so when derrick heard the mayor didn't like any of them, and wanted to start over, he told me he was furious. >> that's disturbing. because while you are playing russian roulette with our businesses and our personal lives, your job is to protect the city and keep it safe and right now, that's not happening. >> reporter: derrick told me he's a supporter of former chief armstrong. he liked the chief when he was in the position and he wants the mayor to give armstrong his old job back. >> hire him back. period. he knows the city. you know, and -- like everyone is saying oakland is a unique, you know, place. he's born and raised here. >> we reached out to the mayor's office several times to confirm the names of the candidates that she rejected. and to ask her on camera why they were not good enough. all they would give us was a statement though, here it is. thanking the police commission for their service and saying that the mayor looks forward to working with them to find the best possible candidate. >> this is entirely a political failure of an administration that cant get anything ove

there will be no stop of force politically or militarily. >> rich: derrick there was news out of these that they were creating this blockade to combat the houthi attacks going on in the red sea. how effective can that be and shortly after the administration announced this, we really onto heard that ba rain where the us fleet is stationed, we haven't gotten commitments from arab nations. what does that say. >> if you look at how the biden administration handled the response to the houthi rebels we've had over a hundred attacks on military installations including syria and attack we've seen the hue countries attacking now civilian and these vessels in the red sea. two months after october 7th, two months after, so we're only now seeing a legitimate response by the biden administration, but it's still, it is a not enough. at the end of the day, we're going to continue to see not only our national security be harmed but also the economic factors of this. look, we're already seeing these vessels having to redirect outside of the straight and the red sea which means that it's taking additi

star is now a suspected a suspect over robbing at least 5 los angeles area businesses. 43 year-old derrickd was a member of the new york giants 2008 winning super bowl team. but the former running back was taken into police custody on monday. investigators say his crime spree started last month targeting mostly gas stations for cash. mary beth mcdade has the latest. >> from a new york giants super bowl champion running back to a suspected robber. >> lapd detectives believe derrick ward is responsible for robbing at least 5 businesses in the valley. detectives had discovered that he was involved in a series of robberies throughout the valley. >> and once they discovered his identity, the detectives went to his residence where he arrested. >> detectives tell us 43 year-old ward was arrested monday without incident. they say is crime spree began in mid-november or november. 19th is one of the first incidents is that we have documented that we believe that he was involved. >> and then that continued into december. >> police say the first business he targeted was a pizza hut. and then after tha

second half another derrick hart derrick lively, doncic the assister lively worlds inside the righty hook. lively finished with a dozen mavs led by 14. and here comes luka to close it out a long ranger three the man in the pink shoes sets up, lets it fly 39 points, ten assists and eight rebounds for doncic and a big win for the mavs as the warriors fall by ten. the dubs are now 15 and 17. how about some football week 17 in the nfl? the 49ers on the road in washington, taking on the lowly for and 11 commanders tomorrow night. sounds like a lock, but ktvu joe fonzi who is in the nation's capital tonight, says not so fast. >> the records say the 40 niners should easily handle the four and 11 commanders, but the players know that's the last way they can approach things if they want to enter the postseason in the most advantageous way possible. >> i think all teams are scary, but especially in that situation. i mean, when people have nothing to lose, there's everyone. first of all, always has things to lose because usually when people say there's nothing to lose, that's there's a lot of g

i hereby appoint the honorable derrick van orden to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, mike johnson, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 9, 2023, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternately -- alternate recognition between the parties with the time equally allocated between the parties and each member other than the majority and minority leaders and minority whip limited to five minutes, but in no event shall debate continue beyond 1:50 p.m. the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. mr. joyce: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, in 2022 we saw the highest number of opioid overdose deaths in our nation's history. these deaths are the result of soft on crime policies from the biden administration that have failed to enforce strict penalties on the traffickers who continue to deal in fent fentanyl-laced drugs. one year ago, i received an emailed from ray collin, a resident

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abc's derrick dennis tells us why. >> this morning all those christmas gifts that didn't fit were too ugly or were just downright wrong. are going back. the national retail federation says consumers are expected to return $173 billion in holiday gifts this year. >> returning items is a hassle. got to package things up. you got to figure out the shipping label. you got to make time for that chore to bring that item back. >> and kristin mcgrath with retailmenot says there will be more returns than ever. why are holiday sales were at record levels this year? nearly $1 trillion spent and all that buying simply means more returning. >> and a lot of cases you can return gifts that were purchased online, in store to a retailer's in-store location, so that it can be a lot easier for people rather than, you know, having to figure out how to ship a gift back. >> but check the fine print on your receipts. several retailers have added restocking fees or return shipping fees. macy's charging 9.99. j.c. penney, $8 tj maxx 1199. and watch for return deadlines. target allowing 90 days for most items.

