmy, can we take another look at that bad boy? aw, hell, yeah. it's like if the side of your cousin's van could play music. ♪ like a vision she was laying there ♪ you don't have to spend the full $10 grand for a signed version. 'cause for just $1,500, you can get a guitar with "donald j. trump" printed on the fretboard. 'cause there is nothing that says rebellious rock n' roll like the name of the president of the united states on your fretboard. it's like that classic song. ♪ i love gerald ford ♪ ♪ so sign another pardon ♪ ♪ for nixon, baby! ♪ [cheers and applause] [laughter] but soon we won't have to talk about politics at all, because we're going to be spending time with our families for thanksgiving. and one good way to avoid conversation is watching the annual macy's thanksgiving day parade, which this year is celebrating 100 years. happy anniversary! [cheers and applause] that's exciting. 100 years. in a tribute to the first macy's parade, they're bringing back the original santa claus. the parade is also getting some new ba

abc 7 news meteorologist danny patel begins our team coverage now with the forecast. he's india. hi there. yeah, you know what it is interesting, no doubt about it. larry and kristen, let's take a look at a live picture right now from our exploratorium camera you can certainly see the clouds are pretty much thickening across our region as we check out live doppler 7 right now. notice there is some wet weather up to our north around mendocino county looking at the wider perspective here. this is a level one storm that is heading in our direction. it will get here tonight and spread the rain while many of us are at home hopefully. so here's a look at the timeline. 6 o'clock tonight. it is up to our north as we head towards around 8 p.m. it starts to move into many parts of the north bay and then by 10:30, 11 o'clock we are seeing some downpours across the region. it is a level one on our exclusive abc seven news storm impact scale we are expecting a good drenching at times. rain will be briefly heavy. those gusty winds and a slight chance of thunderstorms going into tomorrow mornin

let's break this down with nbc news analyst danny cevallo.but it can be boiled down this is a violation of the establishment clause. it shouldn't have been a surprise because there is supreme court precedent for many years that holds almost the identical result that in a situation where you have the tend commandments, and there are a number of facts that are similar, that was unconstitutional. in addition, the court looked to another case called kennedy that looks at factors like whether the placement the ten commandments is coercive. there may be a way to educate students about the history of the ten commandments but the key is how coercive is the presentation. in this case, putting it on the wall in the manner in which it was is something students can't readily avoid. there's no alternative for them but to look at these things. that was another factor. based on supreme court precedent, this outcome, there was little doubt. this seemed to be the same outcome as it was many years ago in the supreme court presidential case. >> i know it's bold

news alert. busy monday. dannyenny is going to be back in a manhattan courtroom this morning as his criminal trial for the death of jordan neely continues, the new york medical examiner who conducted neeley's autopsy expected to be on the stand today that neeley had synthetic drugs in his system at the time that he died. she said neily died as a result of the check hold we found in the blood a cabin mid to a relatively new drug in the scheme of drugs. i base my decision on the autopsy findings coupled with that video. i don't wait for toxicology because no toxicology report would change my opinion. >> brian: prosecutor is expected to rest as the defense presents its case when it resumes at 10:00 in the morning describing what was happening and seeing those witness does we even have to go on. this should be ending and apologize to this guy who actually took in his own hand. when you have drugs, that effects how you fight. and how you struggle. so maybe if he wasn't on these synthetic drugs, he would have realized i'

danny. john from ridge, new york. jesse, they're eating the babies. dogs and babies and cats.e from baltimore. hey, this is joe. where's my phone? i think hunter has a burner. lynn from el paso. so they took his phone and his laptop. who has the nuclear football? that is a good question. john from ormond beach, florida. joe, better be careful. or instead of a library, he'll get his name on the bench at a bus sto. fay from florida. hey fay, i just turned 70. i'd suffer through the pain of arthritis in my hands to pinch your butt. jesse. there you go, fay. right there, right there. audra from lacey, washington. no one's pinching your butt, jesse. but if i see stephen miller, watch out, man. miller. back to back nights gets the love. there's something in the air. dvr the show. sean's next. always remember, i'm watters and this is my world. welcome to hannity. this friday night, and we

