he says hi, my name is dixon. i'm your brother. and i'm like, what?hey recognized something familiar, their father's face, dixon's siblings arranged for him to meet the whole family. 52 people cam to the reunion this weekend, all his relatives. >> i never felt such an outpouring of such unconditional love in my whole life. this was my christmas miracle landing in that airport and meeting my family for the first time after 75 years. alfonso: i'm alfonso ribeiro. roll up your sleeves because you're about to join 4 incredible rescue missions. today on "jack hanna's passport..." susie: oh jack. jack: oh sue. alfonso: jack and susie discover dozens of adopted dogs in montana. steve: the fact is, they can have a wonderful quality of life if they just get a chance. alfonso: and feed a rescued bull calf named leo. jack: oh, this is cool. alfonso: the hanna's release bighorn sheep in arizona. jack: holy mackerel. alfonso: then meet a species saved from the brink of extinction. jack: he then said "do you want to see what an ostrich loo

dixon sent him a photo of himself.amiliar, their father's face. dixon's siblings arranged for him to meet the whole family. 52 people came to the family reunion this weekend, all of them his relatives. >> i never felt such an outpouring of unconditional love in my whole life. this was my christmas miracle landing in that airport and meeting my family for the first time a seven news. live doppler seven shows our next rainmaker approaching, and a more significant storm isn't far behind. when we can expect the worst of that rain. the national weather service is urging people to stay away from water all alg the pacific coast. >> plus, merry christmas to everyone, especially to you. >> santa shares season's greetings while last minute shoppers hit the stores. we'll see if union square is getting a holiday shopping boost when abc seven news at 6:00 begins right now, always live abc seven news starts right now. check it out. a dreary day across much of the bay area. you can see that drizzle here from our mount tam cam in mari

but it was also to put down dixon. so oscar -- had the same idea that dixon did. he just didn't know whether the capability was going to be executed. the second question you asked was about ninth tactical group. pete, are the the tactical air forces in world war two by the by by the fall of 44 had dealt with problems that they had experienced in africa and sicily. so the tactical air forces were were a brilliant part the of the ground fight. i don't think air force is enthusiastic about now, as pete calzada was in 1944. but they were brilliant and i don't know if that answers your second question adequately or not. so if does not, let me know. our next question will be to your left. thank you, sir. great update on the intelligence and the origin. wonder if you make a comment about the concept of a mirror imaging. you know, that is we're looking at intelligence and we say, well, this, we wouldn't do that. so the germans aren't going to do that. and the example you kind of touched on was we knew the fifth and sixth panzer army was there and said, well, they're going

dixon. so he went by john paul dixon. but i must admit, early on in my research, i was deeply confused by. so i could only imagine how confused the nazis were. it's great. anyone else. thank you again.

. >> dixon. dixon hanshaw is about to receive a holiday gift he never expected this christmas.sister for the very first time. he has five half brothers. two. >> that's what i call it. my christmas miracle. >> for the last 75 years, dixon thought he was an only child. >> all my life, i dreamed about having siblings somewhere. >> just months ago, after learning of a new new york state law. dixon requested his pre-adoption birth certificate, not knowing he had a large family on his biological father's side. >> i didn't want to intrude on people. i didn't know whether they would be happy that i was around or not. >> he made that first call to his oldest brother, gary. >> i got a phone call and i didn't recognize the number, but for some reason i answered it and he says, hi, my name is dixon. i'm your brother. and i'm like, what? >> both men in shock. dixon sent him a photo of himself. gary shared it with his siblings, and they immediately recognized something familiar their father's face. dixon's siblings arranged for him to meet the whole family. 52 people came to the family reuni

john dixon. who was he, and why was he? >> john dixon was sigrid schultz.e 1930s as things got dangerous, she realized she might need a pseudonym. it happened in a very particular context. she received an instruction from the chicago tribune through the paris office, they had asked her to write an extended article about what was known as the night of the long knives. it happened two years earlier, this was in 1936 that she got the request. in 1934, in the summer, hitler had massacred the leadership of the storm troopers, and anyone else that he saw as a potential political rival. and now, sigrid wrote about it at the time, 11 articles over the course of several weeks. but now, colonel mccormick wanted a more extensive in- depth report on that event. but, the request came through paris. and the paris office wasn't living under the threat of the nazis, and they really didn't have an internal sense of just how dangerous things were. so, a woman from the paris office called sigrid in berlin, with the information, just totally clueless about the fact that the ph

