in late december, donahue spoke with the president and told him the truth about numerous false claims, including one involving dominion machines in northern michigan. >> there you had supposedly a cyber expert group issue a report that said there was a 68% error rate. it was not a 68% error rate, in fact, it was i think a .006% error rate. >> reporter: donahue also debunked fraud claims trump made about the vote counting done at the state farm arena in atlanta, georgia. >> i don't run to see if people are walking in with suitcases and putting them under a table with a black robe around it. >> there were allegations were suitcases of fraudulent ballots being smuggled into the facility. >> now they're going to start pulling the ballots out from under this table. >> ballots being run through multiple times. the u.s. attorney looked at it, found none of those allegations were true. >> reporter: donahue's boss jeff rosen forwarded an email from white house chief of staff mark meadows asking the department of justice to look into the possibility that italian satellites were changing votes f

professor donahue, what can we attribute this to? >> a variety of factors. one of course is the weaponry is getting more lethal over time. so, if you recall back to the time when they try to assassinate president reagan in 1981, the gun was less powerful. no one died. today, the handgun might likely be a glock pistol, with 17 rounds, that can do a lot more damage. the weapon itself is quite a bit more lethal. so more people die when they are hit by more lethal weapons and more bullets, so just the character of the weapons has gone up, and of course more and more americans are getting guns in the wake of supreme court decisions, giving people constitutional rights who have guns. so the combination of more guns and more stress in society. quite frankly, some of the polarizing rhetoric that undermines civility in the public space, all of those things i think are combining to make the problem of mass shootings more severe. kristen: you mentioned more americans are getting guns. that includes also asian americans. i'm going to bring it in here, cynthia, and ask y

gary donahue our washington _ costs. gary, thank you.ts. gary, thank you. gary donahue our washington correspondent fair - our washington correspondent fair with the latest. americans are sending 31 of their abrams battle thanks to ukraine. > the prime minister has faced more questions about the tax affairs of the tory party chairman and former chancellor nadim zahawi. at prime minister's questions in the commons, the labour leader sir kier starmer accused rishi sunak of being hopelessly weak in not sacking mr zahawi. the prime minister said an investigation is under way to establish all the facts; mr zahawi says he's confident he acted properly. our political correspondent david wallace lockart reports. there are no prizes for guessing what was going to come up at prime minister's questions this afternoon. are you going to have to sack your party chairman, prime minister? the conservative party chairman nadhim zahawi is facing questions about his previous tax affairs. in the commons last week mr sunak suggested the issue had been dealt

brian donahue at the university of pittsburgh center in georgia. dr.as what when you heard about the collision and you heard the reaction? >> well, good morning ryan, ainsley, steve. thank you for having me in this important conversation. so, the likely events and i'm not involved in hispanic care, personally, so these are surmise like you been doing all morning. but the likelihood here is the helmet contact to the chest provoked a heart rhythm disturbance. this is something we been interested in the last ten years. this is called carmody accorded a spirit of core mobile cordis comes from the original commotion or disorder in the heart. and it turns out to be true that blunt trauma, that means nontrauma, that means for example baseball to the chest, soccer ball to the chest or hockey puck to the chest or in this case may be helmet to the chest is and can provoke very serious and often times end-of-life heart rhythm disturbances. when that blunt trauma is delivered at just the right time at just the right point in the cardiac cycle and just the right lo

. >> our highways in the north bay, 101, accident in sausalito southbound south of donahue.ou're traveling through there, lanes of block and things are going slow, but also along 80 this morning. so richmond, berkeley emeryville is going to take you some time. you can see 24 starting to pick up both on the westbound and eastbound side and traveling through the maze along 13, 5, 88, 80 at this hour. so traffic is typically pretty busy and 8 o'clock out not so much on a friday. so certainly slick conditions are slowing folks down 16 minutes into the city may so that fremont street exit still a 20 minute systemwide bark delay. remember, that means give yourself a lot more time. if you catch a bar today, 18 minutes, 80 to 101, with pretty low visibility via the san mateo bridge. a richmond, sandra fell bridge tolls to one on 8 minutes. you can see the water on our land. so it's certainly coming down pretty heavy. if you live in the richmond area. well, the golden gate bridge got some fall. 37 to the tolls. 45 minutes with those gusty winds. was pretty backed up like i showed. yo