abc's derrick dennis has the details this morning. >> texas attorney general ken paxton doubling downn his fight to stop a dallas woman from getting an emergency abortion. in a new court filing sunday, paxton argues that kate cox's fatal fetal condition does not meet the medical exception for the state's restrict abortion law, which bans abortions except to prevent major bodily harm or save the life of the mother. >> there's no outcome here, you know, that results in us taking home a healthy baby girl. >> last week, paxton won a temporary restraining order against cox, stopping her from carrying out her abortion after doctors said her 20 week fetus had a severe abnormality and virtually no chance of survival. they said continuing the pregnancy could put cox's health at risk and prevent her from getting pregnant again. but paxton's latest filing, says cox , failed to explain why these risks require the abortion of this child, adding a fatal fetal condition does not meet the medical exception. and he suggested cox's argument about her future fertility is invalid because paxton believes

obviously the celtics they have derrick white to have drew holiday. need to have a point guard like chris paul to kind of match that another guy who have been feeling sick under the weather, andrew wiggins, steve kerr also confirmed that he will be available to play now. good thing about andrew. even though he lost his starting role, the brand of a ski, he's been playing a lot better as of late last 2 games. he's been playing pretty well. he just had an up and down season. so even though he's been coming off the bench, he had been finishing most of these games. so we will see how both of them feel throughout the game. just something to keep an eye on. gu studio, we will have full highlights once this one wraps i'm jason dumas, errant. >> all right. thank you, jason. yeah, jason tatum and steph curry. it will be exciting to see who comes out on top tonight. i'll toss it back to you guys at the >> all right. thank you very much, aaron. now to our 4 zone shot. >> of the city. hard to tell, but it doesn't look like it's raining. >> not for now, but appare

potentially be held his jail holidayds 250 and today sits just below00. 200 >>> former super bowl champion derrickd is in custody this morning. los angeles police say ward is accused of robbing multiple business, including gas stations over a period of several days. law enforcement says no guns were used in those robberies but that ward used force to intimidate workeras and get mone from the stores. his manager could not be reached for comment. >>> iceland's volcano eruption is continuing to spew fire the two and a half-mile-long fissure has created a sea of molten lava that is threatening to spread closer to populated regions, though it is less active than it was yesterday so far it has not caused serious damage, but officials remain vigilant the flow of lava could change at any moment >>> over our own mountains out west, heavy rain and snow are expected thanks to a brewing weather system angie lassman is tracking this system good morning >> we have a couple things to watch, the heavy rain, snow, all on the table for folks, specifically in california where we could see heavy rain leaving us with

titans derrick henry barrels in for the score and tennessee goes in front 20-17. responds with a 14-play drive. geno smith to former stanford man, colby parkinson for the go ahead t.d. under a minute to go. the seahawks win 20-17. they move into the final playoff spot. >>> the 49ers and ravens play tomorrow night, which means san francisco is not getting much of a christmas. the team is actually spending tonight in a hotel because head coach kyle shanahan wants to avoid any of those late night distractions at home. >> i've spent those nights at home before, and you think you're going to finish that doll house fast and it is 3:00 in the morning. so it's good they don't have that option. everyone can be upset with me. >>> christian mccaffrey played santa earlier this week. he gave everyone a customized golf bag, club fitting, and a bottle of tequila. usually that's the quarterback's job. with brock purdy on a cheap contract, he's not as generous as cmc. >> financially i wouldn't be able to cover that right now. but shout out to him. everyone loved it. yeah, thank yo

abc's derrick dennis reports on the investigation. mr.sident, why are you losing to trump in the polls? >> president biden was answering a reporter question in delaware last night when, out of nowhere biden seemingly startled at the sound of a crash as he left a visit to his campaign headquarters and was immediately rushed into his waiting suv. secret service agents surrounded the car with weapons drawn, the driver getting out with hands up. turns out a car had hit a parked secret service vehicle in the rain and was left with a damaged bumper. neither the president nor the first lady were hurt. the secret service says a vehicle securing the president's motorcade was struck by another vehicle. there was no protective interest associated with this event at all. police say investigators are working to determine if driver impairment was a factor. sources say it appears there was no ideological motivation behind the crash from the video, it appears the driver cooperated with secret service agents, keeping his hands up. andrew rhiannon. >> dere

here's abc's derrick dennis. >> this morning, texas attorney general ken paxton doubling down in hisht to stop a dallas woman from getting an emergency abortion in a new court filing sunday. paxton argues that kate cox's fatal fetal condition does not meet the medical exception for the state's restrictive abortion law, which bans abortions except to prevent major bodily harm or save the life of the mother. >> there's no outcome here. you know that results in us taking home a healthy baby girl. >> last week, paxton won a temporary restraining order against cox, stopping her from carrying out her abortion after doctors said her 20 week fetus had a severe abnormal and virtually no chance of survival. they said continuing the pregnancy could put cox's health at risk and prevent her from getting pregnant again. but paxton's latest filing, says cox, failed to explain why these risks require the abortion of this child, adding a fatal fetal condition does not meet the medical exception. and he suggested cox's argument about her future fertility is invalid because paxton believes it appears s