>> john dixon was sigrid schultz.s , as things got dangerous, she realized she might need a synonym. it happened in a particular context. she received instructions from the chicago tribune through the paris office and they asked her to write an extended article about what was known in the night of the long line stated it happened two years earlier, this was 1936 in 1934 in the summer, they had massacred the leadership of the storm troopers and anyone that he saw as a potential political rival. now sigrid wrote about it at the time, 11 articles over the courses of weeks, but now they wanted more depth report on that event. the request came through paris. the paris office was not moving under the threat of the and they did not have an internal sense of how dangerous things were. a woman from the paris office called chicago, called sigrid in berlin with the information , totally clueless about the fact that the phones were tapped and we are probably being recorded. it was made worse by the head of the paris office who se

chump change and comparisons been nearly $54000000.00 that read a crunch, well stole from the city of dixon, illinois. when she was treasure there. in the 1990 and the largest public step in the states, history crowned well funded a lavish lifestyle. over the course of 2 decades. while her city fell into financial crisis. while the city was suffering, the defendant was living her dreams cardwell as conduct and continuing to take millions of dollars from the city of dixon to support her lavish lifestyle. while she knew that dixon was in the financial straits was especially egregious. brandwell was set to be released from house arrest in 2029, but she locked out with bite and disliked the former ceo of zinc rewards, paul berks, who got busted for running a $900000000.00 ponzi scheme built on lies and empty promises scheme got out of hand more than mister burks may have thought was going to happen, but anyone could have seen what was going to occur outside himself and his marketing cheerleaders. last but not least, is v like victor johnson from maryland, a former care taker who stole money fro

while she knew that dixon was in the financial straits with a specially egregious crowd, well was set to be released from house arrest in 2029. but she locked out with bite and disliked the former ceo of zip rewards. paul burks who got busted for running a $900000000.00 ponzi scheme. built on lies an empty promises. the scheme got out of hand more than mister burks may have thought was going to happen. but anyone could have seen what was going to occur outside himself and his marketing cheerleaders. last but not least is v like victor johnson from maryland, a former care taker who stole money from his mentally disabled patients over $30000.00 and fraudulent tax returns. in fact, all filed using their personal information, who knows how many more bad apples there are among the criminals, that bite in part. and what we do knows.

been nearly $54000000.00 that read a crunch, well stole from the city of dixon, illinois. when she was treasure there in the 1990 and the largest public stepped in the states, history crowned well funded a lavish lifestyle. over the course of 2 decades. while her city fell into financial crisis. while the city was suffering, the defendant was living her dreams cardwell as conduct and continuing to take millions of dollars from the city of dixon to support her lavish lifestyle. while she knew that dixon was in the financial straits was a specially egregious friend, well was set to be released from house arrest in 2029, but she locked out with bite and disliked the former ceo of zak rewards. paul berks, who got busted for running a $900000000.00 ponzi scheme, built on lies an empty promises scheme got out of hand. more than mister burkes may have thought was going to happen, but anyone could have seen what was going to occur outside himself. and his marketing cheerleaders last but not least, is v, like victor johnson from maryland, a former care taker who stole money from hi

while she knew that dixon was in the financial straits was a specially egregious crowd. well was set to be released from house arrest in 2029 . but she locked out with bite and disliked the former ceo of zinc rewards. paul burks who got busted for running a $900000000.00 ponzi scheme. built on lies an empty promises. the scheme got out of hand more than mister burks may have thought was going to happen. but anyone could have.

a crunch, well stole from the city of dixon, illinois. when she was treasure there in the 1990 and the largest public step in the states, history crowned well funded a lavish lifestyle. over the course of 2 decades. while her city fell into financial crisis, while the city was suffering, the defendant was living her dreams cardwell as conduct and continuing to take millions of dollars from the city of dixon to support her lavish lifestyle. while she knew that dixon was in the financial straits was especially egregious. brandwell was set to be released from house arrest in 2029, but she locked out with bite and disliked the former ceo of zinc rewards. paul burks who got busted for running a $900000000.00 ponzi scheme built on lies and empty promises scheme got out of hand. more than mister burkes may have thought was going to happen, but anyone could have seen what was going to occur outside himself and his marketing cheerleaders. last but not least, is v like victor johnson from maryland, a former caretaker who stole money from his mental

