>> if you look at it, don imus, people like howard stern, bold and brash because of don imus.ting insights, appreciate it and join the rest of the time in dc. alicia: donald trump launching a series of attacks as congressional leaders bar over the rules, richardson is with the president as he continues to vacation at mara log oh. >> reporter: the president spent much of his time focusing on the speaker who led the process to impeach him in the house, nancy pelosi suggesting she should face a primary challenge are and deal with homelessness, focusing on impeachment. before leaving for trump international golf club retweeted some of the sentences and so interesting to see nancy pelosi demanding fairness from mitch mcconnell when she presided over the most unfair hearing in the history of the united states congress. speaker establish that donald trump withheld aid from ukraine to benefit his political position against joe biden. pelosi is withholding articles of impeachment, to allow witness testimony on any impeachment trial, republicans say it amounts to a political charade. >>

now back to kate in new york >>> we learned that don imus died. the veteran radio and television host was a pioneer of the radio shock jock format as controversial as he was colorful kathy park has more on his long career. >> ladies and gentlemen, imus in the morning. >> reporter: don imus was a fixture on the air waves starting in radio where he became the modern day shock jock and later transitioning to tv. his sharp tongue and signature cowboy hat drove up the ratings and dozens of stations syndicated his popularlk show g. msnbc bega his big personality and antics helped launch his career but also got him in trouble more than once in 2007, racially insensitive mark about the rutgers women's basketball team would cost him his job. imus later apologized for his comments addressing the controversy on al sharpton's radio show. >> we don't have an agenda our agenda is to try to be funny. sometimes we go too far. sometimes we go way too far. >> reporter: imus returned to airwaves later that year but on wabc. after five decades, the outspoken voice in

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. >>> remembering don imus. we'll look back at the life of one of the country's first shock jocks, don imus. >>> and a decade of change. a whirlwind of technology and social media change the way we view and share media, music and movies. we'll shake down and shake off -- ♪ shake it off, shake it off >> -- the last ten years of pop culture. today, saturday, december 28th, 2019. >> from nbc news, this is "today," live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> welcome. welcome. welcome. to "today." thanks for joining us on this saturday morning. >> peter alexander is off. can you believe we are about to ring in a new year and a new decade? >> right. we're going to look back at some of the more important things in pop culture from the last decade a little later on this morning. i promise you one thing, no twerking. >> no twerking. we might have a look back at some of the top moments. you'll love it. it's a great look back. >> that will be fun. >>> let's get to our top story. the nasty weather system on the move today

don imus was 79 years old. 6 christmas is over so it's time totake do the derations but some pieces are too big to try to get rid of yourself. we'll have details on a tree disposal that one company already has in place and fast moving fmes ripping through an apartment building a father risking it all when loved ones are trapped and in trouble. >>plus a powerful snowstorm that ut down highways for the peak of holiday travel. after the break we're going hearfrom offi >>a major southern cafornia interstate is back opn tonight one day after a snow storm drenched the regn and rce an entire day of delays for holiday travelers. the grapene section of i 5 was closed for 36 hours because of dangerous driving conditions. that started on christmas night to the highway patrol is escorting drivers in both directions in fact they're still doing that the storm was mostly gone. >>yesterday but overight temperatures dipped into the single digits and miles of the freey pretty muchfroze up. us that the home pass section of interstate 15 also reopened afr it was shut down for severa hours as to the major t

don imus was 79 years old.e got a look today at chilling interviews done with navy seals describing the actions of formel ty earlin er this year of posing with the corpse of an isis fighter, president trump restored gallagher's rank and prevented any further punishment. here's david martin. >> reporter: statements from gallagher's own men describe a navy seal who had lost all sense of right and wrong on the battlefield. >> reporter: "the guy is freavi anoth member of gallagher's platoon told naval investigators, in video obtained by "the new york times." >> reporter: seals were breaking the code of silence, accusing the man who led them in combat of war crimes. >> reporter: based in part on these interviews, gallagher was charged with murdering a captured isis fighter in iraq, bu pallrlatore, st ays those sealse up stories just to get rid of gallagher. >> they didn't like the chief. he was pushing them too hard. they couldn't keep up. and they wanted to get rid of him. they didn't want him to be in charge of th