. >> abc's derrick dennis reports on what's different this year. >> this morning, all those christmas gifts that didn't fit were too ugly or were just downright wrong are going back. the national retail federation says consumers are expected to return $173 billion in holiday gifts this year. >> returning items is a hassle. you got to package things up, you got to figure out the shipping label. you got to make time for that chore to bring that item back. >> and kristen mcgrath with retailmenot says there will be more returns than ever. why? holiday sales were at record levels this year. nearly $1 trillion spent and all that buying simply means more returning and a lot of cases you can return turn gifts that were purchased online or in store to a retailer's in-store location. >> so that can be a lot easier for people rather than, you know , having to figure out how to ship a gift back. >> but check the fine print on your receipts. several retailers have added restocking fees or return shipping fees. macy's charging 9.99. jcpenney $8. tj maxx 1199. and watch for return deadlines. target

abc's derrick dennis reports. mr. president, why are you losing to trump in the polls? >> president biden was answering a reporter's question in delaware last night when out of nowhere. biden seemingly startled at the sound of a crash as he left a visit to his campaign headquarters and was immediately rushed into his waiting suv. secret service agents surrounded the car with weapons drawn, the driver getting out with hands up. turns out a car had hit a parked secret service vehicle in the rain and was left with a damaged bumper. neither the president nor the first lady were hurt. the secret service says a vehicle securing the president's motorcade was struck by another vehicle. there was no protective interest associated with this event. police say investigators are working to determine if driver impairment was a factor. sources say it appears there was no ideological motivation behind the crash. from the video, it appears the driver cooperated with secret service agents, keeping his hands up the whole time. andrew ryan really, as you said, a close call for president bi

will and derrick punched in two straight tds for tennessee while the defense took care of tua tagovailoaing the 28-27 comeback win. could not have asked for a better monday night football lineup. >> really tough for the dolphins, tyreek hill who got hurt early in the game, got a text from the wife get your a dollar sign dollar sign back in the game, dog. he came back. >> no sympathy there. >>> the dodgers began the week inking the biggest deal in baseball history now we're learning more about l.eceaking ten-year contract with free agent shohei ohtani according to the associated press, otani will defer most of the money from his $700 million deal the team will pay him $20 million over the next decade while the rest, a total of $680 million, would be paid in 2034 to 2043. talk about eyeing the prize. >> buy the fans some hot dogs. >> got $850 million in deferred money when it comes to the dodgers. >>> even if you're not a coffee lover you want to stick around for a holiday deal from starbucks. >> if you feel like your teen is always on their phone you're right. a survey may back that up. l

. >> briggs and smith are known for representing max harris and derrick l mena. the 2 defendants in the go ship warehouse fire, which killed 36 people breaks tells kron 4 news that he feels obligated to advocate for say chow a former marine out of that rain. we have a retired police officer. we have to keep a close eye on those people. make sure they're getting the services they need. >> and most importantly, you know, maybe that's not the time to surround a house with a swat team. i mean, some of the irregularities in the way this case was handled. >> are so unusual. you won't find another case in the country say remains in custody on nearly 4 million dollars bail. he is facing 2 counts of murder. >> a police officer, one count of injuring a spouse and 6 counts of assault on a peace officer or firefighter. he's expected back in court next thursday to enter possibly a plea in martinez, theresa kron. 4 >> other news tonight, a shelter in palo alto high school has been lifted according to police officers were in the area around 11, 30 this morning responding to rep

here's abc's derrick dennis. >> overnight some relief after hours of delicate digging at the scene ofs partial building collapse in new york. crews announcing they found no bodies in the rubble removed. markable considering the seven story apartment building in the bronx gave way late in the afternoon with a deli occupying the bottom floor like i just saw everything come down at once and all i saw was everybody just piling up those cars everywhere. >> i was just confused. i couldn't see nothing. >> my eyes were hurting because the stand was going to my eyes like it was like i was not really seeing nothing. but it was really bad upstairs, this bedroom left, exposed, used residents belongings left dangling between floors and down below a 12 foot tall pile of bricks, metal wood and debris. >> i got home from work and look what i encountered. >> i don't know. first, i'm an immigrant, and as soon as i overcome one challenge, here comes another. this cell phone video shows the moment of the collapse. a pedestrian walking one moment, then dust and debris behind him, the next emerging. crews