when retired. missionary know donahue befriended pauline. he wanted him to feel at home. the local lawn bowls club is the heart of many yes. trail in country towns. i found out a little bit of bad him for that. he was long. they never really had any friends around this area and i went up, turn off today when you got to come by both come play both. but i don't know how we can arrange for him to come on thursday night and he had a role and enjoyed it. and know that we could meet christopher equipment, miss precious brother. no nor when you've done, when you release of all the improve, not resolving. that's better. what better the prime minister in the police chief have both guaranteed your safety. if you want to go back to thailand, how are you feeling about this time when you got back? thank you. bye thing. now you're going to be by, by the law day, me become the man and when you are not here today, in a couple of days after pauline's press conference, police were posted around the clock outside his father's house. it's supposedly for his family security. now got me candy

cuz when retired missionary, no. donahue befriended pauline. he wanted him to feel at home. the local law involved club is the heart of many s trailer in country towns. i found out a little bit of bad him saying that he was long, they never really had me friends in this area. and i went up, turn off today. when you got to come by both for sir, i can play both, but i don't know how soon we can coach here or run for him to come on thursday night. and he had a role and enjoyed it and know that we could meet christopher. you could me, ms. patients, brother? no, not. when you've done, when you released the ball go the improve. nobody's following. that's better. what better? the prime minister in the police chief have both guaranteed your safety. if you want to go back to thailand, how are you feeling about this time when you got back? thank you 19. now you're going be by the law day. me become the man and when you are not here today, in a couple of days after pauline's press conference, police were posted around the clock outside his father's house. it's supposedly for his family

because when retired missionary know, donahue befriended pauline, he wanted him to feel it how the local law and both club is the heart of many s trailyn country towns. i found out a little bit of bad him for that. he was long. they never really had me friends around this area and i went up turn off today when he got to come by both for so i can play both, but i don't know how soon we can coach here or run for him to come up on the thursday. night and he had a roll and enjoyed it and now that we couldn't eat, christopher equipment is precious brother. no nor when you've done when you release the ball go the improve. nobody's following. that's better. what better? the prime minister and the police chief have both guaranteed your safety. if you want to go back to thailand, how are you feeling about this time when you come back? thank you. i combine p and i thing. now you're going be that my mother law tammy, be the candy behind man and my knee. while neither did i things in a couple of days off to planes press conference, police were posted around the clock outside his father's house. it's

we're going to move now to brian donahue. he's a cardiologist. and, brian, look, we're putting you a bit on the spot. you've seen video. this is not a patient of yours. but given what you've been able to see, the limited information that we have, it is complete speculation, we understand that. but what is your deepest concern and what might be the good news, too? >> so good evening, and thank you for including me in this important conversation. so you're quite right in pointing out that none of us can speak with any authority as to the circumstances that damar finds himself in. but there is something here that's really important for us to flush out. and this is what will was just talking about. i want to just unpack that for a second. will used to turn a frame comodio cortis the drivetive mes commotion or activity in the heart and it turns out to be the case that when trauma occurs, blunt trauma, that means non-penetrating trauma, at just the right time in the cardiac cycle in just the right location in the chest wall, heart rhythms can be interr

donahue. mr. donahue, did you watch this video?d, congressman. >> how long was the video?ately 20 minutes. reaction when you watched that entire 20-minute video? >> i emailed the acting attorney general and i said, pure insanity, which was my impression of the video, which was patently absurd. >> so, i mean, it's funny but it's horrifying because it doesn't -- we don't get to, quote, pure insanity, which is my impression of the video, which is patently absurd, until this whack ado member of congress sends it to the sitting chief of staff who sends it to doj for action, to act on. what's amazing, there are a lot of efforts to go to italy. durham and barr go together. i don't know what questions we should have for the italians after all of this. but this went really, really high up. and it wasn't really, really high. other than getting to donahue, who says it's insane, i don't know, maybe they could have found a softer open door? >> nicolle, i've got to tell you that the deep hypocrisy here goes even deeper than you realize. so, in 2015 and 2016, i ran a counterterrorism tas