. >> carley: before we let you go, hope to end on high float, how is dixon doing today?r been a better time to be in dixon. it is how we respond that make us who we are today. we are in city manager form, tons of development, great things happening in dixon, it is a wonderful community and we're excited to continue to move forward. >> carley: danny langloss, we appreciate having on you. up next, chicago approving a controversial new budget leaving residents outraged. >> he wanted to pour 40 million line of credit and put the city more in debt. it is your fault, you gave half the money to illegals. >> todd: we are speaking to a reporter who was inside the meeting, plus karoline leavitt will join us with the latest tech ceos meeting with president trump and executive orders he is thinking about signing on day one. the next mega millions drawing is now available on jackpocket. jackpocket lets you order official state lottery tickets right on your phone. just pick your numbers and place your ticket order, see a scan of your ticket right in the app and get your winnings insta

the three victims have been identified as sean dixon, jack nelson and krista tsukahara. there were four people in the cyber truck early wednesday morning when it crashed into a tree and caught fire. they were all standout athletes and 2023 graduates of piedmont high. home for thanksgiving break. the family of sean dixon, who was a student at usc, said in part, quote, we are devastated at the loss of our beloved son, brother and friend. sean lit up a room, made friends easily, smiled and laughed often, and had a unique ability to make everyone feel welcomed and valued. a statement from jack nelson's family describes the university of colorado boulder student saying, quote, jack cared deeply for other people, was a loving and fiercely loyal friend, had a strong faith. he proudly shared through the cross. he wore every day. and christa's family said the sophomore at the savannah college of art and design was, quote, known for her kind and sensitive heart, love for her family and friends, and for her incredible eye for style and design. krista was cherished by her family and

sorin dixon was a student athlete at usc and a member of the lambda chi alpha fraternity. friends remembering him at a gathering on greek row, finding groups to go off campus, go to the beach and go surfing or go rock climbing. he was always trying to find other people who liked the same stuff. he did. police say speed was a factor in this crash, but say it's too early to know whether the cybertruck malfunctioned. the initial investigation didn't show any signs that the truck's battery sparked the fire. the nhtsa is now conducting a federal investigation as well. another headline that we are watching, not the warm welcome they were hoping for a british band touring the united states was robbed at gunpoint in vallejo. bring the police. ring the police. guys, somebody ring the police! the band is called sports team posted on facebook. they were at a starbucks when a man came in and said, some guys are breaking into a van. they ran outside and confronted the suspects. that's when one of the robbers pulled out a gun. the musicians say they lost all of their personal gear, but

living her dreams cardwell as conduct and continuing to take millions of dollars from the city of dixon to support her lavish lifestyle. while she knew that dixon was in the financial straits with a specially egregious friend, well was set to be released from house arrest in 2029. but she locked out with bite and disliked the former ceo of zip rewards. paul berks, who got busted for running a $900000000.00 ponzi scheme, built on lies an empty promises. the scheme got out of hand more than mister burks may have thought was going to happen. but anyone could have seen what was going to occur outside himself and his marketing cheerleaders. last but not least is v like victor johnson from maryland, a former care taker who stole money from his mentally disabled patients over $30000.00 and fraudulent tax returns. in fact, all filed using their personal information. who knows how many more bad apples there are among the criminals that bite in part. and what we do know though, is that the outgoing president is planning to part in even more, which could very likely mean denying justice to even mo

dixon. that's the name you need if you're an admiral. manley. dixon. he met with duran and he was furious. first he said you shouldn't have taken the nina as a prize. you shouldn't have made those nice americans prisoners of war. they were trying to help british citizens. and then when he found out that they had left behind a hunting party that had three british citizens, among it he got even more upset and he desperately wanted to find a way to make a deal with valentine barnard to give him back the nina, and maybe he could go back to the falklands and rescue the hunting party. they haggled for a couple of days and they couldn't reach an agreement. so finally, manley dixon threw his hands in disgust. he said, that's it. i'm sending that to nina back to london. the prize court can figure out who owns it. i'm sorry, valentine. while valentine was negotiating with dixon, the other americans made their way. they made their way back home on various vessels that took months to get back. and when they got back, they had with them a protest that they had itte