gunman opened fire in a movie theater in 2012 killing 12 people and injuring dozens more. >>> and don imus0-year career, much of it here in new york, and later on nationally syndicated broadcasts. he was an early shock jock who built an audience by saying outrageous things. in 2007, that behavior cost him. he made a racist rack about the rutgers university women's basketball team and was fired by cbs radio and msnbc. imus made repeated public apologies and apologized in person to the team. in an interview for "cbs sunday morning" last year, imus told anthony mason that reaching out to the players was one of the greatest things he had done in his life. >> they were there. their parents were there, and i sat and listened for four or five hours. there was nothing i could say other than "i'm sorry," and promise them that i would never give them a reason in their lifetime to be sorry that they forgave me. and i haven't. >> imus made it back on to the air after the controversy. he retired last year. don imus was 79 years old. >>> we're also remembering the man who brought a holiday classic to li

don imus. incredible amount of ink. the epson ecotank.elcome and we begin with the fox news alert. there's been a plane crash in southwest louisiana and multiple people reportedly killed. this is america's news headquarters, i'm ed henry. police in lafayette say it plane took off at an airport and crashed about a mile away between a post office and a walmart super center. lafayette is 135 miles from new orleans. we're told five killed according to the report and a local news radio station is saying five killed. let's bring in a former

don imus is survived by his wife dierdre and six children. he was 79 years old.k, nbc news. >> and now, back to politics. and a new editorial in usa "today," it has a strong message for democrats saying beating donald trump in the 2020 election isn't everything. it is the only thing. also saying debating wine cellars and fundraisers and free tuition for all won't rid america of an unfit president and the party should focus on the overriding issue, which of the candidates is best equipped to beat trump next november. michael star hopkins founding partner and northern star strategy, wokking on campaigns of president obama, hillary clinton, and john delaney and hannah true drow also with us, politics reporter for the daily beast back for this segment. michael, i will add to what i said president trump has promoted the u.s. foes and ran up massive government threats and palpable harm to america's health care system and turned the once proud party of abe lincoln and ronald agoreagan of adulation cult. it is far more important than who has the most extensive plan to ha

funeral preparations are under way tonight for don imus, one of dadio's legendary and most controversial figures. imus died friday at a hospital in texas. one of the original shock jocks, imus had a groundbreaking career, but it was marred by drug addiction and racist commentary. jeff glor tonight on his rise to fame and fall from grace. >> do we have to put these morons on the radio? >> reporter: with his gritty voice... >> gutless weasels. .a reporter: ...and signature cowboy hat, don imus was one of the most outrageous, irreverent, and influential broadcasters of his time. >> the most obnoxious jerk i have ever seen. >> reporter: he gained both fame and notoriety for his news-making interviews, edgy comedy bits, drug and alcohol problems... >> i'd drink on the air. i'd do cocaine on the air. >> reporter: ...long-running feud with howard stern, and his charity work for kids with cancer. born in riverside, california, in 1940, imus began his career as a d.j. in 1968, eventually moving markets to new york city in 1971, where he launched his own radio show. ♪ "imus in the morning" >> repo

if so, don imus, the legend of radio will be missed.. >> katie: do you want to talk about yourself? okay, i'm not kidding. >> jesse: reaching out i got low confused. >> okay, a lot of people go underage on christmas eve, but they don't see this at the christmas eve mass so take a look at the tree in ireland how he left on peter o'connor, out in the church and everyone cheered him on and he was showing off the early christmas presents he got off during the service in the video was posted on twitter by the parishioners, and it's gone viral. >> jesse: so glad he did not wipe out. >> dana: that would be not good. my turn, okay. ♪ we do this, on a friday, okay, are you ready at this is the first time. >> michael: this is your first time. it was >> dana: 's number one, my duty a jeweler on december 21st? why do need a jeweler? >> michael: to ring in the new year new year. >> dana: yes! what did the man get for stealing a calendar? >> oh, that's good! >> michael: i have no idea. >> dana: 12 months. >> michael: just let him go. >> dana: what's