. >> john: the danny penny trial going on in new york city, this is fraught with emotion.ter of jordan neely sort of really had it out for us. this is how it was covered in "the new york post." supporter of jordan neely speaking loudly in the gallery and the man shouting at the officer, your rules, disruptive behavior at state three of the manslaughter trial. and another shouted danny penny is a murderer. he is on trial for murder. >> i've been talking to someone in the courtroom and discussing with the staff. what stands out to you the most she said what stands out to her every witness on the subway said it was the and you know coach at this got me thinking, john, what is wrong with the legal system and the justice system in new york stat. you have venezuelan gangs terrorizing the city and illegal migrants taking over iconic historic hotels and attorney general going after trump's on trumped up charges, if you ask me. you have the city going after a man who is defending his fellow citizens because they were terrified for their lives because of a man threatening to do grea

frank about his rugby career, but former england scrum—half danny care hasn't held back when describing his old head coach eddiejones in his newayers got picked on. care himself was dropped, then frozen out of the squad for four years because he dared to questionjones�*s decision. jane dougall spoke to him earlier and began by asking how difficult it was to perform in that environment. it was really tough. however, maybe at that point in time, the england side needed maybe someone like eddie to come and be a bit old—school. he was a proven winner, he openly said he's not here to make friends, but to win rugby match is — and his england record is up there with the very best that have ever done thejob. he made us work incredibly hard, you know, emotionally, physically, it was really tough. and not many lasted the difference with eddie — so many players came in and out quite quickly. yeah, i chose to challenge him on the way he dropped me back in 2018, which led me to be out of the squad for four years — which was really tough, i managed to find my way back in, took a lot of hard work and determination to do so. but yeah, i would

here to answer, nbc news legal analyst danny cevallos. danny, we're talking four criminal cases.re talking civil cases. this is an indicted now president-elect. what happens to all of these cases? >> the short answer is probably all of them are going to go away in one form or another. there are four pending criminal cases. bigger threats than the civil cases. one conviction so far. he's awaiting sentencing later e this month. in all likelihood i would expect that sentencing may be adjourned. but even if it goes forward he is not likely to get a sentence of incarceration. now, reasonable minds disagree with me on this point. but there are plenty of factors that lead to the conclusion that he will not get anything more than, say, either probation, house arrest, something he doesn't go to prison for. but let's say he is sentenced to prison and the sentencing goes forward in november. he's not going anywhere because in all likelihood that sentence could not be served with him in the white house. obviously, we've never dealt with this. but the short answer is the constitution supremac

>> all right, danny griffin, starting us off. thank you. >>> here in new york, an urgent manhunt tonight for a suspect who shot and wounded a man, then escaped into the subway. erin mclaughlin has late details. >> reporter: tonight in new york city, police are hunting for the gunman who caused the chaos shown in this surveillance video after they opened fire on an upscale new york city street. according to police, a 47-year-old man was shot in the leg and shoulder before the shooter entered the nearby subway. commuters crouched in fear as the suspect escaped through the subway tunnels. according to our wnbc, our nation in new york, this surveillance video shows the alleged shooter before the attack. barista ariel schmid was at this coffee shop across the street when she heard shots fired. >> the few people who were sitting more out here saw the altercation that was happening, and everybody got up and sort of funneled into the store. >> reporter: everyone scrambled for shelter. >> a few people who actually ran into our bathroom that we have here. yeah, it's