derrick, what's holding pharma companies back on the whole drug development system when it comes to antibiotics, this is kind of a little bit broken. i mean, it's very expensive and takes a very, very long time to develop new drugs to get them from the pre clinical stage. all the way through through approval and it takes 10 to 15 years can cost you up to like a $1000000000.00. so it's an expensive proposition and pharma companies are businesses . so they're profit driven. and the problem is, is there's just not that much profit in antibiotics and it's kind of a one and done thing. and we, and we still have antibiotics that we can use and that sort of work. but they're just as the, as the pathogens develop more as the bacteria develop more resistance to them, they're working less and less well and added to that. there's the problem that it's actually a hidden problem. since most of what's going on is, is happening in the developing world. what might life look like? they're like if we don't manage to develop a new medicines that can get these pathogens under control as well, and it's kind of scar

here's abc's derrick dennis this morning. >> a plea for justice in the death of 27 year old deonte finlayson at a vigil over the weekend, friends and relatives mourning her loss after she was shot and killed in a confrontation with los angeles county sheriff's deputies earlier this month. deputies responding to finlayson's home on a domestic violence call say they encountered her holding a large knife and threatening to stab her ex-boyfriend for pushing her daughter. police claim they shot finlayson to stop her from harming the man more shots in the back. >> it's ridiculous. where are the training for these officers? >> my heart is so, so broken. i hate it for him her children. i hate it. it's devastating. >> finlayson's family disagreeing with the deputy's account of what happened and filing a $30 million lawsuit against the department and the county. finlayson's lawyer says she was not a threat and only had the knife to protect her and her daughter from her ex-boyfriend. >> officers should be trained that they are not supposed to shoot, shoot and kill when they don't know what's who's ther

you know, right here, derrick white. he had a hot hand tonight able to get 3 to fall right there from the corner. but guess what? you can do it. we can do it too. and steph curry answers with 3 of his own right here from the top of the key pulls up. you can count those 3, 1, 21 is where they in regulation that them into overtime. who better than step to do that. but then we go here. we're with 5 fouls. he's playing warrior is up to step goes inside right here, hits the floater and the warriors they go up for. we just 38.9 left on the clock with the celtics. they do get within one, but it's step yet again with a dagger to close it out put them all the sleep. he said is time was 10.6 seconds left in the game. only 5 in the 1st half. you see the sleepers there. he's saying it's time to go to bay. it's to finish with 28 points in the 2nd half. 33 points on the night altogether. the warriors, they win this one in overtime. one. 32 one. 26 steve kerr believe this one will turn the season around. meanwhile, the sharks, i don't

here's abc's derrick dennis this morning. >> a stoic charlie adelson in court for his sentencing as a killer, you are sentenced to life imprisonment without the possibility of release or parole. life for the murder of his ex brother in law, dan markel, a professor at florida state university, gunned down at his home in 2014 by a hitman. prosecutors say adelson hired that hitman after his sister's bitter child custody battle with markel. >> i would just like to say that i maintain my innocence. he is never coming back. >> we continue to hope and pray for justice. >> adding to the saga, adelson's 73 year old mother, donna, arraigned this week as an alleged coconspirator in the murder plot. police say they captured her at miami's airport trying to flee to vietnam and now jail house calls between adelson and her son have been released, in which donna is heard discussing plans to leave the country. >> we've been looking it up over and over. so things change. and if there is extradition from vietnam, because we've looked at all the places, i mean, i could go to korea and china, but there's

celebrations by the fins titans score two touchdowns and a two point conversion in the final minutes derrickhree yards out. titans up 28 to 27. last chance for miami tua tagovailoa stepping up in the pocket, sacked on fourth down tennessee great comeback win 2827. all the warriors are in phenix to play the suns tomorrow night. last time they were there warriors head coach steve kerr complained about the loud house music. the suns deejay was playing during the game. so the suns dj used that rant to make himself a new mix. >> this building, you can't hear anything because it's like a club. it's like a it's like a south beach club. it's just it's thumping techno club music. trust me, i know i had about 100 people send me the tweet thumping techno club music. we may not be able to actually even hold a timeout, so i'll just tell the guys, go get him and we'll see what happens. >> thumping. sports on abc seven sponsored by river rock in the chevy that's right for you. the award-winning chevy equinox. the hard-working chevy silverado. ♪ or the all-new high-tech chevy trax. ♪ whatever your plans are

