donna velasquez: barbara britton is in the middle. to that hotel room to meet harry britton. he would have never gone to that hotel room to meet michael wolfe. he agreed to come meet barbara. keith morrison: the woman who wept tears of love for her long lost david, who professed to have held a torch all those years was the very same woman, said wolfe, who called david on the phone and enticed him to go to that motel room to be killed. they needed to use barbara as the lure because david still had feelings for barbara. keith morrison: evidence, david had a roommate, reported journalist stefan kamph, and that roommate heard david take a phone call just before he went out that night. he was pretty sure it was a woman who was on the phone. david takes the phone. goes into his room. comes out a little while later. he's all spruced up, ready to go out. he's got a smile on his face. he's combing his hair. he's putting on his drakkar noir cologne. and david jackson left the apartment at that point. that was the last that any of his friends sa

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donna, as we mentioned earlier, capitol hill is bracing for trump's health and human services pick, rfkthis week for at least 20 scheduled meetings with senators. what can we expect to hear? what would you want senators to ask him? >> well, i want the senators to really focus on his past and present advocacy against vaccines because i think this is really important to head the nation's top health agency to be espousing views that are contrary to published science, that are contrary to our experience with vaccines, that are contrary to history. so i think if democrats really bore down on this and not take the i think i've changed or i'm open to consideration kinds of answers because he has a really solid record against vaccines that is both published online and, of course, the advocacy organization that he headed and i just don't think that this says a nomination that really should survive in the interests of public trust. so senators have a lot of work cut out for them. >> joe, there's a time crunch on capitol hill right now to keep the government open. you're seeing that right five day

joining us now are donna edwards and david jolley, both msnbc political analysts.na, your thoughts on this overarching theme of people who lost elections whether to trump or others filling up the ranks of his administration. what do you make of the profile of these people? >> well, what i see are a group of people who are first and foremost absolutely loyal to donald trump. some of them like marco rubio may have started out as critics and competitors but has quickly fallen into line. the other common thread that i see among these are almost to a one, people who deny the 2020 election was won by joe biden and who continue to continue that lie and perception over the last four years. for donald trump those were tests of loyalty and it's what he's commanding in his upcoming administration and they are not going to be people who have too many other options. so serving at the pleasure of the president is going to be what they will do and i think that they're just going to fall in line with whatever it is he chooses. >> david, let's zero in on marco rubio for a second, t

ricky and donna join us now. ricky, you have to be happy.cs prevented you from getting it but it will be a nice christmas present when you arrive tomorrow. how are you feeling about the fact he will be spending christmas not living in your camper with your two kids? >> oh, excited! i am so excited! a little bit more room. [laughter] >> jacqui: ricky, have you had a chance to see any of the homes and what are you most excited for when you get into your home? >> my kids bed being separate from my bed. a little more space and a chair to sit in, that is probably the best thing. i can't wait. >> john: we did a spot with eric trevor a little while ago. donna knows him because he was one of the first recipients of the tiny home. he was blown away when he went inside and looked for the first time. there was even a little christmas tree in there. i tell you that your home is what is left of it. my understanding you were living in a shed for a while but then i camper. what is it like to try to ride this out as you make heads or tails what will make of

say good morning for his reelection bid. >> donna hanover wasn't really in his corner.eal who she voted for in the first term. >> rudy burns through a lot of friends and allies in new york city. >> mayor rudolph giuliani easily won reelection to his second term. >> we did it we turned this city around the second term. >> giuliani is increasingly a lone ranger in his politics and in his personal life. when rudy comes in for his second term, which he treats as sort of a victory lap overwhelming win. but he immediately begins to see the white house off in the distance. >> ironically, he may be accomplished too much in the first four years. he probably should have paced himself a little more he starts off his second term by saying, we're going to end jaywalking in a city where jaywalking has been and continues to be an art form and, you know, new yorkers broadly responded like what? >> at first people laughed when he launched a politeness campaign everybody has to be civil. but the laughter turned to protest when giuliani put up pedestrian barricades, ticketed jaywalkers an