today we remember controversial radio personality don imus. he died friday in college station after being hospitalized we're told since christmas. he passed away at 79 years old. garrett tenney, a look back on his legacy. >> reporter: it's a bit of a complicated legacy. he was controversial, outspoken and at times offensive. all of those things played a role in him becoming a radio legend. don imus was 28 when he did his first show and within three years his style of constant commentary catapulted him to the nation's top market in new york citnew yorkcity. he was inducted into the national broadcaster half of fame. imus in the morning was airing on more than 100 radio stations a across the country, became a destination for celebrities and politicians from both parties. in 1997, he was named one of the 25 most influential people in america. but his career took a major hit in 2007 after he used a racial slur to describe the rutgers women's basketball team during his show, something he regretted for the remainder of his life. fox business' collin

to his death and a look back at his live. >> 36 minutes past the hour on the radio all over. >> don imuss behind the mic. before the sharp and controversial tongue launched imus in the morning. >> ladies and gentlemen, imus in the morning. >> kwondened beyond his savage compensatary for some he will be remembered for thrown throppic work rates raising more than 30 million for charities and frequent will i using the platform to solicit donations but his words called his do you feel. he came under fire multiple times including for the racist comments towards the rut gears university women's basketball team in 2007. >> it was completely inappropriate and we can understand why people were offended. our characterization was thoughtless and stupid. so -- and we're sorry. >> there were other comments, including those about football player adam pacman jones. in 2009 imus reechld his diagnosis of pro tate cans are at the time he blamed it on stress and appeared to come to terms with his moerlgtsty. >> if i'm not fine i won't be fine not a big deal. >> on friday he passed away from complications o

don imus was 79. >>> let's check in now with chris to see what he's working on.ime coming up at the top of the hour. happy friday, my friend. >> happy friday. it's the last show of the year. we'll try to do things the right way for once. we're going to be taking a look at what does this video mean, these interviews that came out from these other s.e.a.l.s about gallagher and not so much what it meant for the case because he's been adjudicated and he was acquitted. but what does it mean about the politics surrounding it? we have a big shot from the democratic party, congressman doggett is here to talk about the optics as well as the reality of what's going to happen in the next phase of impeachment. and also we have some sound of senator schumer back in '98-'99 and from former v.p. biden from just today. what do those mean for the state of play? and a special special closing argument about what not to forget about this year. >> we look forward to all of it. good thing i'm dvr-ing it as well. >> doubles my audience. >> thank you. happy new year. >> happy new year.

don imus has died. here's reaction and a look back at the life of don imus. >> good morning to you. as with any controversial figure, the reaction to his death will be mixed. his off the cuff and flagrant comment captured audiences but deeply offended others, costing him at least one coveted position. >> on the radio all over the country. >> reporter: the infamous radio giant spent nearly 50 years behind the mic. his career beginning in new york city before his sharp and controversial tongue launched i mus in the morning nationwide. >> ladies and gentlemen, imus in the morning. >> reporter: beyond his savage commentary, for some imus will be remembered for his philanthropic work. frequently using his platform to solicit donations. his own words caused his own downfall. the disk jockey came under fire multiple times, including for his racist comments towards the rutgers university women's basketball team in 2007. >> it was completely inappropriate and we can understand why people were offended. our characterization was thoughtless and stupid. we're sorry. >> reporter: and there were

radio personality don imus was like that.r of years his brand of grumpy commentary was a requirement and his morning talk show was a rite of passage. >> here's mary matlin's husband james carville. >> good morning. >> imus hosting some of the biggest names in politics, roasting them the rest of the time. but it's the ugly side remembered by many. his racist comments about the rutgers women's basketball team cost him his radio show. he later apologized. he is survived by his wife and six children. don imus was 79. let's check in with chris cuomo for "prime time." happy friday. >> happy friday. it the last show of the year. we'll try to do things the right way for once. we're going to take a look at what does this video mean, the videos that came out from the other seals about gallagher and not so much what it meant for the case because he's been adjudicated and was acquitted, but what does it mean about the politics surrounding it? we have a couple of big military thinkers here to talk about that. we have a big shot from the d