derrick johnson simply said it's something he had to do. >> i feel it's an obligation of every business, especially small business, to support the community. and when i volunteered in the past, i'd go to shelters and i just wanted to open the restaurant up where people could sit down, have more of a family feel and they can get served. >> yeah, so much generosity. nearby, the owner of mama t's oakland, tina johnson, also passed out free meals. she's been doing it for 16 years. this year, mama t's handed out about 300 warm meals as. all right, once again, let's get a check of the weather with alex cheney. hi, alex. >> merry christmas everybody. a tough night for those 40 niners. here's the satellite and radar perspective. so once again, some light showers moving through the bay area overnight. it's going to be the same thing all the way up through portland and through the seattle area as well. tomorrow temperatures should be right about the average, maybe just a little bit warmer. so 63 degrees tomorrow in the south bay and santa clara, 63 degrees in san jose. let's now look here. so 58

celebrations by the fins titans score two touchdowns and a two point conversion in the final minutes derrickhree yards out. titans up 28 to 27. last chance for miami tua tagovailoa stepping up in the pocket, sacked on fourth down tennessee great comeback win 2827. all the warriors are in phenix to play the suns tomorrow night. last time they were there warriors head coach steve kerr complained about the loud house music. the suns deejay was playing during the game. so the suns dj used that rant to make himself a new mix. >> this building, you can't hear anything because it's like a club. it's like a it's like a south beach club. it's just it's thumping techno club music. trust me, i know i had about 100 people send me the tweet thumping techno club music. we may not be able to actually even hold a timeout, so i'll just tell the guys, go get him and we'll see what happens. we'll see what happens. >> thumping. sports on abc seven it ain't my dad's razor, dad. ay watch it! it's from gillettelabs. this green bar releases trapped hairs from my face... gamechanga! ...while the flexdisc contours to

derrick johnson simply said it's something he had to do. >> i feel it's an obligation of every business, especially small business, to support the community. and when i volunteered in the past, i'd go to shelters and i just wanted to open the restaurant up where people could sit down, have more of a family feel and they can get served. >> yeah, so much generosity. nearby, the owner of mama t's oakland, tina johnson, also passed out free meals. she's been doing it for 16 years. this year, mama t's handed out about 300 warm meals as. all right, once again, let's get a check of the weather with alex cheney. hi, alex. >> merry christmas everybody. a tough night for those 40 niners. here's the satellite and radar perspective. so once again, some light showers moving through the bay area overnight. it's going to be the same thing all the way up through portland and through the seattle area as well. tomorrow temperatures should be right about the average, maybe just a little bit warmer. so 63 degrees tomorrow in the south bay and santa clara, 63 degrees in san jose. let's now look here. so 58

as part of the celtics, the most productive this time was derrick white, it was his three-point shotboston ahead at the end of the match, but curry here is 126. memphis' star player, ja morent returned to duty after serving a 25-game suspension for careless handling of weapons. the goal was sent by urawa's norwegian defender, marius høybroton. after the break, mateo kovacic doubled the score with an excellent pass from kyle walker, and soon bernardo silva summed up the result with a shot from the penalty line. 3:0 victory for manchester city, which will now play the brazilian fluminense in the final. he, in turn, took over the egyptian al-ahly. colombian johnny arias opened the scoring on 70 in the first minute, and brazilian john kennedy completed the job in the ninetieth (2:0). so, the final is manchester city fluminense, and the japanese and egyptians will now play for third place. borussia dortmund and minds played on the field first in the match of the sixteenth round of the german championship. in the twenty-ninth minute, julian brant converted the awarded free kick. equality,

derrick white and jaylen brown each scoring 28. five different players scoring 20 or more for the celtics. first time that that has happened in a game for boston since 1987. let's go to college basketball now. four top 25 teams in college going down last night, defending national champs uconn stunned by seton hall. all ten of the huskies previous wins had come by double digits this season. so sit was a shocker to say the leaves. richmond scores a game high 23. and they lost their big man with what looked like an ankle injury. so tough break for them. >>> wednesday was national signing day and that is when the best high school football players decide what college they will be playing for in the fall. wide receiver jeremiah smith, number one overall player in the class of 2024, announcing that he was going to be an ohio state buckeye. check out head coach ryan day's reaction when he found that out during a news conference. >> really? >> yes. >> there is video. >> i mean, first beer is going to taste good, i can tell you that right no