donna was born in 1980, in zimbabwe and arrived at the oakland zoo in 1990. two.f her companion elephants died in 2019 and 2023, respectively, and she moved to tennessee to be with three other elephants that were her age. that was about a year ago, a little over that she moved. donna loved coconut water and often carried around a tire that she brought with her from oakland. she will certainly i'm reggie aqui. >> i'm lyanne melendez. >> i'm luz pena. >> i'm tara campbell. >> i'm j.r. >> stone at abc seven news. >> we deliver local stories with real answers to help make our city better. >> a quick note about our new year's eve schedule programing here on abc seven for you. that should be terrific. at eight, it's dick clark's new year's rockin eve with ryan seacrest. then join us for a special edition of abc seven news at 10 p.m. i'll see you for that. then at 1030, we rejoin ryan seacrest to get to midnight. all right. here on abc seven tuesday, the 31st new year's eve. all right. just days away from the annual rose parade in pasadena. and thousands of volunteers ar

and i think a lot of it is because people are sick and tired of white and gray. >> reporter: donna's business has been open for 15 years in noe valley, but her block has faced many economic challenges. >> i made it through covid. we lost 14 stores in noe valley. we lost all our shoe stores, all our clothing stores, our cheese store, our jewelry. i could go on. >> reporter: she adds that skyrocketing rent also deters more new businesses from coming in. >> scary, right? if you're going to open a store and want to sell a pair of jeans, but your rent's $25,000 a month, how you going to sell your jeans at $50? >> reporter: but just a couple blocks down this business own er braved those potential challenges. fung mi opened perfectly seasoned in noe valley about two years ago. when you step in the store, you smell the nearly 400 different spices from all over the world. >> house made seasonings, things that we developed in-house, our own recipes. there's some things you can't get anywhere else, things like this moroccan rose. >> reporter: and this local spice store is bringing in returning

donna was 44.rrived at the oakland zoo in 1990. >> according to a new report from the u.s. department of housing and urban development, homelessness hit a record high in the united states this year. the amount of people experiencing homelessness grew to more than 770,000, which is 18% increase in the last year. the department points to the surge in migrants seeking asylum. a national housing crisis and the end of pandemic-era measures as root causes for this record increase. the report did find veterans were the lone group or homelessness actually declined. there's a new cause for concern over the bird flu. it stems from a patient in louisiana. cdc says the man was likely infected from contact with sick and dead birds in his backyard. a genetic analysis of the bird flu and not man showed it wasn't the same. >> as the virus in the dead birds, which means the virus most likely mutated into something that more easily effects. a human host. however, the cdc says there's no sign the louisiana mutation w

. >> donna trump is not an 88, that may be very clear, donna trump is smarter than me, you, and all criticso is the most powerful human on earth in our lifetime, and we're still saying will how -- we look like idiots! >> you are totally right. >> jesse: make america great again was not just a slogan, it was always the mission. the founder, patrick david joins me, how are you doing? subban i'm doing well how are you? >> jesse: i'm doing very good. you know more about this and those people, he had a couple dinners down there. with all these ceos go down to the patio and have dinner with donald trump, is it lobbying him, is it kissing the ring, what is swirling around down there? >> it is called either not have a choice, what are you going to do? you talk to all this negative things about him and all of a sudden you see he is putting on the greatest team ever, here is the biggest power by the way when you think about it, about three things down as i prepared for this, is that what happens in life when you're handsome, you're rich and your famous? think about the spook when you're handsome they

donna spent more than three decades in oakland.as moved to a tennessee sanctuary last year with a goal of surrounding her with other female elephants. but on christmas eve, staff noticed a change in donna's demeanor. they put her on medical observation, but she died christmas day at 44 years old, and work was underway to reunite donna with her male companion at the oakland zoo. she was transferred to the sanctuary a couple of months ago, but the two hadn't reunited yet. josh was the last elephant to call the oakland zoo home. ukraine's war with russia is not stopping a group of ballet dancers, mostly from ukraine, from sharing their artistry with the world and the bay area. the touring grand kyiv ballet will perform the holiday classic the nutcracker at san francisco's palace of fine arts on monday and tuesday, new year's eve. we spoke with the principal dancer, whose family is still in ukraine. marta kiley andrews visited them just a few months ago and says their life there is very difficult and very dangerous. the atmosphere at a