here's nbc's harry smith. >> reporter: radio had no idea what hit it when don imus debuted on new yorkhe wnbc in 1971. imus, ruthlessly funny. disdain conformity rids kuhling the powerful and famous. >> what? >> reporter: his radio show gained a national audience and the greater influence when samal cast on msnbc. no one and no subject was off limits. >> can't get anything by him. can you? but we don't care. i absolutely don't care. >> reporter: imus prided himself on not pulling punches, in 2007, a rant about the rutgers women's basketball team that was raleigh racist got him fired. imus later apologized for his comments. >> we don't have an agenda. our agenda is try to be funny. sometimes go too far. sometimes way too far. >> reporter: returned to airwaves on a different network. retired due to health issues last year. he gave money to a ranch for children. don imus was 79 years old. >> we'll be right back. ♪ limu emu & doug and now for their service to the community, we present limu emu & doug with this key to the city. [ applause ] it's an honor to tell you that liberty mutual cust

. >>> also breaking, the death of legendary broadcaster don imus the long-time radio personality and television host had a colorful and controversial career. >>> a plane crashes just moments after takeoff with almost 100 people on board but remarkably, many of the passengers survived. >> i thought maybe we will be dying in just seconds. >> their harrowing stories of what it was like as the plane came apart. >>> shocking new accusations against a retired navy seal whose case was >> you can tell he was totall okay with killing anybody.

. >>> radio legend don imus has died. imus in the morning debuted in 1971 in new york city. he launched a career that made him famous for his quick wit and caustic tongue. his shock jock reputation cost him his job in 2007 when he made racist remarks about the rutgers women's basketball team. he spent a lifetime battling addiction, was diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2009. he died this morning at a hospital in college station, texas. the exact cause of death wasn't disclosed. he was 79 years old. >>> still ahead on kpix 5, a big first for tesla. >> meanwhile its electric truck rival is hoping to steal the spotlight with some new moves. >> reporter: choosing the best food for your body. the dna app scientists say could give you a nudge in the right direction. >> and a major airline giving away thousands of free tickets ahead of the summer games in tokyo. but, there's a catch. several actually. if you see wires down, treat them all as if they are hot and energized. stay away from any downed wire, call 911 and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out and keep the publ

call don. imus up on to. not. come october. units. are going. to go up this time didn't. knock. on the front. runner frankie's monkey. see monkey do something wrong didn't. constitutional scholars weigh in on impeachment and they empath to the proceedings one way or another we're talking to the actual words on this edition of politics. love them to politicking on larry king on wednesday the house judiciary committee heard from 4 constitutional experts about whether or not president trump committed impeachable offenses did their testimony change the game by any measure let's talk about that with the political panel they are alex although he previously served as chief counsel to senate majority leader bill frist and former general counsel for the national republican senatorial committee he's in washington and in mountain view california zach friend he worked for barack obama and john kerry's presidential campaigns as a spokesman and. strategist. than anything embarrass you more than. well i think this was really the the pre-game if you will to set up the more politically explosive

. >>> long-time radio personality and tv host, don imus, died today. he was known as one of the pioneers of shock jock radio. he had a show that msnbc started to broadcast in 1996. he was known for his cowboy hat and controversial antics. he lost his job after making racially insensitive remarks about the rutger's woman's basketball team. he retired in 2018. he was hospitalized since christmas eve. he was 79 years old. he is survived by his wife, deirdre and six children. >>> another beloved business closing down. this time, a popular toy store on the peninsula. online shopping is one of the reasons the store is shutting down. it's been selling toys for more than 60 years. >> we're selling toys. we're selling fun. when that ends, it's sad, to know that some kids are going to grow up without having talbott's as part of their life. >> the doors will close for good in late january or february. >>> a big change is coming to our housing market in the new year. it could push up housing prices even higher. it's aimed at helping the environment. new homes buil