. >> derrick ran for we've brought you countless stories about the harsh reality on the streets of sanisco, including the drug use in the homelessness kron four's vicki liviakis took a stroll with the night minister on those same streets, retracing the steps kron 4 took almost 60 years ago to see if anything's changed. >> these are the streets of san francisco. some might prefer to avoid in the dead of night. >> for a lot of people, nighttime is a scary time. it's when the demons come out. it's when loneliness sets and isolation sets in at night is oftentimes when we need some connection. >> that from the night ministry comes alive. a whole other world out upside down walking the tenderloin north beach, the mission, the castro, and they've been doing it since 1960. goals story is about people in trouble. kron 4 went out onto the streets with san francisco's first night minister reverend donald stewart. this is part of a 1966, documentary called shepherd of the streets. >> in 3 months he's contacted 60 potential suicide talk with countless alcoholics procures, prostitutes and drug addic

and higher political office but a lot of very effective lawmakers around for awhile and folks like derrick kill merri bowl and democrat from washington state and on the fast track for hiring leadership positions or a rep from ohio one of the more respected kind of deal makers and pragmatists on the republican side. had a lot of good years left and dysfunction and division, and just the, you know, the stress of -- and the reward system now where you get nor attention from going on social media rather than cutting the deals and passing the laws that are so important as part of the job. you are seeing the brain drain, trey, where some of the most talented and pragmatic lawmakers are saying the heck with it. i'm going to look for another line of work and congress isn't for me. trey: i think, josh, you put your finger warily on it and seniority used to matter and congress used to matter and all seems geared towards social media and you get literally more attention fighting your own side than helping your own side these days. >> that's right, trey. the names that get the most media attention are

professor derrick mueller, thank you so much. >> no, thanks for having me. >> well, president biden, he is now weighing in on the position in colorado. i knew he would. he said it's clear that trump is an insurrectionist. but there still a big question. how will the voters see it? so, it's pretty unprecedented among a number of unprecedented questions, is donald trump eligible to even be on the ballot in 2024? the supreme court will likely have to weigh in on whether his actions on january six, and those that led up to it disqualify him under the 14th amendment. and, today, president biden is saying this. >> well, there's a 14th amendment with the court to make that decision. but it certainly supported an insurrection. there's no question about it. none. zero. and he seems to be doubling down about it on everything. >> we are joined now to discuss the author, scott moreau. he's written bestsellers that you might know like -- wealth told the lawyers in the word. also, burden of proof and his latest, suspect. he's also had a full career as a prosecutor. i'm so glad to have your voice o

derrick vaek van dam is trackinf it. hope you had a nice christmas. it will be a tough day on the east coast. >> and so many millions of travelers coming in and out via road, trail, airways as well. and a slow go for many because of the heavy rainfall. there is a superb view of new york city. just about 15 minutes ago, this was socked in with cloud, raindrops on the screen. that has since cleared out. the heavy rain has moved away from new york city. that is the good news. but nonetheless there is still kind of the raised river levels, urban rivers, and across this particular region, there is the 10 million american that are under some sort of flood alert. flood advisories for long island, connecticut and extending further west of new york. here is a look at how much rain has fallen. we've had widespread 1 to 2 inches, but there have been a few pockets of areas over 2 to 4 inches of rain locally. look at monroe, allentown. so up the hudson valley, that is where we saw the heaviest precipitation. and that is where we've seen some of the highest river g

derrick van orden took things a step further and focused on the question all americans are asking: what? >> the reason why soy milk is not on there is because it's not milk. neither is almond milk. milk comes from a mammal. >> stephen: oh, really? if almond milk doesn't come from a mammal, then how do you explain this? case closed! oh. oh, you're saying my graphics department made that up? guess what, my graphics department are mammals. and we milk them regularly. it's not just congress, it's the end of everybody's year right now, which means, and this is exciting, all the big prestige movies are coming out in time to qualify for the awards. and one i'm very excited about is the new adaptation of "the color purple." [cheers] exactly, indeed. i'm not the only one. my dear, dear friend oprah winfrey has been everywhere promoting this movie recently. she's been making purple cocktails. she's been unveiling a purple portrait in washington d.c., turning the empire state building purple, handing out tons of purple movie tickets, and on the streets of new york, she's even been handing out purp

theologists and petroleum engineers what might happen if there is a sustained bombing raid on the derricksd what they say, werk have the counter factual. britain and france might have gone to war with the soviet union and the british, i'm not sure as mcmeekin is is turned out well for the allies. >> the point. book is not whether it would turn out for the allies. it's what stalin did, he was afraid of the 5th column of tens of thousands of polish military officers in his camps and he ordered what is now called the forest massacre. the kind of man he was, retaliates against humiliation and possible military against him rounding up 15,000 polish military officers about 8,000 other polish elites, government, bureaucrats and sets, and having them murdered in cold blood and we have the documents and files and the only surprising thing, is that they didn't match their quota. they were supposed to kill 25,000. they only got about 21,892. but there were tens of thousands more poles and in particular, jews rounded up, including the women and children, stalin's way of exorcizing his demons over the

see the opportunity to get derrick lively, a shot. he gets in the bucket easy. 39 points. 10 assist for luke on the night. 3rd quarter now where the warriors are trailing by 13 address green drive extends the lead with 2 more 80 for him on the night last night in the warrior, they tried going back 3 to go in the ports to get a look at the work right praise and separation. get 3 to fall. he has 25 on the night. but the memories they win this one final score. one. 32 to one. 22 in after the game head coach steve kerr. of course he wasn't happy. he said it all came down to not being on the same page. take a listen. we're we're not competing through the tough parts of the game in. >> there is an intangible. there's a feeling there's a vibe where you fight where everybody's energy is right and when we don't have that right now. >> don't have it right now. tell you what, it's early enough that they should find it. but they get fined if they want to do with it 8, paso got to wait to see what they do. but outside the back to you at the desk.