the victims, donna major and katherine skene.en said quote, i condemn these murderers, refer the victims of their despicable acts and a for those who have experienced irreparable loss but i am more convinced than ever that we must stop the use of the death penalty at the federal level. let's bring in u.s. attorney derek, one of the prosecutors on brandon council's case. thank you for being here. what was your reaction to this news when you worked to bring justice to for these families? >> i did. one of the things, the very first emotion i had was shock for the family. this family waited for over a year to get this justice. a jury decided this was the right punishment and a judge imposed it. to have all that struck away with the swipe of a pen i know was tougher this family. >> the president said that he grieves for the victims families in his announcement. but this is what donna major's daughter said. >> the fact that he didn't talk to any of us, the victims of this crime. we trusted the judicial system, we sat through court, i w

. >> reporter: donna thomas is a pollution warrior in houston texas.ur face for about 10 minutes and then put it back on? >> as long as we have got some air circulating. >> sure. >> reporter: she wears a mask because she believes a lifetime of breathing air and her committee contributed to a stroke four years ago. what am i seeing here? >> you are seeing the stacks four stacks. right there. >> reporter: near her home donna wanted us to see texas' largest coal-fired power plants. >> it's the oldest thing you can be burning in our neighborhoods. it's dangerous. >> reporter: in the u.s., the biggest polluters are often concentrated in underserved mostly minority communities. what's it like to live in a community that is so impacted by pollution? >> it's the smell, the taste of water, it's our kids outside getting asthma attacks. >> reporter: to respond to communities like hers, the environmental protection agency under president biden created a new office of environment justice. it's staffed by 200 people and funded with more than $2.8 billion that go dir

gary and donna kept their plight a secret. did you tell your kids? >> no.>> reporter: by one estimate, americans owe $220 billion in medical debt, a leading cause of bankruptcy. the couple paid what they could but barely made a dent. then came the story of terry belk. you weren't running away from bills. >> no, was trying to actually pay them. >> reporter: the north carolina man who was struggling with medical debt he took on for the cancer treatment of his late wife more than 20 years ago. >> like an albatross around my neck. >> to the growing financial burden for -- >> reporter: after belk's story aired on "nbc nightly news" in september, just a few days later belk received a call from the hospital. >> they're going to be lifting liens and canceling judgments. >> reporter: not long after the call the couple received their news. >> the first thing i felt was a tremendous weight was gone. >> cancelation of judgment. >> reporter: advocate health, the parent company of atrium, was canceling the judgment against them. zeroing out the $92,000 of debt that was h

donna and i'm here when we have blaring examples of this in the, the progressive. alright, just stay with us here on our to international up next on inland visions, my colleague peter scott, takes us to russia's land of 5 elements, the republic of hockey by the, the russian states. never as one of the most sense community best. most all sense and up the in the system must be the one else holes. question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin machine, the state on the rush to day and split the r t spoke neck. even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube, the fitness center. for what question did you say, even closer to the have goodness and has attracted conquerors attention from time a memorial in the 19th century, the british empire decided to subjugate that century. the british view, the afghan lands as the northern gateway to india, and wanted to turn them into an obedient province, trying to predict the independence fee a mere of a dentist in the us. little homage turned for help the russia raise. the rate is considere

i think it also reflects kind of what donna was referring to in the lead in. all of these people who donald trump have selected have either before tamed. publicly tamed by donald trump. marco rubio, rfk jr. all of those people he public tamed and people who though they lost, they lost in doing his bidding already. they were out front in his own campaigns and service, actually trying to be a leader in the maga movement. which suggests this loyalty above all else. because we know donald trump does not like losers, or he doesn't like losing. but if you're a loser that is loyal, loyalty takes precedence. >> there's manipulation and control all in the name of loyalty. what does the end result actually look like? >> i think donald trump learned a lot in his first four years. he wants to make sure he does not have a cabinet of people who might defy him or challenge him. sort of do anything that, would go against what he perceives as his personal interest. so, i think you have a group of people and it's shocking. it's not that presidents haven't chosen people who have