danny crews tomorrow will come up in the evidence. we'll see you next time. here at the west coast. the latest news civilians are having no place to go through because they already have been forced to this place from full shooters into nowhere with detailed coverage. it's not just the north of the entire thread is under attack by is really missile fight or just and it drones from the heart of the story. all eyes are now on un member states, and whether they will defend the organization for simply act we have to is really exceptionalism pod came in to be and they say that your government has repressive policies. it's best of human rights, it is most important task. my government facing realities, what you're saying is that you are restricted by the is released in terms of your movements at the time. that's right. to tell you is that the thoughts provided hang on. so how much with the trip do you think impulse is right now? to us, it seems to be spreading more easily. here the story on talk to how does era, he says he went toward towards the syria to provide a lifetime entail was very interesting, bu

a reversal of fortune, he pondered with danny fortson from the sunday times of london. >> and so now it's very strange. you have a newt's. and that comes to the question you're asking me, which is what do you want to do with your new life? >> this is a trip to celebrate this second life, as he had called it. >> i think he he needed a holiday. they were going on the boat. >> it was a beautiful sunny day when lynch and his wife angela, along with their 18 year old daughter hannah, nine guests and a crew of ten, boarded the bayesian in august. the trip, a celebration for hannah to the young poet and literature lover, was due to attend oxford in the fall. >> there's so many hyper intelligent and successful people that get where they are because they're sort of pushing other people down, but that wasn't her at all. she was sort of she was happy to be the best at something, but wanting other people to be the best in their own way and like bringing them up to unabashedly have fun to for sure. >> also on the bayesian, a group of business moguls, high powered attorneys, and their families, including a one year old baby, chris

news nation tonight. just the small its conviction overturned. now, dannythe brothers who say they were paid to stage the hate crime with they think the actor should do now. dan abrams live tonight. 98 central only on news nation. news nation is news for all america. i'm just now joining in in dot com. and just in your zip to get news nation news for all america. >> san francisco puppies and kittens are making their iconic appearance for the macy's holiday windows display. spca volunteers spent the morning creating a cozy space for the animals at the union square department store. this has been a tradition for 38 years. it's a unique way that the organization tries to promote adoptable pets and you can do it from now until december 31st. the shelters offering free adoptions for pets that are 5 months and older. all. hopefully our kids are watching. a real sweet, a bigger family. >> all right. coming up on the next hour of kron, 4 news at 5. >> we're continuing to track the storm hitting the bay area. this is a live look at the radar student storm is now rea

danny penny's defense team depending on those aboard the new york city subway, put jordan neely in ahis threatening and violence presence. "america reports"'s actions towards be 22 were racially biased, coming from the witnesses, there is no sense this was racial bias. >> absolutely not at all and the sad part about this is one word like that gets out of a courtroom, where it is not the reality, where one witness is referring to the white guy because she doesn't know danny penny's name and then you have all of these undercurrents coming into the courtroom, well, it is white versus black and there is always racial undertones, and then people outside of the courtroom yelling subway strangler, justice for jordan neely, you know, that is not even a part of this case right now, and the judge should have said to the prosecutor, now that you're witness knows the name of the white guy, let's identify him and referred to him by his name. but they didn't do that here. but having said all that, i was in the courtroom today for three witnesses. the first witness, who was an individual who helped

new ceo. what is next on his lengthy, presumably lengthy, to do list? danny: the key thing now is to figure out what boeing needs to focus on next. does he jump to the space unit, which has been a money losing business, has cost boeing a lot of money? and the cash burn boeing will face into the first half of next year, how will they manage to settle that? there are so many things financially and also strategically that they will need to focus on, and of course, with the strike being done, this should alleviate the threat of a credit rating downgrade that was at risk from the strike. tom: bloomberg transport reporter danny lee, thank you very much indeed. a consequential day for boeing with the ending of the strike. coming up, the future of u.s.-china relations as voting gets underway in the u.s.. we will get the view from the european union chamber of commerce in china. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back. chinese shares climbing after the services index picked up more than expected and the top legislative body reviewed a proposal to refinanc