derrick van orden took things a step further and focused on all the questions all americans are askings milk? >> the reason soymilk is not in there is because it's not milk. neither is almond milk. milk comes from a memo. >> stephen: and how do you explain this? case closed! [laughter] oh, you are seeing my graphics department made that up. guess what? my graphics department are mammals! and we milk them regularly! [applause] it's not just congress, it's the end of everybody's you're right now, which means as a society, all the big prestige movies are coming out in time to qualify for the awards, one i'm excited about is the new adaptation of "the color purple." i'm not the only one, my dear friend oprah winfrey has been everywhere promoting this movie recently. she's been making purple cocktails, she's been unfailing purple portrait in washington, d.c., turning the empire state building purple, handing out tons of purple movie tickets and on the streets of new york she's even been handing out purple nurples. [laughter] one of the other big films that i'm super -- >> stephen! [cheers a

lapd detectives believe derrick ward is responsible for robbing at least 5 businesses in the valley. detectives had discovered that he was involved in a series of robberies throughout the valley. >> once they discovered his identity, the detectives went to his residence where he arrested. >> detectives tell us 43 year-old ward was arrested monday without incident. they say is crime spree began in mid-november or november. 19th is one of the first incidents is that we have documented that we believe that he was involved. >> and then that continued into december. >> police say the first business he targeted was a pizza hut. and then after that, the rest were all gas stations, including this am pm in studio city in mid december cayman like that. addict. want to open that done. >> then take money and gold. >> warts final ledge theis occurred the night before his arrest sunday evening at this shell station in studio city. police tell us, well, no weapons were used any of the crimes force was. it was generally in the commission of him reaching cash, register or or pushing the clerk out of

maine's democratic congressman, derrick golden, who voted to impeach trump, argued removing him from the ballot is a mistake. until he's actually found guilty of the crime of insurrection, he should be allowed on the ballot. he said, in a statement. it also opens the door for the trump campaign to raise money, and fire up his base. >> it makes him a martyr. he's very good at playing poor me, poor me. he's always complaining. >> reporter: the timing means that trump will remain on the ballot for the primaries, but it is setting up a showdown in the u.s. supreme court. which will likely have the final say. >> both maine and colorado hold their primaries on super tuesday, march 5th. the colorado republican party said it has already asked the u.s. supreme court to hear an appeal of the colorado decision, and according to the website, lawfare, there are still active lawsuits over trump's ballot eligibility in at least 14 states. with that, let's bring in our lead off panel, peter baker, chief white house correspondent for the new york times, susan glasser, staff writer for the new yorker,

derrick henry gets the handoff. ryan tannehill takes it for the touchdown.at, i believe by but after driving it down the field, one-third ingo geno smith. finds colby parkinson right here in the end zone for the 5 yard touchdown pass. and just like seattle, they regained the lead under 30 seconds to go. now a last-ditch effort for the titans. ryan tannehill is taken down by draymond. don't though, putting into any hopes of a titans come back. the seahawks, they win 20 to 17 and are still in the hunt for a playoff spot. leno. he feels good about now jared goff and the lions they're taking on well as the vikings will pick this one up in the 3rd quarter. the lions they were leading by 3 on first and goal and throws it up for chaos warrant for 6 yard touchdown and they get that and then the vikings, they take the 4 point lead. now later in the 3rd same score, jared goff looking to throw he connects with amon-ra saint brown for the go hit says touchdown right there and they go up to now. and then for the quarter, same score to mayor gibbs gets the handoff, finds

being hounded right here derrick white turned into a turnover when kevin looting could truly retrieveand tatum takes on the other hand and throws it down on contested the so are 10 after one quarter. but the warriors youngster, they went on a 15 to 2 run right here will get branded. but jim ski with a loaded in the coming in. at first you don't succeed. try again. and that time it was good for the jam. then it was step 30 the 30 starting a new string of 3 pointers right here. and the warriors only trail by 3 the break. so step he did get into some foul trouble in the 3rd round backing into step right here, bags and down and will step does foul on the nets. his 5th ballon is 607, left in the 3rd at that point. so they had to sit him down. the salem. he was back with the 4th quarter on. of course they him. you'll see why game tied at one 18 up. very white. it's a wide open 3 here from the corner and he sinks it. no problem with one. 52 live, though, as i get a brother and he had 3 more form on the other and to tie it up. and that's where it stood regulation at the end of regulation. so