>>and tonight we know a long time dio host and brocaster, don imus has di the age of 79 his family cofirming that i miss had en in the hospil since christmas eve. the 79 year-old spent nearly 50 years on the air before retirg in march of 18. the oadcaster bean california with some brief stance in stockton and sacrameo. in the 19 70's in 1980'she furthered his radio carer in new york i miss was inducted nto the national radio hall of fame back in children. s survived by his 6 >>the police laws coming to california in 2020 will tell you what chang you can expect in the new year. >>anit's fun to think about getting rid of your chstmas tree how the city of san francisco wants to help you recycle >>and tarting tonight extra ofcers will be ouabout san francisco. why police say having these well publicized checkpoints helps prevent drunk driving. >>and if you want to skip e commercials and get morenews during the break make sure you are streang us on kn on downlo >>starting today extra officers will be out on patrol looking for people driving under the influence at all part of their efforts to keep

but all those things played a role in don imus becoming a radio legend. is commentary catapulted him into the spotlight. revolutionized shock jock radio. imus in the morning was airing on radio stations across the country. it became a destination for a-list celebrities as pell as politicians from d as well as politicians from both parties. tense years later his career took a hit after he used a racial slur to describe a women's basketball team. >> he was difficult at times. if you heard he could be a jerk to some people. yeah. did he say a lot of things he shouldn't say? absolutely. did he hurt some people along the way? yes. but co-also and was he one of the smartest people in the world, and most importantly he was one of the most generous publicly and the work he and hih for kids with cancer. reporter: imus raised tens of millions of dollars for charity. and a medical center bears his name. his charity work for kids with cancer took on a new meaning when he was diagnosed with prostate cancer. but his friends will remember his cowboy hat and tell it like

and he was one of radio's for shock jock don imus has died at the age of 79. family says the controversial imus had been in the hospital since christmas eve. the 79 year-old spent nearly 50 years on the air before he retired in march of 2018. he began his career in southern california also had some brief stint on e radio in both stockton, d sacramento. but he gained his greatest fame on the rain new york. do imus was inducted into the national rad hall of fame in 1989. he is survived by his wife and 6 children. other newthis morning inthe east bay, the martinez news gazette is closing its stores after 16 years. the final paper will be printed tomorrow december 29th managent told staff late last week that they would be shutting down currently no other details about the clure. the gazette began printing back in september of 1858 that makes it the oldest continuous publication in contra costa county. the staf of the gazette thank the thousands of people who he supported and contributed to this community newspaper for the past 161 year an beginning next ar several

does everything in this building on the radio and tv but actually started six years with don imus who died earlier today. >> is a sad moment for me. everybody knows him as a good interviewer, smart, funny but knowing him personally, i can speak to the fact that he's so generous, i really owe him so much. hearing about his passing has really gutted me and what it has done. and i owe him so much. >> mark: try to win this one for don then. you are playing against griff jenkins, we go a long way back back. we actually met at gitmo three years ago, one of us was just visiting and one of us was a detainee. i'm not going to tell you which it is. this is how it works. must wait until yo i finish ask. you can answer once and i will acknowledge you by saying your name, each correct answer is worth one point, get it wrong and you lose a point, best-of-five wins. so let's get started, question one, the fda just raise the age to purchase tobacco products in america. how old and must you now be to buy a pack of cigarettes? she hit it before. we have to go to griff for this. yes, because carly. >> f

everything in this building on radio and tv, but she actually started years, i think, carley, with don imusoday. speak with a sad moment for me. everyone knows him as a good interviewer, smart, funny, but knowing him personally, i can speak to the fact he is so generous, treated me as a daughter. hearing about his passing has really gutted me, and i'm thinking about him, his wife, and his kids, i owe him so much. >> mark: try and win this one for him. >> i am. >> mark: you are playing against griff jenkins. griff and i go a long way back. we actually met at gitmo a few years ago. one of us was just visiting and one of us was a detainee. i'm not going to tell you which it is. hands-on buzzers. this is how it works. i ask the question, and the first one to buzz gets to answer, but you must wait until i finish asking. you can answer once, and i will acknowledge you by saying your name. each correct answer is worth one point. get it wrong, you lose a point. best of five wins be let's get started. question one, the fda just raised the age to purchase tobacco products in america. how old must you