you'd ask these watching knots, donna's slobber, ministry starting falls, 30 miles. and that's it. all it should be we'll have to go through. well, it was, this would, it would run out of the only use it also genevas on your cell, which is sort of cool. you will be with the 3 here, the 3. so 3, this of those make when you a little me, when you go out of the hay tribunal reach to simular decision, in the case of formal kosovo liberation army field, come on to emulate the prime minister of the henri. think nice republic ramos. how is your night? who didn't hesitate to write about it? in his autobiography, we constantly attacked sub forces everywhere, day and night without hiding each and every day. we killed sylvia and policeman. in 2008, the hague tribunal acquitted a level of 37 challenges. and then how i did and i also appealed successfully. how did you not will you please stand up the channel? the fund to you not go to all accounts in doing that? what they call a debt boned to food, being the chief prosecutor in the hague, for 80 is admitted the following. and her book, the hunt,

and man, mom donna, via colombia and elsewhere, good. conspicuously. yeah. those who have avoided from coughing so in the middle east, not to mention that is just why they haven't called previously this year for quote, a wavering support for reporters throughout the world. will sort of terry and governments, a non state actors continue to use this information and propaganda to undermine social discourse. and then p journalist efforts to inform the public hold governments accountable and bring the truth to light. we call on every nation to do more to protect journalists, and we reiterate unwavering support for free and independent media around the world . now we had home, i saw a movie or is a risk consultant. i did golf state. i'm a, let's see, says a u. s. enables is i like as well to commit more crimes. how long has it been before the eyes, the see took action looking at how the leaders are behaving in this conflict. it's, it's part of the special relationship that the united states has with certain states, and the in particular is around lewis be giving i

and the only post voters in donna had to paulding stations on saturday to choose a new president and members of parliament. vote is taking place as the country go through tough economic times. president not cooper, are those 2 towns will expire in january is deputy and 11 others are looking to replace them but only the current vice president of a 100 due by one year and a former president joined. mahatma stand a realistic chance of winning risk reports now from the capital of occur after a frustrating day. part time texted drive of the same, you have delay and his wife discussed the rising cost of living and the impact of having one of the family these days. he says, the only thing that pre occupies their mind is for when you wake up in the morning, you'll pray. yeah. is that you get what you think the trees gave me. it is no more easy for us. we used to cool morning, afternoon and evening. this time around which include in the evening or the rising cost of living as far as guidance onto the streets of several locations to demand government action. as a local economy struggles waitin

and donna is threatening the country's longstanding piece into communal violence is raising concerned that on groups from across the board i in book, you know, saw so could be using the area as a base the government and says, there is no threats of interest reports from bulk who in gun vocal known as gunner's most dangerous town is under siege, not by external forces, but by its own people. it's been ravaged by dickens long leadership struggle that has continued to claim lives, including investigators, husband. it was shocked in killed recently. and i'm have the most painful thing is i haven't seen his body. his daughter keeps asking me mother where his father the crisis dates back to 1967 when i'm present king was the throne and exiled by government officials. it was replaced by a member of the course isaac drive, while the majority of the town is hooking into exist on a monthly basis. i know the list of the top.

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donna from washington. banks helps provide over 6 billion meals to people in need each year, like donna. together, we can end hunger. learn more at feedingamerica.org. chanley painter in new york. we are following breaking news out of central asia this morning, where a large passenger plane has crashed in the kazakhstan city of aktau. the country is just south of russia. officials say the plane was en route from baku, azerbaijan, to grozny in russia's chechnya region, but was rerouted due to fog. and just into our newsroom is video of the crash. and i must warn you, what you're about to see is difficult to watch. this new video appears to show the plane hitting the ground at a fast rate of speed, before erupting into a fireball. the ministry says there were 67 people on board. of those, 25 are believed to have survived. 42 are likely dead. the plane reportedly belongs to azerbaijan's airlines. again, if you're just joining us, we are following breaking news out of central asia this morning where a large pas