and got it so it's 27 to 21 miami less than a minute later after the titans forced a three and out derrickses direction, dives in from three yards out titans score 15 points and 51 seconds to shock the dolphins. it's one of the biggest upsets of the year as levis is fired up and why not? it's the titans first road win of the season. 28 to 27 is your final game. number two, the legend of tommy devito grows as giants quarterback. he grew up 20 miles from metlife stadium, still lives with mom and dad right there. so not a very long commute to see this one. packers up one with 49 seconds left. devito hits wan'dale robinson for a 32 yard gain. get the giants into field goal position dad saying, okay, calm down, everybody. okay, calm down. we've got this five plays later, randy bullock lines up and he is going to split the uprights from 37 yards out. the whole family of devito's there going nuts as devito and the giants, they win their third straight game, 24 to 22. turns out major league baseball's first $700 million man will make $2 million a year over the next ten years. details of shohei oht

jan and derrick's death were not accidental. >> it was going to be a long investigation. >> detectiveof the first detectives on the. scene that night, he entered the home through the garage and saw gary first. >> we could see that there was a deceased male in the hallway of the home. >> his pants were pulled down? what did you make of that? >> we didn't know. the only thing that we could think of, was that he was trying to get away from somebody, that they are grabbing ahold of him. >> or was the killer rifling his pockets for something? a key maybe, a combination? >> and gary's office downstairs, the detectives saw jan. >> she was on the ground, she was lying face down. but it was obvious that there was severe trauma to the back of her head. >> so, was this a violent home invasion? shannon gary had more than half 1 million dollars in the house for the grabbing. so a botched robbery was a likely scenario. and in the garage, please did find strange marks and scratches on a tornado shelter that was also used to say. >> it appeared that somebody had tried to pry the lock open. there were

. >> oakland native and restaurant owner derrick johnson says it's something he has to do. >> i feel it's an obligation of every business, especially small business, to support the community. and when i volunteer, appeared in the past, i'd go to shelters and i just wanted to open the restaurant up where people could sit down, have more of a family feel and they can get served. he teams up with bishop brandon reams of the center of hope community church in east oakland. >> it's a very difficult time. we have a lot of unhoused people, um, a lot of stress on families right now financially. and so it makes a difference anytime someone opens their doors and allows a meal to be served, a day of giving to make sure everyone can stay fed and hopefully lead to a brighter future for the city. >> merry christmas in oakland. ryan curry, abc seven news. oh, we love that. >> next at 630, the push to potentially ban former president trump from the california primary ballot gets some pushback from the state. then dreams of a white christmas becoming a nightmare for hundreds of thousands in the midwe

being hounded right here derrick white turned into a turnover when kevin looting could truly retrievetatum takes on the other hand and throws it down on contested the so are 10 after one quarter. but the warriors youngster, they went on a 15 to 2 run right here will get branded. but jim ski with a loaded in the coming in. at first you don't succeed. try again. and that time it was good for the jam. then it was step 30 the 30 starting a new string of 3 pointers right here. and the warriors only trail by 3 the break. so step he did get into some foul trouble in the 3rd round backing into step right here, bags and down and will step does foul on the nets. his 5th ballon is 607, left in the 3rd at that point. so they had to sit him down. the salem. he was with the 4th quarter on. of course they him. you'll see why game tied at one 18 up. very white. it's a wide open 3 here from the corner and he sinks it. no problem with one. 52 live, though, as i get a brother and he had 3 more form on the other to tie it up. and that's where it stood regulation at the end of regulation. so we head into

celtics next possession derrick white wide open from the corner.etake the lead with less than two minutes to go. white lay boston with seven threes and 30 points but steph he came alive late. he waves off the screen and then hits the step back from the top of the circle. game tied at 121. and that's where we stood. time winding down jayson tatum for the win. no no. so we go to overtime. and in overtime time klay lays it off for trace jackson davis. and the rookie finishes with the dunk. warriors up by four jackson davis huge ten points 13 rebounds three blocks. and then curry who was playing with five fouls the entire fourth quarter. in overtime m hits the biggest shot of the game. catch and shoot three to beat the shot clock. and yes, it is 90 night. that ice is it with 10s to go steph had 18 in the fourth and overtime 33 for the game. warriors win their third straight 132 to 126. they improved to 13 and 14. celtics dropped to 22 and six. how about john morant? he made his season debut for the grizzlies following his 25 game suspension , and then