. >>> legendary radio host don imus died. he hosted the show i was in the morning. the broadcaster was known for always wearing a cowboy hat in the air. here to from the show in 2008 in discuss of death is not yet known. he was 79 years old. >>> new video from the nerve time shows controversial from members of his own platoon. >> this as president trump spent business with the navy seal. >> he told me he was totally okay with giving. >> reporter: this is how he was described. >> that i got crazier and crazier. >> reporter: they gave him a nickname, blade. fox 2 says that authenticated the video. this for the push from the 2017 deployment to iraq over the body of a deceased isis fighter who got to go was accused of killing by some of his fellow seems. >> one time, multiple times, to the stab about right here and then a few times. there was no it it was anything other than to attack. >> what did you do next? >> >> reporter: during the story c witness stand. >> did you suffocate him? >> yes. >> how? >> i held my palm over him and the stop breathing. >> reporter: i am s

legend don imus died today. he was 71 is sold. he hosted a coast-to-coast region show imus in the morning for nearly 50 years. now for the controversial remarks on the news of the day and for that cowboy hat that he always wore on the air. he retired from radio last year. there's no word yet on his cause of that's what the hollywood reporter says he was hospitalized in texas on christmas eve. stomach coming up here on "the four". new developments on the search for a helicopter missing on coast at hawaii for the latest on search for several tourists who were on board. stomach on the grapevine being open after be shut down by snow. the latest from southern california. >> i have never seen so much snowfall appear before. ♪ here in the club i can't even hear my own voice. ♪ ♪ jack in the box would've been a better choice. ♪ head to jack in the box and experience the joy of missing out with my $3 mini munchies. get 'em delivered with doordash. ♪ only at jack in the box! ♪♪ should have gone to jack, a they've got it all. ♪ head to jack

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. >>> radio host he don imus has died. careers span many decades with imus in the morning, a show that broadcast not only on radio, but also on television. he frequently touched on controversy and in many cases outrageous remarks. imus was taken off the air in 2007 for a racist comment directed at a women's college basketball team. he retired for good in march of last year. his family, though, didn't share how he died. he had previously been diagnosed with prostate cancer. >>> a key figure behind the charlie brown christmas has died. lee mendelson helped to create it. while his name might not be familiar to you, his work probably is. ♪ ♪ christmas team is here happiness and cheer ♪ >> love that. mendelson wrote the lyrics to "christmastime is here," did charlie brown christmas show. mendelson was the executive producer of the show and the other specials with the peanuts gang. he died christmas day at his home in san francisco after a long battle with cancer. lee mendelson's son said, quote, it was not a great time for us,

long time radio talk show personality don imus has died. his morning show when he hosted until march of 2018 was a must stop for politicians and entertainers. he was 79. >>> a source tells cnn the white house is working on a list of potential replacements for secretary of state mike pompeo who reportedly is considering running for an open u.s. senate seat in his home state of kansas. so let's talk to our reporters and our analysts all about this. and kylie, you're learning that they're developing this list who who is on the list. >> there is a flurry of conversations about what happens if pompeo decides to vacate his spot and run for an open senate seat in kansas, his home state. and so we've learned that the white house is, indeed, working on a list of potential folks who could come in and be mike pompeo's replacement. "the washington post" reported on the fact this is a conversation being had and a source confirms that, yes, there are people's names being discussed at the white house. they include steve bgan and robert o'brien, the nation

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>he controversial radio broadcasting personality has died longtime radio host and broadcaster, don imus passed away today as family confirms. i miss said been in the hospital since christmas eve. he spent nearly 50 years though on the air before retiring in march of 2018. he lost one job fore then aft i'm making racially charged mments about the rutgers women's basketball team started his career in southern california with brief stints in stockton and sacramento. in the 70's and 80's he furthered his radio career in new york, a lot of people listen to him. he was inductedinto the national radio hall of fame in 1989, he is survived by s 6 children he was 79 years old. >>preside trump is continuing his twitter attacks against housepeaker nancy pelosi insisting that the democrats are stalling because their ca against him he says is weak and as cnn's phil mattingly reports now th sides arplaying politics is talks for a senate trial remain at astandstill. >>as president trump continued his holiday twitter barrage against democrats on impeachment. eaker nancy pelosi continuing to press her pa

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