. >> a few days ago emergency crews capture video of flooding on donahue street. place teen activists say is always flooded. there will be going door-to-door to help residents prepare in the event the experience term issues. >> i'm going to tell them they need to have groceries for more than two weeks, flashlights, escape plan, batteries, prepare sandbags in case the water gets to your door. >> countywide everyone is expecting the storm to hit hard. >> i am worried about people who have not prepared for this and not being able to go anywhere. we will not be able to leave. >> just like the rest of the bay area this neighborhood is concerned. you can see the sign, flood zone. strong storm coming. that sign put in place over the last storm over the weekend but obviously instead of taking it away officials kept it in place and adjusted the dates on the sign because that is a big concern. this is a big intersection that leads on and off to 101 so if it floods that is a big inconvenience for anyone who lives in marin city. >> the warning on the sign still applies. durin

you're going to have a lot of money, sue donahue in these parks.ope it's not lost on you how many times i say the name governor hochul. [laughter] >> there's a real synergy and a partnership in the state and we'll build on the sense about open programs, permanent community spaces where people can gather and enjoy the best in culture and wellness of programming. councilman-- or commissioner rodriguez has talked about it for years, i know he's in the audience, somewhere, great job, commissioner. and our new director of public, and coordinating across city agencies, businesses and community groups to deliver results for all new yorkers. public safety means more than protecting our streets. it means protecting our environment. the air we breathe, the water we drink and the future of our children and generations to come. for too long, our working class neighborhoods have born the burden of highways and heavy industry, leading to polluted air and to the highest asthma rate in the nation. this environmental injustice is not acceptable. it is something tha

in fact, then acting deputy general, richard donahue, testified about this in front of the january 6th committee. >> at the outset of the call, congressman perry told me he was calling at the behest of the president. >> he wanted to talk about pennsylvania, in particular. he gave me some background why he, in particular, does not trust the fbi, why them through the fbi, and it is there in pennsylvania. it is included amongst other, is this allegation, that secretary of state had certified more votes that were actually cast. >> perry tried to sell the white house on a series of baseless conspiracy theories. texting, for instance, trump chief of staff mark meadows, about italian satellites switching votes from trump, to biden. saying, why can't we just work with the italian government? he also texted meadows about his efforts to set up a forensic cyber team. it suggested seizing voting machines, and putting them under lock and key. according to testimony from meadows, and cassidy hutchison, perry matt with meadows at the white house and multiple times in, that crucial winter in 2020. get

there donahue, that's a direct quote from president trump, correct?s linked and several in the same group trying to topple the incoming potential speaker were also seeking pardons. >> and are you aware of any members of congress -- >> mr. gaetz personally is pushing for a pardon and he was doing so since early december. >> you mentioned mr. gaetz, mr. brooks. >> mr. biggs did, too. >> only they know why they wanted a pardon. take congressman perry who knowing what he knows about what he did wanted to take the exceptional step of a preemptive pardon which he would get and accept and tell people, yeah, yeah, i took this pardon for crimes. he was also involved in the attempt to abuse power at the doj, jeffrey clark, who had his home raided by the fbi a lower level official, pled the fifth before the same committee. >> did you discuss this draft letter with the president of the united states? >> under executive privilege again. >> and then boebert who tweeted out information about where lawmakers actually were during the security scare, including pelosi.

and the president of the catholic league, bill donahue, said, quote, if it's genuine, she needs psychiatric help. and if it's not, it's another example of nancy pelosi exploiting the catholic church for her own personal gain. but here's the deal. the pastor of pelosi's local parish denies there was any exorcism or service performed at their home and now she might have gone to a priest outside her parish. but remember, pelosi has been battling with the san francisco archbishop wright. he banned pelosi from receiving holy communion because of her outspoken stance in favor of abortion. and it's my understanding you need the bishop's permission for an exorcism. now, other priests say an exorcism isn't all that theater ,and it could have happened. >> but nancy pelosi also has a history of stretching the truth a bit. >> so until the priest comes out, backs up the claim, i would take it with a grain, maybe a big grain giant grain. >> so, i mean, the interesting thing to kind of fib about, don't you think? yeah, well, the whole thing is an pat cipollone would say. i never said that. my daughter sai