shawn dixon, jack nelson and krista tsukahara were killed. one person survived, all graduated from piedmont high school. shawn dixon was a student athlete at usc and a member of the lambda chi alpha fraternity. friends on campus remembered him at a gathering on greek row, finding groups to go off campus, go to the beach and go surfing, or go rock climbing. he was always trying to find other people who liked the same stuff he did. police say speed was a factor in that crash, but say it's too early to know whether the cybertruck malfunctioned. the initial investigation didn't show any signs that the truck's battery sparked the fire. the nhtsa is now conducting a federal investigation as well. not backing down and taking it to the people. the san mateo county board of supervisors is moving forward with putting a measure on the upcoming ballot aimed at removing sheriff christina corpus from office. nbc bears jocelyn moran joins us now in studio with what voters will have to decide. and really, what is the sheriff's reaction to this? yeah, jes ess

his friend thomas dixon complimented him for finally putting an end to his siege with women over the course of two years at wesleyan, carrying a light teaching load that allowed for writing. he completed a second book. and this one was called the state and its notable feature to classify all of the world's governments according to race, the aryans were at the top, the semites below primitive and savage races, as he called them, such as the turks. need not be studied at all, wilson said, because they are not the fittest in the evolutionary scheme. at the same that he was writing this textbook, wilson plotted a return to his undergraduate schedule, the college of new jersey. that would be his dream destination, the place of so many fond undergraduate memories. as it happened only two days before wilson's job interview with the president of, the college of new jersey, the college's incumbent professor of jurisprudence and political economy who was 40 years old, dropped dead just just days before they met. and so they were desperate to fill that position. and and wilson did a great job o

some of the people that he pardoned or he granted clemency to one person really angering people at dixonmptroller there she is rita crumb well she essentially elm beveled $54 million, you know, that is not a very big town, dixon, illinois. it is probably the largest municipal fraud in american history. what she did in 1990, she opened the city account and then deposited public funds for her own use for 20 years. what was she doing? she had a quarter horse operation. a breeding operation. she had some real estate things. all financed by public money and she went to jail. she was sentenced to 20 years in jail. served 8 and a half years. but then, during covid. she was released to home confinement. and then as it turns out, joe biden granted her clemency and people are really steamed. >> ainsley: she has known for that period of time in her life when no one knew she was embezzling money one of the quarter horse breeding operation unless our country. she went on to have 52 world champion horses. that were sold from her breeding operation. so, she was very successful. using tax payroll dollar

former republican gubernatorial candidate tudor dixon is here to take it on plus this story. >> it's fully my intend or the president's intent to spend every cent we have available. >> every dollar at our disposal will be pushed out the door between now and january 20o longer care about inflation. it went up in november. the big debate over the biden team making it harder for trump trying to spend it all as he goes out the door making inflation even worse happening before trump takes office to stop it. american majority ceo ned ryun is here to react but first this. to the breaking news out of washington, fbi director christopher wray announced he will resign as trump takes office, kash patel will be in the role there. david spunt live at the justice department with the breaking news. reporter: fbi director christopher wray made this announcement a few hours ago across the street at fbi headquarters. it was streaming to a town hall audience of thousands across the country. wray had two options to stay on until january 20, 21, 22, be fired by president trump once inaugurated or leave o

after you've made it out of milpitas at the dixon landing road. three cars involved in this in the fast lane. so the issues there continue to be with the ponding water. i think a break just got requested just a little bit north there on 680 as well. and we have in the opposite direction southbound that car that went down the embankment. the issues are mostly concentrated in the east bay. so we'll go up into san lorenzo, this one also northbound 880 at the a street on ramp. after you pass the southland mall, that right lane is blocked. there was a chp break called. so still dealing with that issue. there is a lot on the roads. so we'll keep an update on this and i'll be back with you in a few minutes. thank you cynthia. 509 right now, the holiday shopping rush is now turning to the holiday returns ahead for you here on today in the bay. what you need to know high number of exchanges experts are expecting to see out there, but i bet if i got you a mega jackpot, you would have liked that. oh, yeah. we're breaking down the odds of winning more than th