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donna? >> he's back in action. >> well, look. he's back in action. look. up to a point, and because many of these republicans are institutionalists and they respect not only their constitutional responsibility, but they also understand that the norms are rules should not all be broken simply because donald trump or his allies will threaten you with, you know, a primary. >> and i want to point out there's one thing which is the question of pete hegseth's extreme views which fall outside the mainstream, and which may be an example of what reince is talking about in terms of trump's, you know, desire to sort of blow up the system right now, but then there's many of these allegations that go to his personal conduct, to his behavior towards women, to his use or abuse of alcoholism. that has nothing to do with his faith. remember that in nbc's report about the nominee, they were quoting ten current and former fox employees expressing concerns up to recent weeks about his behaviors. >> martha: which he denies, but at the same time -- >> right, exactly. >> martha:

donna, first, how hard are democrats going to fight on this one? patel will get many democrats. >> i think the democrats will have to sort through the debris and figure out which of the shiny objects they want to focus on, and with only, you know, handful of republicans possibly thinking about clause 2, section 2 of the constitution, this is on republicans. i mean, democrat wills do what they have to do in terms of, you know, raising questions and so forth, but this is donald trump. he has told us who he is. i mean, we know that he wants to shake up the government. we didn't expect an earthquake to destroy the government with some of these picks, but look. donald trump is who he is, and he's choosing people that represent his own worst qualities. that's how i see it. >> jonathan: another way to look at it is that he was deeply disappointed by some of his own picks last time when he took the advice -- >> of course. >>. >> jonathan: when he put in senator sessions or bill barr at attorney general or chris wray at fbi. >> too close to the mainstream.

so both i tony or it's donna, you're going to see a lot of time with sedona. you're so i'm gonna say that you'll get an answer is oakland, the sailor, the dentist, so no way will call it the toilet. galion are so pretty. it's all guy. so nick a there where it goes for this together. of course, i feel on it watching this, the 3 were stove started, be off. okay, then those are on some of your some of your don't to send one of the this is, this was a real buy a new or it's called is the sco stella is. what do you like us to do with it? the lowest score on that, it's a lot of interest to all the years, but fortunately the you, you got to call the seller so nearly so you've got full edicts so, so i'm working with you and look out for what other, some course the safety meet a deeper of need donuts, that was the largest execution side and then the bumps gap for the area where 218 children and women met that this 104 children were on the 15th on to orthodox church, holidays. saint marina, the great mount of july, the 30th and sent alias august the 2nd 1941 and leave n

donna would know better than i do.both his caucus and the entire house of representatives. he's going to present a vision, and when you have razor thin majorities it's not the time to be moving large-scale legislation. you need a political movement to do that. they don't have that. the congress, this congress, did not receive a political mandate so there is no mandate to move large pieces of legislation. and when you have a razor thin majority, you will have to work with democrats and that's -- that takes leadership. if a few members want to sabotage that, that's only going to be to the detriment of their own party. >> let's look at the other chamber. nearly two decades since republican leaders didn't have mitch mcconnell at the helm. they're going to have a new leader, senator john thune is set to take over. how do you see his leadership style differing from mcconnell's, rick? >> well, he's younger, he's in his 60s. he's not in his 80s. i think he may be more conciliatory. i think he may be more concerned with the rep

donna from washington.de over 6 billion meals to people in need each year, like donna. together, we can end hunger. learn more at feedingamerica.org. mark: welcome back america there are very few people that are clear eyed when it comes to understanding with the direct overseas and who the good guys are in the bad guys are and what we the united st states has to o about it. that is my friend who drew me to discuss it. >> we are here with douglas murray, this is unique and brilliant man, great humanitarian we have this massive election of donald trump, we can see the effects in iran, china and russia and so forth and so on, how do you see this playing out for the better. >> as a whole range of things that we can feel already change, first of all among other western governments that have been ones from britain to across europe in recent years been so undiplomatic and rude about donald trump it is nice seeing them remember that you should be polite about people in the very least very likely to become the leade