. >> and in 2018, promising to look at the case again, danny goodman is elected as the new district attorneyim. >> and we of course had a regular case load. it wasn't something that we could just drop our normal caseload and start going through. >> by then, david swift has left town. andy lose i had a whole new life and new wife, kelly essman. >> i met david on christian mingle in january of 2014. and we dated for about two and a half years. and then he moved to alabama when we got married. >> my relationship with my dad during this time period was very good. and he made sure that we still had as normal as a childhood as we could, even into our -- teenage years, you know? >> he did start telling me a little bit about karen and the fact that she had come up missing. he actually asked me background check on him, and the background check comes up clean. you know, none of the news stories showed that he was a person of interest. they didn't say that he was a suspect. it was okay. >> i think they had a wonderful relationship. everybody got along. >> it may have started out that way. but kelly say

abc7 news anchor reggie aqui spoke with the founder of bay area based real service dogs. dannyimbrell, and met his dog, penny. >> hi, penny. penny is ten years old. have you had penny? the whole time? >> yeah, i've had penny for. well, she. i got her when she was two. she is a rescue. she was actually a fallout from the service dog program. she was just a little too excited. a little too friendly, nothing bad, but had trouble just settling sometimes. but now that she's older, it's not a problem at all. >> i just love her so much. and also thank you for your service. thank you. tell us a little bit about where you served and for how long. >> so in 2003, i was in afghanistan. i served with the 82nd airborne. i did three years of service and afterwards i did martial arts for a long time. and then i started doing dog training after that. >> so the awesome thing that you're doing is to be able to take veterans like yourself who may need some help with a service animal, and you're able to train them and tell us what that training is like and what you're offering. some of these vetera

those markets include new york along with dallas, houston, phoenix and memphis, among others. i realize all those areas have a knack for spice. >> dannyd you bring us some? >> well, here's the thing. they're even introducing a 40 piece, so i couldn't carry them all. or i totally would have. yes. there's also a four piece, six piece, ten piece, 20 piece. but if i was going to come the 40 piece for sure, i would have brought the 40 piece. but you didn't. after last night. >> barbecue sauce, no cake earlier this year in case you decide to do the story again tomorrow. barbecue sauce. >> okay, we'll do a run it back. so i can bring it 40 pieces. >> finally, to the dramatic rescue in the keystone state. >> so ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and mark!" today, one of our favorites, maria menounos. and, from "monster" and "grotesquerie," nicholas alexander chavez. plus, your questions

i don't know if you say, calling wednesday the new friday, and danny meijer has been pretty outspoken after time. >> we see all of those trends kind of pointing to folks are back in the office. they're looking to get dinner after. we've obviously seen just last week lacana verde. >> what about the private club situation, is that a good thing or a bad thing? you're paying to go to the restaurant. >> i think it certainly speaks to people's frustrations with reservation availability and the idea that there's a club that you belong to, where you're always welcome, i think, is a really nice feeling for people to ave in an environment where -- >> i was going to say, a country club. >> shore hill club has been around. >> it's happening now. >> it's in the city. >> taylor swift has had a big girl's night out. >> a big new one, in the packing district. we see trends coming and going. we see obviously los angeles, we have had bungalows, which is now going to open in new york. we see that as a trend coming from l.a. to new york. >> business lunches, though, they're back in force? >> the business

have a great interview with the doctor a former police department guy in new york city and army that talk a little bit about dannywatch. >> this is clearly missed heritage of justice because an individual standing up for peope and that subway car that didn't have the ability to protect themselves. so when we look at the treva g there treva steve senna by manhattan b.a. in prosecuting mr. penny, it begs the question what are we doing to uphold the social contract? it is clear it is not working we have crime off the rails in new york city but looking at focusing on low level aspects of prosecuting someone that is a stand-up citizen. when you look at new york city which is a sanctuary city, they are more focused on supporting the migrant population illegally enters the city of new york and not focusing on the mental health crisis that is deteriorating the city of new york. we are under siege. something needs to be done as it relates to the people suffering from mental health crisis, but nothing is being turned by the city. >> brian: please, they are bringing race into this, which is economically stupid. >> lawrence:

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new or all day. she's talking to some of the jo, danny, and capital i'm on, and that's because these really government is bondo, just from reporting in the occupied west bank and from inside israel. so clearly there are some, this varies who are not happy with this deal that has been done by benjamin netanyahu. how is this being presented to israel by the nurse? and yeah, who coordination well, there are several things are happening here at the same time. and let's try it on fax them. on the one hand, these northern communities have been declared closed military zone. so the wider is really public wasn't seeing the extent of the damage that at these communities have suffered. and now these images will emerge and it will become harder to convince the wider is rarely public that they results the outcome of this war actually was worth it, especially in light of the heavy casualties among the soldiers and, and the civilian population of the north on the other you have, the is rarely politicians in the coalition itself who wine that had some grand standing rhetoric, but of the end of the day, 10 out of 11

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danny kimbrell founded real service dogs. he works with other veterans who may need help from their furry friends to manage their disability. he talked with abc seven newsit works. >> it's about a year long process where they'll be training their dogs to actually help them with their disability. so some of our dogs have been trained to identify, alert and alleviate symptoms of panic attack. flashbacks and even like waking from nightmares and do medication reminders. >> what a vital, important service kimbrell was inspired by his own experience using a service dog to transition back to civilian life. he helps about three veterans each year to train their dogs to become service animals. well done. well, harriet tubman, the iconic abolitionist, was posthumously named a one star general by maryland's army national guard. >> today, she was recognized in her home state this veterans day as the first woman to oversee an american military action in a time of war. tubman escorted dozens of slaves to freedom with her underground railroad during the civil war. she was also part of the union army, working as a cook, a nurse, and eventually a spy. we do still have m

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 passed away. i mean, there are numerous occasions. i mean, we lost our public defender, jeff adachi, and it goes on and on. and on. she has been through a lot for sure. tonigh

it is really new studios, not just from guest, but from those in the after chairs celebrating a genocide that they're supposed to be covering for danny cruz tomorrow. a host for channel 12 in the household name and israel, endorsing war crimes. first in garza and now in 11 on hasn't been enough. so he actually took part in one. joining is really soldiers internet tap in a village in self 11. by the my front of mostly i think that's basically flagging about being a whole deal. massage. i mean obviously i don't mess with the jews now. here's how all of this might play out. the international court of justice, which is investigating israel for what it calls. a plausible case of genocide will also look to indict elements of the is really media for incitement and vac name. danny crews tomorrow will come up in the evidence. we'll see you next time. here's the listening post. the us selections are finally here from audio headquarters will bring you live coverage as event sun phones from here in washington dc. we will have special guess examining the challenges of when seen the next present plus reaction from across the united states. i'll be

it is really new studios, not just from guest, but from those in the after chairs celebrating a genocide that they're supposed to be covering for danny cush tomorrow. a host for channel 12 and a household name and israel, endorsing war crimes. first in garza and now in lebanon, hasn't been enough. so he actually took part in was joining is really soldiers internet's top in a village in south web. by the my front of mostly i think that's basically flagging about the whole deal because, i mean, obviously i don't mess with the jews now. here's how all of this might play out. the international court of justice, which is investigating israel for what it calls. a plausible case of genocide will also look to indict elements of the as really media for incitement and vac name. danny cruz tomorrow will come up in the evidence. we'll see you next time. here at the listening thoughts. the pilot size is like this will be we have only 10 minutes to take our belongings and leave the office so they can shut it down. for the victory for the government, get this one of those containing refugees coming the actions of israel's government . the military

on tv to talk to ray kelly about what happened in new york because what is happening around the country, you have the story of two major stories, dannyho is the good merten who stands up and use marine training to subdue a would-be attacker and threatening to kill everybody on the same way train. he is looking at 18 years in prison. you have ramon rivera, 50 something-year-old arrested eight separate times and got up yesterday morning or the day before and decided to, i am going to kill people. randomly stabbed three people and the reason given, they were alone and distracted and wiped out their lives. without any contrition, shows up in court looking crazy as he looks in that shot and will go into prison the best of his life. that is new york in a nutshell. take out the good samaritan and let out the lunatics. speed tooth started out two and a half hours and went from the website to the east side and sto man and one woman and they all died 36-year-old construction worker. then he went to the east side and a man was fishing, 67-year-old man fishing stabbed him to death and then a woman 36 years old stabbed to death next. to the polic