sean dixon was a student and lacrosse player at usc. his family wrote sean lit up a room, made friends easily, and had a unique ability to make everyone feel welcomed and valued. kristen tsukahara or krista tsukahara, excuse me, was a sophomore at the savannah college of art and design. her family says she will be remembered for her kind and sensitive heart, love for her family and friends, and for her incredible eye for style and design. jack nelson attended the university of colorado. his family remembered his adventurous spirit, saying he cared deeply for other people and had a strong faith. he proudly shared through the cross. he wore every day. now there's still no word on the cause of the crash. the california highway patrol is investigating. the chronicle reports that the national highway traffic safety administration is also part of that investigation. well, a scary scene at a farmers market at el cerrito plaza saturday morning. a car crashed through the market, hitting one person. el cerrito police did not share details, but a

and sensitive items fall into the wrong hands, risk to global security are profound. >> todd: tudor dixonu know, thousands of illegal chinese migrants were let into our country under biden administration and millions that were let in. how worried of you more are working to help our enemies and have not yet been caught? >> i'm very concerned about it, a lot of people are, that is what we've heard for years, biggest threat to the united states is china. this person came through his student visa expired in 2012, he's been in this country for a long time. you have to question how many of these people have been in the country for over a decade planning something and now there is tens of thousands of migrants coming from china, chinese nationals, what is the plan? how much danger are we in right now? this is massive weapons that came from north korea, we know russia and iran have been working together, these are scary times and something that slid in under biden's nose. do not forgets the balloon that went across the country, how much danger are we in? >> todd: so concerning. now from bad actor

she is from dixon, illinois. the town is set with joe biden giving her clemency, she stole 53.7 million from taxpayers, embezzled it, comptroller and treasurer. she had access to the funds. i don't know how they did not discover it before 53 million was taken. she supported her quarter horse breeding organization, she was discovered and thrown in jail and he's pardoning her, giving her clemency, people are upset. >> steve: it infuriated the city manager of dixon, illinois. he spoke to "fox and friends" this morning. >> at her sentencing, the judge said significant prison sentence was essential to reestablish public trust and confidence. what we've seen over the last week is unbelievable and really c complete betrayal by federal criminal jftz system, we're shocked, outraged, betrayal, complete disservice to all the victims of her crime and to the sanctity and trust of the criminal justice system. >> brian: big one, ridiculous they let her out. michael conahan, a bigger story, cash for kids, a judge. every small vi

shaun dixon was a student and lacrosse player at usc. his family wrote shaun lit up a room made friends easily, and had a unique ability to make everyone feel welcomed and valued. krista tsukahara was a sophomore at the savannah college of art and design. her family says she will be remembered for her kind and sensitive heart, love for her family and friends, and for her incredible eye for style and design. jack nelson attended the university of colorado. his family remembered his adventurous spirit, saying he cared deeply for other people and had a strong faith. he proudly shared through the cross he wore every day. now, there's still no word on the cause of the crash. the california highway patrol is investigating, the chronicle reports that the national highway traffic safety administration is also part of the probe. well, to a scary scene at a farmers market at el cerrito plaza saturday morning. a car crashed through the market, hitting one person. el cerrito police didn't share details, but a witness tells abc seven news that the pe

he sees colonel dixon there with about 400 british troops and he decides that discretion is, the better part of valor. and in the middle, the night buries as cannon and retreats. wer, what did do was he drew up an artillery plan for galvez and this is kind of superimposed of it. i included mef the crude drawings they had on tre, so you can get a feel. but i marked it up and he showed different locations. galvez could set up artillery bombard fort butte. now, by the time galvez arrived, the british had decided that fort butte wasn't the place to make a stand defensively, almost all the men other than 25 or 26 british soldiers were retreated to baton rouge. so galvez knew that taking setting artillery and doing the preparation for that would take a lot of time and knowing that there weren't many defenders. he came up with a different plan. and this is where saint maxson figures in. again. so saint maxson had been up to the fort and had noticed a peculiar tyranny of fort butte that the embrace year the cannon were very large, large, larger than most embrace breakers for the fort. and so th