. >> donna is in town this weekend.see her. she is in for the sugar bowl. you will see her for all of this on this holiday. >> raymond: sign me up. okay. coming up, there is an all-out assault on religion this christmas season. and the angle is fighting back. stay for that ♪ have you ever thought of getting a walk-in tub for you or someone you love? now is a great time to take a look at getting a safe step walk-in tub. with safe step's standard heated seat and new fast fill faucet, you can enjoy a nice warm bath up to 20% faster! safe step walk-in tubs are built to maximize safety. so you can stay in your home and enjoy the comforts of bathing again. call now to receive a free shower package plus $1,600 off! >> raymond: just in time for christmas. faith is increasingly under attack across the culture. if you open your social media feed you might catch this cover of santa baby featuring kim kardashian say has demonic overtures or undertemperatures. >> raymond: and in new hampshire, near the state capitol. the satanic tem

former health and human secretary, donna shalala, joins us to discuss it all.. >> madam secretary, welcome. good to have you here this morning. i have a quick question for you. >> please. >> the state of our health is always a fine line. it's a delicate balance. a balance between research, production of the results from those research. and the impact it has, not just here, but globally. when you have an incoming secretary of health who has officially, over the years, declared vaccines, killed more people than they save. and that other forms of actions that we take to guard ourselves and protect ourselves are no longer valid. what concerns should americans have about what health in this country looks like? not ten years from now, but a year from now? >> well, any hesitancy over vaccines obviously is going to, is very dangerous. it's not just they're going to ban vaccines. i don't think they can actually do that because it's up to the states to desend, to decide which vaccines they want to make available to children and which ones they want to mandate. it's the h

>> jonathan, and i second everything donna says about hegseth. we are not talking about her yet, because there have been so many bad picks. but, you are talking about putting someone in charge of our national intelligence, who has done nothing-- think about this-- nothing but push it in's propaganda for the past 10 years. blame us for putin's invasion of ukraine. the file i have been told on her is writing.senators, jonathan, when it comes to both hegseth and tulsi gabbard are very protective of defense and national security. i think both of these two nominees are in a lot of trouble. >> a lot of trouble if they get to actually have a vote on their confirmation. do you think they last even that long? >> i don't think either one gets to a vote. and if they do, my fear is that republican senators won't voting vote against them. >> it may get to a hearing, but in that process, i think that you know, a lot is going to happen between now and then, and i don't see these coming to a vote. >> what about rfk jr.? >> i think because of the seriousness of t

iit if it was just me i would be okay with that i know donna is with her savior right now not becaused and savior, as far as the grandchildren go, the few that were here with us, they probably don't have a whole lot of memory of her but that was a great loss in that, just knowing that they will never get to see her and be loved by her. touch her or hug her. >> he does a great job of filling in for. >> todd: i'm sure he does. >> he is incredible. >> todd: katie, final question to you. the exact phrase in the white house in their phrase releasing these pardons and commutations. joe biden is committed to a fair and effective justice system. katie, what about this is fair to your family? none of it. we didn't commit that crime. brandon council did, he made that choice that day. a crime punishable by the death penalty. 12 jurors. that is what was fair and biden took that away from us, senile old, incompetent man took that away from our family. justice. just like that? nothing. this is not fair. >> todd: heather, katie and danielle, may the lord show mercy upon your entire family the way th

i'd say i say to the people have been a while to your family and australia is here to help donna watts who lives within the pacific ring of fire. and 1st quakes are common here. un says more than 100000 people have been affected by this one. witnesses report bodies laying in the streets as rescuers work to help survivors and find those missing. the death toll is expected to rise. alexandra buyers al jazeera. okay, you're up to date. that's it. for meetings, bulk of the news continue see or no just here. that's off to weeks witness. make sure you stay with us about the we know what's happening in our region. we know has to get the places that others tend on fear guided by the police on purpose. as far as the way that you tell the story is what can make a difference the to 5, i'll play it off for full. i can corner i usually literally i usually have to leave and as a whole lot of us, how was thought, oh my, that's our lives and wanted to be a while. i know i live here. yeah, that was the and to my voice that off of the whole scene been behaving like the shut off for adults, the to meet t

i want to go to donna spielberg right now. criminal defense attorney. donna, i don't know what happens monday. i don't know, this is the lesser of the charges. and i do know that there is no sort of given or automatic you know, ending to this. but again, if this is the charge and on the more serious one, you had division among the jurors. we don't know how many jurors, but it certainly was at least one who had a problem with it. what then on this second it. >> what on the second reduced charge? >> neil, according to my calculations, this decision by the judge to grant the prosecution motion to get rid of the top charge and have them retlib rate on the lesser charge, basically takes an acquittal off the table. because think about it. you said it, at least one of those jurors, at least one, wanted to find penny guilty of manslaughter. right? at least one. we don't know if it is one verses 11. we don't know what the division was. but now they are going to go home for the weekend, god only knees what they will get their heads filled with and they will come