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time for but a big thank you to my guests donahue joins i really feel like i've learned a lot especiallyppy to go party thing and i'm happy to go party thing and nick dixon don't care what your responses but yeah that's all headline is going to be back tomorrow 11 anticipated at 1 am. 5 am. and if you're still up watching, stay for the breakfast show. have a great weekend . you . the royal rift rumbles on with reports that. prince harry tried to cancel publication of his controversial autobiography . controversial autobiography. good morning. at 6:00 on saturday, the 7th of january. this is breakfast on gb news with ellie and me nicholas area top stories . with ellie and me nicholas area top stories. this morning the of sussex's admission of killing 25 people in afghanistan has caused concern in the military . while concern in the military. while the taliban has called it a crime against humanity, as harry put the security of the royal

donahue -- donahoe. you are back for round two at the eurogroup.it seems like there may be a new mood. goldman sachs dropped the recession call. also deutsche bank suggesting the data looks better than initially predicted and gas prices massively down. the simple question is, would you say the worst is over now? paschal: this is what the euro group has been saying which is don't underestimate the resilience of the euro. in 2022, the growth of the euro area has been more than expected and employment levels have been far better than many would have expected while inflation has been higher. i believe we are in a resilient place and expected to be in a low level of growth as a closed -- as opposed to a recession. it is early to say the worst is over because we are dealing with the war. maria: you say it is still hard to navigate because of the war and we think about the people of ukraine, especially this weekend that was particularly brutal. you say from the economic perspective you rule out a recession this year for the euro area? paschal: you are rig

time for but a big thank you to my guests donahue joins i really feel like i've learned a lot especiallyppy to go party thing and i'm happy to go party thing and nick dixon don't care what your responses but yeah that's all headline is going to be back tomorrow 11 anticipated at 1 am. 5 am. and if you're still up watching, stay for the breakfast show. have a great weekend . laurence oxford music is much edgier than mine. they've let me on your telly this evening it's an i as laurence fox listening on the radio i see bev turner me on the radio i see bev turner me on and then in the morning but let's crack on. we heard from both big party leaders this week in speeches which they probably thought were groundbreaking and everyone were a bit everyone else thought were a bit rubbish. at risk of rubbish. but at the risk of sounding like a reality show host who did enough get your host who did enough to get your vote, that with vote, i'll be debating that with commentators from both the blue and red in

donahue was one of the first people that senate judiciary got to interview and sort of debrief.perspective of the first efforts by congress to investigate january 6th through these final hours of the existence of the 1/6 select committee, what your sense is of how much you're in the business of unearthing information people don't want unearthed. what is your assessment of how successfully congress has unearthed information about january 6th? >> i would say that congress has done an excellent job of bringing information to public light. there is no doubt than. and i think that on that measure alone, both the senate and the house have done an extraordinary job of allowing the american public to see for themselves exactly what happened in the final days of the trump administration. so i think this is an important, important step. but what you and barbara and miles have been talking about is this larger conversation about what does accountability mean. and we've seen at every turn, political accountability, which if you go back and read the constitution, a huge and important piece o

ward, offensive tackle mike mcglinchey, offensive lineman jake brendel and defensive lineman charles donahue for the super bowl, super bowl 57. the eagles will play the kansas city chiefs. 45 yards. that did it. kansas city chiefs kicker harrison bucker kicked the 45 yard field goal for the win. the chiefs beat the cincinnati bengals 23 to 20 and won the championship for the chiefs. it's their third trip to the super bowl in four seasons. and don't forget you can watch super bowl 57 february 12 from glendale, arizona, right here with us on ktvu, fox two. right now, the eagles are two point favorites over the chiefs. there's the there's the look of victory, all right? time now. 5 39 as we check in moving on to whether over there, so grunting over here certainly was. yesterday after the game was over. i took my dog out for a walk, and i can tell some of the neighbors were having watch parties. yeah i'm not saying i wasn't invited or anything, but they were having watch parties, hey, was eerily quiet. quiet oh, yeah, it was and then we had a little smattering of rain to dampen spirits as well.