15 and 16 years old, and will serve minimum terms of 15 and 18 years respectively. 16—year—old max dixonen identity in january. you ran after max and stabbed him, it was a deep wound. we've all seen the knife that you used. it was long and sharply pointed. you used that knife to stab mason as well on your way back to the car, you knew it was very wrong to take that knife and attack anyone with it. we saw you hiding your knife. you got rid of your phone. your brother took your clothes and burnt them. your starting point is 20 years. the offences are made worse by these things. taking and using that long and dangerous knife. how scared mason and max would have been being chased by four boys they didn't know, boys who were carrying those long knives. mason being stabbed and dying outside his front door where his mother has to walk every day. people in their homes right there, whilst you are running down the street with those knives, whilst you're stabbing boys who live there. the group of you going there and doing that, all for revenge on westers. riley, you were the oldest. you took a base

host of the tudor dixon podcast. thank goodness her name is tudor dixon because otherwise it would be strange. fox news contributor ari fleischer and the federalist correspondent brianna lyman. tudor, i'll start with you. welcome aboard, everyone. thank you so much on this lovely kind of winter day as we move into christmas time. tudor, you know, you heard those comments. the nature of, you know, start with gavin newsom a little bit here. it's almost like an arsonist getting really upset. if you want to start donating to the fire department and you're going to stop them, you know, has anybody learned any lesson from the election at this point? do you think? >> well, first of all, tammy, let me say you have a beautiful outfit on tonight, but i want to. >> so do you say about gavin got the memo. >> we're twinning. >> yes. that's right. >> but when it comes to gavin newsom. look, i think that he's campaigning already. he did not campaign with kamala harris. he wants to make sure everybody knows he's different from donal

but what is now happening in that space is audi dixon of french politics. young men have come from the army and they have said it has been demonstrated that the by lot will never bring change because the french are capable of manipulating the butler. it has been demonstrated that the population has been called down and they are likely to continue to vote the same people. and even if they don't vote those play, it has been demonstrated that the butler books will be manipulated. and when we saw a doctor, wei dot wave of a change of videos shipped in new jersey. we saw this change of leadership in modeling. we saw the change or videos shipped in the booking of fossil we why being store that i knew script has been up on the news group, particularly in booking. alfonso did not stop, not really a manned by the 9th in 100 on date is the margins of the my know l u. c. daughters, some god. right. when some kinda came for the 1st time i didn't did it is summer. carter who would change the name of the country to have been known as of both into book enough muscle, the

en una Época en que la naciÓn querÍa transparencia de la administraciÓn de dixon y su promesa de no mentirer y sobre todo en amÉrica latina los tratados de hijos carter representaron un par de aguas en la relaciÓn de los estados unidos con latinoamÉrica. ana: entre sus logros estuvo el de devolver el canal de panamÁ a su legÍtimo dueÑo. >> el 6 de marzo de ese mismo aÑo nuestro embajador presentÓ credenciales y le dijo el presidente carter, antes de la prÓxima nueva ustedes van a tener un tratado. ana: esta unido al Éxodo de mariel donde persona llegaron desde la isla exiliada sea florida, su administraciÓn enfrentÓ varias crisis, incluyendo una fuerte inflaciÓn y la crisis de los rehenes en la embajada de irÁn, por lo que en 1981 perdiÓ la reelecciÓn. [habla en inglÉs] ana: en su vida pos presidencia lucho por los derechos humanos y por la resoluciÓn de conflictos. su labor lo llevÓ a ganar el premio nobel de paz. otros de sus grandes logros fueron los acuerdos para oriente prÓximo, en todos esos aÑos siempre estuvo su mayor aliada, su esposa por 77 aÑos, roselynn carter. edwin: gracias.

sorin dixon was a student and lacrosse player at usc. his family wrote sorin lit up a room, made friends easily, and had a unique ability to make everyone feel welcomed and valued. krista tsukahara was a sophomore at savannah college of art and design. her family says she'll be remembered for her kind and sensitive heart, love for her family and friends, and her incredible eye for style and design. jack nelson attended the university of colorado. his family remembered his adventurous spirit, saying he cared deeply for other people and had a strong faith. he proudly shared through the cross he wore every day. there is still no word on the cause of the crash. the california highway patrol is investigating, and the chronicle reports the national highway traffic safety administration is also part of the probe. well, scary scene at a farmers market at el cerrito plaza. this morning. a car crashed through the market, hitting a person. el cerrito police didn't share any details, but a witness tells us that the pedestrian was an older man who ap