i'm going to talk to state representative donna howard about the dangers of that decision and her callelshi" on msnbc. tuned for more "velshi" msnbc. ♪♪ ♪♪ you've got a pepto predicament, ace. you overdid it on the loaded fries. undo it with pepto fast melts. ♪ when you have nausea, heartburn, indigestion, ♪ ♪ upset stomach, diarrhea. ♪ when you overdo it... ...undo it with pepto bismol. >>> now to texas. we're now talking about beyonce and her christmas performance. the state texas is facing heightened criticism over its decision not to review deaths related to pregnancy for the years 2022 and 2023. those are the first two years after the state's near total abortion ban took effect. critics are saying that skipping over these two critical years since the laws changed will make it difficult to assess whether the abortion ban is making childbirth more dangerous in texas. democratic lawmakers in the state and national lawmakers are pushing back against the decision. representative dona howard recently sent a statement to the texas department of health urging officials to reconsider that

donna edwards who is there monitoring all of this.issue elon musk had. >> he individually praised. >> the number of sheets. >> the paperweight went down. >> it's like the inversion of the problem i had in high school when i was always trying to increase the font size and

he and his wife donna who's an avid reader, are the proud parents of four children. who have been book fair volunteers for many years. his in-laws were lifelong supporters of the arts in miami and in particular strong supporters of the book fair. and he's proud to be the presenter of tonight's program on behalf of the palley family, including his wife donna. here, let me introduce mark cass. >>> good afternoon, everyone. as i expected a very poorly attended event. it's my pleasure and honor to introduce our guests this afternoon. i may ambe dating myself but i feel like a little bit of taller and modern-day version of ed sullivan who 60 years ago introduced to america another historic rock and roll band. so without any further delay and with a caveat that parts of this introduction were supplied to me by dave barry, please welcome, on s willy, on guitar stephen king. dave barry. mitch albom. on guitar dave barry. on wigs scott dutrow. on awkwardly standing around. on backup vocals, mary carr. on whip, amy tan.d, joining them in conversation is moderator lisa napoli.

but could he take on donna jean wild?ean broke a world record by doing 1,575 push-ups in an hour. our night cap was here so i needed them to stay and find out. 1,000 push-ups an hour. could you do that? >> i think i can personally. >> really? >> it wouldn't be every day. i regularly do. >> how many? >> at a minimum? 150 push-ups a day at a minimum. >> shut up. >> listen, i work for msnbc. >> once i do 20 i'm down to girl push-ups. >> according to the mayo clinic if you can do 15 push-ups at the age of 45, you're in good shape. >> i can do more than 15. what you will not find me doing is hot yoga or anything of that sort. but i will do some push-ups. >> i did just run the marathon. you know how you know if someone ran the marathon? they tell you. >> i'm a marathoner as well. >> can you do a thousand? >> i can't find a peloton under my laundry. >> pelotons are really hanger ins new york city. thanks for joining me tonight. for you at home,i wish you a good night. don't forget to see jacob on satu

donna hillard is here with us.noon. >> thank you so much for having i know at this time of year, there's so many events happening and i'm so glad we get to talk about joy to awesome. what do you love about you? i did. the city. so, you know, we started to create this event. what we wanted is to create an experience for the children to have and remember for the rest of their life, not just a place where they're going to get free toys, but a memory with their family to take family photos. we really wanted this event to be very inclusive and show the diversity of san francisco. and so it's not just a christmas celebration. it's a kwanzaa celebration. it's annika. it's do wally. you know, we're doing unity. reefs and it's open for everyone. and so even if your family, you don't need a toy, bring your kids down and celebrate this wonderful of it. and if you want bring a toy with you because the media has increased so much this year, we have over 11,000 people have rspb for this event which is triple last year. that's a