danny from connecticut, i love the show. you make politics fun again. thank you so much. john from new york.e babies. dogs and babies and cats. luke from baltimore. hey,, this is joe, where's my phone? i think hunter has a burner. lynn from el paso. they took his phone and his laptop, who has the nuclear football? that is a good question. john from florida. joe better be careful or instead of a library, he will get his name on a bench at a bus stop. i just turned 70, i would suffer through the pain of arthritis in my hands to pinch your, jesse. there you go, right there. right there. audra from washington, no one is pinching your jesse but if i see stephen miller, watch out. man, miller, back-to-back nights gets the love. something in the air. dvr the show, shaun's next tack always remembered i'm waters and this is my world

new york. joe wasn't lost. he was looking for the hidden immunity idol. danny from san manuel, arizona. if there was a waters dance, what would it look like? dvr the show always remember i'm watters and this is my world. and welcome to hannity. and tonight, the joy that democrats tried so hard to manufacture during the election that ended up being a lot of hate, is now spreading in reality across the country. but it is not coming from the left. americans from every race, religion, they are celebrating a new era in the washington swamp. donald trump headed to the white house. even pro athletes now they are showing their support. and coming up, we're going to play the president elect and his big entrance this weekend at madison square garden, the ufc fight. plus, take a look at your screen. we will let you know if your current president, joe biden, ever made it out of the rainforest. but first, a sudden change of heart from two msdnc. well, most anti-trump hosts and that is the co-hosts of liberal joe. joe scarborough and mika brzezinski announcing that the pair attended breakfast. i can'

new york. joe wasn't lost. he was looking for the hidden immunity idol. danny from san manuel, arizona.ould it look like? dvr the show always remember i'm watters and this is my world. and welcome to hannity. and tonight, the joy that democrats tried so hard to manufacture during the election that ended up being a lot of hate, is n

hunger in america, go to help no kid hungry org today i'm danny freeman in the battleground state of pennsylvania. and this is cnn more breaking news tonight in this case concerning perhaps the pivotal state in the election, pennsylvania, where every vote is going to count and if 2020 is any guide, so will every court ruling, including the one tonight from the supreme court, which gives voters whose mail in ballots are rejected for technical reasons, it gives them a backup option. >> cnn's senior legal analyst elie honig joins us now. can you just elaborate on what the court said? >> okay. to understand this ruling, anderson, you have to understand how mail in balloting works in pennsylvania. i brought some visual aids. so if you are a voter in pennsylvania. first, you fill out your ballot not a not an official ballot. you fill out your ballot. then it goes into a small envelope called the secrecy envelope. then you have to take that small envelope and put it into a larger envelope called the declaration envelope. and then you have your package ready to go you mail it in and you're good. if you do that, your vote will be counted. t

danny? down on before having me had to pass on invite the you and we had months, sol, that ok now addressing and security council meeting was continuing that in new york . following an i p. c. report that found the action must be taken within days to yvette of funding in gone for the spring. and of course, when the gabriel is on the, he's of joining us from the un headquarters in new york and gave but couldn't get to more starkly different speeches on the current situation in gauze or between the as really and the palestinian envoys could we, of the yeah, that was really shocking. quite frankly. what you heard there from these really a basset, or if you were to listen to him and you had no idea what was going on and go. so you would think that everything is perfectly fine and there is no famine and everyone has all the food that they could possibly need. clearly, that is not the case. danny dan laid out what his reality or the reality that his government sees through their eyes, at least about saying things such as, there are more than 700 a trucks that went in to guys. so let's look at that. the un says, no, that's not correct. that's not how ma