the zoo called donna a beloved memory of the member of the oakland zoo family.urant celebrates a remarkable milestone how the owner of sunshine cafe accomplished his american dream and won over the hill will mark 45 years in business. it's a favorite among locals who say this small spot has a big history. and as ktvu cristina rendon found out, the owner has a special place in customers hearts. >> nestled off oak park boulevard in pleasant hill, i get a california benedict every sunday. sunshine cafe is filled with familiar faces and the aroma of an american diner. >> i eat breakfast here every morning. >> compared to other places, the food just comes out just right. >> we come because the food is delicious. >> it's been serving up only breakfast and lunch for decades. >> all of us are locals, and this is cheers for pleasant hill. it's our version, and everybody that's in here has probably come over a 25 to 30 year period of time. >> we come in and sit down. we don't even have to order. they just know what we want. he'll just say regular. >> so what is the regula

he and his wife, donna, who's an avid reader, are the proud parents of three children, jordan brianna, alicia, whose who have been book fair volunteers for many years. his in-laws myrna and sheldon paoli were lifelong supporters of the arts in miami and in particular, supporters of the book fair. and he is proud to be the presenter of tonight's program on behalf of the palace family, including his wife, donna katz, and lisa here. let me introduce mark. afternoon, everyone. as i expected, a very poorly attended event. it's my pleasure and honor to. introduce our guests this afternoon. i may be dating, but i feel like a little bit of a taller and modern day version of ed sullivan, who 60 years ago introduced to america another historic rock and roll band. so. so without any further delay and with the caveat that parts of this introduction supplied to me by dave barry. please welcome on bass ridley pearson. and on guitar stephen king on harmonica sam barry on keyboards. mitch albom on guitar. dave barry on wig. scott stroh the emcee of the band, roy blount. on awkwardly standing around a

donna, let me get back to that greenland, panama, canada stuff. how do you view all this?, i mean, look. i look at it as another one of those 3:00 a.m. tweets by the former president soon-to-be president of the united states. i mean, denmark is a member of nato, and i thought as a member of nato, that you agree not to attack another -- >> jonathan: denmark which owns greenland which is -- greenland is owned by denmark. >> yes. the soon-to-be president is saying we should, you know, attack denmark. >> be fair. he's talking about buying greenland, something that actually lots of conservatives, jonah goldberg has been talking about buying it for years. >> this is not a real estate sale. >> in 1775, we tried to have canada join us. they declined. etried again in 1812. >> it's a different century now. >> a different century and we're not going back to the 19th century. i hope an attack in canada, a sovereign nation -- >> he hasn't talked about attacking anyone. >> nobody's going to give up their land. trust me. >> there is a method to the madness. they say this is him doing wha

host: donna in new jersey, independently. -- independent line. caller: what are we talking about? the economy. ok. what i don't understand is the american people. i don't understand how we could be talking about the economy went so much has happened that has proven to us that we have absolutely no control, americans, of what our politicians in washington do. i don't understand why we are laying down and letting this happen. i am older. i made it through the 1970's. this doesn't happen in america. we aren't lazy about democracy. this is communism knocking at the door again, constantly knocking at the door. we are just not listening. host: can you be more specific? what do you mean by this is communism? guest: this is anti-american. host: meaning whathost:? caller: everybody isn't fighting for the country. everybody does not think america is good enough because of all the infusion of racism and anything they can come up with. it is just bull. host: donna brodd of how much the government officials -- brought up how much the government officials can impact the economy. how much of the

joining me now, former maryland democratic congresswoman and msnbc political analyst, donna edwards, doug bermham presidential campaign spokesman, lance trover. trump also said if he failed to lower grocery prices as he promised, we just heard him repeatedly, it wouldn't make his presidency a failure. so what would it mean? >> i think this is being overblown. what he's doing is level setting with the american people, that's what he's doing. look -- >> he set the levels during the campaign. the level he set was, i will bring down grocery prices, and it will be simple. >> yeah, absolutely, but i think -- >> now he's saying it's hard. >> look, he's level setting with the american people. let's take a step back. joe biden and the democrats, it's very important to remember how we got here, so we can talk about -- >> we're not talking about how we got here. we're talking about what donald trump said to the american people while he was running for president. he said, i'm going to bring prices down. it's easy. it's simple. now he's saying it's hard. >> well, look, this is important about how